Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1957 volume:

LIBRARY OF MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE For Reference Not to be taken from this room Margot league Editor Nancy Davis Pillow Business Manager LIBRARY OF MARY. bAUMAN COLLEGE TABLE OF CONTENTS Page the college 5 FACULTY 15 CLASSES Senior 30 Junior 68 Sophomore 74 Freshman 80 ACTIVITIES Student Government 88 College Calendar 97 Y.W.C.A 98 Student Organizations 100 Page PUBLICATIONS Bluestocking 110 Campus Comments 112 Miscellany 114 ATHLETICS 117 FEATURES Marshals 132 Ushers 133 May Queen and her Attendants 134-141 Faculty and Student Directory 143 bm I • %g n i ■ n 1 1 . i • i ■pn H H ■ ' : : Mfr- -; ] r- A L T ' DC Kg te? « m m 1 . . - • ' JWHU! ♦ - vV V -J H ' - .i - v.: 4 v V Jf : 7 §fi iiS Mh 2 i M ■ .C5 3 ssp v s mi a; rV—v t ACADEMIC BUILDING KING BUILDING ACTIVITIES BUILDING 10 BAILEY HALL 11 MEMORIAL 12 HILL TOP SKY HIGH LITTLE HOUSE 14 « — ' i VEGA M. LYTTON. MA Assistant Dean of Students Assistant Professor of French 16 1 1 f Because you have instilled in us your warm joie de vivre . . . Because you are an integral part of both our social and our aca- demic life . . . Because you are the embodiment of the gracious Mary Baldwin lady we emulate . . . We lovingly dedicate the 1957 Bluestocking to you . . . MRS. VEGA LYTTON. 17 ,. m 1 ' RICHARD R. POTTER. D.D. Acting P reside il 18 MARTHA STACKHOUSE GRAFTON, M.A. Dean of the College 19 ANNE ELIZABETH PARKER, M.A. Dean of Students 20 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Edmund D. Campbell. President Washington. D. C. Mr. Harlan Belts Lakeland. Florida Dr. Frederick L. Brown Charlottesville. Virginia Judge A. C. Buchanan Tazewell, Virginia Mrs. Neville H. Ehmann Havertovvn, Pennsylvania Miss Nancy Gilliam Statesville. North Carolina Dr. A. H. Hollingsworth, Jr Roanoke, Virginia Dr. L. Wilson Jarman, Ex Officio Winter Park, Florida Mrs. A. P. Jones Roanoke, Virginia Dr. James G. Leyburn Lexington, Virginia Col. Francis Pickens Miller Charlottesville, Virginia Mrs. Robert H. Moore Bluefield, West Virginia Dr. Richard R. Potter Staunton. Virginia Dr. John K. Roberts Danville, Virginia Mrs. Gale Richmond Staunton, Virginia Mr. Hugh B. Sproul. Jr., Secretary Staunton, Virginia Dr. John N. Thomas Richmond. Virginia Mrs. Joseph W. Timberlake, Jr Matthews, North Carolina Mr. Gilpin Willson, Jr Staunton. Virginia Mr. Eldon D. Wilson Richmond. Virginia Mrs. Walter H. Woodson Mocksville. North Carolina Col. Frank M. Wray Charlottesville. Virginia 21 Tap row: Mr. lirice, Mr. Bridges, Mr Broman, Miss Carroll Bottom row. Miss Cleveland, Mrs. Cockcroft, Mr Collins, Mr. Daffi MARSHALL MOORE BRICE, Ed.D. I ' m lessor of English HERBERT LEE BRIDGES, JR., Ph.D. I ' i; f t -ss, r of Psychology ami Education CARL W. BROMAN, Mus.D. Pro fessor of Music CAROL CLEVELAND, M.S. . Issistant Professor of Physical Education CYNTHIA COCKCROFT, M.A. Instructor in English FLETCHER COLLINS, JR., Ph.D. Professor of Dramatics ami Speech MARY SWAN CARROLL. Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Science JOHN B. DAFFIN. M.S. Bv.rsar and Treasurer Professor of Chemistry Not pictured — RUBY CUNDIFF, M.S. Librarian (Second Semester) HORACE T. DAY Professor of . I rl EMILY FARNHAM, M.A. Associate Professor of . Irt THOMAS HANCOCK GRAFTON, Ph.D. Professor of Sociology HELEN D. HARRISON, M.A. Librarian (First Semester) CLARE J. FLANSBURGH, Ph.D. Professor of French MARGUERITE HILLHOUSE, B.A. Registrar CAROL A. GIROUD, B.S. Instructor in PIi ysical Education MARY E. HUMPHREYS, Ph.D. . Issociaie Professor of Biology Not pictured — RICHARD D. HAMILTON, M.A. Instructor in Journalism Top row: Mr. Day, Miss Farnhatn, Miss Flansburgh, Miss Giroud. Bottom row: Mr. Grafton, Mrs Harrison, Miss Hillhouse, Miss Humphreys 23 - A ST ifcfliril c 7 u ; ' il;v: Mrs. I.vtton, Miss McN Feil, Mr. Mahler, Mrs. Menk. Bottom row: Mr. P age, Miss Rudeseal, Miss Schmidt. VEGA M. LYTTON, M.A. Assistant Dean of Students Assistant Professor of French GORDON PAGE, M.A. Professor of Music RUTH McNEIL, S.M.D. . Issociate Professor of Music LILLIAN RUDESEAL, Litt.M Associate Professor of Economics ANDREW J. MAHLER, Ph.D. Director of Secretarial Education Professor of English RUTH A. SCHMIDT. M.A. PATRICIA HOLBERT MENK, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Spanish . Issistant Professor of History 24 FANNIE B. STRAUSS, M.A. Associate Professor of German and Comparative Literature HERBERT S. TURNER, D.D. Professor of Philosophy and Bible MILDRED E. TAYLOR, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics and . Islrononi y LILLIAN C. THOMSEN, Ph.D. Professor of Biology O. ASHTON TRICE, JR., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology JULIA F. WEILL, M.A. Director of tin- Nursery School SHIRLEY B. WHITAKER, M.A. Assistant Professor of Spanish Not pictured — HOWARD M. WILSON, Th.D. Acting Professor of Bible (Second Semester)  •  r 9 ■ • ilfcftA I op row: Miss Strauss, Miss Taylor, Miss Thomsen. Mr. Tri Bottom row: Mr. Turner, Miss Weill, Mrs. Whitaker. 25 Top raw: Miss Baylor, Miss ( ampbell, Miss ( arr, Mrs. ( arr. Hull, m row: Mrs. Dahl, Mrs. Davis, Miss Garrett, Mrs Mclndoe, Mrs. Melnick. SARAH FRANCES BAYLOR, B.A. Assistant in the Nursery School HANNAH CAMPBELL, B.A. . llumnae Secretary BETTY CARR, B.S. Dietitian DOROTHY B. CARR, B.A. Secretary in the Business Office NANCY PAYNE DAHL, B.A. . Issistant to the Librarian EVELYN C. DAVIS Secretary in Public Relations Office MARGARET ANN GARRETT, B.A. Dormitory Counselor EDNA D. McINDOE Supervisor of Halls LOIS E. MELNICK Secretary to the Registrar Not pictured — DELORES P. LESCURE, B.A. Director of Publicity ( Second Semester) 26 BARBARA KARES PAGE Secretary to the President JULIA LITTELL PATCH Assistant to the Dean of Students LILLIAN PENNELL Director of Presbyterian Guidance Center ANN L. ROBINSON, B.A. Dormitory (. ounselor JAMES T. SPILLMAN, B.A. . Issistani Bursar JULIA VANN, B.A. Dormitory L ounselor ANNIE LAURIE A. VANSTONE, B.A. Secretary in the Alumnae Office RUBYE V. VINSON, R.N. Resident Nurse FAITH K. YOUNIE, R.N. Resident Nurse film f - % Top row. Mrs. Page, Mrs. Patch, Miss Pennell, Miss Robinson. Bottom rozv: Mr. Spillman, Miss Vann, Mrs. Vanstone, Mrs. Vinson, Mrs. Younie. 27 IN MEMORIAM ELIZABETH NOTTINGHAM DAY Professor of Art, Mary Baldwin College 194] -- 1956 She was known to the professional world as Elizabeth Nottingham, but to those who knew her, simply as Mrs. Day - Her name implied a great deal more. Although she considered herself a teacher, a housewife, and a mother as well as an artist, it is hard to think of her as any one of these roles apart from the others. For Mrs. Day instituted herself among people in every way beyond the call of duty. As a teacher Mrs. Day gave to her students an inspired outlook on life in addition to the course; as an artist she recorded perfectly the rich return and enthusiasm she got from living. She understood life to be a great storehouse of opportunities and she invested her interest in all of them that could concern her. For Elizabeth Nottingham the world was made with paint and canvas, and for this artist recognition meant a comprehension of a way of life. For Mrs. Day a way of life was an existence for others, and for this woman existence meant life. 28 m ,. , ■ y % ■  SENSOR CLASS OFFICERS BARBARA RUSSELL President BETSY CRAWFORD JOAN PERRY HENDERSON [ r ice-President Secretary HELEN THOMPSON Treasurer MISS HUMPHREYS Sponsor Colors of the Class i 1957- Lavender and hit 30 ATTENDANTS Barbara Bishop Lucy Forsyth BEVERLY BISHOP Victoria, Texas Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History 3] PAULA LEE BRANCH Dallas, Texas Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English ATTENDANTS Toni Baldwin Carolyn Shults 32 JEAN MARY BREEDEN Spartanburg, South Carolina Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology ATTENDANTS Ann Fry Lilalee Guerrant 33 BARBARA LAWRENCE BULLOCK Norfolk, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Music ATTEND AXTS Diane Hudgins Anne Pierce 34 ATTENDANTS Isabel Ewart Carole Griffin SARA DUNINGTON BURWELL Wirtz, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree . Imerican Studies 35 TINA ANGELA CACCIAPAGLIA Staunton, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Spanish ATTENDANTS Mary Jam- Greene Nancy MacGregor 36 FELICIA NAN CANDLER Dallas, Texas Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Sociology ATTENDANTS Mary Ann Taylor Margot Teaeue MARY ELLEN CRANWELL Richlands, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degre Art ATTENDANTS Joyce Holt Ardys Enough 38 BETTY STUART DALTON Staunton, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English ATTENDANTS Jo Ann Beard Anne Miller 39 VIRGINIA BROWN DILLON Alexander City, Alabama Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English ATTENDANTS Molly Maiming Elizabeth Plowman 40 CHARLOTTE EMMA EICHER Archbold, Ohio Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology ATTEXDANTS Saliy Graham fane Ramsev II MARGARET HEATH HAMMACK Lawrenceville, Virginia Candidal,- for Bachelor of Arts Degree English ATTENDANTS Barbara Allan Marina Johnson 42 AMELIA DELL HAYDEN Baltimore, Maryland Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Economics and Sociology ATTENDANTS Patsy Bonelli Linda Watkins 43 • JOAN ELIZABETH HENDERSON Victoria, Texas Candidate for Bachelor of .Iris Degree History ATTENDANTS Helen Smith Elizabeth Wood 44 ELIZABETH LOUISE JAMERSON Orlando, Florida Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree liiiijlish ATTENDANTS Gretchen Clark Jamie Jamerson 45 MARGARET ANNE JORSTAD Staunton, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of . Iris Degree Spanish ATTENDANTS Shirley Harrison Elizabeth Robson 46 ANN ENGLE KENNEDY Hinton, West Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Spanish ATTENDANTS Betty Engle [Catherine Smith 47 JEANNE MIKELL KLINE Winchester, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degre Economics and Sociology ATTENDANTS Betsy Blessing Nancy Pillow 48 SUSAN TALMAN PATERSON Birmingham, Michigan Candidate for Bachelor of . trts Degree Biology ATTENDANTS Fran Merry Connie McHugh 49 ELIZABETH CRAWFORD PERRY Staunton, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English ATTENDANTS Doug Kellam Kav Lessley 50 KATHRYN BRYANT POPE Petersburg, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of . trts Degree Biology ATTENDANTS Pal Henderson lane Keid 51 JULIANNE RAND Searcy, Arkansas Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degrei English ATTENDANTS Margaret Clarke Judy Deener 52 7 NANCY ADRIAN RHOADS Leesburg, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degre I: nglish ATTENDANTS Jan ( Gregory Nancy McMullan 53 BARBARA RUSSELL Orlando, Florida Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Economics ATTENDANTS Lynne Foster Shannon Milliean 54 SALENDA LOUISE SMITH Hempstead, New York Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degre, Biology ATTENDANTS Daisy Givens Barbara Kohlsaat SUE WINSLOW STOCKTON Hampton, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degret Dramatic Arts mid Speech ATTENDANTS Penney Cox Mcivl Richardson 56 FRANCES ANN STOREY Little Rock, Arkansas Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Art ATTENDANTS I la Jo Daniel Sue Ritchie 57 NANCY KEMPER SWITZER Harrisonburg, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of . Irts Degrei Psychology 1 ATTENDANTS Ann Ewing Anne McClung 58 HELEN SCHLEY THOMPSON Savannah, Georgia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degrc, English ATTENDANTS Ann Cooke Caroline Huffstutle: 59 KATHARINE CLARK THORINGTON Montgomery, Alabama Candidate for Bachelor of .iris Degree English ATTENDANTS Peggy Flythe Patty Fulbright 60 FRANCES ELIZABETH WILLS Baltimore, Maryland Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Music ATTENDANTS Sue Crawford Ann Singletary 61 . ADA LOU WORTH Warwick, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Art ATTENDANTS Myrtland Henderson Mary K itharine Phlegar 62 SENIOR ACTIVITIES BISHOP, BEVERLY Freshman: R.A., Y.W.C.A., Irish Softball leader. Sophomore: University of Texas — first semester, R.A., Y.W.C.A., Irish Softball learn — second semester. Junior: R.A., Y.W.C.A., Irish Softball leader, volleyball. Senior: I.R.C., Y.W.C.A., R.A., Irish Softball team, volleyball team. BRANCH, PAULA Freshman: Spanish Club, Wesley Club (Secretary). Sophomore: I.R.C., Campus Comments, Irish Recreation leader. [unior: I.R.C., Campus Comments, Irish Clan. Senior: I.R.C. (Secretary), Y.W.C.A. (World Relatedness Committee), R.A., Irish Clan. BREEDEN, JEAN MARY Freshman: French Club, Tennis Tournament. Sophomore: French Club (President), R.A. (Publicity Manager), Y.W.C.A. (Publicity Manager), Campus Comments, tennis tournament, badminton tournament, archery. lunior: Fine Arts Club, I.R.C, Book Club (Publicity Manager), R.A., Y.W.C.A., Blue- stocking (Art Staff), V.S.D.B., Social Trips Committee, Irish Clan, volleyball, Heart Fund Committee, Bombshells. Senior: Sky High House President, House Presidents ' Council, Book Club (Publicity Manager), Y.W.C.A. (Vespers Committee, Community Service Committee), R.A. BURWELL, SARA DUNNINGTON Freshman: Y.W.C.A. