Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1958 volume:

IVIAKY BALDWIN COLLEGt i STAUNTON VIRGINIA - Hr Wi; m ■ iMi A. : ul • . ' « ' - f i . . ' •• Wf Y KATHARINE PHLEGAR Editor TIDY ANN NORMAN Business Manai rr ' ' j ' y 1. « JSm Ms- .. ' • ' ■• : ' ; Vr?,I 1 ■ : : i ' v TOS— — TSSSS- r f ' ' ' S ilil ll 1 1 1 iji ■■Hi m IJ ACADEyMfC BU LD NG ■  «ti Y KATHARINE PHLEGAR Editor [JUDY ANN NORMAN Busim ' ss Manciirer Q U L . rmm- - ' : ' ..«|. ' ' riv ■H J ACT V T ES BUMDIHG 1 ' ipt U j ' mm ■ , ,, :ff y , •-- ? -J! HILL TOP 1 J 1 J K- ' 3 ■•: : -m- ' ' V |riHBEJBfl|HM| D . f ' Kfl ' 1 raP i ' x r W ,- i ' -r ' AiM 1 i Ji lllllii Ill «p J JCu . k ' :vr 18 v 1|2 B B__J _ inyp wm lEl pE ' l 9_ H pBIfr Y KATHARINE PHLEGAR Editor IIDY ANN NORMAN Biisinrsx Manaiier ud 1 ... _ IS ■«iii C ' y 1 H s 1 1 fl U A 1  pi 1 ' l s H bbIsueiI 1 ■B I J Hi B IK m V l H t i4 , M: ' ' ■- k. ■ •- . -m ' j - ' Igf: «rj MEMOR AL ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFF r.v .%T ,, V- ' V ' V ' Jf - ' if ' •Hr ■-- l?-T J ..; - T- 4 SfcJl h f . ' .«. ' ( ' g H| ' if - ' ..--_i_. - DR. CARL ' . BROMAN Professor of Music 14 DEDICATION He is an iinselfisli imisician who has not liiddcn his light under a hushel. Init who lias used liis talent as an implement with which to i;uide us in our search for the heautiful. He is a dedicated teacher who has long shown genuine concern for the development of all students — who stimulates our interest in the realm of the aesthetic, and gives us a deeper knowledge of its place in oiu lives. He is a sincere friend to hoth school and community, a man pos- sessed of sympathy, understanding, and a delightful sense of humor. With gratitude and affection we dedicate THE 1958 BLUESTOCKING to this musician, this teacher, this friend. Dr. Carl W. Broman 15 CONTENTS Administration, Faculty, andStaff 13 Classes Senior 27 Junior 75 Sophomore 81 Freshman 87 Activities Student Government 98 Glee Club 107 Y.W.C.A 108 Student Organizations 110 College Calendar 114 Publications The Bluestocking 120 Campus Comments 122 Miscellany 124 Athletics 128 Features Marshals 136 Ushers 137 May Queen and Her Attendants 138-145 May Day 1957 146 Faculty and Student Directory 148 16 DR. SAMUEL R. SPENCER. JR. President 17 MARTHA STACKHOUSE GRAFTON. M.A. Dean of the College 18 ANNE ELIZABETH PARKER, M.A. Dean of Students 19 MARSHALL MOORE BRICE, Ed.D. rrufrssvr uf E,i.,l,sl, HERBERT LEE BRIDGES, JR., Ph.D. ■..i V„,. - .. ' I ' sy.livl.:;v ,IIUl lulUc.lllilll CARL W. BROMAN, Mus.D. MARY SWAN CARROLL, Ph.D. I ' r,.fr,wr ..f History .n„l P,:lll,.„l Sn.-u.r ( •1 ,«?? - CAROL CLEVELAND, M.S. AssislanI I ' rofcs.uir uf I ' hysi.nl P.,Uu,:h,n FLETCHER COLLINS, JR., Ph.D. ' n. rv.,,.,- ..I l,-„„„„„., and St ' C-rh JOHN B. DAfFIN, M.S. lU.n.n .,,1,1 V,„-Hi,r Prof,-s.wr vf Cln-inistiy 20 CLARE J. FLANSBURGH, Ph.D. CAROL A. GIROUD, B.S. Inslin.lur in Phvsicnl j;,lii,„liiui ' THOMAS H. GRAFTON, Ph.D. Pn.frsso, „f Sa,-wlo„Y MARGUERITE HILLHOJSE, B.A. MARY E. HUMPHREYS, Ph.D. .Iss.uiiil,- ' n. ,■ ,(, if ,. Pwlo.iy (C c; 1 mi AMES JACKSON, JR., B.A. WILLIAM K. KIMBALL Ph n .-Iss.ni.tti- P,. !. of Elujlish PATRICIA A. LEYDEN, MA hislnutcr lit tr.ii. Ii and S punish VEGA M. LYTTON, M.A. Assistant l ,-ati . ' t SliAli-iils Assistant Fnifessor of l-rcii.h JAMES McAllister, jr., ph.o. 21 RUTH McNEIL, S.M.D. ANDREW J. MAHLER, PhD TRICIA H MENK, Ph.D. GORDON PAGE, MA. LILLIAN RUDESEAL, Litt.M. i iMH RUTH A SCHMIDT. M . JAMES T. SPILLMAN, B.A. Assist, ml lUiry.n FANNIE B. STRAUSS, MA. • .v.„„-„i ,- l r„l,-ssnr ,.; ucrm and Cumparative LiKrutui. MILDRED E. TAYLOR, Ph.D. l ' nir,-ssor „! M.ilhcmati.s and Astronomy LILLIAN C. THOMSEN, Ph.D. l iojcssor 0 Buy.v.i 22 ELISE TRAYLOR, M A :. l,inl u IK.ni .. l„.l. ll,„w,l„iv I innnrlo, O ASHTON TRICE, JR., Ph.D. HERBERT S. TURNER, D.D. Fruf.son- „f }!ihl,- ,ni.l l- ' lnl„s„phy JULIA F. WEILL, MA Jlir. t.n ,it Ihr Nursery .V, 7i.ni HANNAH CAMPBELL, B.A. NAN CANDLER, 8.; BETTY CARR, B.S. DOROTHY B. CARR, B.A. Not pictured— lELIA E. BOSLEY Secretary to Librarian LORENE CARR ELIZABETH BROADWATER 23 NANCY P. DAHL, B.A. Assistaii: U, Lihi.n.ai. CAROLYN DOOME S, -rcl,iry ,n .■Ihiiini. ELVA FIFER, B.A. JOSEPHINE JONES irlili V In li ;„, ,■_, EDNA D. MclNDOE Siii;-i:Lt,„ ,. ; „ ;. w ) y BARBARA PAGE .S i ' . i- -(«rv to till- PrrsiilenI RUBYE V. VINSON, R.N. MARILYN WOERNER, B.S. TOMLIN HORNBARGER WRIGHT, B.A. KiShltiil Xuis, .l,v.i, (,;)i( (H . ,..Miv 5, ii.ir lU.rtiiiU ' ry Cuiinsflur J- ' uiitiiluiy Cuiinsflui Assistunt io Director of Presbyterian Guidance Center 24 CLASSES Hpj-yx . iiiiJIiiUMBkii ' .insliillc and I ' lalo . ■ailli ami llojw - liy to study. ' .-i f v ( ' ( I ' ctly Dr. Livingston , Freud says... , Dcciicr says. It ' s the cffurt that cciiiits. ' Who snaked Eve? You tvonder where the ell ne zceiit . . . 26 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PEGGY HANKINS MERKI HENDERSON I ' rrsldnil iri--Pi -sitlLiit BETTY DeLASHMUTT NANCY McMULLAN i ccri.iury ' frcasiircr MRS. PAGE ' P ' ;.V(i;- Colors of the Class of 1958 — Scarlet and Yellow. 27 BARBARA ALLAN Richmond, Virginia Cuiidhtatc fur Inu-hclor of Arts Dcijrcc Dramatic Arts and Speech JO ANN BEARD Waynesboro, Virginia Candidate for I ' achclor of Arts Degree Philosophy BARBARA ALLAN I ' u ' sliman: Fine Arts Clul), W ritLr.s ' Club. R. A., WV.C.A., Miscellany, Fresh- man Y. Council, Hockey Team, Many Moons, Mad Woman of Chaillot. Sophomore: Fine Arts Club, Writers ' Club. Y.W.C.A., Miscellany, AU For Love, Aladdin. That Light Forever. l ir t Prize in poetry contest. ' Junior: Fine Arts Club (President). Writers ' Club, Canterbury Club. Miscellany, V.W.C.A. ( Pul)licity Committee), ' Hie Chalk Garden, Agamemnon. Senior: Fine Arts Club (Drama Chairni.m I . Judiciary Board, Y.W.C.A. (Special Studies Committee), Overruled, Director of Great God Brozcn. JO ANN BEARD Freshman: Day Student Ori anizatinn. R.A.. V.W.C.A. Soph(jmore : Day Student ( )rganization, R.A., F ' ine Arts Club, Y.W.C.A. ( P ' ub- licit}- Committee). Junior: Day Student Oryanizaticjn (Secretary). Imu- Arts Club. Y.W.C.A. ( Finance Committee), May Day I ' ai ' eant. Senior: Day Student Organization (President), FJay Student Representative to the Student Board, Y.W.C.A. (Social Responsibilities Committee), Canter- bury Club. 29 MAIE GWENDOLYN BRIGHT Jackson, Mississippi Candidate for Bachelor uf Arts Degree Psychology MARGARET ANN CLARKE Richmond, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Philosophy GWENDOLYN BRIGHT Y.W.C.A., WV-stniinstcr Fellow- Frt ' shman : Southwestt-rn, Memphis, ' I ' ninrssei, ' . Sophomore: Day Student Organization, R.A., ship. May Day Pageant. Juniiir: Day Student Organization, Y.W.C.A., May Day (Costume Committee). Senior: Day Student Organization, Y.W.C.A. (Social Responsiliilities Commit- tee), Fine Arts Club, Hobby and Crafts Club, Westminster Fellowship. MARGARET CLARKE iM-eshman: Y.W.C.A., R.A., (.lee Club, breshnian Y. Retreat Committee. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A. (Faith and Heritage Committee), R.A., Hockey, I.R.C., Glee Club, Canterbury Club, Judiciary Board. Junior: Y.W.C.A. (Membership Committee), I.R.C., Glee Club, Canterbury Club, b ' reshman Advisor, Judiciary Board, Chairman of Curriculum Committee. Senior: Y.W.C.A. (Membership Committee), Fine Arts Club, LR.C, Literary Club, Canterbury Club, Chairman of Judiciary Board, Executive Committee, Russell Scholar. 31 ANNE CHRISTIAN COLEMAN Newport News, Virginia Candidate jar IhichcUir of Arts Dcijrcc Psycholoj y MARY ANN COOKE Mt. Olive, North Carolina Ca)id ' ulatL- for Bachelor of Arts Dcfircc Fsvcli,do;iy ANNE COLEMAN Freshman: Y.W.C.A., R.A.. SiJanish C ' lul), Irisli Clan. P.adniinldn. I ' .askrthall. Volleyliall. Sophomort-; R.A., I ' .adniintdn, c)lli_-yl)all, I ' .askcthall. Junior: R.A., Baskcthall (Iri li Iradc-r), Xdlli-yhall, 1 )(iniiitiirv C ' oinicil, Inninr Marshal, Cluh Coniiiiitti-c, Si-nior: R.A,, Raskrtl.all ( Irish Irailrr), X ' ollryhall, Usher. ANN COOKE Freshman: Y.W.C.A.. R.A.. Fine Arts Club. Spanish Club, P,;isketball. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Fine Arts Club, Social Committee, I ' .ig- Sister, House Council. Junior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., ( )rientatiiin Committee, Big Sister, Social Committee, Chairman of Nook Committee, House Council, Recreational Sports Leader. Senior: Y.W.C.A. (Finance Cnmmittee). R.A., Orientation Committee, Big- Sister. Social C ' i)nimittee. 9 5 8 33 ILA JO DANIEL La Grange, Georgia Cainlidalc jor BachcUir of Arts Dcijrcc Eiiylish JULIA NOLA DEENER Searcy, Arkansas Caiufidati- for Bachelor of Arts Degree Eiu lish mf ILA JO DANIEL Freshman: Y.W.C.A. ( W ' rlfaiv Cnmniilhc ) . R.A., I-iiir Arts Cliih, Glrc Clul), Spanisli Club. Sopliomorc : YAV.C.A. ( Ucvoliunal Ciniimittec I , R.A., ' oll . ' vl)all. liadmintdii, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Campus Comments. Junior: R.A., Fine Arts Club, Y.W.C.A. (Vespers Committee), Orientation Com- mittee, F, g Sister, Campus Comments, X ' olleyball. liadminton. Assistant Editor of 1957 Bluestocking. Senior: Y.W.C.A. (Campus Activities Committee), R.A,, Fine Arts Club, Mis- cellany contributor. Literary Club, Dormitory Cmmcil, Social Committee, Campus Comments, Volleyball. JUDY DEENER Freshman: Y.W.C.A., R.A., iM-eshman Representative to Till- Bluestocking. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., R.A., lUisiness Mana-er of Campus Comments, Publica- tions Board, Big Sister. Junior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Publications P.oard, Big Si.ster, ' ice-President of Class, Director of Junior Show. Senior: Y. ' .( .A.. R.A., McClung House President, Curriculum Committee. 9 5 8 35 BETTY BYRNE DeLASHMUTT Arlington, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psvchohu v MARGARET VIRGINIA FLYTHE Martinsville, Virginia Candidate for Baehelor of Arts Degree Enqlish BETTY DeLASHMUTT Freshman: Y.W.C.A, R.A. Sophomore: YAV.C.A., R.A., I ' .ig Sister. Junior: YAV.C.A., R.A., Orientation Committee. P.ii, ' Sister, ' ollev1)al1. Senior: Class Secretary, Orientation Committee, I ' .ii Sister. Chapel Committt House Council. PEGGY FLYTHE Freshman: Y.W.C.A., R.. ., Campus Comments Staff. N ' njlcyhall. Sot ' thall. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Campus Comments (Feature Editor), Orient.ation Committee, Big Sister, Volleyball, Softball. Junior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Campus Comments (Feature Editor), Orientation Com- mittee, Big Sister, Writers ' Club, junior Class President, May Court, Ex- ott ' icio — TiiK Bluestocking. Senior: Y.W.C.A.. R.A., LR.C, North Bailev IIou.sc I ' resident, May Queen. 