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., Fine Arts Club, R.A., Miscellany (Business Staff), Irish Clan. Junior: Campus Comments Staff, Cabinet Member, Y.W.C.A., Chairman of World Re- latedness Committee, Class Secretary, Irish Clan, N.S.A. Committee, Delegate to U.N. Seminary. Senior: N.S.A. Co-ordinator, Student Board, Y.W.C.A. (World Relatedness Committee), R.A., Irish Clan. I.R.C, Fine Arts Club, Campus Comments. BULLOCK, BARBARA LAWRENCE Freshman: Glee Club, Chapel Choir, Scotch hockey team. Sophomore: Glee Club, Chapel Choir. Junior: Glee Club, Chapel Choir, Bluestocking (Business Manager). Senior: Glee Club, Chapel Choir (Secretary-Treasurer), Publications Board, R.A., Scotch Clan, Y.W.C.A. (World Relatedness Committee), Curriculum Committee. CACCIAPAGLIA, TINA ANGELA Freshman: Day Student Organization, Spanish Club, R.A., Irish Clan, hockey team. Sophomore: Day Student Organization (Treasurer), Spanish Club, Bluestocking Staff, R.A., Irish Clan, hockey team. Junior: Day Student Organization, R.A., Irish Clan, hockey tournament. Senior: Fine Arts Club, I av Student Organization (Treasurer), Y.W.C.A., R.A., Irish Clan. CANDLER, FELICIA NAN Freshman: Gardeners ' Club (Program Chairman), Y.W.C.A. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., Campus Comments (Exchange Editor), Board of Publications, Campus Comments (Business Manager), Irish Clan, Parents ' Day Committee, Chip Inn Committee, Memorial Dorm Vice-President. Junior: Canterbury Club, Y.W.C.A., Editor of 1956 Bluestocking, Irish Clan. Senior: Chairman of House Presidents ' Council, Memorial House President, Y.W.C.A., R.A., Executive Committee, Pageant Committee, Student Board, Publications Hoard. CRANWELL, MARY ELLEN Freshman: Dorm basketball, Y.W.C.A., R.A. Sophomore: Big Sister, R.A., Y.W.C.A. Junior: Fine Arts Club, Hobby and Crafts Club, Waiters ' Club, M.Y.F., Campus Com- ments (Art Staff), R.A., Scotch Clan, basketball. Senior: Fine Arts Club, Hobby and ( rafts Club (Publicity Chairman), Book Club, Mis cellany (Advertising Staff) , R.A., Scotch Clan. DALTON, BETTY STUART Freshman: Spanish Club, Day Student Organization. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A. (Faith Committee), Day Student Organization. Junior : Day Student Organization, Fine Arts Club, Centennial Committee, Personal and Campus Affairs Committee, Chapel Programs Committee. Senior: flay Student Organization (President), Student Board, Fine Aits Club, Y.W.C.A. (Community Service Committee), R.A. 63 SENIOR ACTIVITIES DILLON, VIRGINIA BROWN Freshman: (.lcc Club, Y.W.C.A., Canterbury Club, Campus omments contributor, R.A. Sophomore: Campus Comments contributor, R.A., Irish Clan (Publicity staff), Y.W.C.A., Glee ( lub. Junior: Glee Club, Bluestocking (Assistant Editor), Hoard of Review, Social ( ommittee, R.A., Irish Clan, badminton, volleyball, Amahl , Junior (lass Social Committee, Stan Chairman at Mock Convention. Senior: Bluestocking Senior Representative, Social Committee, Canterbury Club, Y.W.C.A, (Publicity Committee), R.A., Irish Clan, volleyball, badminton. EICHER, CHARLOTTE EMMA Freshman: Glee Club, R.A., Y.W.C. V Sophomore: bine Arts Club, I.R ., Glee Club, R.A., Y.W.I A Junior: IRC, bine Arts ( lub, (dec Club, R.A., Y.W.C.A. Senior: bine Arts Club (Secretary), I.R.C. (President), Y.W.C.A. (World Relatedness (ommittee), R.A. HAMMACK, MARGARET HEATH Freshman: Glee Club, Miscellany contributor, R.A., Y.W.C.A Sophomore: Writers ' Club, Glee Club, Y.W.C.A., Miscellany staff member and contributor, Community Service ( ommittee, R.A. Junior: Y.W.C.A., Fine Arts Club, Writers ' ( lub (President), Big Sister, Community Service (ommittee, 2nd prize on Miscellany contest, R. V Senior: Miscellany Staff — Editor, Canterburj Club (President), (dee Club, Writers ' Club, YAY.C.A. (Social Responsibility Committee), R V HAYDEN, AMELIA DELL Freshman: (dee Club, Dolphins, Scotch Clan (Publicity Manager), Chapel Choir, Club Committee, badminton, basketball, volleyball, hockey tournament. Sophomore: Dolphins (honor member), Y.W.C.A., Glee Club, Chapel Choir, Scotch Clan Captain, hockey tournament, basketball, volleyball, Scotch letter winner. Junior: Glee Club, Chapel Choir, Dolphins, Y.W.C.A., Campus (omments, R.A. ( Secre- tary), Aladdin State Chairman at Mock Convention, Mud Woman of Ch allot , badminton, volleyball, hockey, Softball. Senior: I.R.t , Dolphins (Vice-President), Y.W.C.A.. Publications Board, Campus Com- ments, McClung Dorm House President, House Presidents ' Council, R.A., hockey, volleyball, badminton, Softball, tennis, basketball, pingpong, Scotch Clan vollevhall leader. HENDERSON, JOAN ELIZABETH Freshman: Campus Comments, Scotch Clan Cheerleader, Y.W.C.A., R.A. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., Campus Comments, Circulation Manager, Scotch Cheerleader, Chip Inn Committee, R.A. Junior: Y.W.C.A., I.R.C., House Council, Scotch Cheerleader, assistant director of Junior play. Tally Clerk at Mock Convention, director of Dorm Christmas party, R.A. Senior: Class Secretary, director of class play, N.S.A., Y.W.C.A. (World Relatedness Committee), R.A, Scotch Clan Cheerleader. JAMERSON, ELIZABETH LOUISE Freshman: Glee Club, Chapel Choir, R.A., Y.W ( Sophomore: (dee Club, Chapel Choir, R.A., Y.W.C.A. Junior: Glee Club, Chapel Choir, ex-officio of Bluestocking Staff, Class President, Scotch Clan volleyball leader, R.A., ■■Amahl, That Light Forever, Y.W.C.A. Senior: Social Committee Chairman, Y.W.C.A., R.A., Scotch Clan volleyball team, Chalk Garden. JORSTAD, MARGARET ANNE Freshman: Spanish Club, Day Student Organization, R.A. Sophomore: Spanish Club (President). Y.W.C.A., Day Student Organization, (dee Club, Vespers Committee, R.A. Junior: Day Student Organization ( Treasurer ), R.A., Y.W.C.A., Glee Club, Spanish Club, World Relatedness Committee. Senior Day Student Organization, Glee Club, Chapel Choir, N.S.A. Committee, Y.W.C.A., Fine Arts Club, R.A. KENNEDY, ANN ENGLE Freshman: Fine Arts Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club. Campus Comments, Class represen- tative to Student Government, Y.W.C.A., Irish Clan hockey team. Glee Club Con- cert Trips, R.A. Sophomore: I.R.C., Fine Arts Club, Glee Club, Y.W.C.A., Campus Comments, Student Government (Treasurer), Chapel Dorm House Council, R.A. Junior: I.R.C., Spanish Club, Westminister Fellowship, Y.W.C.A., Glee Club (Accompan- ist), S. Bailey House President, R.A. Senior: Senior member to Judiciary Board, I.R.C., Glee Club, R.A., Y.W.C.A. (Chair- man of Christian Faith and Heritage Committee), Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. 64 SENIOR ACTIVITIES KLINE, JEANNE MIKELL Freshman: Spanish Club, Fine Arts Club, Wesley Club, Campus Comments, Grass Harp (scenery committee), Y.W.C.A., R.A. Sophomore: Fine Arts Club, Wesley Club ( Vice-President), Glee Club, Campus Com- ments, Y.W.C.A. (Community Service and Faith Committee), Dorm Devotions Com- mittee Chairman, R.A. Junior: Wesley Club (President), Fine Arts Club, Glee Club, Miscellany (Business Staff), Campus Comments staff, Community Service Committee of Y.W.C A , R A. Senior: Board of Publications (Chairman), Glee Club, Social Committee, Wesley Club (Vice-President), Campus Comments (Columnist), Fine Arts Club PATERSON, SUSAN TALMAN Freshman: Ohio State University. Sophomore: Glee Club, R.A., hockey team, Y.W.C.A. Junior: Beta Beta Beta, Glee Club, R.A., badminton team, Y.W.C.A. Senior: Y.W.C.A., I.R.C., Beta Beta Beta, R.A., hockey team. PERRY, ELIZABETH CRAWFORD Freshman and Sophomore: Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College. Junior: Fine Arts Club, R.A., Centennial Committee, Y.W.C.A. (Social Responsibility Committee Chairman), Day Student Organization. Senior: Class Vice-President, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet (Community Service Committee Chair- man), Day Student Organization (Vice-President), Fine Arts Club, R.A., May Queen. POPE, KATHERYN BRYANT Freshman: Campus Comments, Freshman Y.W.C.A. Committee, Irish Clan, Parents ' Weekend Committee, R.A. Sophomore: Beta Beta Beta, R.A., Irish Clan, Y.W.C.A., Class Vice-President, Cabin Committee. Junior: Beta Beta Beta, Y.W.C.A., R.A., Class Vice-President, Junior Judiciary Board member. Senior: Student Board, Judiciary Board Chairman, Executive Committee, Pageant Com- mittee, Y.W.C.A., R.A., Beta ' Beta Beta. Y.W.C.A. RAND, JULIANNE Freshman: Y.W.C.A. (Community Service Committee), Decorations Committee for Freshman-Junior party, R.A. Sophomore: Book Club (Vice-President), Y.W.C.A. (Community Service Committee), Dorm Secretary, Nook Committee, Big Sister. R.A. Junior: Book Club, I.R.C.. Fine Arts Club. McClung Dorm President, Y.W.C.A., R.A. Senior: Student Government Association President, Y.W.C.A., R.A., Book Club, I.R.C., Executive Committee, Elect ed to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. RHODES, NANCY ADRIAN Freshman and Sophomore: Peace Junior ( ollege. Junior: Chapel Choir. Glee Club, S. Bailey Dorm Secretary, Dorm Council, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet and Conference Committee Chairman, Glee Club Concerts, R.A. Senior: Y.W.C ' . A. President, Student Board, R.A., Elected to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and I ' niversities. RUSSELL, BARBARA Freshman: K.A., hockey team, basketball learn, Scotch volleyball team captain, Freshman- Junior party skit, Y.W.C.A. Sophomore: Class Secretary, volleyball nam, R.A,, Y.W.C.A. Junior: Modern Dance Group, Y.W.C.A., R.A., Junior Marshal, Scotch volleyball team, Amahl, Aladdin, McClung Dorm Vice-President, lead role in Peter Pan. Senior: Class President, Chief Marshal, Y.W.C.A., I.R.C., R.A., Modern I lance Group, May Queen Attendant. SMITH, SALENDA LOUISE Freshman: Modern Dance Group, Miscellany contributor, Irish Clan, hockey tournament team, basketball, High School Weekend Committee. Sophomore: Modern Dance Group, Writers ' Club, Beta Beta Beta, Miscellany Editorial Staff, Y.W.C.A. (Campus Affairs Committee), R.A. Secretary, Irish Clan, hockej team, volleyball, basketball. Junior: Beta Beta Beta, Modern Dance Group (President), Y.W.C.A. (Finance Commit- tee), R.A. Vice-President, hockey, volleyball, basketball, Social Committee, Alice in Wonderland, Amahl Big Sister. Senior: Modern Dance Group, R.A. President. Beta Beta Beta, Freshman Advisor, Book Club, I.R.C., Student Board, Y.W.C.A., May Day Pageant. Irish Clan, hockey team, volleyball, basketball, Softball. 65 SENIOR ACTIVITIES STOCKTON, SUE WINSLOW Freshman: Gardeners ' Club, Glee Club, Down In The Valley, Freshman Y.W.I Project, R.A., Y.W.C V Sophomore: Garden Club (Secretary), Y.W.C.A., R.A., Glee Club, Campus Comments staff, Y.W.C.A. (Faith committee), lass Treasurer, Usher. Junior: Glee Club, Y.W.C.A., Student Government, Dorm Treasurer, House Council, Usher, Big Sister. All For Love Aladdin, Hasty Heart, Amahl. Senior: Sky High Dorm Treasurer, Dorm Council, Hoard of Review (Secretary), Y.W.C.A. (Social Relations Committee), R V. Irish Man, Fine Arts Club, Director of The Chalk Garden, Agamemnon. STOREY, FRANCES ANN Freshman: Campus Comments, Spring I lance Committee, Canterbury Club, Spanish i lub, Y.W.C.A., R. V. hockej team. Sophomore: Fine Arts Club, R.A., Y.W.C.A., Miscellany Staff member and contributor, Campus ( omiiicuts. Junior: Hook Club, Fine Arts Club (Publicity), Writers ' Club, Canterbury Club, R V. Y.W.C.A. (Finance Committee), Miscellany (Circulation Manager), Bluestocking (Art Staff ), All For Love. Senior: Hook ( lub (President), Fine rts Club (Vice-President), Canterburj Club (Treasurer), Writer- ' Club (Secretary), Miscellany (Editorial ami Business Stalls), Y.W.C.A. (Finance Committee), K.A. SWITZER, NANCY KEMPER Freshman: Canterbury Club, hockej team, R.A., Y.W.C A Sophomore: French Club, Garden Club, Canterbury Club, Y.W.C.A., R.A., volleyball team Junior: Fine Arts Club, Canterbury Club, Student Board, Judiciary Hoard (Secretary), Class Social Chairman, Freshman Orientation Committee, Board of Review, Curricu- lum Committee, R.A., table tennis, Y.W.C.A. Senior: Student Government Association (Vice-President), Senior Judiciarj Representa- tive, Curriculum Committee, Executive Committee, Y.W.C.A., R.A., Fleeted to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. THOMPSON, HELEN SCHLEY Freshman: Spanish Club (Publicity Manager), Canterburj Club, Freshman Y W I Cabinet and Vespers Committee. Scotch Clan, hockey team, R Sophomore: Personal and ( ampus Affairs Committee c hairman, Scotch Clan. N.S.A. Com- mittee, House Council, Form Treasurer, Y.W.C.A., K.A. Junior: Class Treasurer, R.A., Scotch Clan, Y.W.C.A. Senior: Class Treasurer, Nook Committee, Y.W.I A., R.A., Scotch Clan. Canterbury Club. THORINGTON, KATHERINE CLARK Freshman: Fine Arts Club, Y.W.C.A., K.A, Canterbury Club. Sophomore: Fine Arts Club, Campus Comments, Y.W.C.A.. R.A., Pig Sister, Many Moons. Junior: Campus Comments. Fine Arts Club, Y.W.C.A., K.A., Hig Sister, Slate Chairman at Mock Convention, Mud Woman of Challiot. Senior: Fine Arts ( lub, I.R.C., Campus Comments, Class Marshal, Freshman Advisor, R.A., Y.W.C.A., May Queen Attendant. WILLS, FRANCES ELIZABETH Freshman: ( ' dec Club, Chapel Choir, Fine Arts Club, Freshman-Junior partj entertain- ment committee, Irish Clan, May Day Pageant, K.A.. Y.W.C.A. Sophomore: (dec Club, Chapel Choir. Fine rts Club, K.A.. Irish Clan. Accompanist for voice students. Y.W .1 Junior: (dee Club, Chapel Choir, Hook Club (Vice-President), Fine Arts Club, Hoard of Review, Accompanist for voice students, R.A., Irish Clan, Y.W.C.A., Amahl. Senior: Book Club (Vice-President), Glee Club (President). Chapel Choir, Student Representative to King Series Committee, Fine Arts Club (Music Chairman), Y.W.C.A. (Worship Committee), K.A.. Irish clan, volleyball, Amahl. WORTH, ADA LOU Freshman and Sophomore: Meredith College Junior: Hobby and Crafts Club, Fine Arts Club, (dee Club, Chapel Choir, Bluestocking Staff, Miscellany (Art Staff), K.A, Social Committee, Nook Committee. Y.W.C.A. Senior: Fine Arts C ' lul (Art Chairman ' ). Glee Club, Chapel Choir, Dorm Vice-President, Social Committee Representative, R.A., Irish Clan (Publicity Chairman). Y.W.C.A. 66 THROUGH THE YEAR WITH SENIORS 67 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUDY DEENER ' ice-President PEGGY FLYTHE President ANN MAXWELL NANCY PILLOW Secretary Treasurer MRS. PAGE Sponsor Colors of the Class of 1958— Scarlet and Y 68 BARBARA ALLAN Richmond, Va. SUSAN ARLETH BARKER Lauderdale, Fla. JO ANN BEARD Staunton, Va. NICOLE CHARLOTTE CHERVIER Lyon, France ASTRID SUSANA CHAVEZ Coah, Mexico MARGARET ANN CLARKE Richmond, Va. ANNE CHRISTIAN COLEMAN Warwick, Va. MARY ANN COOKE Ml. Olive, N. C. CHARLOTTE WATKINS COOPER Clarksville, Va. ILA JO DANIEL La Grange, Ga. JULIA NOLA DEENER Searcy, Ark. BETTY BYRNE DeLASHMUTT Arlington, Ya. Not pictured: MABEL ANN BELLWOOD Brookneal, Va. ▲s Aifc4tii 69 4 . m. 4afcdMk MARTHA CHASTAIN DUNN Alexandria, Va. PEGGY VIRGINIA FLYTHE [ ' i.l.l. J. , V .c. JUDITH GALLUP Indianapolis, Ind. DAISY FRANCES GIVENS Miami, l- ' la. JANICE SUE GREGORY Richmond, Va. CAROLYN RUTH GRIFFIS Augusta, Ga. AA«k MARGARET ANN HANKINS Norton, Ya. GWENDOLYN BRIGHT HARRIS Jackson, Miss. SHIRLEY ANNE HARRISON Waynesboro, Va. BARBARA MYRTLAND HENDERSON :k, Va. MARJORIE COLE HOGE Staunton, Ya. DIANE MAE HUDGINS New Point, Ya. 70 CAROLINE ANN HUFFSTUTLER Birmingham, Ala. YOUNG SOOK HYUN Seoul, Korea MARINA JOHNSON Lexington, Ya. MARY DICKERSON JONES Ft. Pierce. Fla. REBECCA HUFFMAN KINDLEY Daytona Beach, Fla. RACHEL ANN KOSER Snyder, N. Y. KATHRYN MOORE LAYNE Warwick, Va. KAY FLIPPO LESSLEY Staunton, Va. MERITA CHRISTINE LONG Cape Charles, Va. EMILY STAHEL LUSCHER Frankfort, Ky. MARY ADAIR McCLUNG Staunton, Ya. CONSTANCE McHUGH Johnstown, Pa. 71 . 1 fciatekkk NANCY BYRD McMULLAN Clifton Forge, Va. NANCY ARMISTEAD McMURRAY Luputa, Congo beige VIRGINIA ANN MAXWELL LnnKmearlow, Mass. NANCY DAVIS PILLOW Franklin, Va. ELIZABETH PLOWMAN Little Rock, Ark. MARY JANE RAMSEY Fishersville, Va. PATRICIA JOY ROBINSON Morrisville, Pa. ELIZABETH CUSHING ROBSON Staunton, Va. PATRICIA ANN SCHENDEL Baltimore, Mil. MARY BARBARA SCHOLZ Roanoke, Va. KATHERINE ETHEL SMITH Thomasville, (ia. FRANCES GOFFIGON SPADY Cape Charles, Va. PATRICIA BRACKEN SPHAR Pittsburgh, Pa. 72 m ± m fc tata BRUCE DAYE SUTTLE Petersburg, Va. MARGARET NESBITT TEAGUE Augusta, Ga. MARTHA EVELYN THULIN Richmond, Va. MEREDITH BLAND WEST Warwick, Va. NANCY LYNN WILLIAMS Jacksonville, Fla. ELIZABETH ANN WITHROW Goshen, Va. LYDIA DANIEL WOODS Lynchburg, Va. 73 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS DOUGLAS KELLAM President MARTHA CAPLINGER Vice-President MARY ANN TAYLOR Secretary JAMIE JAMERSON Treasurer DR. BRIDGES Sponsor Colors of the Class of 1959— Green and White. 74 ANN COLLINS ATHEY Baltimore, Md. ANN GORDON BAGWELL Halifax, Ya. BARBARA BISHOP Victoria, Texas MILLICENT ANN BLEAKNEY Harlingen, Texas BETSY BLESSING Alexandria, Ya. PATRICIA ANN BONELLI Baltimore, Md. VIRGINIA LYNN BRUCE Memphis, Term. MARTHA LOU CAPLINGER Elkins, W. Va. SANDRA SMITH CHRISTMAN New Canaan, Conn, ELIZABETH HARVEY EDWARDS Altavista, Va. ELIZABETH ANN EWING Harrisonburg, a. LUCY LEE FISHER Fisher, Y. Va. LUCY ANN FORSYTH Birmingham, Ala. GEORGE LYNNE FOSTER Opp. Ala. GLENDA FOWLER Salem, Va. f) f A 75 MARCIA ANN FRY Guilford College, X. C. PATTY WAUGH FULBRIGHT Pine Bluff, Ark. MARNIE HOLLAND GRAF Birmingham, Mich. SALLY KATHERINE GRAHAM Frederick, Mil. ANNIE LEE GRAVES Luray, Va. JANE AUDREY GRAVES Boulevard, Va. MARY JANE GREENE Staunton, Va. GLORIA LEE GREGORY Staunton, Va. CAROLE JEANNE GRIFFIN Clarksville, Tenn. LILALEE CLAUDIA GUERRANT Richmond. Ya. RUTH REYNOLDS HAWKINS Clifton Forge, Va. MARIE KING HAYWARD Richmond, Va. PATRICIA ANNE HENDERSON Richmond, a. VIRGINIA HAYES HOFLER Bethesda, Md. JOYCE LEE HOLT Brookneal, a. 76 ARDYS LYNN HOUGH Akron, Ohio MARY CAROLINE JACKSON Annandale, Va. JAMIE RUTH JAMERSON Orlando, Fla. JULIA ALEXANDER JOHNSON LOUISA SEWELL JONES Florence, Ala. DOROTHY DOUGLASS KELLAM Belle Haven, Va. BARBARA WELD KOHLSAAT Princeton, X. J, CARLANA LINDSTROM New Orleans. La. ANNE NICHOLAS McCLUNG Danville, Va. MARY KATHERINE MANNING Shaker Heights, Ohio BEVERLY ANN MATTHEWS Murfreesboro, Tenn, JOHN McCHESNEY MAYER Pittsburgh, Pa. FRANCES ROBINSON MERRY Augusta, Ga. MARGARET ANNIE MILLER Lexington, Va. f © 77 V AZ£ MM SHANNON MILLIGAN Orlando, Fla. MARGARET MACKEY NALL Beaumont, Texas DYANE RASCH NELSON New Eberia, La. JUDY ANN NORMAN Jacksonville, Fla. EMORY WILSON O ' SHEE Birmingham, Ala. MARY STUART OUTTEN Dover, Del. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH PARK Miami, Fla. MARY ANN PETERSON Richmond, ' a. MARY KATHARINE PHLEGAR Blacksburg, Ya. REBECCA ANNE PIERCE Norfolk, Ya. JANE MORTON REID Roanoke, Va. HELEN SUE RITCHIE Demorcst, (.a. SUE BEARDON SCOTT Murfrecsboro, Tenn. ELIZABETH BYRD SHEETZ Martinsville. Ya. 78 CARRALEIGH ANN SINGLETARY Greenville, S. C. SHELBY JEAN SHEFFER Staunton, Va. HELEN MARGARET SMITH New Orleans, I .a. SUZANNE JUDITH SMITH inchester, Va. MARY COCHRAN SPAINHOUR Wilkesboro, N. C. MARY ANNE TAYLOR Birmingham, Ala. MARGARET HELEN WARNER Bradford, Pa. LINDA WATKINS Charleston, S. C. CELESTE WEATHERS Augusta, Ga. DOROTHY CARLTON WILKINS Franklin, W. Va. ELIZABETH BRIDGERS WILLIAMS Brookneal, Va. LAURA FENNER WILLIAMS New Orleans, La. KATHERINE SIDNEY WILLIAMS ELIZABETH MASON WOOD Birmingham, Ala. isk 79 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SUE WARFIELD P reside u I PATSY BALLOU ' ice-President MIMI COWAN Secretary BETTY PAGE Treasurer MR. DAFFIN Sponsor Colors of the Class of 1960— Purple and Gold. 80 ELIZABETH-KAY ALLIN West Newton. Mass. KATHERINE ANN APPERSON Memphis, Tenn. SARA NAIR ARMSTRONG Covington, Va. ANTOINETTE BALDWIN Dallas, Texas ANN LEE BALLARD Crozet, Va. PATRICIA ANN BALLOU New Canaan, Conn. ELMORE BELLINGRATH BARTLETT Montgomery, Ala. NANCY ANN BARTLEY Roanoke, Va. JOAN THERESE BECK Milwaukee, Wis. JOANNE MUIR BEECROFT Newport News, Va. MARILYN BELL Enid, Okla. GLORIA GWEN BROOKS El Dorado, Ark. BILLIE JEAN BROWN Greenville, Tenn. MARY DEAN CALLAWAY Winchester, Ky. GRETCHEN HUFF CLARK Washington, I). C. KNOX LITTLEPAGE CLARKE Salem, Ya. HELEN HENDERSON COLLEY Troy, Ala. SARA JEAN COLLINS Staunton, Ya. MARY ELISE COWAN La Grange, Tenn. ALICE PENNEY COX Wilmington, Del. j £ J tfrfr 81 rt f (? f f 1 SYLVIA SUE CRAWFORD Somerset, Ky. MARGARET CARROLL CREIGHTON Baltimore, Md. SALLY BROOKS CULLUM Uall.iv, Texas FLORENCE LEE DANIEL i has City, Va. JOAN ROBERTA DAVIDSON St. Clairsville, Ohio LINDA LOUISE DAVIS Houston, I DORITA JANE DEAN Virginia Beach, Va. JANE HESTER DONOVAN Huntsville, Ala. MEREDITH FELLOWES DUNBAR Wellesley, Mass. AMELIA ANN DUNKLE Wilmington, Del. LINDA CHRISTINE EARLE Siler City. N. C. SHIRLEY PATRICIA EDWARDS Winston-Salem, X. C. ELIZABETH CRAWFORD ENGLE Cluster. S. C. ISABEL HAMILTON EWART Roanoke, Va. ANNE NOTTINGHAM FRAY Nassawadox, Va. ALICE BLAIR GALT Norfolk. Va. NANCY MARIE GARRARD Tyler, Texas CAROLYN McGEE GILMER Anderson, S. C. SALLY ENGLAND GODCHAUX New I irleans, La. BARBARA LOUISE GUFFEY Staunton, Va. 82 JANICE KAY HARKINS T,i |i ir, Texas LINDA STARR HEARNE Virginia Beach, Va. LYNDA HENDERSON Oklahoma City, Okla. PATRICIA CRAIG HENRY Norfolk, Va. JEANNETTE CHILCUTT HERVEY Richmond, Va. HARRIET HARDIN HILL Roanoke, Va. VICKY MELISSA HILL Knoxville, I enn. HELAINE HOBBY Savannah. ( ia. ELLEN OVERTON HOLTZ Staunton, Va. CATHERINE LOU HONCHELL Huntington, W. Va. NANCY LUCINDA HOOKER Martinsville, Va. SHARON ANN HOOKS Abilene, Texas MARY JO HUDGINS Roanoke, Va. ESTELLA GILLIS JOHNSON Fort Worth, Texas MARIA LOUISE JOHNSON Virginia Beach, Va. BARBARA CARLISLE JUDD Fairfax, Va. KAY KAUFMAN Enid, Okla. GWEN KENNEDY Corpus Christi, Texas SYVIE MOORHEAD LANDIS Baltimore, Md. NANCY ANN LEGG Mitchell. Ky. Not pictured: ELIZABETH LEMMON Memphis, Tenn. 83 - ■ ■ v- - N • REBEKAH LEWIS Camilla, Ga. PATSY JANE LITTLE Meridian, Miss. JOAN ELAINE LOFFLAND Fort Worth, Texas NANCY CATHERINE MacGREGOR Staunton, Va. MARY KATHERINE McCONCHIE Taylor, Texas PATRICIA JUDGE McGEHEE Evergreen, Ala. PATSY GALE MARTAK Memphis, Tenn. MIRIAM EVELYN MATHEWS rreenwich, Conn. NANCY PHILLIPS MAYER Columbia, S. C. ANN LIVINGSTON MILLER Roanoke, Va. SARA MARGARET MILLER El Dorado, Ark. JEAN ANDERSON MOORE Memphis, Tenn. ISABELLE ANN MUELLER Martinsbnrs, W. Va. MARY CULLUM NASH Dallas, Texas SALLY OSBORN Friona, Texas GLADYS JEAN OWENS Baltimore. Md. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH PAGE Memphis, Tenn. VIRGINIA PALMER Pine Bluff. Ark, MARTHA HAYS PATTON Memphis, Tenn. MARGARET ROSE PAULSEL Fort Worth, Texas PATRICIA SUE PETIT Beaumont, Texas 84 DOROTHY SANDRA PHERIS Weems, Va. BEVERLY DICKINSON POWELL San Antonio, Texas SUSAN ELLEN POWELL Miami Beach, Fla. MERYL ELEANOR RICHARDSON Decatur, Ga. DORIS JANE ROHNER Morrisville, Pa. JANE POWELL SHIFLET Penn Laird, Va. CAROLYN ELIZABETH SHULTS CAROLYN GLENN SMITH Galveston, Texas KATHERINE RANDOLPH SMITH Ashland, Va. MURIEL DAILY SMITH Savannah, Ga. SUSAN SPEAKE Decatur, Ala. SARA LEE SQUIRES Alexandria, Va. MARGARET CAROL VANDERWOUDE Dallas, Texas NINA ELAINE VAUGHN Memphis, Tenn. MARY MARGARET WALLACE Oklahoma City, Okla. SUSAN LINN WARFIELD Towson, Mil. MARGARET ANN WESTFALL Athens, Ga. MARY JULINA WILLIAMS Altus, Okla. CAROL LYNNE WITHERS Huntington, W. Ya. ELEANOR IRENE WITHERSPOON Hereford, Texas ELIZABETH DeKALB WYLIE Winston-Salem, N. C. 1 ££ 4 85 86 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION JULIANNE RAND President Student Government cm any college campus is viewed as a centra] part of the educational process, both in the training that it gives to those students in- volved in it and in the contributions it makes to the institutions educational ob- jectives. At Marv Baldwin, student government has been in existence for twen- ty-eight years and in that time lias shown itself to be indispensable in the college community. Our Student Government Association depends not only on the Student Government officers, hut on each student in the college who is automatically a member of the organization. Without this interest from the student bod) and the all important interest of the college administration, no student government would realize its goals. Tlie structure of our student government consists of three branches: the Student Hoard, which is the central co-ordinating and legislative body: the Judi- ciary Hoard, the student court, which constantly endeavors to instill the ideals of the Honor system in the students: the House Presidents ' Council which con- cerns itself mainly with the students ' problems of personal adjustment as in- dividuals and groups. These three branches together have as their goal the integration and evalua- tion of the college program in every respect. The broad objective of our Stu- dent Government Association is to encourage the individual in the college com- munity to develop her full potentialities. This never ending task is the challenge which we accept and try to meet to the best of our abilities. ss STUDENT BOARD Nancy Switzer Vice-President Student Government . tssociation Pat Schendel Secretary Student Government . Issociation Sue Ritchie Treasurer Student Government . Issociation Nan Candler Chairman House Presidents ' Council Bryant Pope Chairman Judiciary Board Nancy Rhoads President Y.W.C.. I. Salenda Smith President Recreation .issocialion Betty Stuart Dalton President Day Student Organization Sara Burwell NSA Coordinator Miki Kline Chairman Publications Board Ann McClung Chairman Hoard of Review Petty Lou Jamerson ■ . . Chairman Social Committee Penney Cox Freshman Representative FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD Dean Parker, Chairman Dean Grafton, Ex-Offcio Mrs. Lytton Miss Humphrey: Mrs. Menk Miss Rudeseal Jr -,w First Row: Nancy Switzer, Pat Schendel, Sue Ritchie, Nan ( Second Rozv: Bryant Pope, Nancy Rhoads, Salenda Smith, Betty Stuart Dalton. Third Roie: Sara Burwell, Miki Kline, Ann McClung, Betty Lou Jamerson. JUDICBARY BOARD BRYANT POPE C hairman Bryant Pope Chair man Kathryn Layne Secretary Nancy Switzer Senior Representative Ann Kennedy Senior Representative Margaret Clarke Junior Representative Janice ( rregory Junior Representative Pal 1 tenderson Sophomore Representative Anne Singletarj Sophomore Representative Elmore Bartlett Freshman Representative First Row: Kathryn Layne, Nan cj Switzer, Ann Kennedy. Second Row: Margaret Clarke, Jaime Gregory, Pat Henderson, Anne Singletary. ii HOUSE PRESIDENTS ' COUNCIL NAN CANDLER C hairman Nan Candler Memorial I, an Breeder] s7 V Hl 9 h Dottie Hayden WcClung Pat Robinson ( ' Z 1 Charlotte Cooper North Bailey I.v.lia Woods s ' ' Bailey I r«l FiVj A ' , ' ;,: Jean Breeden, Dottie Hayden, ( harlotte Cooper. Second Row: Pat Robinson, Lydia Woods 91 STUDENT GOVERNMENT BOARD OF REVIEW Left to Riijht McMullan, Anne McClung Katherine Phlegar, Nancj Sue Stockton, .Mini West. Faculty Members On Board of Review Miss Humphreys, Mrs. Menk, Miss Parker Ex-Officio, Mrs. Whitaker. The Board of Review, a Student Government Organization, is composed of a chairman and four student members appointed by the Student Board. Other members include three faculty members and the Dean of Students, as ex-officio. This committee has four main duties, which include checking on the proper functioning of campus clubs, to approve new organizations, to appro ■ all money- making projects on campus, and to schedule Friday assembly programs. PUBLICATIONS BOARD Mardi Hammack, Judy I teener, Miss Strauss, Betsj Blessing Second Row: Nancy Pillow, Barbara Bullock, Margot Teague, M;nv Katherine Phlegar, Nancy McMurray, Miki Klme. The Publications Board is composed of the editors and business managers of the current and past years of the Bluestocking, Campus Comments and Miscellany. The faculty advisor of each is also included. The purpose is to increase the efficiency of the staffs and to increase the uniformity of the publi- cations. 92 COMMITTEES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Left r Nancy Switzer. Nan Candler. Six members of the Advisory Board and four student members compose the Executive Committee. These students are the President of the Student Gov- ernment Association, the chairman of the Judiciary Board, the Chairman of the I Inns,- Presidents ' Council, and the Vice-President of the Student Government Association. NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION Front Ron Second Row: i larlana Lindsl nii Maxwell, loan Henderson. in, Patty Fulbright, Sara Burwell, Peggy Jorstad The XSA was organized at the college in 1954, and since that time it has bad as its aim the promoting of better international student understanding. The NSA has sponsored many activities such as debates in chapel, Academic Free- dom Week and sponsoring Israeli students. Two delegates were sent to the summer conference in Chicago and others were sent to the International Seminar and the Regional N.S.A. conference held at Chapel Hill in February. 93 STUDENT GOVERNMENT SOCIAL COMMITTEE 11 Row: Patsj Ballou, Helen Smith, Rachel Koser, Bettj L Bruce Suttlc, Ann Cooke, Juan Henderson Second Row: Ada Lou Worth, Virginia Dillon, Mini West, Pal Sphar, Jeanne Kline, Caroline Huffstutler, Carlana Lindstrom, Pat Henderson, Mary I Hudgins, Barbara Kohlsaal This committee, responsible for all social activities held on campus, lias planned many parties and receptions during the year. The Christmas and Spring dances are also planned l v this committee, which this year have been hacked with great enthusiasm by the student body. A chairman is elected by the students and each class has four representatives. CLUB COMMITTEE Left T, Right: Ann Coleman, Gloria Brooks, Pat Henry, Bobo Hobby, Lynn Wither Tom Baldwin, Marj Katherine McConchie, Caroline Huffstutler. (  ne of the students ' favorite places on campus is the Club, and this com- mittee ' s responsibility is seeing that it is cared for properly. Students and fac- ulty gather here and enjoy bridge playing, mail call, gossip sessions and just a break . The second floor is used for receptions and teas, and the third floor is composed of offices and study rooms. 94 COMMITTEES CABIN COMMITTEE Left to Right: Celeste Weathers, Emory O ' Shee, Laura Williams, Betsy I ' .lcssing, Elizabeth Wood, Sue Ritchie, Judy Norman. The Cabin Committee ' s purpose is to create student interest in the college cabin, which is located a few miles from town. This cabin is an ideal place for groups to spend a day getting away from it all. This committee, headed by Skip Williams, has dune an outstanding job. NOOK COMMITTEE Left to Right: Shannon Milligan, Helen Thompson, K Ann Cooke, Alary Spainhour, el Kos The Nook, located in the gym, provides an excellent place for students to cook those extra snacks as well as complete meals. It i tile responsibility of this committee to see that the Nook is kept in good order. This kitchen is open to students at all times. 95 DAY STUDENT ORGANIZATION OFFICERS Left To Right: Betsj Perry, Vice-President, Betty Smart Dalton, President; Tina Cacciapaglia, Treasurer; Jo Ann Beard, Secretary. Composed of those students who are registered as Day Students, these girls do a great deal in seeing that the contact between them and the boarding stu- dents is more varied and extensive. Aside from this important function, welfare work is another of their main interests. ORIENTATION COMMITTEE Front Row: Nancy Switzer, Libby Ann Withrow, Margaret Clarke, Peggy Flwlu Second Row: Betty DeLashnuut, Ann Maxwell, Margot ' league, Peggy Hankins The Orientation Committee is composed primarily of the members of the Junior Class for the purpose of helping the new girls get settled in their new college life. Included in the duties of this committee are planning parties, in- troducing the girls to new dorms, showing them campus life, and helping them get acquainted with the various organizations on campus. Thi year this Com- mittee was headed by Nancy Switzer. 