9 5 8 37 JUDITH GALLUP Indianapolis, Indiana Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Dciin-f English DAISY FRANCES GIVENS Miami, Florida Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Philosophy mj 38 JUDY GALLUP Freshman: Y.W.C.A., FiiU ' Arts Clul), Lc iV-rclr I ' rancais (TmisurtT), Glee Club, Contrilnitor to Miscellany and Campus Comments, Scotch Clan (Pub- licity Manager). Volleyball, Basketball, Hockey, Tennis, Badminton, Bomb- shells, Miscellany Poetry Contest (Third Prized Sophomore: Y.W ' .C.A., R.A. (Publicity Manager), Campus Comments (Ex- change lulilor). Miscellany (Literary Staff) ' , ( ilee Club, Big Sister, -P.omb- slu ' lls, Club Commiltee, Hockey, Tennis. Junicir: R.A. ( N ' ice-President ). Curriculum Committee. Campus Comments (Assistant Editor), Glee Club, Chapel Choir, Miscellany Staff. Writers ' Club (President). Art Editor of Tin-: Bluestocking. Senior: Miscellan - (Editor). Glee Club, Chapel Choir. R.A.. Recreational Siiorts l.e.ider. DAISY GIVENS Freshman: Y.W ' .C.A.. R.A., I ' .ook Club, J- ' ine Arts Club, P.arter Theater, King Series, Modern Dance Festival. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A, (W-sjier Commiltee). ER.C, Fine Arts Club. Modern Dance Group, Miscellany Staff, Si)ring Pageant. . Fcr Love, Aladdiu, A inahl. Junior: Fine Arts Club (Dance Chairman). I.R.C., Miscellany Statf. The Chalk Cariieii, Koutr .Itoiiiiqitc, .liiiahl. Senior: (. umpleled degree reiniireniciits . ' it the end of llie first semester. 39 CAROLYN RUTH GRIFFIS Augusta, Georgia Candidate for ikichclor of Arts Degree Psychology PEGGY ANN HANKINS Norton, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Pliilosof ' hy R l J CAROLYN GRIFFIS Frt-shman: ' .W.C.A.. K.A., Irish Clan, D.ilphm Cliil., nlkyliall. Sophomoi-f : ' . .C.A.. I .A., Vollevliall (Captain), Orirntation Committt-i.-, Big Sister, Doliihiii Cluli ( Scc-Treas. ), Junior: YAWC.A., K.A., I.R.C., Dolphin Club (Secretary), N ' olleybail, Orienta- tion Committee, Hig Sister, Hii;h School Weekend Committee. Senior: WVV.C.A. (Campus Affairs Committee), R.A., l.K.C, )rientation Com- mittee, Big; Sister, Chief Marshal, Senior Representative to Tin-: IIlukstock- iNG, r)ormitor ' Council. PEGGY HANKINS Freshman: ' .W.C.A. ( I ' uhlieity Committee), R.A., rileis ' Cluh, Campus Com- ments Staff. Contributor to Miscellany. ' olk-yball, Hasketbalj. Sophomore: R.A., Writers ' Club (Secretary), Contribuln ■ to ;Mis:ellanv. House Council, Chairman of the Cabin Committee, Itig Sister. Junior: Y.W.C.A., R.A. (Publicity Chairman), Fine Arts Club, Writers ' Club (Treasurer), House Council, junior Show, Big Sister, Senior: Class President, b ' ine Arts Club (Art Chairman), House Council, Y.W.C.A., Big Sister. 1 9 5 8 41 SHIRLEY HARRISON Waynesboro, Virginia CaiuiulaU- for Hacliclor of Arts Dcijrce English BARBARA MYRTLAND HENDERSON Newport News, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psxehokxjv mf SHIRLEY HARRISON iMTsliiiian: ' ] lu ' Woman ' s Cullcgc of the L ' nivcr.sity of Norlli Carolina. Sophomoi-f : Richmond Professional Institute. Junior : Da - Student Organization, May Court. Senior: Y.W.C.A. (Social Responsibilities Committee 1 , Uav Student Orsfaniza- MYRTLAND HENDERSON Freshman: Y. C.A., R.A., Scotch Clan Cheerleader, Xook Committee, Class Dav dancer. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Fine Arts Club, Hobby and Crafts Club, Soph(j- more F ' roject Committ ee, Big Sister. Junior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Fine Arts Cluli, Hobbv and Crafts Club, Glee Club, Staff of PiLrE.STOCKiNc, Junior Class Show. Senior: X ' ice-President of Class, Y.W.C.A., May C ;urt, Dornutorv Council, P.ig Sister. 1 9 5 8 43 MARJORIE COLE HOGE Staunton, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English DIANE MAE HUDGINS New Point, Virginia Candidate for Baehelor of .Irts Degree Histury mj MARJORIE HOGE Im r linian : A nrs Snilt C()llL-,i;c. SciplmiiKirr : Day Sludrnt Oriianizatiiiii. Junior: V.VV.C.A. (Social Kc-spdiisiliililics Committee), Fine Arts Club, Day Student Organization. Senior: Y.W.C.A. (Social Responsibilities Committee j, Day Student Organiza- tion ( Secretary ) . DIANE HUDGINS Freshman: ■. ' .C.A. (Personal and Lamiius Affairs C(jmmitlee). R.A. Fine Arts Chib, (ilee Club, Wesley Club. Sophomore: ' . V.C.A., K.A., l- ' ine Arts Club. Glee Clul). Freshman Advisor. Junior: Y.W.C.A., Fine Arts Club. Glee Club, Wesley Club (President), Orien- tation Committee, House Council. Senior: ' . ' .C.A. (Social Responsibilities Ccjmmittee), R.A., I.R.C., Weslev Club, Scotch Clan. 9 5 8 45 CAROLINE ANN HUFFSTUTLER Birmingham, Alabama Candidate for Ikuhclor of Arts Degree History YOUNG SOOK HYUN Seoul, Korea Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History mf CAROLINE HUFFSTUTLER Fivshnian: Y.W.C.A.. R.A., Irisli Clan. Suphdinore: R.A,, Houso Council, X.S.A, Conimitk-c. juninr: R.A. (Recreational Sports Leader), House Council, Cliairnian Club Committee, Social Committee. Senior: Chairman Social Committee, House Council. YOUNG SOOK HYUN Freshman: Y.W.C.A., I ' .ook Club. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., Dormitcjry Council ( Yice-I ' resident l , I.K.C., Glee Cl ub. Junior: Y.W.C.A., Dormitory Council, LR.C, Book Clul). Senior: Y ' .W.C.A., LR.C, Literary Club (Secretary-Treasurer). 1 9 5 8 47 MARINA JOHNSON Lexington, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psvcholoov REBECCA HUFFMAN KINDLEY Daytona Beach, Florida Cuiididale for Bachelor of Arts Pciiree Eiu lish mf MARINA JOHNSON Freshman : YW.C.A., Fine Arts Club. Sophomore: YAV.C.A., Writers ' Club (Secretary). I ' ine Arts Club, P.is, Sister. Miscellany contributor, His;h School Weekend Committee, junior: Y.W.C.A.. Fine Arts Club, i.R.C. (Secretary-Treasurer), Westminster Fellowshii). Miscellany StalT, juni(jr Show, Freshman Advisor. Scniiir: ' .W.C.A. (World Relatedness Committee). Westminster Fellowship l.K.C. ( I ' resident), Miscellany Staff, Big Sister. REBECCA KINDLEY Freshman: Y.W.C.A., R.A. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Fine Arts Club, I ' .oi.k Club. I.k.(. ' ., High School eekend Committee. Juui(.r: Y.W.C.A., Fine Arts Club, P.ook Club, I.R.C, Campus Comments Staff. luni(.ir Show. Senior: Y.W.CA. (Social Service Committee), Fine Arts Club. LR.C, R.A.. i.iteniry Club ( T ' rrsident ) , Campus Commnits (Proof b ' .dilor). 9 5 8 49 RACHEL ANN KOSER Snyder, New York Cand ' idaic fur Hachclor of Arts Di-f rcc I ' syrliolofiy KATHRYN MOORE LAYNE Newport News, Virginia Caih idatr for Baclu-lor of Arts Dcfircc llistorv RACHEL KOSER Frt-shman: R.A., Y.W.C.A., Wclcomin. Committee. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., R.A., ]{g Sister, Republican Mock Convention. Junior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Club Committee, Hi - Sister, Dormitory Council. Social Committee. Senior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Social Committee, normitor - Council, Mav Coiirl. KATHRYN LAYNE Freshman: Y.W.C.A., R.A., N ' olleyball, Basketball. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., R.A., I.R.C., Volleyball, Basketball, Sophomore Class Project Co mmittee, High School Weekend, R.A. Carnival. Junior: Y.W.C.A. R.A., I.R.C., N.S.A. Committee, ludiciarv Board (Secretary), Bluestocking Staff, Volleyball. Senior: South I ' .ailey House President, K.A. (Captain— ' olIe ball ), I.R.C., 9 5 8 51 KAY FLIPPO LESSLEY Staunton, Virginia Caiididulc fur Bachelor of Arts Degree lediral Terliiiolofiy MERITA LONG Cape Charles. Virginia KAY LESSLEY Freshman: ' rsthani])l()ii Collt ' f ' c SoplioiiKirr : Wrstbaiiiiitnn College juiiiiii-: ' .W ' .C ' .A., l)ay Student Organization, Beta Beta Beta. Si-nior: . ' .C. . (Social Resp(jnsibilities Committee), Day Student ( )ryaniza- tion, r.eta Heta I ' .cta ( I ' residtnt ) , Miscellany fBusiness StaiT). MERITA LONG [• reshman : ' .W ' .C.A. ( Persimal and L ' anipus Affairs Committee), U.A., West- minster Fellowship. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A.. I ., .. I ' ine Arts Club, Westminster bellow ship. Fresh- man Advisor. Junior: ' . ' .C.A. ( lUninunutN- .S ervice Committee), R.A., Dormitory Council, b ' ine Arts Club, Westminster b -]lo ship, b reshman Ad isor. Senior: Y.W.C.A., K.A.. I.K.C.. Westminster Fellowship. 9 5 8 S3 EMILY STAHEL LUSCHER Frankfort, Kentucky Candidate [or Haclu ' lcr of .Iris Dcijrce Chciuislry MARY ADAIR McCLUNG Staunton. Virginia Candidate fur I ' achclor of .Irts Pci rcc Philosophy EMILY LUSCHER Freshman: Y.W.C.A., R.y ., Imhc Arts flnl), l.k.l ' ., Ihihl.v and Crafts C ' hil. Gleu Club, Many Mixuis. Sophomore: ' .W ' .C.A., R.A.. I.R.C., Hol)hv and Ciafls Cluh ( I ' nMicllv ) . ( iV-r Chih. Junior: YAN ' .C.A. (Worship Committee), I.R.C., Iloliliy ami Crat ' ts Cluh ( ice- I ' resident ), Westminster Fellowship .Senior: First Semester — Y.W.C.A., I.R.C. ( V ' ice-I ' resident ) , Western State Stud}- Group, Beta P.eta I ' .eta ( ice-President). Completed degree recjuirenients at the end of the (irst senn ' ster. MARY McCLUNG Freshman: Y.W.C.A., Day Student )ri.;anization, Ilohhy and Crafts Club. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., Day Student ' rjjanization. Junior: Y.W.C.A., Day Student )rganization, Fine Arts Club. Senior: Y.W.C. ., D;i Student ( )rganization (Treasurer). 55 CONSTANCE McHUGH Johnstown, Pennsylvania Ciiudidalc far llachclor of .his ncijrcc Sociolojiy and Economics NANCY BYRD McMULLAN Clifton Forge, Virginia Candidate for Rachclor of .-Irts Degree Psychology mff CONSTANCE McHUGH Fivsliiran : ; ' Slir.in.-:kr Cdllci r, New Wilniint ton, rciiiisylvania. SophiiiiKn-c: Y.W.C.A., R.A., I ' iiK- Aits Club. Miscellany Staff. Junidr: YAA ' .C.A.. R.A., Campus Coniirvnls Staff. SL-niur: Y.W.C.A.. K.A., Campus Comnimts Staff, Chapel Committee, Big Sister. NANCY McMULLAN Freshman: Y.W.C.A., R.A.. Mne Arts Cluh. W estnnnster Ivllow ship. Sni)li,Mr.(ire: Y.W ' .C.A. (Worship Cummittee), R.A., Glee Cluh. I ' ine Arts Cluh, ■■I ' eter Ran , . For Lnrr ( Ci )Stuii:es ) , Westjninster Fellowship, I ' .i.i; Sister. Junior: Y.W.C.A., K.A.. (ilee Cluh, Ch.ipel Choir, I ' .oard of Review, Ih.ri-;- .STOCKIXG Staff. Snow- White . Senior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Glee Club (Riesidenti, Class Treasurer, i!ij Sister. 9 5 8 57 NANCY ARMISTEAD McMURRAY Luluabourg, Belgian Congo Caiulidalc for Ihichclor of .Irts Degree Art NANCY DAVIS PILLOW Franklin, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Philosophy {n) NANCY McMURRAY 1 ' rcshmaii : ' .W.L ' .A., I ' iiic Arts Club, K.A. SophoiiKii-f : WW.C.A. ( es])ci- Committee), R.A. (Scotch Sports Leader), Fine Arts Club. Writers ' Club, Westminster Fellowship (President), Campus Comments (Fine Arts Editor), Miscellany, Class Treasurer. Junior: Campus Comments (Editor), Writers ' Club, Westminster rtllowship. Miscellany, Y.W.C.A. (Worship Committee), Publications Board. Senior: Student Board, Board of Keview (Chairman), Campus Comnu-nts, Publi- cations I ' joard, Westminster Fellowship. ( Witlidrew Second Semester be- cause of illness. ) NANCY PILLOW Freshman: Y.W.C.A.. U.A., Wesley Club. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., K.A.. Wesley Club (Secretary), Memorial ' ice-Presi- dent. Campus Comments Stati ' , Tennis Tournament, Big Sister. Junior: The Bluestocking Business Manager, Campus Comments StatT, I ' ig Sister, Y.W.C.A. (Membership Committee), Class Treasurer, I ' asketball Team, R.A. Senior: Y.W.C.A. (Membership Cimimittee). R.A.. [udiciar - licjard. 1 9 5 8 59 ELIZABETH PLOWMAN Little Rock, Arkansas Caiididati ' (or i ' jchdor uf Arts Degree Music MARY JANE RAMSEY Fisherjville, Virginia Candiihle fcr Bachelor uf Arts Dec ree Pli ' dosofhy ELIZABETH PLOWMAN Frt-shman: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Ckv Clul.. fliaiHl Cli.iir, lUiskcthall, XolKvhall. Hockfv. Sopliomorr: YAV.C.A., R.A.. liiu- Aits Cluli, Cliapt-I Clidir. ( llec Clul., Hockey, I ' laskrtball, .lladd ' ui, Junior Class Show. Junior: YAV.C.A., R.A., l- ' im- Arts Clnl), Chapt-l Choir, Gkv Cluh, .Scotch Hockey leader. The Chalk Garden, Rouge .Itmnique, Amahl, .Sterrett Music Scholarship, Senior Class Show, Junior Class Show. Senior: l.R.C, R.A.. Fine Arts Cluh (President), Choir, Y.W.C.A., Scotch Clan Leader, Great God Brown. JANE RAMSEY Freshman: ' . ' .C.A., R.A., Day Student ( )r5, ' anizati()n. May Day Pageant. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Day Student Organization, May Day Pageant. Junior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Da)- Student Organization, May Day Pageant. Senior: Y.W.C.A. Cabinet (Social Responsibilities Committee), Day Student Organization. 61 PATRICIA JOY ROBINSON Morrisville, Pennsylvania Candidate for Ihultclor of Arts Dojrcc French ELIZABETH GUSHING ROBSON Staunton, Virginia Candidate for Ptaehelor of Arts L e(jree Philosophy mm {mj PATRICIA ROBINSON FiTsliiiian : RcpR ' Scntative lo llir Social I ' nininiltcr. ■. ■.C.A., R.A., l.R.C, [■ rriK-li Cliili, Si)[ili(jmorL- : Class rre.siilciil, R.A. ( Treasurer I , Hill Tu[) X ' iccT ' residcnt, l.R.C, ' .W.C.A., Junior Dolphins, Bi Sister, junior: Hill Top House President, Y.W.C.A., R.A., Swiniminii Sports Leader, Dip-Keeper. Senior: Chairin.ni — House Presidents ' Council, Memorial House I ' resident, Mxeculive Coniniittee, Leadership Coniniiltee, Y.W ' .C.A. ELIZABETH RCBSON Freshman: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Day Student Organization. Soi)homore : R.A., Da .Student ( h ' ganization, Canterhin-y Cluh. Junior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., l),-i .Student Organization, (dee Cluh, May Day Pag- eant. Canterbur L luh. Seni(jr: ' .W.C.A. ( h ' aitli and Heritage Committee), Day Student tjrganization ( ' ice-President ), Canterbury Club. 1 9 5 8 63 PATRICIA ANN SCHENDEL Baltimore, Maryland Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Dcijrcc Hiii lish MARY BARBARA SCHOLZ Roanoke, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree EiKjlish mm PATRICIA SCHENDEL Freshman: R.A., Hockt-}-, I ' askL-lball, ImthcIi C ' luli (Publicity Chairman). Sophomore: Y.W.C.A. (Dorm Devotions Committee), Fine Arts Chih, l.R.C, 1 .A. (Recreational Sports Leader), llocke -. ' olleyball. Badminton, Secre- tary of Mock Convention. Junior: Y.W.C.A, (Personal and Cam])us Aff.airs Committee), K.A., Fine Arts Chib, I.K.C., Secretary of Student l ' )o;inl, Volleyb.all, lladniinton. Seni(]r: ■. .C.A. ( I ' erscjnal and Campus Affairs Committee). R.A., l.R.C. , Vice-President of Student !o frnment Association, Chairman of h reshman Orientation, Executive Committee. BARBARA SCHOLZ Freshman: Y.W.C.A.. R.A., V m- Arts Club, Glee Club, Class Day Pageant. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A., K.A., I ' ine Arts Club, Clee Club, ( )rientati(jn Committee, J For Love, That Lhjht l-orcvcr. Junior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Fine Arts Club, Glee Clul), (Orientation Committee, Chalk Garden. Seni.ir: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Fine Arts Club, Miscrllanv St;iff. 1 9 5 8 65 KATHERINE ETHEL SMITH Thomasville, Georgia Candidate fur r,acbch r of Arts Dcyrcc F.m Iish FRANCES GOFFIGON SPADY Cape Charles, Virginia Candidate for Bacliclor of Arts Pcc rrr PsychiihKjy ' k J KATHERINE SMITH Freshman: Y.W.C.A., Fine Arts Club, Writers ' Club, Eta Beta Pi. Sophomore: Class Vice-President, Writers ' Club (Vice-President), Westminster F ' ellowship (Treasurer), Miscellany Staff, Y.W ' .C.A., Nook Committee Eta Beta Pi, Glee Club, Big Sister. Junior: Fine Arts Club, Writers ' Club, Westminster Fellowship (President), Miscellany (Assistant Editor), Campus Comments (Copy Editor), Y.W.C.A., Glee Club, Volleyball, Eta I ' .ela Pi, Freshman Advisor, Agamemnon. .Senior: Rose Terrace House President, I.R.C., Eta Beta F ' i, Campus Comments (Copy Editor), Miscellany (Assistant Editor), Glee Club, Westminster I ' cllowship. FRANCES SPADY Choir, Westminster I ' -llo vship. Chapel Choir, (llee Club, West- Freshman: Y.W.C.A., R.A., C;iee Club, Chai Soi)h(imore: ' .W.C.A., R.A., Club Committ minster h ' llo vship. Class Day Pageant. Junior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Hill Top Secretary. Rig Sister, CIi;ii el Choir, Gle Club, Westminster Fellowship, Senicir: Y.W.C.A., Choir, Big Sister. J 9 5 8 67 PATRICIA BRACKEN SPHAR Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psvclioloi y MARGARET NESBITT TEAGUE Augusta, Georgia Candidate for Bachelor of .Irts Dei rce Economics and Sociologv PATRICIA SPHAR I ' n-shman : Y.W.C.A., R.A., Spanisli Cluli. S(j]ili(mii)rc : l .A., l)ig Sister. juniur: K.A.. Social Committee, 1!i.ui-:st(k-kinc Staff, North r ailc - Hmisc Council. Senior : R.A. MARGARET TEAGUE Freslim.an: K.A., Glee Cliili, Irish Cheerleader, olle l)an. Hockey, Freshman kepresentatiw to Dormitory Conncil. Sophomore: Y.W ' .C.A., K.A., Lilee Club, F.lukstockinc Staff ' , Irish Clan Leader, Volleyball, Hockey, Bii, ' Sister. Junior: Y.W.C.A., LR.C, R.A., I ' ulilications I ' .oard, Editor of The I ' .ia-kstock- i.xti, ' (jlleyball, Softball, Dormitory Council, I ' .ii; Sister. Senior: K.A. (Tresident), Student I ' .o.ird, ' .W.C.A., lliy Sister, I.K.C., FuMi- c:Ltions I ' lo.-ird. 1 9 5 8 69 MARTHA EVELYN THULIN Richmond, Virginia Camlidalc jDr bachelor of Arts Dajrcc Art NANCY LYNN WILLIAMS Jacksonville, Florida Caudkhitc for Bachelor of Arts Dcijrcc English MARTHA THULIN Freshman: Y.W.C.A., R.A., Gk-c Club, lloLbv and Craft.s Cluu, Spaii; -Ii Cluli. Westminster Fellowship, Miscellany Staff. Sophomore: Y.W.C.A. (Publicity Committee), Glee Club. Westminster F ellovv- shij) ( ice-F ' resident), Miscellany Staff, Big Sister. Juni(jr: ' .W ' .C.A., Glee Club, Westminster Fellowship, lUisiness Staff of Tin . Ulukstocking, Junior Show, Freshman Advisor. Senior: Y.W.C.A., I.R.C., Miscellany (Art Editor), Rose Terrace iceT ' resi- dent. Senior Class Marshal, FiTshman Advisor. NANCY WILLIAMS Freshman: Y.W.C.A., R.A., I ' .odk Club, (.lee Club, Chapel Choir, Westminster bellow ship. Sojjhomore : Y.W.C.A. (Campus and F ' ersonal Affairs Committee), R.A., Book Club (.Secretary-Treasurer), Westminster Fellowship, Glee Club, Chapel Choir, Dorm Treasurer, Amah!. Junior: ' . ' .C.A. (Secretary), R.A., Fine Arts Club. Junior Shciw. (dee Club, (. ' hapel Choir, Westminster Fellowship, Amahl. Seniiir: ' .W.(. .A. (Vice-President), Choir, Westminster I ' ellnw ship, R.A. 9 5 8 71 ELIZABETH ANN WITHROW Goshen, Virginia Candidate for Ihichclor of Arts Dctjrcc Eiiijlisli LYDIA DANIEL WOODS Lynchburg, Virginia Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Eiii lish Studies kBJ ELIZABETH WITHROW l rt. hir.an : ' . X.A. ( I ' ' ailli and I liTila,L;e Cnniniiltcf ) . Frcslimaii l f[in, ' intative til Y.W.C ' .A., I lobby and Crafts Club ( I ' ul)licity Chairman), I.R.C., West- minster I ' clliiw ship, R.A. S(yphomori ' : YA ' ,C.A. (Secretary), Westminster Fellow ship. Beta Beta Beta, R.A., l.R.C, Campus Comments Staff. Junior: ' . ' .C.A. (Vice-President), l.R.C, Westminster P -llo ship, Campus Comments Staff, Freshman Advisor, R.A. Senior: ' .W ' .C.A. (President), l.R.C, Westminster Fellowship, R.A., Student Board. LYDIA WOODS iMeshman: ' . .C.A., R.A., l.R.C, W estmmstei Fellowship, Hockey, P.asketliall, (dee Club, iM-eshman Representali e to Do;i ' .iitory Council. Sophomore: ' . ' .C.A. Cabinet ( baitli and Heritage Chairman), I .A., Cdee Club, LR.C, W e:tminster I ' ellowship, I lockey, Judiciary Pioard. Junior: Y.W.C.A., R.A., (dee Club, LR.C, Westminster kVllowship, South Baile_v House President, Russell Scholar, Hockey. Senior: President of the Student Goxernnient Association, Y.W.C.A.. R.A., l.R.C, Literar - Club. ' estminster Fellow sliip, Hockew 73 , FOUNDERS- DAY Procession Ivy Ceremony Investiture Services 74 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ANN PETERSON JULIA JOHNSON I ' rrsuli-iil u-c-Frcsii ciil rHA LOU CAPLINGER ANN FRY Sccrclury Ti ' i-asiircr DR. BRIDGES .S ' l iiiisiir Colors of the Class of 1959 — Green and White. 75 Prclriitliiifi. I ' liii imtcli sliulv is slctli. , ...hut iii t a Jrop Id dunk. , Jo i -. Oil relief. Chain ( ; , 1 rv your luck: Tliat ' ll he the day! The iiiijiU after Christmas. 76 JUNIORS ANN GORDON BAGWELL Halifax, a. MARTHA LOU CAPLINGER j;ikins, W. a. MA. de LOURDES DE LA GARZA Munterrc}-, N. L,, Mexico ELIZABETH HARVEY EDWARDS Aliavista, ' a. ELIZABETH ANN EWING Harrisonburg, ' a. LUCY LEE FISHER Fisher, W. ' a. ANN MARCIA FRY Greensboro, N. C. MARNIE HOLLAND GRAF riii minghain, Mich. SALLY KATHERINE GRAHAM Statesville, N. C. JANE AUDREY GRAVES Boule ' aril, ' a. 77 JUNIORS RUTH REYNOLDS HAWKINS Clifton Fc)rfj;-e; Va. MARIE KING HAYWARD Kiclimiiiiil, a. PATRICIA ANNE HENDERSON Ocliiiiiiiid, ' a. VIRGINIA HAYES HOFLER r.cthesda. .M 1. JOYCE LEE HOLT Bruc kncal, a. ARDYS LYNN HOUGH Akron, Ohio MARY CAROLINE JACKSON Annandale, a. JULIA ALEXANDER JOHNSON Monterey, a. LOUISA SEWELL JONES Morence, Ala. CLAUDE LaFARGE I ' aris, France CARLANA LINDSTROM New Orleans. La. 78 JUNIORS ANNE N. McCLUNG Danxille, ' a. MARGARET ANN MILLER Lexinytini, ' a. JUDY ANN NORMAN Jacksun -ille, Fla. EMORY WILSON O ' SHEE I5irmiii!jhani, Ala. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH PARK Miami, Fla. MARY ANN PETERSON Richmond, a. MARY KATHARINE PHLEGAR ISlacksljurg, ' a. REBECCA ANNE PIERCE Norfolk, a. JANE MORTON REID Koan.ikc, a. HELEN SUE RITCHIE I )cni()rcst, ( la. ELIZABETH BYRD SHEETZ Martinsville. a. 79 JUNIORS SHELBY JEAN SHEFFER Stauntmi, ' a. CARRALEIGH ANN SINGLETARY ( ireeiu iUc, S. C HELEN MARGARET SMITH Sununit. X. J. SUZANNE JUDITH SMITH Winchester, ' a. MARY COCHRAN SPAINHOUR North Wilkeshnro, N. C. SUZANNE STIRLING Norfolk, Va. MARY ANNE TAYLOR Birmingham. Ala. DOROTHY CARLTON WILKINS J-ranklin. W. ' a. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Brookneal. ' a. KATHERINE SIDNEY WILLIAMS A[..oreticlil, W. a. ELIZABETH MASON WOOD liirminyham. Ala. 80 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PATSY BALLOU MIMI COWAN President Vh-e-Prexideut PATSY EDWARDS SUSAN SPEAKE Secretary Treasurer MR. DAFFIN Spoil. or Colors of the Class of 1960 — Purple and Gold. 81 SOPHOMORES ELIZABETH KAY ALLIN W. W-wt.Mi, Ma . KATHERINE ANN APPERSON Mem])his, Tciin. SARAH NAIR ARMSTRONG Ciivinjitoti, ' a. ANTOINETTE BALDWIN Wilmington, Del. ANN LEE BALLARD t ' ni et. ' a. PATRICIA ANN BALLOU Xew Canaan, Cmin. ELMORE BELLINGRATH BARTLETT Montgomery, Ala. NANCY ANN BARTLEY Ko.anoke, a. JOAN THERESE BECK Milwaukee, is. JOANNE MUIR BEECROFT Newport Xews. ' a. BILLIE JEAN BROWN Greene illc, Tenn. JUDITH ANN CARTER Dallas, Tex. GRETCHEN HUFF CLARK Washington. D. C. KNOX LITTLEPAGE CLARKE Salem, ' a. SARA JEAN COLLINS Staunton, ' a. 82 SOPHOMORES MARY ELISE COWAN T.,1 ( Irani e, Tenn. ALICE PENNEY COX Wilmiiii tdn. Del. MARGARET CARROLL CREIGHTON Baltimore, iMd. SALLY BROOKS CULLUM Dallas, Tex. FLORENCE LEE DANIEL Chase C ity, ' a. JOAN ROBERTA DAVIDSON St. C ' lairsville, Ohio LINDA LOUISE DAVIS Houston, Tex. BEVERLY ANN DeLASHMUTT . i lini;toii, a. MEREDITH FELLOWES DUNBAR W ' ellesley, Mass. AMELIA ANN DUNKLE WiliiiiniJton, Del. LINDA CHRISTINE EARLE .Silver C ' ity, X. C. SHIRLEY PATRICIA EDWARDS W ' inston-Saleni, X. C. ELIZABETH CRAIGHEAD ENGLE Chester, S. C. ISABEL HAMILTON EWART Koanoke. a. ANNE NOTTINGHAM FRAY Nassawadox, ' a. 83 SOPHOMORES ALICE BLAIR GALT X-rlnlk, ;,. CAROLYN McGEE GILMER AiidcTsMii S. { ' . SALLY ENGLAND GODCHAUX Xew Orleans, La. BARBARA LOUISE GUFFEY Stauntdii, ' a. LINDA STARR HEARNE ' irt;iiiia I ' .cach. a. LYNDA HENDERSON OklalKuna t ' itv, Okla. JEANETTE CHILCUTT HERVEY RiihiiidiKi, ' a. HARRIET HARDIN HILL KoaiiMkc. a. VICKY MELISSA HILL KiKJxxille. Teiin. HELAINE HOBBY Sa -annali. (la. ELLEN OVERTON HOLTZ Stauntnn. ' a. NANCY LUCINDA HOOKER AFartinsville. ' a. SHARON ANN HOOKS Abilene, Tex. ESTELLA GILLIS JOHNSON Fnrt Wnnh, Tex. MARIA LOUISE JOHNSON irfjinia lieach, ' a. 84 SOPHOMORES BARBARA CARLISLE JUDD T ' airtax, a. GWEN KENNEDY Taylor, Tex. REBEKAH LEWIS Camilla, ( ia. PATSY JANE LITTLE Mc-ridian. Miss. NANCY CATHERINE MacGREGOR Staiintnii, a. PATRICIA JUDGE McGEHEE F,ver, jTecn, Ala. MIRIAM EVELYN MATTHEWS ( Ircciiwicli, C i inn. NANCY PHILLIPS MAYER Columhia. S. C. ANN LIVINGSTON MILLER kdannkc, a. JEAN ANDERSON MOORE Memphis, Tenn. ISABELLE ANN MUELLER Martinshnri;, W. ' a. SALLY OSBORN Friona, Tex. GLADYS JEAN OWENS r.ahininrc, .M 1. MARTHA HAYS PATTON Alcniphis, Tcnn. MARGARET ROSE PAULSEL Fort Wnrtli, Tex. 85 SOPHOMORES PATRICIA SUE PETIT I ' .(■aunii ml , ' l c . DOROTHY SANDRA PHERIS WffTiis, ' a. SUSAN ELLEN POWELL Miami P.each, Fla. MERYL ELEANOR RICHARDSON T)ecatur, (ia. DORIS JANE ROHNER Mnrrisxille, i a. JANE POWELL SHIFLET I ' enn Laird, a. KATHERINE RANDOLPH SMITH Ashland, ' a. MURIEL DALY SMITH Savannah, (la. SUSAN SPEAKE Decatur, Ala. SARA LEE SQUIRES -Mexandria, a. NINA ELAINE VAUGHN Memphis, Tenn. SUSAN LINN WARFIELD Tuwson, Aid. CAROL LYNNE WITHERS Huntint rton. ' . ' a. ELEANOR IRENE WITHERSPOON Hert-fcnl. Te.x. IRMA LYNN WOLF Xew Orleans, La. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS OTEY HAYWARD SUSAN BARCLAY Frrshic-iit Vice-President OLIVIA ROGERS MARY SHARPE SWAYZE SYLVIA CUELLAR Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman SUSAN PAYNE MISS TRAYLOR J :rpri ' .sciitaln ' i- to the Sponsor Social Conimittcc Colors of the Class of 1961 — Lavender and White. 37 FRESHMEN ELIZABETH BENNETT ALLAN Riclminiiil. ' ,L ELEANOR MARSHALL ARMISTEAD Little R.Kk. rk. ANNE STEPHANIE BALDWIN IldU- tiin, Tex. EMMA SUSAN BARCLAY Cranliury, N. J. ANN ORR BARTENSLAGER fhurclnille, ' a. NANCY KAREN BASS Allu-iis, ( i:i. JUDITH BEENE Dallas. Tex. ANNA KATHERINE BOBO Spartanllnr , . ' . C. LEAH NELL BOSTON ersailk ' s, Ky. NANCY ELAINE BRADNER Danville, ' a. FLORENCE LATHAM BREUNIG InilKuia| ilis. Ind. MARY ELLEN BROWN -Ml. Hand, Tex. LINDA LOU BULL Stutts:art, Ark. SUZANNE TANNER BURCH Helena, Ark. LAURA LIDDELL BURFORD A[(intt;iimery, . la. JANETTE BURKHART Milwaukee, W is. ELIZABETH POOL BURTON New Orleans, La. JUDITH ANN CARSON El Dorado. Ark. FRESHMEN LYNNE RIGGAN CHANEY San Antiiiiiii. Tex. NANCY JO CHARLES HUxmifield Hills, Mich. CATHERINE DIANA CHOTE . ustin, Tex. WENDY BALLIN COLEMAN Metairic. La. CHARD LEE COOK Lintliiciim Heig ' hts. Mil. JANET SUE COUCH Durham, N. C. KATE ELLEN CRAWFORD Octhan. . la. JUDITH CROW Sp,irtaiiliurt; , S. C. SYLVIA CUELLAR Dallas, Tex. MARY FRANCIS DARBYSHIRE I ' .l I ' aso, Tex. SUSAN ELLERTON DEIBERT l ' eter luii-.L;. a. AGNES MAE DICK Xewpiirt Xews, ' a. ESTHER JONES DOUGHTIE .Memphis, Temi. MARY CLARE DOWELL W.iliuil Kidoe. . rk. ERNESTINE SMOOT EDMUNDS Petersburg, a. VIRGINIA GREGORY ELLIOTT l.aiuaster. I v. SUSAN ELY Roswell, N. Mex. STELLA EVANS FARWELL New Orleans, La. FRESHMEN CATHERINE ANN FLANNERY San Aiitnnid, Tex. CECELIA WOODBURN FLOW Arlin liin, Va. DEBORAH CASTLE FREEMAN (hu-.i.;.,. 111. SARA JAN COINS Ardniorc. Okla. PATRICIA ANN GOSHO::?N hitfhaxeii. leiiii. LYNDA JOY GRAHAM Ciraham, Tex. EDITH COURTNEY GRAVES ] ' eterslnir,!L(, ' a. BEVERLY JAYNE GREAR liidiaiia|ii ills, liid. MARY BLAKE GREEN .Markliam, a. SIGRID NAN GUDHEIM rctersham, Mass. NANCY DALE HAHN Oak I ' ark. 111. MARION ANN HALL Cliftiin Forge, a. MARY CLOUD HAMILTON Dcmcr, (. ' (ilci. RUTH ANNE HAMMOND San .Xntimio, Te.x. GRACE FLOURNOY HARDISON ( icrniantnw n. Tenn. MARTHA PORTER HARMON ( )nlev, ' a. NANCY VIRGINIA HARRIS Stauntim, ' a. BARBARA JULIA HAYNES W ' ilniini ' tMn. Del 90 FRESHMEN OTEY HELM HAYWARD l iclimiiii(l, ' a. JUDITH SHEPHERD HENDERSON Birmino-hani, Ala. JULIA FIRR HICKSON Lxnchburt; ' , a. CAROL ANN HUDDLE Radford, Va. CYNTHIA KATHRYN HUNDLEY I ' inc JUull, Ark. CORNELIA LEE JENKINS Mobile, Ala. MARY A. C. JOHNSON Jamestown, N. Y. MARGO LYNN JOLLY Frankfort, l y. ALICE PILKINGTON JONES Tuscumlii.i, Ala. MAY WELLS JONES Charlotte. X. C. MARIANNE JORDAN Terrace I ' ark, Ohio ELIZABETH TIPPITT KAY Palestine, Tex. ELIZABETH BLAIR KELSEY Xorf.ilk, ' a. riANCY BORLAND KLAUDER iVloorestown, N. J. FRANCES ANNE KRETLOW , iil atUcee, Wis. ELIZABETH CANNON LASSETER Murfreeslioro, Tenn. JULE GUNTER LAWSON Mi)nt,q;omery, .Ma. MAGGIE JANE LAWSON Enterprise, Ma. 91 % ! FRESHMEN CHARLOTTE KIMBROUGH LEVERTON Wiiistdii-Salcm, X. C. DONNA LEE LEWIS i;i I ' as,.. Tex. PATRICIA JANE LIEBERT Rirlinic pihI, a. MARY HEDGES LOGAN L(i- koiit Ml luiitain, Tciin. ELLEN RICHARDSON LYLE lla rc l)c Cracc, M.l. SARA LOU McCANLESS iri nlina, a. JUDITH LOVE McENTIRE Slutti,Mrt, Ark. DORIS JANE McFARLAND I ' riiiiia, I ' cx. JUDITH KELLEY McGAVACK Watcrfni-il, ' a. LAURA-DEAN MACFARLANE StrattMnl. C ' ' Hiii. MARY BESS MALONE Caniik ' n, Ark. LINDA JANE MAYES I ' .irmiiigham, Ala. JUDITH KATHLEEN MERRITT .Mcni|ihis. Tenn. ELEANOR KABLE MILLER Ixiclininnd, a. MOLLY DAVISON MOLITOR AlarveU, Ark. MARCIA JEAN MORGAN DaUas. Tex. CATHERINE LOUISE MUNDY Greenville, S. C. SANDRA JOAN MURDOCK ' ]isilanii, Alich. 92 FRESHMEN JANET GAIL MUSSELMAN Stanifiinl. C ' diiii. DONNA ELAINE NEWMAN l ' .inj;haniti 111, X. . LOU ELLEN NORDHOLT Xa h illL ' . ' I cnii. SARAH MARGARET O ' BRIEN Amarillu, Tex. ELEANOR THRONTON OLIVER San Aiiliniiii, ' - . PHEBE EDGAR PALMER Upper Montclair, N. J. JANICE DUNN PARKER Davidson, N. C. SUSAN ELIZABETH PAYNE Richmdiid. a. NANCY LEE PENN Madison, X. C. MARY MARGARET PENZOLD Xcw ' ork. N. Y. VIRGINIA ANNE PONDER Kl I ' aso, Tex. ANN PORTER PRICE M..nucelli., vk. FRANCES LYNN PURDOM l.ancaster. Kw EMILY MERCER REEVES I ' inehurst, N. C. BARBARA JEAN REID C ' oxinijton, ' a. LUCY SCOTT RIETZE 1 .iiiiisx ille, i ' . OLIVIA BISHOP ROGERS Dallas, Tex. ANNA LOYD ROHRER I ' ensacola, Fla. GWEN RUSSELL McAUen, Tex. 93 FRESHMEN SALLY PENN RUSSELL ' J ' mwx.ii, Aid. MARY ELIZABETH RUSTAY I InllstMll, Tex. SYLVIA JOAN SCOTT XA ' ashin.i loiiville, N. Y. GLORIA SENNA ' rusoal i., a. , la. SUZANNE GREENWOOD SESSOMS IviihiiK iiid, a. REBECCA JANE SEWELL Will.-, I ' .unt, Tex. MARY WILLIAMSON SHACKELFORD S])enccr, Yn. HELEN LINDSAY SHEAHAN Sak ' iii. a. ANNE WINSTON SHELOR Muyd, -a. NANCY LINN SIMPSON kicliiiKincl, a. ELEANOR DOUGLAS STARKE R:ilci,L;li. X. r. MARY ELIZABETH STEFFEY StaiiiUiin, ' a. MARGUERITE CAROL STONE I )i- ' cauir. .Ma. MELINDA GRAHAM STOVALL (iraham, Tex. NANCY ELLEN STRAUSS -Mcxandria. ,a. DEBRA STUBBE Saudi, . raliia ALICE CHRISTINE SULCER . [ari.in. Ark. MARY SHARP SWAYZE r.rerii v, Hl. , l, . . LOUISE NEWTON TARTT Livingston, Ala. 94 FRESHMEN ETTEENE FRANCIS TAYLOR yacks()n ' illc, V .i. LYNN TERRELL iMirt WOnli, Tex. SHADE WOOTEN THOMAS Little Ki.ck, Ark. KITTY LOU TINNELL Roanoke, ' a. ELLEN MARIE VENABLE Dalkis, ' l ex. MARTHA DENBY VYVERBERG Indianapolis. Ind. TILGMAN HOLLYDAY WAESCHE Rockville Centre, N. Y. SALLIE BELLE WHITENER Martins ' ille, a. LOIS FRANKLIN WILLARD Richmond, ' a. BARBARA CRANDALL WILLIAMS Louisxille, Ky. MARY ANN WILLIAMS Sa annah, ( ia. ANNE SIMPSON WILSON Ft. Pierce, Fki. NAN CY EMILIE WOLFF Memphis, Tenn. BARBARA LOUISE WOODHAM La( ' iranj;e, (la. MARY BRUCE WOODS 1 , nchliur ' . a, DARLA JEAN WOOTAN ( )klahonia e ' ity, Okli. CAROL MARSHALL WORNOM Newport News, a. SHIRLEY CORBIN (Special Student) Staunton, ,a. Not Pictured — JOAN NELSON WILLIAMS Mobile, Ala. L. 95 llic Call of the Wild. In-tnic. ' , Won and Mno, tint Inn Cabin parly. U ' l arc the girls of Alcinorial , 7 csliin the zcatcr, Soiiiclinics it frcc::cs, Sunictiincs it snows, It ' s such an effort. 96 ACTIVITIES STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION LYDIA WOODS Pycsidoil Stuik-nt Government on any college campus is viewed as a central part of the educational process, both in the training that it gives to those students par- ticipating in it and in the contributions it makes to the institution ' s educational objectives. At Mary Baldwin, a student government has been in existence for twenty-nine years and in that time has shown itself to be indispensable in the college community. ( )ur Student Government Association has l)een acti e and dynamic primar- ily because of two factors. These are the character of the college administration, which has maintained a full awareness of the value and importance of the asso- ciation, and the support of the students themselves, who have been vitally in- terested in realizing the goals a student government should declare for itself. Without tile interest of the two groups, no association would long remain ef- f ■ goNernniental strucluri ' consists of three branches: the Student Board, the central co-ortlinating and legislative body ; the House Presidents ' which concerns itself mainly with the students ' problems of personal individuals and groups: and the Judiciary Board, the student nstanth ' cndeaxors to instill thi ' ideals of the Honor .S stem in :tive. The which i Council, adjustment court, whic the students. The Student (Government officers serving on these three branches represent the student body in many capacities, and have as their goal the integration and evaluation of the college program in every respect. They realize that the biggest challenge to student government is that its job is a never-ending one. Its projects and goals must be constantlx ' broadened to meet the needs of new student genera- lions. The broad objeiiive of our Student (io ernment Association is to encourage the indi i(lual in the college comnninity to de elop hir full potentialities. This t.isk i till- eh:illrn.!4e which we acceiit and tv to meet to the best of our abilities. 