96 THE COLLEGE CALENDAR 1956-1957 SEPTEMBER Orientation and Registration for students Charter Night — Mrs. Mary Harnbarger Mustoe, class of 1955 Freshman Dance, sponsored by Junior class R. A. Picnic Club Carnival OCTOBER Founders ' Day — Col. Francis Pickens Miller, speaker King Series — Leslie Chabay, Tenor Y Recognition Apple Day Parliamentary procedure class Parents ' Day Halloween Party Memorial Service for Mr. Crone NOVEMBER Glee Club representatives to Virginia College Choral Clinic Art Trip to Washington Eisenhower Election Party Barter Theater — Hall of Mirrors High School Week-end King Series — Phillipe Entremont, Pianist Drama Production — The Chalk Garden , Sue Stockton, director Freshman Y Retreat Thanksgiving Day Informal Dance, Ingleside FEBRUARY King Series — Zinka Milanov, Soprano Honors and Academic Convocation, speaker, Dr. Frank B. Lewis, Professor, Union Theolog- ical Seminary, Richmond, Virginia Religious Emphasis Week, speaker, Dr. Charles E. S. Kraemer, President. Assembly ' s Train- ing School, Richmond, Virginia Mr. Leslie Cheek, Jr. — Director of Virginia Museum, Lecturer Student Government Retreat Y Retreat Freshman Honor Pledge Night King Series — National Symphony Orchestra MARCH National College Sophomore Tests Scotch-I rish Party Junior Show Dolphin Pageant (dee Club Concert — Davidson and Mary Bald- win College Sophomore Show Spring Vacation APRIL Student Elections Senior Recital — Ann Kennedy, organist Freshman Show Easter Sundav Glee Club Trip to Charlotte, North Carolina High School Week-end DECEMBER Concert and Winter Dance with Ralph Flanna- £ a , n . King Series — Columbus Boys Choir Senior Show — My Fair Ladies Bailey Open House Amahl and the Night Visitors Christmas Dinner Christmas Holidays JANUARY King Series — Mrs. Robert Magidoff — Lecturer Glee Club Trip to Washington for program in National Cathedral Senior Recital — Frances Wills, soprano Senior Art Exhibit — Frances Storey and Mary Ellen Cranwell Peanut Week- First Semester Exams MAY Installation of Student Officers for 1957-58 .May Day Spring Dance Graduate Record Exams Drama Production — Agamemnon Senior Art Exhibit— Ada Lou Worth Junior-Senior Banquet Memorial Art Exhibit— Watercolors by Eliza- beth Nottingham I )av Second Semester Exams ' JUNE Class Day Baccalaureate Service, speaker, Dr. George H. Vick, Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Charleston, West Virginia Commencement, speaker, Dr. James G. Leyburn Washington and Lee Uni ' versitv 97 YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION NANCY RHOADS President The Student Christian Association on our campus, the National Student Y.W.C.A. and the World Student Christian Federation, of all of which we are an important part, provide for c ncerned students a channel for the three-fold program of worship, study and action. All activities of our organization arc- proposed to meet as nearly as possible, the needs which we feel in our lives for worship, lor study from the Christian prospective, and for action which is moti- vated by a concern for all people. Because our needs and circumstances arc- constantly changing, the program of the Y is constantly altered. Hut the main true and unique purpose remains always the same. Hence, we feel a real part ol the past tradition of the Christian world and of its present situation; like- wise, a responsible hearer of its future continuance and strength. Each person on our campus is in a community of people who find meaning in the Christian fellowship, as an integral part of all phases of life. Whether one finds her fullest and most creative life in class, in Vespers, in Dorm devo- tions, in discussion groups, in community service , in general campus life, or in a well rounded balance of all. she is recognized in the Christian community a- an individual of significant worth in tin- eyes of God and of man. 98 CABINET Nancy Rhoads . President Libby Ann Withrow ' ice-President Nancy Williams Secretary Lucy Fisher ■ Treasurer Ann Kennedy Chairman, Christian Faith ami Heritage Lucy Fisher Finance Libby .Ann Withrow Membership I oug Kellam Chairman, Personal and Campus Affairs Nancy Williams Publicity Betsy Perry Social Responsibility Ann Maxwell Chairman, World Relatedness Mary Ann Taylor Chairman, Worship ringer Palmer Freshman Representative Margaret Garrett Advisor Y. W. ADVISORY BOARD Miss Garrett, Chairman; Dr. Grafton, Mrs. Lytton, Miss Schmidt, Dr. Turner. Left to Right: Mary Ann Taylor, Betsy Pern-, Ginger Palmer, Nancy Williams, Libby Ami Withrow, Lucy Fisher, Dcug Kellam, Margaret Garrett, Ann Maxwell. 99 STUDENT CLUBS FINE ARTS CLUB I iarbai a Allen President Frances Storey ... ' ice-President Charlotte E icher Secretary lulia fohnson Trea s uret First Row: harlotte Eicher, Barbara Allan, M ' ss Farnham, Frances Storey, Fran Wills Sena! Row. Daisj Givens, N. ■ 1 ; v Lou Worth, ( arlana Lind !rom, Julia Johns, ,n, Mary Katharine Phlegar. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Charlotte Eicher President Julia Johnson .... Vice-President Paula Branch Secretary- Treasurer Daisy Givens Publicity ' t hairman ■ Left to Right: ( harlotte Eicher, Julia Johnson, Paula Branch. BOOK CLUB Trail, es Storey President [• ran Wills ice-President Lucy Fisher Secretary- Treasurer Jean Breeden Publicity Chairman Left to Right. Jean Breeden, l.uc Fisher, Fran Si iry. 100 OFFICERS WRITERS ' CLUB Judy Gallup President Lucy Fisher ..... Vice-President Frances Storey Secretary Peggy llankins Treasurer Left to Right: Lucy Fisher, Fran Storey, Judj Gallup, Peggy Hankins HOBBIES AND CRAFTS CLUB Man Ann Taylor President Emily Lusher .... Vice-President Elmore Bartlett Secretary Isabelle Mueller Treasurer Alary Ellen Cranv ell ...Publicity Chairman Left to Right: Elmore Bartlett, Emily Lusher, Isabelle Mueller, Mary Ann Taylor. BETA BETA BETA Salenda Smith President Left to Right: Sue Paterson, Salenda Smith, Bryant Pope, Emilj Luscher. 101 CANTERBURY CLUB Mania- Hammacfc .... President Celeste Weathers ..Vice-President [sabelle Ewarl Secretary Nancy Mayer Treasurer Mary Jackson Publicity Chairman Left to Right: Mardie Hammack, Nancj Mayer, tsabelle Ewart, Celeste Weathers. ETA BETA PI Margaret Clarke President Seated: Barbara Kohlsaat, Julia Johnson, Kathy Smith, Margie Clarke, Young Sook Hyun, Nancy McMurray, Marie Hayward. Standing: Lucy Fisher, Charlotte Parke, Lydia Woods. GLEE CLUB Fran Wills President Barbara Bui Secretary- Treasurer Skip Williams . . . 1 1 cad Librarian Left to Right: Ski]. Williams, Fran Wills, Barbara Bullock. 102 CHAPEL CHOIR CHAPEL CHOIR AND GLEE CLUB The Chapel Choir is composed of twenty-eight members selected from the Glee Club. It supplies the music for religious chapel programs throughout the ear, as well as singing for special events on the campus. This year the Choir was invited to sing a program of Christmas music on the Courthouse steps, as the culmination of the Staunton Christmas parade. In connection with the (dee Club, the Chapel Choir members were among those selected for the chorus of Menotei ' s Amahl ami the Xight Visitors , an opera sponsored l v the ( dee Club. The Glee Club, with its sixty-five members, made its annual trip to Wash- ington, I). C. to sing at the National Cathedral Even-song service on January 13. Also in the program for this year was a concert with die Davidson (dee Club in Staunton in March. In April, the ( dee Club went to Charlotte, N. C, to sing a concert at the Covenant Presbyterian Church. On this same tour, the (dee Club sang a joint concert with Davidson College, at Davidson, X. C. The Chapel Choir was ac Glee Club by Ann Singletary. Gordon Page. impanied this year by Joanne Beecroft, and the Both groups were under the able direction of 103 MARY BALDWIN HONOR SOCIETY The college honor society, organized by the faculty in 1932, recognizes and encourages sound scholarship. A limited number of seniors are elected each May to membership in the society. The annual meeting is held during the commence- ment season when newly elected members are initiated. Alumnae members are invited to be present for this special meeting. The graduates of the University Course of the Augusta Female Seminary and Mary Baldwin Seminary were elected to the Honor Society in May, 1942, in connection with the Centennial celebration of the school. Members of the Class of 1956 elected to the Honor Society Laura Clausen Jeanette Fisher Mary Augusta Colonna Ellen Gibson Shaw 104 ALGERNON SYDNEY SULLIVAN AWARD The New York Southern Society and Mary Baldwin Col- lege have jointly arranged for the presentation of two medal- lions at Commencement each year to those who. because of the quality of their lives, are judged to be appropriate recipi- ents of the award. While the award recognizes accomplish- ment, unselfish service is the fundamental principle, as this was the keynote of the life of Algernon Sydney Sullivan, whose name the award hears. Usually one medallion is presented to a member of the graduating class and one to some other person who lias inter- est in and association with the College. The annual 1956 award was presented to Nancy Ruston, the senior recipient : Excellent student and outstanding leader in campus life, she has devoted her four years at Mary Baldwin College to the service of others. Characterized at the end of her freshman year as ' one of the finest girls in her class, ' continuously she has justified this characterization, quietly and unostentatiously serving the community. In recog- nition of that service and in acknowledgment of her strength and wholesome influence in her campus life, and in anticipa- tion of even greater future service, the Algernon Sydney Sul- livan Medallion is awarded to Nancy Virginia Buston. Nancy Buston To Mrs. Peterson, an alumna: A born teacher who has never taught in an educational institution, her whole life exem- plifies the best principles of the teaching profession, setting an example of service to humanity that few can equal. As a young woman she founded in her home town the Shakespeare Club and an (lid Ladies ' Home which now bears her name. After her marriage she was for years an active participant in the Woman ' s Suffrage Movement; co-founder and promoter of the Child Health Organization, which preceded the health bureau in Washington. In between these activities she found time to work long and hard for Tsuda College for women in Japan, to publish original poetry, and to translate poetry from Latin and French. She has always been a generous friend to the unfortunate and has always fought injustice. Because of her unselfish service to others and because she exemplifies the highest ideals of Christian living, the Faculty awards the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Medallion to Antoinette Rotan Peterson of the class of 1887. Dr. Taylor, Faculty Marshal and Mrs. Frederick Peterson 105 WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES The following members of the Class of 1957 have been elected: English major, President of Student Government Association, L956-57, House President of McClung Dormitory 1955-56, Y.W.C.A., Community Service Committee, Book Club [RC, Fine Arts Gub. Julianne Rand English major, President of Y.W.C.A., 1956-57, South Bailey Dormitory Council, 1955-56, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet, 1955-56, Chapel Choir and Glee Club. 1955- 57, transfer from Peace Junior College, Raleigh, N. C. h Nancy Rhoads Psychology major, Vice-President of Student Gov- ernment Association, 1956-57, Social Chairman for Junior Class, 1955-56, Secretary to the Student Board, 1955-56, Board of Review, 1955-56, Curriculum Com- mittee of the Student Board, 1955-56, Chairman of Student Advisors, 1956-57, Y.W.C.A., Canterbury Club, Fine Arts Club. Nancy Switzer ID,, RUSSELL SCHOLAR The Margarett Kable Russel] Scholar is the recipient of an award estab- lished jointly in 1953 by the Board of Trustees and the Alumnae Association in honor of the late Mrs. Russell, a trustee and an alumna of the college. It is awarded to an upperclassman on the basis of academic attainment, high character and quality of life, and service on the campus. It carries a monetary award and certain academic privileges. The choice of a Student for this honor is made hv election of the faculty. Nominations are prepared by a committee of faculty members and representa- tives of the Alumnae Association, and two student members. A student ' s quali- fications for this honor will ordinarily he considered at the end of her junior year. No student will be eligible tor reappointment. LYDIA WOODS Because the ex- cellence of her aca- demic performance, her uprightness of purpose, her partici- pation in campus ac- tivities, and her gen- erous giving of her- self to others without thought of personal gain, makes her worthy of the mantle of the late Mrs. Mar- garett Kable Russell, the Faculty has con- ferred the title of Kussell Scholar fcr 1956-57 upon Lydia Daniel Woods. 107 Election Night — Apple Hay — Hallowe ' en - Freshman Skit — The Chalk Garden - 108 Mi C f TT I t — • THE BLUESTOCKING STAFF Margot Teague Editor Nancy Pillow Business Manager 11a Jo I )aniel Assistant Editor I ' eggy Flythe Ex-Officio Virginia Dillon Senior Representative Judy Norman Sophomore Representative Elmore Bartlett Freshman Representative EDITORIAL STAFF Kathryn Layne Judy Gallup Janice Gregory fudy Deener Nancy McMullan BUSINESS STAFF .Martha Thulin Patricia Sphar Jane Ramsey Myrtland Henderson Ann Maxwell 110 THE BLUESTOCKING Our yearbook, The Blue- stocking, is published each yeai by the Junior Class. In addi- tion to the staff members froi the Junior Class, a Senior, Sophomore and Freshman rep- resentative is chosen from her respective class. Through pictures of activities, classes, organizations anil social functions, and through written explanation, the V ?7 Ui.uk- STOCKING strives to cumulate the events of the school year. It is hoped that each section will hold pleasant memories in the tut me for everyone. To Miss Fannie Strauss, sponsor and advisor, we wish t extend our appreciation for tl help and time that she unselfisl ly gives in making the Blue- stocking possible. The Bluestocking h olds membership in the Virginia In- tercollegiate Press Association, and the Associated Collegiate Press. Ill CAMPUS COMMENTS Katharine Phlcgar STAFF Nancy McMurray Editor Mary Katharine Phlegar Business Manager |udy Gallup Issistant Editor Katherine Smith Copy Editi r Mini West Columnist Mikie Kline Columnist Lucy Fisher Sports Editor 1 ' eggy Flythe Feature Editor Ann McClung Current Events Editor Man. ' I [ayward Campus News Editor Kalrina Thorington Fine . Irts Editor 112 CAMPUS COMMENTS The newspaper staff has oper ated successfully this year unde completely new organization With the new direction centerei in specialized editing Campus Comments has been able to con- centrate for the first time on a proper journalistic basis. With a staff of editors and a corps of reporters operating under this scheme, j ersonal interest can be channeled in am one of five categories of coverage. This not only increases personal in- terest in the newspaper, but also naturally improves the quality of reporting. In newspaper policy this year an effort has been made to maintain Campus Comments standards and to make of them a sound basis for a respected newspaper. With these aims has come a steady growth of readers ' interest which pro- vides an increase in the status ot the newspaper. At all times the newspaper has striven to re fleet accurately the attitudes on campus and to discuss them intelligently. Cam- pus Comments is considered by its staff to be one of the most important potentials in academic freedom and its aims are im- bedded, therefore, in a free press. Campus Comments is a mem- ber of Intercollegiate Press. Associated Collegiate Press, and Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association. 113 MISCELLANY Betsj Blessing, Mardie Hammack STAFF Mardie I [ammack ■ Editor Betsy Blessing Business Manager Katherine Smith Issistani Editor EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Barbara Allan Jane Reid Judy Gallup Sandra Christman I )aisy livens Sue Barker .Martha Thulin Celeste Weathers Lucy Fisher Fran Storey Marina Johnson Mary fane Green J i 114 MISCELLANY The Miscellany, the college literary magazine, was first pub- lished in 1899. Since then it has provided Cor the students an outlet for individual expres- sion through creative writing. Although the quality of the ma- terial has tuned itself to the cur- rent ideas and literary trends of each passing year, it has always been a reflection of the literary taste and artistic interest in the college. The Miscellany is a mem- ber of the Virginia Intercollegi- ate Press Association and ni the Associated Collegiate Press. 115 116 RECREATION ASSOCIATION SALENDA SMITH President The purpose of the Mary Baldwin Recreation Association reads from the constitution as follows: — The purpose of this Association shall be to develop interest and participa- tion in a diversified program of recreational activities, to promote a spirit of good sportsmanship, and to cultivate a spirit of co-operation and fellowship, ithin tlie campus life. If a girl makes use of the diversified athletic program offered, she will find this purpose to l e fulfilled for her. Almost all major and minor sports are of- fered, and those who have never played are taught in order that they may im- prove their playing, and that they may also find enjoyment in sports. Sportsmanship seems to he synonymous with athletics. Co-operation and consideration for others are essential in both team and individual sports and nothing is more frowned upon in games than an exhibition of poor sportsman- ship, a poor loser or winner, or an unnecessarily rough player. The Association plans the program with the primary emphasis upon enjoyable recreation, and feels that participation, whether active or as a spectator, is more important than the winning of a game. US R. A. OFFICERS Salenda Smith President Judy Gallup ' ice-President Joyce Holt Secretary Ann 1 ' eterson Treasurer Peggy Hankins Publicity Chairman Judy Norman Irish Clan Leader Barbara Kohlsaat Scotch Clan Leader Left to Right: Judy Gallup, Barbara Kohlsaat, Ann Peterson, Salenda Smith, Judj Norman, Joyce Holt, Peggy Hankins. 119 IRISH CLAN JUDY NORMAN Leader The Irish Clan Council con- sists of Judy Norman, leader, Ada Lou Worth, publicity man- ager, and the Irish sports lead- ers. Organized as a group in 1954, the clan works in co-oper- ation with the R. A. Council in the Recreation Association activ- ities. Tin- leader promotes in- terest and co-ordinates the vari- ous activities. The publicity manager is in charge of making posters and promoting general enthusiasm within the clan and in competition with the Scotch. An innovation of this year was the combined Scotch-Irish party given for the faculty, staff, and students in the Club. 120 SCOTCH CLAN The Scotch Clan, led by Bar- bara Kohlsaat, continues to play a large role in the sports life oi Mary Baldwin. Each sport is headed by an elected sports lead- er who organizes practices and promotes general enthusiasm. Due to the constitutional change this year each member must par- ticipate in one Recreation Asso- ciation sponsored activity, which may be a team or individual sport, in order to remain in the clan. Our social highlight of the year was a part) ' , jointly held with our friendly rivals, the Irish. BARBARA KOHLSAAT Leader 121 HOCKEY ANN MAXWELL Irish Leader ELIZABETH PLOWMAN Scotch Leader Concerning the true derivation of the game of hockey, there is some con- troversy. There is every reason to believe that hockey is of Greek origin, al- though the only evidences of that fact today are the figures of hockey players in old Greek friezes. Some writers prefer to consider hurley, an old Irish game, the first reference to which is found in the will of the Irish king, Cathair Mor in 148 A. I)., as the forerunner of hockey. An early Scotch game known as shinty was in all probability the direct ancestor of the modern game. In London the same game was known as hackie. while in Wales during the same period, the game of handy bore a close resemblance to the ancestor of hockey. The weather is a large factor in conducting hockey successfully ami in many sections of this country the sport cannot he promoted at all. Here, the hockey season lasts from September to November, weather permitting. Under the com- bined leadership of Ann Maxwell, Irish captain, and Libby Plowman, Scotch captain, a tournament of three games was played, the team winning two out of three being the winner. This season the first was tied, 1-1, and the Irish won the remaining two, one by default and the other, 2-0. 122 BASKETBALL ANNE COLEMAN Irish Leader LAURA WILLIAMS Scotch Leader Basketball is the result of an experiment by IV. Naismith to develop an in- door game to till in the seasons between football and baseball. When originated by Dr. Naismith in 1892, the game was played with nine to fifty players on a side, peach baskets served as goals, and a football was u sed for the ball. The most drastic changes in the game came during the first two years of its existence. The number of players was reduced to nine almost immediately, then seven, and in 1894, to five. The value of the game for girls was soon recognized, and in 1899, the women ' s rules were formulated. The 1956-57 season was led by Skip Williams. Scotch leader, and Anne Coleman, Irish leader. Tlie season was the month of February and a tourna- ment of three games was played. 123 TENNIS JANICE GREGORY Irish Leader ANNE McCLUNG Scotch Leader Lawn tennis is a comparatively new sport, though its origin from royal or court tennis can be traced back for centuries. It stems from royalty, yet it is one of the most democratic sports in which one may participate. The birth of lawn tennis was in 1873 in Wales at a garden party and ap- peared under the name of sphairistike. By 1874. the game of tennis spread quickly and it was then that an American. Miss Mary Outerbridge, brought the game to the United States. Popularity of tennis developed quickly, and with time came changes in rules and dimensions of the court, until now it is a national game and has reached such heights as the Wimbledon and American National championships. In the spring, under the leadership of Anne MrClung, Scotch captain, and Ian Gregory, Irish captain, a tournament was played between the two clans. 124 VOLLEYBALL HELEN SMITH Irish Leader DOTTIE HAYDEN Scutch Leader Volleyball was originated by Mr. William G. Morgan at the Holyoke, Mas- sachusetts Young Men ' s Christian Association in 1895. In his search to find a sport requiring sufficient activity to be interesting, yet not as strenuous as bas- ketball, Mr. Morgan devised the game of volleyball. With the impetus given the game through Y. M. C. A. promotion, the growth in popularity was rapid. It was used extensively in recreation programs throughout World War I and hundreds of leagues were organized. In 1924, separate rules for women were published and thus it has been demonstrated by wide usage that volleyball is a good game for women as well as men. This year the competition was keen enough so that there were two teams from each ' clan, organized by Dottie Hayden, Scotch leader, ?nd Helen Smith, Irish leader. The result of the season was a tie, with the Irish B team win- ning two out of three games, and the Scotch A team also winning two out of three games. 125 RECREATIONAL SPORTS CAROLINE HUFFSTUTLER Irish Leader ANN COOKE St Otch Leader The recreational spurts include pool, badminton, ami table tennis. Under the leadership of Ann Cooke and Caroline Huffstutler, Scotch and Irish cap- tains, various tournaments were organized and played. Badminton, which is derived from Battledore and Shuttlecock and the game, Poona, came to us from England as did many of our favorite sports. However, the popularity of badminton in the United States has been latent until recent years when the interest in carry-over sports developed great impetus due to increased leisure and the desire for co-recreational activities. The fact that badminton may be a mild game or a very strenuous sport, depending entirely upon the skill of the player, makes it one of the most popular sports in the school and college program. Table tennis, first termed pingpong, was for some time chiefly a parlor pas- linie. Inly fifteen years ago the rules advised skirts for women that clear the ground, and spoke of it as the poor man ' s billiards. Good-bye to all that, for lodav it is a big time sport. 