98 STUDENT BOARD T ' at Sclu ' ii(lt.-I Vicc-Prcshlriil Sittdciit (.iovcriiincnt .Issockitutii Sur Kitcliit.- Secretary Student Cnvernnient . Issoeiiitiiiii Trillion. ' r.artlftt Treasurer Student doz ' ernnient . Issoeiatinn I ' at R(il)iiiS(in ( ' liairinan I laitse Presidents ' Council Margie (tarkc Chairman Judiciary Hoard Libby Ann W illnow President ) ' . IT. C. .1. Margot Tragnf President Recreation Association Joannt ' Heard President Ihiy Student Or( ani::atioii (, ' arlana Lin lstrnin ' .S ' . C(iordinati r Mar_v Katliarini,- I ' lik-gar Chairman I ' ul-ilications l ' oard Nancy McMurra} ' Chairman Hoard of k ' ez ' icie Caroline Huffstutler Chairman Social Committee Peggy llankins President Senior Class Ann Peler cin President Junior Class Patsy P.allon President Sophomore Class FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD Dean I ' arker, Chairnuin : I )r. Speneer, P.V ' Officio ; Dean (Jraflon, E.r-Offi- cio: Aliss Huniijlirevs, Miss Ivuileseal. First Rote: I ' al Sclieiidcl, Sue Ritchie, Elmore Bartlett, Pat Robinson, Margie Clarke. Scccind Rozv: Lililiy Ann itlirnw. Margot Teague, Jo Ann Heard, Carlana Lindslroni, Mary Katharine I ' hlegar. t liir(t A ' cri ' .- Xancy McMiirray, Caroline Huft ' stutler, Pc.cgy Hankins, Ann I ' dcrscm, I ' atsy Ballon. 99 JUDICIARY BOARD MARGARET CLARKE i ' liuiniiaii rirsi Row: Dail-aia Allan, Xaiicy I ' illnw, Ann SiiiyUiavy, Jane Keic Second Row: Kmi.rv O ' Slicc, Klaine ' anglin, Snc Warlk ' Ul. Dnris Rnlmcr. Mary Ann Taylnr. 100 HOUSE PRESIDENTS ' COUNCIL PATRICIA ROBINSON Chainiiaii l-ii-xt Row: [udv Dcciicr, I ' ckkv l ' ' lvtlie. Kallirvn l.aviic. Sccdiul Row: Katlui-ine Smith, I ' al llcnilcrsdii, n cc Hnli, Aiinc McCluii.u. 101 STUDENT GOVERNMENT L hiiirinaii . . . . X;nir ' .Mi ' .Minra ' Till- Uuaril of Kcvifw, a Stu- dent Government Organization, is composed of a chairman and four student members appointed by the Student lioard. Otlier members include three facuUy ineml)ers and the Dean of Stu- dents, as ex-officio. This com- mittee has five main duties, which include checking on the proper functioning of campus clubs, to approve new organiza- tiijtis, to approve all money-mak- ing ])rojects, to schedule Friday assembly programs, ;ind to schedule meetings. Lrjl to Riijht: Anne McClung, Nancy McMurray, Ardys Kdugli, Penney t dx, Toni liaklwin. Board of Review Publications Board ' n . Chi. Katharine Phiegar rile Publications Board is composed of the editors and liusiness managers of the cur- rent and past years of Tmk Bluestocking, Campus Com- ments and Miscellany. The fac- ulty advisor of each is also in- cluded. The purpose is to in- crease the elTiciency of the staffs and to increase the uniformitv of the publications. Before spring elections the Publications Board appoints editors and busi- ness managers for the next year from applicants who have sub- mitted letters of application for these posts. . ) Riglit: Mar - Katharine I ' lilegar, Xancy Pillow, Judy Xiinnan, Judy Gallup, Marie llayward, Margaret Ann Mil- ler. Margot Teague, Sidney Williams. Xano ' McMurrav. 102 COMMITTEES President Sliidciil Cinrcnniiciit .IssocHition I, (li;i ooils Six menihcrs of tin- Advisory Board and four students nu-ni- bers compost ' the Executive Committee. These students are the President of the Student Government Association, the Chairman of the Judicar Hoard. the Chairman of the House Presidents ' Council, and the Vice-President of the Student Goverimient Association. Left to Right: Lydia Woods, Pat Schendel, Margie Clarice, Pat Robinson. Executive Committee National Student Association NSA Cti-ordiiiator Carlana Undslnmi The NSA alifiliation was or- ganized at the college in l ' ' . 4, and since that time it has had as its aim the promoting of better international student un- derstanding. The organization plans, through the national head- quarters, trips for college stu- dents both here in this country and abroad. The NSA has sponsored se eral chapel ])n)- grams and has brought visiting lecturers to the cani])us. Left to Kuilil: Jc.-iniie Reecrufi, Carlana l.indstrom, Nancy Mavcr, Snsan .SpeaUe, Elizii Williams, Ann Fry. 103 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ChainiKiii . .Cariiliiu- I lutt ' siiitliT This ciimmittt-e, rt-spunsihU- for all social activities held on canijius, has planned parties, dances, and receptions during the ear. The dance weekend held before Christmas vacation was orjj ' anized by this committee whose chairman is elected Ijy the student body. Kach class has four representatives on this committee. I -.V Rim ' : Linda Hearne, Mar- iliii Patton, Blair (lalt, Caro- line Huffstutler. s. ' coHrf Ro-a-: Helaine HoMiy, Susan Si)eake, - nn .Miller, 11a Jo Daniel. Tliircl Roi). ' : . nn Kwing, Lyii Malilievvs, Ruth Hawkiii.s, Helen Smith. I ' .nirfli ?rv;i.- Sally Cnlknn, .Ann ( iinke. I acliel Koser, lietsv Shcclz. Social Committee Club Committee Chabinan . Helaine Hobbv One of the students favorite tjathering places on campus is the Club, and this committee ' s responsibility is seeing that it is cared for properly. Students and facult}- gather here and en- joy 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 I ' tTices and study rooms. Left to Right: Stella Farwell. Nancy Fray, Nancy Strauss. Julie Hickson. Sharon Hooks. .S.illy (iodchaux, Debbie Free- man, Helaine Hobhv. 104 COMMITTEES Cliaii ' iiKiii . . Susan Spca The Cabin Cuniniittcr s pur- [xjsc is to create student interest in the college cabin, Chip Inn, which is located a few miles l r(jni town. This cabin is an ideal place for n-oups to spend a da - ijettin.t, ' away from it all. Left lo Right: Patsy Little, Har- riet Hill, Noiii Beck, Susan SpeaUe, Sally Godchau.x, Judy Norman, Sally Armstrong, Toni Baldwin. Clhiiniiiiii . . L -n Matthews The Nook, located in the Kins P uilding, provides an excellent place for students to cook those extra snacks as well as complete meals. This cr)mmittee sees that the Nook is kept in good order. The kitchen is open to students at all times. ., .- Kifilit: Kay Hundley, Linda ( ii aliani, .Susan Barclay, Margaret Paulsel, Lyn Mat- thews, Peggy Penzoil. Cabin Commitfee Nook Committee 105 STUDENT GOVERNMENT COMMITTEES Frc.sidciil J(j Ann Heard Vicc-I ' rcsidciit Liz KoIjsdd Secretary Marjorit- Huge Treasurer Mary McClung Ci)niposf(l of thuM- students who are registered as Day Stu- dents, these girls do a great deal n seeing that the contact be- tween them and the boarding students is more varied and ex- tensive. Aside from this im- portant function, welfare work In another of their main inter- .■sts. Lcjl to Riijhl: .In Anil Beard, Marjorie Hcij ' e, Mary Mc- Clung, Liz Kobson. Day Student Organization Student Board The Student Board is the legislative branch of the Student (iovernment Association. The r oard meets on Tuesday nights on the second floor of the club and meetings are open to all students. . ■ Ill Righl: Margot Teague, I- ' lniiire Bartlett, Lydia Woods, r.tt Robinson, Caroline HufF- Niutlcr, Pat Schendel, Sue kitcbie, Jo Ann Beard, Ntargie Clarke, Libby Ann W ' itbrow, Mary Katliarine Phlegar, .-Knn Peterson, Nancy McMurray, Peggy Hankins, Patsy Eallou, Larlana Lindstrom. 106 GLEE CLUB OFFICERS rrrs ' ult-iil Nanc - I ' .vnl McMuilaii Tri-iisiircr Martha Lou Caplingfr L.hrar ' iaii . . . luainif I ' n ' rcrolt Tin- clioir is mir of tlu- lar,i;rst rxtra-curricular ()r,y;aiiization.s at Mary Pjald- win. It ccjiisisls nf fciity nu-nilurs with a presi(k-nt, treasurer, and hbrarian. The main ikit ' of this ori anization is to sing for tin- chapel programs e er - Tuesday and Thursda -. This group also makes seveial lours during the year to places such as Riehnii.nd. Washington, D. C, and (Jlher cities in X ' irginia aiul North Carolina. The nuisic used in the chapel programs and on tlie tours aries from motets of the Fifteenth and the Si.xteentli centuries to contemporary hynms and secular compositions. fy ' , V ■ ' .7 : ' ii - 107 YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ELIZABETH ANN WITHROW President ' J ' hc Y.W.C.A. is tlir oldest studfiit organization on tlie Mary Baldwin campus, and is a nicnihrr of tiu- National Student YA ' .C.A. The Y was first organized at Mary Ilaldwin in May 1894, and since that time has grown and developed into an important religious organization on the campus. Upon entrance into the college each student is encouraged to participate in the activities of the Y.W.C.A, By providing a program of worship, study, and action, the Y seeks to give every student an opportunity to put Christianity into action. This year the Y has liegun a series of discussions led by a panel consisting of faculty members and visitors, with topics concerning such subjects as M_ - Personal Philosophy of Alcohol. I ' viTv -Sundax- evening there is ' esper . er ici ' which is led by students, faculty, or visiting speakers ; each Thursday night there are short periods of devotions in the dorms. Through projects in the community at ' SDB, the Elifie Ann Johnson Day Nursery, and Western State Hospital one learns the meaning of Christian Service. Peanut Week helps during that pre-exam slump. Get- to-gelhers throughout the ' ear for various purposes aid in the integration of the college community. The highlight of e er - _ ear is Religious EmplKisis Week. This }ear Dr. L Wilson, the guest leader, stimulated discussion and interest among the students with topics entitled, In l ' ' a i r with Cod and Man. 108 CABINET Lihhy Ann W ' ithrow President Xancv illiains Vice-President Lncy I ' islur Secretary Carolyn ( lilnuT Treasurer Ann I ' ' iy Chiiirniaii, II ' i rld Melatediiess Sidmy Williams Chairman, Sf ecial Studies Amy Dnnklc Chairman, Christian ' ' aith and l eritatfe ( ' iwvn Krnnt ' dy Chairman, I ' espers I ' attx ' I ' ctit C hairman, I ' ersonal and Campus .Iff airs JaiU ' Ramst ' V Chairman, Social Responsihility Juily Criiw Freshman Representative Miss Ruth Schmidt Advisor Y. W. ADVISORY BOARD Miss Schmidt. Chairman Dr. McAllister, Dr. Grafton, Dr. Turner, Miss Travlor J . Hf Li-JI lo liifilit: Ann Fix ' , Xaiic illinnis, Luc ' Fisher, Jane Kanisey, Julia JtihiiMiii, Miss Scliniidl, . siilnuy VN ' illiams, Libby . ' nii V ' ilhrow, t arolyn Gilmer, Patty Petit, Gweii Kennedy. 