126 SOFTBALL MARTHA CAPLINGER Irish Leader CHARLOTTE COOPER Scotch Leader Ball throwing as a spurt has been practiced since the time of the Greeks. Softball, like many of the highly technical sports which we enjoy today, devel- oped from games of early origin. Baseball, the parent of Softball, has been officially declared to be the inven- tion of Colonel Aimer Doubleday, who devised the diagram of bases and posi- tions in 1839. Preceding baseball, the games of rounders, an English game, cat and town hall were the most popular hall games. The game of Softball has no official inventor. It has grown from a group of games, variously known as kitten hall, playground hall, diamond hall, indoor baseball, and others. In 1923, rules were published to standardize the game, hut it was not until 1932 however, that the name softball was officially adopt- ed. Sports leaders, Martha Caplinger, Irish, and Charlotte Cooper, Scotch, or- ganized the season, and a tournament was played in the early spring. 127 SWIMMING PAT ROBINSON Irish Leader ■H L h. MACKEY NALL Scotch Leader Swimming has and continues to hold a most important place in the pro- gram ni Physical Education. Doubtless one reason for this is that swimming is not a matter of a formal class but a useful and delightful sport in every-day life, as well as an important safety device. Not only in swimming itself but rather in all water sports, there is the satisfaction of individual effort combined with relaxation which makes this activity truly recreational and one which de- servedly ranks high in popularity. Even in the early days when an extremely restricting costume was required for women, swimming was mentioned as a most beneficial form of exercise. Since then, there has been the development of an un-numbered variety of strokes, stunt and formation swimming, and also swimming in regard to form and speed. Thus, led by Mackey Nail, Scotch captain, and I ' at Robinson, Irish captain, a swimming meet was organized between the two teams. 128 MODERN DANCE GROUP Salenda Smith, Reba Russell, Ann Peter: DOLPHINS Lynne Foster, Carolyn Griffis, Mackey Nail. Dottie Harden. 129 130 „-r COLLEGE MARSHALS Jane Reid, Barbara Russell, Chief Marshal, Anne Coleman, Katharine Thorington. 132 AND USHERS Meredith West, Patty Fulbright, Ann Athey, Sue Stockton, Linda Watkins, I ' i 1 1 Lou famerson, Jamie Tamerson. The Chief Marshal is elected by the student body from the rising Senior Class. The other marshals are elected l v their respective classes and they, in turn, select the ushers. A marshal or usher is chosen fur her grace, poise, courtesy, and charm. Holding this position is an honor hut also hard work. These girls serve at many of the school functions such as the King Series, school plays, programs of cam- pus organizations and commencement week-end. The girls always do a wonderful job in helping the students and guests of the college and by aiding in many ways to see thai the functions run smoothly. 133 MAY QUEEN ELIZABETH CRAWFORD PERRY 134 SENIOR ATTENDANTS KATHARINE THORINGTON BARBARA RUSSELL 135 JUNIOR JANICE GREGORY MARY JONES 136 ATTENDANTS i MEREDITH WEST PEGGY FLYTHE 137 SOPHOMORE LINDA WATKINS JANE REID 138 ATTENDANTS JOYCE HOLT PATTY FULBRIGHT 139 FRESHMAN BARBARA JUDD PENNEY COX 140 ATTENDANTS MARILYN BELL NANCY GARRARD 141 MAY DAY 1957 In connection with the May Day Com- mittee, the 1957 Bluestocking chose the May Queen and her court as its Feature Section. The Queen and her two senior attendants were chosen from the Senior Class by pop- ular vote, as were four representatives from each of the other classes. The May Day fete was held this year on May fourth, in the Amphitheatre behind the Athletic Field. After the coronation, a modern dance pageant, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was presented. The Spring Dance for the entire student body was held that night in honor of the Queen. 142 FACULTY AND STAFF Miss Sarah Frances Baylor 603 Alleghany Ave., Staunton. Va. Mr. Marshall M. Brice Woodward Apts., Staunton. Va. Mr. H. L. Bridges 1220 Windsor Lane. Staunton, Va. Mr. Carl Broman 14 Madison Placo, Staunton, Va. Miss Hannah Camphcll 340 N. Lewis St.. Staunton, Va. Miss Betty Carr 531 Hermitage Ct.. Charlotte. N. C. Mrs. Dorothy B. Carr 2 35 Kalorama, Staunton, Va. Miss Mary Swan Carroll 2 39 Kalorama, Staunton, Va. Miss Carol Cleveland Box 2, Lawley. Ala. Mrs. Cynthia S. Cockcroft 1874 Field Road. Charlottesville, Va. Mr. Fletcher Collins Route 5, Staunton, Va. Miss Ruby Ethel Cundiff 357 S. Main St., Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. John B. Daffin 14 Tarns St., Staunton. Va. Mrs. Harry A. Dahl 1429 N. Augusta St.. Staunton. Va. Mrs. Boh Davis 301 N. Market Si., Staunton, Va. Mr. Horace Day 306 Sherwood Ave., Staunton, Va. Miss Emily Farnham 218 Fraser Lane. Staunton, Va. Miss Clare J. Flanshurgh 319 N. New St., Staunton. Va. Miss Margaret Carrctt Wolf Summit. W. Va. Miss Carol A. Giroud 575 West Ave., Sewarcn, N. J. Mr. Thomas H. Grafton 708 Selma Blvd.. Staunton, Va. Mrs. Thomas H. Grafton 708 Selma Blvd., Staunton, Va. Mr. Don Hamilton 651 Alleghany. Staunton, Va. Miss Marguerite Hillhouse 122 N. Jefferson. Staunton, Va. Miss Mary E. Humphreys 12 Baker St., Berlin. Md. Mrs. Vega Lytton 3130 University Ave.. Des Moines. Iowa Mrs. Edna Mclndoe 301 N. Market St.. Staunton. Va. Miss Ruth McNeil 302 N. New St.. Staunton. Va. 143 FACULTY AND STAFF Mr. Andrew J. Mahler 108 Easterwood, Staunton, Va. Mrs. Lois Melnick 627 Gypsy Ave.. Staunton, Va. Mrs. Karl F. Menk 212 Hendren St.. Staunton, Va. Miss Catherine Minis Jill Blair Blvd., Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. Alfred Morgan Sherwood Ave.. Staunton, Va. Mr. Gordon Page Baldwin Aercs. Staunton, Va. Mrs. Gordon Page Baldwin Acres, Staunton. Va. Miss Elizabeth Parker 3 302 Lamar Ave.. Chattanooga. Tenn. Mrs. Alexander Patch 325 Vine St., Staunton, Va. Miss Lillian Penncll 112 N. New St., Staunton, Va. Dr. Paxton Powers 32 N. New St.. Staunton, Va. Mrs. Jean Richardson 307 N. Lewis St. .Staunton. Va. Miss Ann L. Robinson 2755 Richelieu Ave., S.W., Roanoke, Va. Miss Lillian Rudescal 407 Foreacre St., Cornelia, Ga. Miss Ruth Schmidt Box 454. Winter Haven, Fla. Mr. James Spillman 310 Pleasant Terrace. Staunton. Va. Miss Fannie Strauss 315 N. New St., Staunton. Va. Miss Mildred Taylor 302 N. New St., Staunton, Va. Miss Lillian Thomsen 410 Boycc Ave., Farmington, Mo. Mr. Ashton Trice N. Augusta St. Ext.. Staunton. Va. Mr. Herbert S. Turner 315 N. C oalter St.. Staunton. Va. Miss Judy Vann Box 24, Abingdon. Va. Mrs. William H. Vanstone 738 Selma Blvd. Staunton. Va. Mrs. John R. Vinson 500 Fountain Ave., Paducah, Ky. Miss Julia Weill 1274 Pasadena Ave., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Shirley Whitaker 216 W. Prospect Ave., Raeford, N. C. Mr. Howard M. Wilson Fishersville, Va. Mrs. Faith K. Younie Marv Baldwin College, Staunton. Va. 144 STUDENT DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1957 Bishop, Beverly 801 Lawndale, Victoria, Texas Branch, Paula Lee 5432 Belfort Pi., Dallas, Texas Breeden, Jean Mary 428 Forest Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Bullock, Barbara Lawrence 1319 Westmoreland Ave., Norfolk, Va. Burwell, Sara Dunington Wirtz, Va. Cacciapaglia, Tina Angela 933 Donaghe Si., Staunton, Va. Candler, Felicia Nan 5053 Horseshoe Trail, Dallas, Texas Cranwell, Mary Ellen Richlands, Va. Dalton, Betty Stuart Box 156, Staunton, Va. Dillon, Virginia Brown 206 Washington St., Alexander City, Ala. Richer, Charlotte Emma 503 Vine St., Archhold. Ohio Hammack, Margaret Death Lawrenceville, Va. Hayden, Dottie 1811 Dixon Rd., Baltimore, Md. Henderson, Joan Elizabeth 707 N. Victoria St., Victoria, Texas Jamerson, Betty Lou 743 Lake Davis Dr., Orlando, Fla. Jorstad, Margaret Anne 706 Park View Ave, Staunton, Va. Kennedy, Ann Engle 423 3rd Ave., Hinton, W. Va. Kline, Jeanne Mikell 124 W. Boscawen St., Winchester, Va. Paterson, Susan Talman 885 Westwood Dr., Birmingham, Mich. Perry, Elizabeth Crawford 18 Taylor St., Staunton, Va. Pope, Kathryn Bryant 1136 Oakridge Rd., Petersburg, Va. Rand, Julianne 401 W. Center St., Searcy, Ark. Rhoads, Nancy Adrian Leesburg, Va. Russell, Barbara 836 Wilkinson Ave., Orlando, Fla. Smith, Salenda Louise 124 Washington St., Hempstead, N. Y. Stockton, Sue Winslow 309 Harbor Dr.. Hampton, Va. Storey, Frances Ann 2304 Summit, Little Rock, Ark. Switzer, Nancy Kemper 281 Campbell St., Harrisonburg, Va. Thompson, Helen Rt. 3, Box 340, Montgomery, Savannah, Ga. Thorington. Katharine Clark 1450 Woodley Rd., Montgomery, Ala. Wills, Frances Elizabeth 1058 Cameron Rd., Baltimore. Md. Worth, Ada Lou 9506 River Rd., Warwick, Va. CLASS OF 1958 Allan, Barbara 3415 Wythe Ave., Richmond, Va. Barker, Susan Arleth 4565 Ocean Dr., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Beard, Jo Ann 112 S. Washington St.. Staunton. Va. Bellwood, Mabel Ann Red Hill, Brookncal, Va. 145 STUDENT DIRECTORY Chavez, Astrid Susana Abasolo 480 Ote Depto 6, Torreon, Coah, Mexico Chervier, Nicole Charlotte 17 bis rue Charles Richard, Lyon, France Clarke, Margaret Ann 4115 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. Coleman, Anne Christian l f ) Oakland Dr., Warwick, Va. Cooke, Mary Ann 500 W. John St., Mt. Olive, N. C. Cooper, Charlotte Watkins Box 581, Clarksville, Va. Daniel, I la Jo Country Cluh Dr., La Grange. Ga. Deener, Julia Nola 306 E. Center St., Searcy, Ark. DeLashmutt, Betty Byrne 4415 Rock Spring Rd., Arlington. Va. Dunn, Martha Chastain 2705 Valley Dr., Alexandria. Va. Flythe, Peggy Virginia Fieldale, Va. Gallup, Judith 4465 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis, Ind. Givens, Daisy Frances 840 N. E. 73rd St.. Miami, Fla. Gregory, Janice Sue 3807 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va. Griffis, Carolyn Ruth 2712 Hillcrest Ave., Augusta, Ga. Hankins, Margaret Ann 105 10th St., Norton, Va. Harris, Gwendolyn Bright 1311 First St.. Jackson, Miss. Harrison, Shirley Anne 705 Cherry Ave.. Waynesboro, Va. Henderson, Myrtland 319 66th St.. Warwick, Va. Hoge, Marjorie Cole 308 Vine St.. Staunton, Va. Hudgins, Diane Mae New Point, Va. Huffstutler, Caroline Ann Box 254. Rt. 13. Birmingham. Ala. Hyun, Young Sook .... 134 Won Nam Dong, Chong ne-Gu, Seoul. Korea Johnson, Marina 205 H. Nelson Apt., Lexingt on. Va. Jones, Mary Dickerson 119 N. 11th St.. Ft. Pierce, Fla. Kindlcy, Rebecca Huffman. ...2407 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach. Fla. Koser, Rachel Ann 223 Brantwood Rd., Snyder, N. Y. Layne. Kathryn Moore 300 A 73rd St.. Warwick. Va. Lessley, Kay Flippo 814 N. Augusta St. Staunton. Va. Long, Merita Cape Charles, Va. Luscher, Emily Stahel Rt. 4. Frankfort. Ky. McClung, Mary Adair 320 Dupont Ave.. Staunton, Va. McHugh, Constance 845 Sunnehanna Dr.. Johnstown. Pa. McMullan. Nancy Byrd Glen Haven, Rt. 1. Clifton Foigc, Va. McMurray, Nancy Armistead A. P. C. M. Lusuku. Luputa. Congo beige Maxwell, Virginia Ann 6 Farmington Ave., Longmcadow. Mass. Pillow, Nancy Davis W. Clav St.. Franklin. Va. Plowman. Elizabeth 1815 N. Taylor. Little Rock. Ark. Ramsey, Jane Fishersville. Va. Robinson, Patricia Joy 917 Greenway Ave.. Morrisville. Pa. Robson, Elizabeth Vallev View Dr.. Baldwin Acres. Staunton. Va. 146 STUDENT DIRECTORY Schendel, Patricia Ann 3730 Ellerslie Ave., Baltimore, Md. Scholz, Barbara 3222 Woodlawn Ave, S. W., Roanoke, Va. Smith, Katherine Ethel 118 Mimosa Dr., Thomasville, Ga. Spady, Frances Goffigon Cape Charles, Va. Sphar, Patricia Bracken 6 Ran Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. Suttle, Bruce Dave 1662 Blair Rd., Petersburg. Va. Teague, Margot 2336 McDowell St., Augusta, Ga. Thulin, Martha Evelyn 18 Albemarle Ave., Richmond. Va. West, Meredith Bland 27 Shirley Rd., Warwick, Va. Williams, Nancy Lynn 1350 Belvedere Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. Withrow, Elizabeth Ann Goshen, Va. Woods, Lydia Daniel 304 Boston Ave., Lynchburg, Va. CLASS OF 1959 Athey. Ann Collins 112 Longwood Rd., Baltimore, Md. Bagwell, Ann Gordon Haliiax, Va. Bishop, Barbara 801 Lawndalc, Victoria, Texas Bleakney. Millicent Ann 214 E. Harrison, Harlingen, Texas Blessing. Betsy 17 W. Windsor Ave.. Alexandria, Va. Bonelli, Patricia Ann 1639 Ralworth Rd., Baltimore, Md. Bruce, Virginia Lynn 182 S. Perkins Rd., Memphis, Tenn. Caplinger, Martha Lou 112 High St., Elkins, W. Va. Christman, Sandra Smith Silvermine Rd., New Canaan, Conn. Edwards, Elizabeth Harvey 201 12th St., Altavista, Va. Ewing, Ann 1070 Hillcrest Dr., Harrisonburg, Va. Fisher, Lucy Lee Fisher, W. Va. Forsyth, Lucy Ann 2100 22nd Ave., S., Birmingham, Ala. Foster, George Lynne Brantley Rd., Opp, Ala. Fowler, Glenda 614 Academy St.. Salem, Va. Fry, Marcia Ann Rt. 1, Guilford College, N. C. Fulbright, Patty Waugh 2615 Olive, Pine Bluff. Ark. Graf, Marnie Holland 519 Wimbleton Dr., Birmingham, Mich. Graham, Sally Katherine Rt. 1, Frederick, Md. Graves, Annie Lee Box 186, Luray, Va. Graves, Jane Audrey Boulevard, Va. Greene, Mary Jane Baldwin Acres, Staunton. Va. Gregory, Gloria Lee 424 Betsy Bell Rd., Staunton, Va. Griffin, Carole Jeanne Porters Bluff Rd., Clarksville, Tenn. Guerrant. Lilalee 7615 Hollins Rd.. Richmond. Va. 147 STUDENT DIRECTORY Hawkins, Ruth Reynolds 856 Palace Blvd.. Clifton Forge, Va Hayward, Marie King 4207 Augusta Ave., Richmond. Va. Henderson, Patricia Anne 1221 Windsor Ave.. Richmond, Va. Hofler, Virginia Hayes 8014 Park Lane, Bethesda, Md. Holt, Joyce Lee Brookneal. Va. Hough, Ardys Lynn 1382 Garman Rd.. Akren. Ohio Jackson, Mary Caroline 107 Raleigh Ave., Rt. 3, Annandale, Va. Jamerson, Jamie Ruth 743 Lake Davis Dr., Orlando. Fla. Johnson, Julia Alexander Monterey, Va. Jones, Louise Sewell 1058 Dixie Ave.. Florence. Ala. Kellam, Dorothy Douglass Belle Haven. Va. Kohlsaat, Barbara Weld 36 Mercer St.. Princeton. N. J. Lindstrom. Carlana 908 Burdette St., New Orleans, La. McClung, Anne Nicholas 212 Stratford PL. Danville, Va. Manning, Mary Katherine 3214 Warrington Rd.. Shaker Heights, Ohio Matthews, Beverly Ann Armstrong Valley Rd., Murfreesboro. Tenn. Mayer, John McChesney 815 White Oak Circle. Pittsburgh, Pa. Merry, Frances Robinson 1021 Highland Ave., Augusta. Ga. Miller, Margaret Annie 403 S. Main St., Lexington, Va. Milligan, Shannon 116 America St., Orlando, Fla. Nail. Mackey 875 19th St.. Beaumont. Texas Nelson, Dyane Rasch 202 Edgewater Dr., New Iberia. La. Norman, Judy Ann 954 Maple Lane. Jacksonville. Fla. O ' Shee, Emory Wilson 1130 Lakeview Crescent, Birmingham, Ala. Outten, Mary Stuart 21 Hazel Rd., Dover, Del. Parke, Charlotte Elizabeth 3220 N. W. 16th Ter.. Miami. Fla. Peterson, Mary Ann 800 Oxford Pkwy.. Richmond. Va. Phlegar, Mary Katharine Box 467, Blacksburg. Va. Pierce, Rebecca Anne 1468 Ashland Circle. Norfolk, Va. Reid, Jane Morton 1930 Grandin Rd., S. W.. Roanoke. Va. Ritchie, Helen Sue Demurest. Ga. Scott, Sue 547 E. Lytic St.. Murfreesboro. Tenn. Sheetz, Elizabeth Byrd 938 Mulberry Rd., Martinsville, Va. Sheffer, Shelby Jean 1628 Packard St.. Staunton. Va. Singletary, Carraleigh Ann 71 Rock Creek Dr.. Greenville. S. C. Smith. Helen Margaret 302 Betz PL. New Orleans. La. Smith, Suzanne Judith 540 N. Braddock St.. Winchester. Va. Spainhour, Mary Cochran 1204 E St.. N. Wilkesboro, N. C. Taylor, Mary Anne 748 Montgomery Dr.. Birmingham, Ala. Warner, Margaret Helen 57 3 W. Washington St.. Bradford. Pa. 148 STUDENT DIRECTORY Watkins, Linda The Citadel, Charleston. S. C. Weathers, Celeste 935 Heard Av , Augusta, Ga. Wilkins, Dorothey Carlton Franklin, W. Va. Williams, Elizabeth Bridgers Brookneal. Va. Williams, Skip 1718 Palmer Ave., New Orleans, La. Williams, Katherine Sidney Moorefield, W. Va. Wood, Elizabeth Mason 4340 Clairmont Ave., Birmingham, Ala. CLASS OF 1960 Allin, Elizabeth-Kay 70 Temple St., West Newton, Mass. Apperson, Katherine Ann 540 E. Frank, Memphis, Tenn. Armstrong, Sara Nair Clearwater Park, Covington, Va. Baldwin, Antoinette 4335 Beverly Dr., Dallas, Texas Ballard. Ann Lee Box 54, Crozet, Va. Ballon, Patricia Ann Canoe Hill Bd., New Canaan, Conn. Bartlett, Elmore Bellingrath 836 Park Ave.. Montgomery, Ala. Bartley, Nancy Ann 1006 Oakwood Dr., S. W.. Roanoke, Va. Beck, Joan Therese 6412 N. Berkeley Rd., Milwaukee, Wis. Beecroft, Joanne Muir 319 64th St.. Newport News, Va. Bell, Marilyn 1316 Rupe St., Enid, Okla. Brooks, Gloria Gwen 145 Glenridge Parkway. El Dorado, Ark. Brown, Billie Jean 320 N. Main St., Greeneville, Tenn. Callaway, Mary Dean Rt. 4, Winchester, Ky. Clark, Gretchen Huff 2219 California St., Washington, D. C. Clarke, Knox Littlepage 27 Clay St., Salem. Va. Colley, Helen Henderson Hillcrest, Troy, Ala. Collins, Sara Jean 1329 W. Johnson St., Staunton. Va. Cowan, Mary Elise La Grange, Tenn. Cox, Alice Penney 113 Norris Rd., Alapocas, Wilmington, Del. Crawford, Sylvia Sue 141 Crawford Ave., Somerset, Ky. Creighton, Margaret Carroll 2928 St. Paul St., Baltimore, Md. Cullum, Sally Brooks 3517 Beverly Dr., Dallas, Texas Daniel, Florence Lee 219 Huston St., Chase City, Va. Davidson, Joan Roberta 148 N. Market St., St. Clairsville, Ohio Davis, Linda Louise 4707 Devon, Houston, Texas Dean, Dorita Jane 508 Cavalier Dr., Virginia Beach, Va. Donovan, Jane Hester 506 Franklin St., Huntsvillc, Ala. Dunbar, Meredith Fellowes 1 Harvard St., Wellesley, Mass. Dunkle, Amelia Ann 1704 N. Bancroft Parkway, Wilmington, Del. Earle, Linda Christine 503 W. Elk St.. Siler City. N. C. Edwards, Shirley Patricia 700 Oaklawn. Winston-Salem, N. C. Engle, Elizabeth Crawford 147 York St., Chester. S. C. Ewart, Isabel Hamilton 379 Highland Ave.. S. W.. Roanoke. Va. Fray, Anne Nottingham Nassawadox. Va. 1 ' STUDENT DIRECTORY Gait, Alice Blair 7406 Shirland Ave., Norfolk. Va. Garrard, Nancy Marie 1019 S. College, Tyler, Texas Gilmer, Carolyn McGee 500 Whitehall Rd., Anderson, S. C. Godchaux, Sally England 7901 Oak St.. New Orleans. La. Guffey, Barbara Louise 401 Marquis St.. Staunton, Va. Harkins, Janice Kay 170 ' ) Lexington St.. Taylor. Texas Hearnc, Linda Starr 600 Cavalier Dr., Virginia Beach, Va. Henderson, Lynda 6410 Hillcrest, Oklahoma City, Okla. Henry, Patricia Craig 419 Sinclair St., Norfolk. Va. Hervey, Jeannette Chilcutt 504 Henri Rd., Richmond. Va. Hill, Harriet Hardin 4815 Hollins Rd., Roanoke. Va. Hill, Vicky Melissa 733 Kenesaw Ave.. Knoxville. Term. Hobby, Helaine 411 E. 45th St., Savannah, Ga. Holtz, Ellen Overton 814 Park View Ave., Staunton, Va. Honchell, Catherine Lon 102 9th Ave.. Huntington, W. Va. Hooker, Nancy Lucinda 312 Brown St., Martinsville. Va. Hooks, Sharon Ann 3902 Monticello, Abilene, Texas Hudgins, Mary Jo 2 344 Woodclirf Rd., Roanoke. Va. Johnson, Estella Gillis Rt. 5, Box 287, Fort Worth, Texas Johnson, Maria Louise Cavalier Park, Virginia Beach. Va. Jndd. Barbara Carlisle 408 W. Cedar Ave., Fairfax, Va. Kaufman, Kay 1510 Indian Dr., Enid. Okla. Kennedy, Gwen 317 Baker Dr.. Corpus Christi. Texas Ijandis, Syvie Moorhead .... 7002 Bristol Rd., Stoneleigh, Baltimore, Md. Legg, Nancy Ann 316 Summit Lane. Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Lemmon, Elizabeth Minor 3604 Cowden, Memphis, Tenn. Lewis, Rebekah Camilla, Ga. Little, Patsy Jane 3413 P. S. Dr.. Meridian. Miss. Loffland, Joan Elaine 2211 Spanish Trail, Forth Worth. Texas MacGregor, Nancy Catherine 931 Selma Blvd.. Staunton, Va. McConchie, Mary Katherine Box 271. Taylor, Texas McGehee, Patricia Judge 315 Main St., Evergreen, Ala. Martak, Patsy Gale 4842 Shady Grove Rd., Memphis, Term. Mathews, Miriam Evelyn Cliffdale Rd., Greenwich. Conn. Mayer, Nancy Phillips 1527 Devonshire Dr.. Columbia, S. C. Miller. Ann Livingston 3125 Somerset St., Roanoke, Va. Miller, Sara Margaret 506 W. Cedar. El Dorado, Ark. Moore, Jean Anderson 707 S. Perkins Rd., Memphis, Tenn. Mueller, Isabelle Ann 1203 W. King St., Martinsburg. W. Va. Nash, Mary Cullum 3501 Marquette. Dallas. Texas Osborn, Sally Friona. Texas Owens, Gladys Jean 1500 Fernley Rd.. Baltimore. Md. 150 STUDENT DIRECTORY Page, Virginia Elizabeth 671 S. Barksdale, Memphis, Tenn. Palmer, Virginia 401 W. 31th St., Pine Bluff, Ark. Patton, Martha Hays 246 Tuckahoe Lane, Memphis, Tenn. Paulsel, Margaret Rose 4012 Byers, Fort Worth, Texas Petit, Patricia Sue 7155 Calder, Beaumont, Texas Pheris, Dorothy Sandra Weems, Va. Powell, Beverly Dickinson 411 College Blvd., San Antonio, Texas Powell, Susan Ellen 3747 Prairie Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. Richardson, Meryl Eleanor 1511 Park Lane, Decatur, Ga. Rohner, Doris Jane 305 Harper Ave., Morrisville, Pa. Shiflet, Jane Powell Penn Laird, Va. Shults, Carolyn Elizabeth 4441 S. Versailles, Dallas, Texas Smith, Carolyn Glenn 4527 Woodrow, Galveston, Texas Smith, Katherine Randolph 802 S. Center St., Ashland, Va. Smith, Muriel Daily 118 E. 52nd St.. Savannah, Ga. Speake, Susan 1910 16th Ave., Decatur, Ala. Squires, Sara Lee 921 N. Quaker Lane, Alexandria, Va. Vanderwoude, Margaret Carol 3933 Caruth, Dallas, Texas Vaughn, Nina Elaine 264 S. Holmes, Memphis, Tenn. Wallace, Mary Margaret 2716 Cashion PL, Oklahoma City, Okla. Warfield, Susan Linn 515 Seminary Ave., Towson. Md. Westfall, Margaret Ann 1491 S. Lumpkin St., Athens, Ga. Williams, Mary Julina 1607 N. Hudson, Altus, Okla. Withers, Carol Lynne 206 11th Ave., Huntington, W. Va. Witherspoon, Eleanor Irene 410 Lawton Ave., Hereford, Texas Wylie, Elizabeth DeKalb 310 Arbor Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. 151 The Trustees and the College Officers extend congratulations to all who had a part in producing the J 957 BLUESTOCKING, and take this opportunity to express a most sincere appreciation MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE 1842 1957 Compliments of STAUNTON CREAMERY Incorporated EUREKA BRAND ICE CREAM BUTTER AND MILK STAUNTON, VIRGINIA OPPORTUNITY NO LONGER KNOCKS IT TELEPHONES 00O00 Station to Station Rates Are Cheaper After 6 P. 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Beverley Street PHONE 5-7371 MELROSE Enriched Flour ooOoo WHITE STAR MILLS Staunton. irginia The Staff would like to extend its appreciation to these advertisers for their assistance in the publication of the 1957 BLUESTOCKING Sometimes it is Lhe nature of a craft to create an unbreakable tie between itself and the worker in that field, a heart attachment equal to lifetime devotion. One familiar example is PRINTING. Once editor, once compositor, or press- man catches the spirit of the shop, the spell is seldom broken. Like the odor of a camp fire, or a whiff of salt air, the beloved tang of printer ' s ink, symboli- cal of a great profession, gets into your heart and soul. School Annuals, Magazines, Newspapers and Special Printing, all smack of it. Tt is an invisible link that binds all intelligence together. It is the stimulus for creation in business or romance. This craftsmanship, this devotion to service and alert- ness to business needs, has nourished and developed an enormous industrial vitality, and whichever way the course of the future runs, the printer will always find himself able to adapt his helpfulness to new opportunity. Years of experience have taught us! Printing Pays Us Only When It Pays Yon! McClure Printing Company COLLEGE ANNUALS AND CATALOGS FINE ADVERTISING PRINTING 19 West Frederick St. Phone 5-9312 Staunton, Virginia Designers and engravers of the South ' s finest school publications LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS LIBRARY OF MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE For Reference Not to be taken from this room w HP ■ i H • 1 late . i