109 STUDENT CLUBS I ' irshlriil Lihln I ' luwniaii u c-l ' rcs ' iilcDt I ' t ' gKy Cri-ighton Si-irctar Ann I ' .winj lirasurcr l.ou Jones I ' lihlicity Chain iiuii Mt-n ' ! Richardson Prdiiia Cluiinnaii . .WoWnv Allan . Irl Chuiniiuii . . . IV ' gj y Hankins Ihiiicc Cliuininiii . .Ann Peterson IIk- |iur|Mise of hv Vmv Ai ' ts C ' lul) is lo furtlu-r interest in all tielils of art. and it deals with ihe cultural aspects of campus I if.-. Amonjj; the programs spon- sored by the club were a panel discussion on the philosophy of irt, and studies of folk music, I ontemporarv art, and drama. In addition, receptions were held alter some of the King Series pre It; rams. ., t,i Ritfhl: Peggy C reigh- loii, Uolihie --Mian, Meryl Rich- ardson, Pcgg - Hankins, Lou Jones, . nn Peterson, Julia Johnson, .Ann Evving, Lil)hy Plowman. Fine Arts Club International Relations Club President Marina Johnson icc-Prcsidcnt . . luiiih ' Luscher Secretary-Treasurer Salh ' Graham Pithlieilv Chairman . . . .Florence Daniel The International Relations Club has been active this year in arious areas concerning current affairs. The members have ac- tively participated in the discus- sions ari.sing from panel quizzes and talks by a visiting Brazilian doctor, and by the sponsor. In collaboration with the Y.W.C.A. and the Student Government Association, the I. R. C. sent a representative to the annual L nited Nations conference in Xew York Cit -. .,■ ( ' Right: Florence Lee Daniel, Salh- Graham, Emily Luscher, Marina Johnson. 110 OFFICERS President Kuhccca Kiiullcy Vice-President . . Elaine Vaughn Secretary-Treasurer . . . .Young Sook Hyun Publicity Chairinaii .]iu y lU-t-nr The I,iU-rar - C ' lul is a ni ' wly organized club which conibincd the functions of the Book Club and the Writers ' Club. Its pri- mary purposes are to encourage creative writing, and to broaden the reading range of the mem- bers. During the year, programs included discussions on Art for Art ' s sake, a play by Eugene O ' Neill, T. S. Eliot, and the short story. Left to Rig lit: Judy Beene, Elaine Vaughn, Rebecca Kind- ley, Young Sook Hyun. Literary Club Hobbles and Crafts Club President Xoni lieck Vice-President . . .Patsy Edwards Secretary Sally Osborn Treasurer Sally Graham Publicity Chairman Carol Huddle Preshman Rej resentative Mary Cloud Hamiltnn Hobbies and personal interests in crafts can be developed and acquired through the Hobbies and Crafts Club. This year, as a Christmas project, the mem- bers made gifts for the children of the Effie Ann Johnson Da}- Nursery and individual projects were handed-in at the last meet- ing (if the ear. Left to Ki. hl: Carol Huddle. Sally Oshorn, Nuni Beck. Sal- ly ArnislroiiR, Patsy Kdwards, 111 STUDENT CLUBS I ' rcs ' iilciil Kav Lcssli-y Vice-President . .I niily l.uschcr Secretary Sally irahani Tin- Tri r.cta. as it is usually callcil, is a Xatinnal i ' .iol(jj, ' ical l ' ' ratfriiity. Here on thi- Mary llaldwin campus we have the Al- |ilia I ' i chapter. A genuine in- terest in biology and scientific truth is the prerequisite for pro- isional membership and those with a certain acadeinic standing and at least ten hours of biology are eligible for active member- ship. The club ]jrograms are designed to broaden our interests in and increase our knowledge I if the biological science. .. ' ,- Riiihl: Suzie Smilli, . allv Graham. Beta Beta Beta Eta Beta Pi President Lucy Fisher The Eta Beta Pi Sorority is composed of those girls who serve in the dining room. Under the leadership of Lucy Fisher the girls set the tables and bring in the food during meals. The chorus of the Eta Beta Pi song is proof of their cheerful as- sistance. . orority. Sorority ! Smiling all the while. Hev ! Aprons right in style. Hey ! Sorority, Sorority. We ' re the girls of Eta Beta Pi! 112 OFFICERS Prcsldciil Isabcll F.warl I ' icc-Prcxidoit . . . Xancy AIa rr St ' crrtarv Linda Davis .( ' ,) Riqlil: N.iiicv MavL-i Isahell Kvvarl, Liiula Davis. Canterbury Club Westminster Fellowship Prcxulciit Lou Jones l icc-Prrs ' uh-iii . .Carolyn (iilnU ' r .Si ' it.7(;m ' . . . Florrncr Lrc I )anirl Trnisiin ' r Linda l ' arlr Left ,. Ri,,lil: Can.lvii (iilnuT. Lou |(,TR-s, FK.rfiu-e Lee Dan- 113 ;ls8SilS8SBi ' j B ' Wf in CALENDAR? SEPTEMBER ( )riciilati(in and Kct istration for students Lliartrr Nii;hl — Mrs. Nancy ISustuii Duwnrs. cla.ss of VJSG, s]K-akcr I ' rcslinian Daiirf, sponsnrrd l)y Jiminr class l .. . I ' icnic OCTOBER iM.-.mdcrs ' Day — Dr. William I ' . Ouillian, Jr., speaker Kini .Series— ' i-K ei-. ' lzi ' , Chinese ' I ' n jr N .W .C.A. Recognition Seivice Apple Day L ' nited Xations Day Parents ' Day dull Carnival l.ilirarv Tea — Miss Knth Scliniidl and Miss Marilyn W ' oerner NOVEMBER . rt Deparlnu-nt Triji to Washington lli.i h .Scho,,l Week-end l in,t; Series — Robert Goldsand, Pianist I ' raina Production — Great God Brown ' Student-h ' acultv Ndllevliall Game DECEMBER C ' oncert and Winter Dance with lluddy Morrow King Series — Liehling Master Singers ( llee Cluli Christmas Concert L ' hristmas Dinner Christmas 1 lolitlavs JANUARY King .Series — Walter Carringer, Tenor I ' eanut Week I ' irst Semester Exams CALENDAR FEBRUARY King ScrifS — National Synipliciny Orchi-stra Honors and Academic Convocalinn, Allcta |cr -cv Hndgins, class of l ' - 51. speaker Religious Emphasis Week — Dr. hiin ils(]n, l- ' ranklin Street Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, Maryland, speaker Last Lecture Series — Mr. Horace f )av, speaker .Student ( io ernment Retreat Y.W.C.A. Retreat hreshman Honor I ' le lge iglit College 1 )rama lH-sti al - Overruled 1 ' ol[)Iiin I ' ageant MARCH High School Week-end .Sophomore .Show R.A. Carnival (ilee Clul) Tour S])ring X ' acation y rl 1 )epailmi ' nt ' I ' rip Ici Willianisliurg APRIL .Student l-dections Inaugural Symposium — New Directions in the Liheral Arts, Inauguration of Dr. Samuel R. Spencer, |r. Speakers: Dr. Arnold J. Toynbee, Dr. . rthur I ' .estor Installation of Student Olficers for 195S-1959 MAY May Day Graduate Record h ' .xams Junior-Senior l ' an(|uet 1 )i-ani,i Production — The Trojan Women .Second .Semester Exams Class Day JUNE r.,LCcalaureate Service— Speakt ' r : Dr. Erank W. Price, AIission,ar - Research Lihrar}-, New York Cit - L ' ommencement — Speaker: Dr. Philip D.ixidxm, President Cni- versity of Louisville, Louisville, K ' enluckv. MARY BALDWIN HONOR SOCIETY Till- collegi- honor society, moanizcil liy tli( faculty in 1932, recognizes and encourages sound scholarship. A limited number of seniors are elected each May to memliershiii in the society. ' The ainuial meetins.; is held duriiii; the commence- ment season when ne l elected memiiers are initiated. Alumnae members are invited to be presetit for this special meetini, ' . The i;raduates of the L ' nixersity Course of the Aui;usta I ' emale Seminary and M-drv lialdwin Seminar were elected to the Honor Society in May, 1942, in eciuneclidn with the L ' entennial Celebr.alion of the school. Members of the Class of 1957 Elected to the Honor Society Tina Cacciapaglia Staunton. irt inia Peggy Jorstad Stauntiiii, X ' irginia 116 ALGERNON SYDNEY SULLIVAN AWARD The New York Snutheni Society and Mary I ' .alilwin College ha e joiiil- ly arranged for the presentation of two medallions at Commencement each year to those who, because of the i|uality of their lives, are judged to be ajijiropriatc recipients of the award. While the award recognizes accom- plislinient, unselfish service is the fundamental principle, as this was the keynote of the life of Algernon Sydney Sulli -an, whose name the award bears. Usuallv one medallion is ])resented to a member (jf the graduating class and one to some other ])erson who has interest in and association with the College. THE RECIPIENTS OF THE AWARD 1957 COMMENCEMENT Julianne Rand Strong in her convictions, excellent in her studies, outstanding in her leadership, lur in- fluence has been felt in every area of cam] jus life. Endowed with an unusual sense of per- spective and proportion, she has made difficult tasks seem less difficult, for to them she has brought firmness of purpose and intelligence, coupled with the wit and charm that are so much a part of her. We honor her as a char- acter, as a leader, as a personality. In token of that honor, the Algernon Svdne - .Sullivan medallion is awarded to Julianne Rand. Dr. Richard Potter Although a l)us_ - past(jr and ecclesiastic, he iccepted the mandate of the Hoard of Trustees n an hour of neeil and ser ed the College through his talents of leadership, counsel, and encouragement. For an entire session he has given this ministry without remuneration, be- cause of his faith in higher education as an es- sential function of the Churcli, .ind because, as a member of the Hoard, he had already found place fin his shoulders for the burdens of the institution which confronts him through the window of his study at the church. In conferring this award, the b ' .iculty of Alary I ' aldwin College expresses its gratitude not only for the service of the year now con- cluding, but for the prospect of continuing coun- sel and help in all that relates to the well-being of our college. The Algernon Sydney Sullivan medallion is given with appreciation .-md . ' iffi-ction to Richard Randall Potter. 117 RUSSELL SCHOLAR Tin ' Margarett K.il)lf Ixiissrll SrlKjlai- is the ri-ci])ii-iit of an award estab- lishfd jciintly in 195o 1) tlu- I ' .Danl nf Trusters and the lumnae Association in Imnor of tlie late Mrs. Kussell. a trustee and an alunnia nf the e(jlle,L;e. It is awarded tu an upperelas sUKUi on the liasis of academic attainment, lii.i h character and (juality of life, and ser ice im the campus. It carries a monetary award and certain academic privileges. The choice of a student for this lionor is made hy election of the facult} ' . Nominations are prepared h ' a committee of facult - memhers and representa- tives of the . hnnnae Association, and two student memhers. A student ' s quali- tications for this honor will ordinarily he ccjusidered at tin- end of her junior year. Xo student will he eligihle for reappointment. l -cause of her conscienti ius attitude toward all of her responsibilities, her good academic record, her willingness to give herself generously to all phases of the college program, and her constant devotion to the ideals of Alary r aldwin. the Faculty has conferred the title uaret . nn C ' l.arke. .f Russell Scholar for 1057-1058 upon Mar- 118 PUBLICATIONS .Iv ' M .HIO I ■ ' ■•• Mii ii hii ' ' V!, -U ' .! THE BLUESTOCKING Mary Katharine Phlegar uliloi Judy Norman Ihisiiicss M (iiiai t ' r STAFF Ann Peterson £ r-Oflicio Carolyn Griffis Senior Representative Horence Lee Daniel Sophomore Representative ■ • ' ' ' - ' ■ Freshman Representative EDITORIAL STAFF Anne AlcClung Ann Sintiletarv Jane Reid Sue Ritehie Betsy Sheetz Carol Slone Mary Spainhour BUSINESS STAFF l ' ' .llen ' enalile Jan Parker I ' .nicie W ' cmhIs I ' .etsv Kav 1-rankie Willard Left to Rhilil: uw ArcChnig, Jane Rei.I, I5fls Slieelz, Can.lyn Griffis 120 THE BLUESTOCKING ( )iir yi-arhook, The ISlul-:- si ' otKiNC, which (k-rivL ' S its iiaiiir tnnii the ci.uhti-iiith ciii- Uir ' society that a known as the Iliufstockiny; Chib, is puh- Hshcil by the Jnnior class. W ' c of the l ' J58 Bli ' i-:sto( K- iNi; statT have found as the statTs before us. tliat it is not easy to represent the acti ities of a wliole year in a sintjle vol- itnie. We ' hi hope that this war ' s pulihcaiion neither adhers to the design of the first Mary Baldwin annual which was is- sued sixty-seven years at, ' -o, nor too much to that of onl}- a year aso. Business Staff TuK lluJESTOCiiiNG is pre- sented to the Seniors each year at the junior-Senior Banquet. W ' e would like to thank Miss Fainiie !slrauss, our faculty ad- isor, without wIkjsc ijuidance an l aiKice, the w JKjk book would ha e been an impossible task. Till-, I ' .LL ' ESTOCKINC holds membership in the Virginia In- tercollegiate I ' ress Association and the Associated Collegiate I ' ress. Editorial Staff 121 CAMPUS COMMENTS Sidney Williams Business Manaijcr Marie Hayward Editor STAFF Linda Davis Assistant Editor Betty Engle Campus Ncivs Editor Lou Jones lixchaiific ami Current Ei ' culs Editor JMicki ])unl)ar feature Editor Beck Kindlcy Proof Editor Peggy Creigliton Sports Editor Louise Tartt Advertising Manager Aim Ewing Circulation Manager Lcjl to Rti ht: Ann Ewing, Lunise Tartl, Katli}- Sniilli. 122 CAMPUS COMMENTS Tlu ' staff (if Campus Com- ir.rnts, ihr cliiml newspaper, has (iprratnl tlnis ear with llie expri ' sseil .s nal of improving the iiiiirnahstic le el (if the pa]ier. Led h ' l ' ' ,(lit()r-in-chief. Marie Hayward, and Sidney Williams, as lUisiness Mana,t;er, the staff has alsd, and foremost, attempt- ed to publish a newspaper of ital interest to the student bod} ' . Features of t he paper this year have been articles on vari- 3US faculty and staff members, scoops concerning publications ' heads, and a current column to keep every student informed on activities outside the C(jllege com- munity. The Administration lias ex- pressed a dehnite interest in the life (if the free college press, and We are grateful for this encour- agement and attitude. L ' ampus L ' omnients is a mem- ber of the Intercollegiate Press, Associated Collegiate Press, and Virginia Intercollegiate Pr(_s- Association. Ujl I.I RkjIiI: Jean Moure, Liiidu l).i is, I ' .elly Kngle, Beck Kin.lley, Lou Jmii Editorial Staff Business Staff Lcjt lo Kiylii: Kiiii .Miiiuiy, Betsy Kay, .SyK ia Luell, Louise Tarlt. 123 MISCELLANY Margaret Ann Miller Business Manaijcr Judy Gallup Editor STAFF Katliv Smith Issislaiil EJilny Martha Timlin - ' ' • ' Edilor EDITORIAL STAFF mr Ri ' id Barbara Allan lainc Vaughn Marina jcilmson IJarhara Schnlz BUSINESS STAFF Mary Spainhdur Isabell l ' , art Florence Lcc Daniel Kav Le k• • Tn 1899, the Literary Society (jf Mar_ ' Haldwin Seminar)- [lulilished a jiort- folio of classical reviews and news, tile first Miscellany. As we look hack we lind these earU ' issues iirii id(, ' an excellent record of student Hfe and interests. I ' rom that time the Miscellan has L;radualh ' excilved into a majiazine containing the l)i ' Sl pieces of writint; ]iroduced at Mary ilaldwin ; a collection of stories, |)oenis, essays, and articles on arious subjects to entertain, to present new ideas and new viewpoints. In intermittent years the magazine has sponsored contests for students, offering prizes for the best in poetry and prose. 124 MISCELLANY IvTch member of the staff has had ail opportunity to work on editing, ' ' , copy-readinfj, and lay- out and to use her own literary interests in iiroducing a maga- zine which is representative of the Hterary taste and artistic in- terest of tile college. Left In h ' l. lil i liMiiicc T.ce Daniel, I alh ' SiiiiUi, Marina lulmscni. lane Kciil, Martha Thuliii. The Miscellany is a member of the Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association and the As- sociated Collegiate Press. Under its sponsorship, Campus Com- ments first appeared in 1924 and soon became an important pub- lication in its own right. For over half a century, the Mis- cellany has presented a portfolio of creati e writing, a literar)- magazine penned, designed and edited by and for the students of Mary IJaldwin. Editorial Staff Left tu Ruiht: Margaret - m .Milk-r, Jnily (_.allti| 125 i-jini itt Founders ' Day. Susan and friends. Af ple Day. Xoth!)i( to do. Laundry. ' ' . Life ean he beautiful!, Oh ' r( ;(;.vi- ine. The .leadeniie hill. Il ' ho. me zcorry. ' 126 ATHLETICS RECREATION ASSOCIATION MARGOT TEAGUE Prcs ' iilcnt Rrcicatioii Associalidii n-ads fruii) tin- 1 .. . program and may improve their Co-operation and The purpose of the Marv I ' .aldw Cfinstitution as follows : — The pur])ose of this Association shall be to develop interest and participa- tion m a diversified program of recreational activities, to promote a spirit of good sportsmanshii), and to cultivate a spirit of co-operation and fellowship with- in the campus life. Almost all major and minor sports are offered in the those who have never played are taught in order that thev playing and that they may also find enjovment in sports. Sportsmanship seems to be synonymous with athletics consideration for others are essential in both team and individual sports. The Association plans the program with the primarv emphasis upon enjox ' able recrea- tion, and feels that participation, whether acliVe or as a spectator. ' is more im- portant than the winning of a game. The Recreation Association begins its activities in the fall with the Fresh- man picnic at the hockey field, the I ' Veshmen provide the entertainment by presenting original skits that include everything from songs to football game ' s that portra - Mary Baldwin College as a member of the Southern Conference. The hockey season begins in September and lasts to November, weather permitting, This year the Scotch team, under the leadership of Meryl ' Richard- son, and the Irish team under the leadership of fudv Norman. pla3-e(i in tourna- ments sponsored by the R.A. and in a tournament at Roanoke College. Basketball games are played in the King Building during the month of February and the season is culminated by the basketball tournament. This ear a game was played with Rollins College. ' The competition in tennis, volleyball, and recreational s])orts, is strong and these sports are also represented by teams which enter tournaments. The Recreation Association, besides sponsoring tournaments and proniotim; team spirit, gives the college a taste of carnival life when presenting the R.A Carni al which is held every other year. The King Building is transformed into a midwa - complete with a floor covered with sawdust. The walls are lined with booths and the barkers urge visitors to palm readings and skill games. In Ma - the Recreation Association activities reach then- height in the R.. . Banquet. At this banquet a trojjhy is presented to the clan with ' the best record for the year. 128 R. A, OFFICERS Marmot Tca.sjue President Martlia l.(iu Caplinyer Virc-Prcsiiieiit Slnanin 1 lodks Secretary Pi ' i;s;v Cri ' ii;litiiii Treasurer Meryl Uiclianlsiiii f uhlieily Chairman rfiiin-y C ' (i IrisJt Clan Leader l,itili ' I ' ldwniaii Seoteh Clan Leader Left III Riiilil: Penney C ' cix, Manila Lou C ' aplinger, Peggy CreiglUon, Margol Tcague Lililjx I ' liiwniaii, Sharon Hooks, Meryl Richardson. 129 IRISH AND SCOTCH CLAN LEADERS PENNEY COX Irish C (( ( Lciidcr LIBBY PLOWMAN Scotch Chill Leader Till- Clans play a lartjr mk- in ihc sprnts lite al Alary I ' .aldwin. ( )rt;anizr(l in l ' .i4, line clans (jrk in cn-opcration with the I .A. Conncil in tlir Rccrt-ation Association acti -itit ' s. Tlu- clan IcadtTs iironiole interest and co-ordinate the various sports which are headed Iiy elected spni ' ts leaders. Throughout the year the two clans are ri als in spiuls that raiii e I ' roni hockey to table tennis. 130 HOCKEY r.iilly with hv wliistlc . . . oiicli, that was nic! . . . tluTf ,i;ocs a yoal . . . limp, limp, Mrs. Vinci-nt ... ... win, de- feat ... a happy riidin- . . . iliiiiu-r. MERYL RICHARDSON Srnlrli Leader JUDY NORMAN Irish I.emler BASKETBALL The jump fur the hall . . . down the court ... a ,noal ! . . . guard that .liirl . . . wateh that i i (it font . . . cUick ' s running out . . . happy I ' nding ... a tie. SALLY SQUIRES Senleh Leader ANNE COLEMAN Irish Leader 1 131 TENNIS Your serve . . . ready? , . . serve! . . . what a backhand . . . not scjftball, tennis . . . smash it . . . match, jjanie . . . let ' s rest ! TONI BALDWIN Scotch Leader MARTHA LOU CAPLINGER rish Leader VOLLEYBALL W ' liose serve? . . . watch the net . . . set it u|) . . . come on team . . . where ' s Miss Humphreys? . . . net ball . . . spike . . . smile .yirls . . . ou win ajjain. PATSY EDWARDS Seofeh Leader KATHRYN LAYNE Irish Leader 132 RECREATIONAL SPORTS An -()nc hir |iinL; ]«in!4; ' . . . im pa I- (Ik ' s? . . . lidw .iImjuI iKMilr , . . (ikay ! . . . tatili- is full . . . liaclniinton ? . . . ou ,t:vl llir l.inlics . . . I ' ll ,L;ft tin- rackets ... a game al last ! JUDY GALLUP Srolfh Lnuh-r JEAN BROWN hish Lra.Irr SOFTBALL Strike three . . . you ' re out ! . . crack ... a Imuie run! . . . slide theri ' , ,t;al ! . . . bani; tlie umpire . . . just (ini mure inniuij . . . the game ' s user! ANN MILLER Sroliii l.raiirr SUE WARFIELD Irish Leader 133 THE DOLPHINS Mi-ryl Richardson Prcsidcul PcniH-y Cox icc-I ' rcsldciit Mari;arrt 1 ' aiilsrl Srcrctar ' Isah.llr Miu ' IIlt Trra.uircr The l)(jl|)liiii C ' luli ( s ininiiiij; club) of Mary Haldw in has a nirnil)crslii]) of t cnly-t (i i irls, rcprcscntinii all of thr classes. New mcnihci-s arc apiJrincd by acti c nirnilicrs who rale ihcni on their jicrformancc of ha ic swimming strokes and stunts. Tlie ] r(i,!;rani of tlie year con ists of twn tryouts for new members, a Splash I ' arty f(]r breshmen in tlie fall, and .i s ininiini; pa,neant. presented in i ' -brnary. The I ' aj eant, Around the W Orld ( )n a Dolphin. was fiiven on February 2() and 2S. The members showed incidents that take place in eleven f()rei.i;n Countries and the tinale showed life in America. .,■ to Kighl: Meryl Kicliarcisc.n, . la,L;.iui l ' ;niUci, UalulK .MiulKr. I ' eimey (.ox. 134 FEATURES COLLEGE MARSHALS l.cfl lo Riiihl: liolsy Slieetz. Carolyn Giiffis, Martha Tluilin. Chief Marshal: Carolyn Criffis Mil ' llirca- iiiaiii traits lu-cessary in an uslu-r or marshal arc iinisu. courtesy, and attractiveness. The Colle.ue m.arshals and ushers, wlio reflect not (inlv the beauty ui the sludenl IxkIv hut Ihe -r:KV .and pois,- ,is well, serve at concerts and at all other colleije functions. 136 AND USHERS Ilcililiii.i; ;i |iiisili(in sucli as this is an lioiKjr, hut also liaiil work. At many iniiiortant cwnls, sucli as the Kinii; Seritvs, schoul phi_ s. seriuus proijrams (jf campus orjianizatidns, and comnicnccmi-nt wcek-fnd, thesf girls always do their hist to pk-asc tlu- studrnts and guvsts of the college hy seating them and aiding in many other small a_ s lo see that the function runs sn;oothly. The Chief Marshal is elt ' ete l hy the student hody from tlie rising junior or senior elass. The other marshals are chosen hy their respective classes and the , in turn, choose the ushers. Left to Rujlit: -m L- L ' - . Aim 1. oleiiiau. lane Reid, Marv Spainlinur. llarliaia Allan. X.il pictured: I ' .arliara Judd. 137 « THE MAY QUEEN Margaret Virginia Flythe 138 SENIOR ATTENDANTS Myrtland Henderson Rachel Ann Koser JUNIOR Jane Morton Mary Cochran Spainhour ATTENDANTS Elizabeth Byrd Sheetz Joyce Lee Holt SOPHOMORE Patricia Sue Petit . t_- ■ « Alice Penney Cox T ATTENDANTS Martha Hays Patton Barbara Carlisle FRESHMAN Mary Sharp Swayze Olivia Bishop Rogers ATTENDANTS Judith Kelley McGavack Sylvia Cuellar tAAY DAY 1957 THE MAY COURT DANCERS IN THE MAY DAY PAGEANT Snow JT kite and the Seven Diiarfs 146 The Editorial and Business staffs express their sincere appreciation to the Student Body, Dr. Spencer, Mr. Jackson, Miss Fannie Strauss, The Roanoke En- graving Company, Andre Studio, Beverley Studio, and the McClure Printing Company for their co-operation and support in the making of The 1958 Bluestocking. ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFF DIRECTORY Mrs. Lclia BosK ' v Slaimluii. a. Mr. Marshall I ' .ricc . . . . WOodwanl .Ajits., .SiaMiitdii. a. Mr. H. L. r.ridi vs. . .1220 Wiiuls.ir Lane. .Staiiiit..n. a. Mrs. Elizabeth liroadwatfr KouU- . Staiinlcjii. a. Mr. Carl Uruiiian 14 Madison I ' l.. .Stauntdii, ;i. Miss Hannah Campbell .UO N. Lewis .Si.. Stauntdn. ' a. Miss Nan Candler. . .5053 Horseshoe Trail, Dallas, Tex, Miss Betty Carr 5.S1 Herniitai,fe Court, Charlotte. N, C. Mrs. Dorothy 11. Carr 235 Kalorama .St., Staunton, ' a. Miss Lorene Carr Kajjliine, ' a. Miss Mary Sw.an Carioll 2,V) Kalorama .St., Staunton, ' a. Mrs. T(jnilin H. Clemmer Middlebrook, ' a. Miss Carol Clevel.nid Bo.x 7.i, Lawley, Ala. Mr. Fletcher Collins Route 5, Staunton, Va. Mr. John B. Dafifin 14 Tarns St., Staunton, a. Mrs. Harry A. Dahl 1429 N. Aus usta St., Staunton, ' a. Mr.s. W iUiam L. Davis 224 Hendren St., Staunton, Va. Mr. Horace Day 00 .Sherwood A ' e., Staunton, ' a. Mrs. George K. Doonie. .306 N. New St., Staunton, Va. Miss b ' mily Farnham . . .218 Fraser Lane, Staunton, ' ;i. Miss hdva Fifer 106 Williams St., Staunton. a. Mi.ss Clare J. I ' lansbur-h 319 N. New St., Staunton, ' a. Mrs. S. H. Garst 1205 Windsor Lane, Staunton, ' a. Miss Carol Giroud 575 West Ave., Sewaren, N. J. Mr. Thomas 11. Grafton 7(18 Selma Blvd., Staunton, ' a. Mrs. Thomas H. Graflou 708 Selma Blvd., Staunton, ' a. Miss Marguerite Hillhouse 122 N. Jetiferson St.. Staunton, ,i. Miss Mary E. Humphreys 12 Baker St., Berlin, Md. Mr. James W. Jackson, Jr 1028 Warwick Dr., Staunton, a. Miss Josephine Jones.... 114 F. ' iyette St., Staunton, ;i. Mr. William i. Kimball 1706 X. .August.a St., St.aunton, ' a. Mrs. Waller C. Lescure 122 Overlook Rd., .Staunton, ' a. Miss Patricia Leydeii 507 High St., Columbia. Mo. Mrs. ' ega M. Lytton M. I ' .. C, Staunton, Va. Mr. James McAllister, Jr Thompson St., Staunton, Va. Mrs. lulna Mclndoe Mn N. Market St., Staunton. Va. Miss Ruth Mc.Veil 302 N. New St., Staunton, Va. Mr. Andrew J. Mahler 108 I ' .asterwood, .Staunt(jn. Va. Mrs. K.irl 1- . Menk....212 Hendren St.. Staunton, ' ;i. .Mrs. Alfred S. Morgan 309 Sherwood Ave., Staunton, Va. Mr. Gor.l,,n C. Page 302 Valley ' iew Dr., Staunton, ' a. Mrs. ( i(ndon C. Page 302 ' alley ' iew Dr., Staunton, ' a. Miss Elizabeth Parker M. B. C, Staunton. ' a. Mrs. Alexander Patch 325 ' ine St.. Staunton. ' a. Miss I-illian Penuell Riddle Hall, AI. P.. C, Staunton, Va. Miss Lilli.ui Rudeseal 407 Foreacre St., Cornelia, Ga. Mrs. Hugh P. Schmid 1611 X. Augusta St., Staunton, ' a. Miss Ruth Schmidt P.ox 1441. Deland, Fla. Dr. S.imuel R. Spencer. Jr Ridgewood Road. Staunton, Va. Mr. James T. Spillman 310 Pleasant Ten, Staunton, Va. Miss Fannie Strauss 315 X. Xew St., Staunton, ' a. Mrs. Mary Blackley Taylor . 02 E. Beverley St.. Staunton, ' a. Miss Mildred Taylor M. B. C. Staunton. ' a. Miss Lillian Thomsen 410 Boyce St., Farmington, Mo. Miss b ' dise Traylor 1.U8 Harding Place. Charlotte, N. C. Mr. ( ). Ashton Trice 7 I ' .ehuont Dr.. Staunton. ' a. Mr. Herbert S. Turner 315 X. Coalter St., Staunton, ' a. Mrs. John R. X ' inson 500 Fountain. Paducah. Ky. -Miss Juli.i Weill M. P.. C. Staunton, ' a. Miss Marilvn W oerner 3702 Gladstone Ave.. Indianapolis, Ind. 148 STUDENT DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1958 Pillow, Nancy W. Clay St., Franklin, Va. Plowman, Elizabeth. . .1813 N. Taylor, Little Rock, Ark. Allan, r.arhara 3415 Wvthc A v.. Richni(in,l, ' a. Ramsey, Jane Fishersville. Va. Robinson, Patricia 917 Greenway Ave., j. .anl |,, Ann Route 1, Waynesboro, ' a. Morrisville, Pa. I!ri-ht, Gwendnlyn 1311 I ' irst Ave., Jackson, Miss. Robson, I ' .lizabeth X ' alley View Dr., Baldwin ' ■ Acres, Staunton, ' a. Clarke Margaret 4113 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. Coleman Anne . . l ' ( )aklancl I )r.. Newport News, Va. Schendel. Patricia 3730 EUerslie Ave., Cooke Ann 3(X) W. I hn .St.. Mt. Olive. N. C. Baltimore, Md. Scholtz, Barbara 3222 Woodlawn Ave., S.W., Daniel lla J.. Cuuntrv Club Rd., La Gran-e, Ga. Roanoke, Va. 1) . .,, .,. ini;.., 306 E. Center St., Searcy, Ark. Smith, Katherine Box 213. Thomasvdle. Ga. Del ashmult! Betty 4413 Rock Spnn-. IM. Spady, Frances Cape Charles, Va. Arliiiutnn, a. Sphar, Patricia 6 Rau Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. h ' lythe, 1101 .Sam Lions Trail, Teague, Margaret 23. 6 McDowell St., Augusta, Ga. Martinsville, a. Thulin, Martha IS Albemarle Ave., Richmond, ' a. Galluii, luiliili. 4463 X. Delaware St., Williams, Nancy 1330 Belvedere Ave.. Indianapolis, hid. Jacksonville, Fla. Givens Daisy 840 N.E. 73rd St., Miami, Fla. Withrow. Elizabeth Ann Goshen. Va. GritTis. Carolyn 2712 HiUcrest Ave., Augusta. Ga, Woods. Lydia 304 P.oston Ave., Lynchburg. ' a. Hankins. Pegg - 103 Tenth St.. Norton. Va. Harrison, Shirley. . . .703 Cherry Ave., Waynesboro. Va. Henderson. Merkie. . . .319 66th St.. Newport News, Va. Hoge, Marjorie 308 Vine St.. Staunton. Va. CLASS OF 1959 Hudgins. Diane New Point, Va. Huffstutler. Caroline Rt. 13, Box 234, _ Birmingham. Ala. Bagwell. Ann Gordon Halitax, a. 1 I un Young Sook 134 Won Nam Dong, Chong No-Gu, Seoul, Korea Caplinger, Martha Lou 112 High St.. Elkms, W . Va. Johnson, Marina 203 H. Nelson Apts., De La Garze, Lulu Platon Sanchez. 629 Nte— Lexington. ' a. Monterrey. N. L. ; Mexico Kindley P.eck 2407 S. Atlantic Ave., Edwanls, Betsy 201 12th St., Altavista, Va. Daytona Beach. Fla. Ewing. Ann 1070 Hillcrest Dr.. Harrisonburg, Va. Koser, Rachel 223 Brantwood Rd., Snyder. N. Y. Fisher. Lucy Fisher. W. Ya. Fry. Ann Rt. 3, Box 263. Guilford College Layne, Kathryn. . . .300 A. 73rd St.. Newport News. Va. ' Branch. Greensboro, N. C. Lessley, Kay 814 N. Augusta St.. Staunton, Va. I ono- Merita Cape Charles, ' a. Graf. Marnie. . .319 W ' imbleton Dr.. Birmingham, Mich. Lusdier, Eniilv (Mrs ' . ' James Parr) Apt. 2, Graham, Sally 831 Henkel Rd.. Statesville. N. C. 110 E. Franklin St.. RichnKind, ,i. Graves. Jane Boulevard. a. McClung, Mary 320 Du P.mt Ave.. Staunton, Va. Hawkins, Ruth 856 Palace Blvd.. Clifton Forge. Va. McHugh Constance 843 Sunnehanna Dr.. Hayward. Marie. . . .4207 Augusta Ave.. Richmond, Va. Johnstown. Pa. Henderson. Pat 1221 Windsor Ave., Richmond, Va. McMullan, Nancv Glen Haven, Rt. 1, Hofler, ' irginia 8014 Park Lane, Bethesda, Md. Clifton Forge, a. Holt, Joyce I ' .rookneal. Va. McMurrav. Xancv . . . .1206 Rennie Ave., Richmnn.l, ' a. Hough. Ardys 1382 Carman Rd., Akron. Ohio 149 Jackson, Mary 107 Ralt-ij h Ave., Route 3, Annandale, Va. Johnson, Julia Monterey, Va. Jones, Lou 1058 Dixie Ave., Morence, Ala. LaFarge, Claudine 75 . venue de Breteuil, Paris, France Lindstroni, Carlana 908 Burdette St., New Orleans, La. McClung, Anne 142 l)ul)iin Court, Danville, ' a. Miller, Margaret Anne 403 S. Main St., Lexington, Va. Norman. Judy 954 Maple Lane, Jacksonville, Fla. O ' Shee, Emory 1 1. ,0 Lakexievv Crescent, Birmingham, Ala. Park, Charlotte 3220 N.W. 16th Ter., Miami, Fla. Peterson, Ann 800 Oxford Pkvvy., Richmond, Va. Phlegar, Mary Katharine ' .P. O. Box 60, Blacksburg, Va. Pierce, Anne 1468 Ashland Circle, Norfolk, ' a. Reid, Jane 1930 Grandin Rd.. S.W., Roanoke, A ' a. Ritchie, Sue Demorest ' Ga. Sheetz. Elizabeth 9. 8 Mulberry Rd., Martinsville, Va. Sheffer, Jean 1628 Packard St., Staunton, Va. Singletary, Ann 71 Rock Creek Dr., Greenville, S. C. Smith. I lelen 627 Sijringfield Ave., Summit, N. J. Smith. Suzanne 540 N. Braddock St., Winchester, ' a. Spainhour, Mary 1204 E St North W ' ilkeshoro, N. C. Stirling. Suzanne 5333 Powhatan .Ave.. Norfolk. ' a. Tavlor, Mary Anne 748 Montgomer - Dr.. Birmingham, Ala. Wilkins, Dorothy Franklin, W. Va. Williams, Elizabeth Brookneal. a. Williams, Sidney Moorefield. W. ' a. Woo i, Elizabeth 4340 Clairmont Ave.. Birmingham, Ala. CLASS OF 1960 AlJrn, Betty Kay... 70 Temple St., West Newton, Mass Apperson, Ann 504 E. Frank, Memphis, Tenn Armstrong, Sally Clearwater Park. Covington Va Baldwin, Toni 315 Waycros.s, Wilmington, Del. Ballard, Ann Box 54, Crozet, Va. Ballou, Patsy Canoe Hill Rd., New Canaan, Conn. Bartlett, Elmore 836 Park Ave., Montgomery, Ala. Bartley, Nancy 1006 Oakwood Dr., S. W., Roanoke, Va. lieck, Joan (Nonie) 6412 N. Berkeley Rd., Milwaukee, Wis. Beecroft, Joanne 319 64th St., Newport News, Va. B.rown, Billie Jean 320 N. Main St., Greenville, Tenn. Carter, Juditli 6660 Lakeshore Dr.. Dallas, Tex. Clark, (iretchen 2219 California St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Clarke, Page 219 Locust St., Salem, Va. Collins, Sara 1, .29 W. Johnson St., Staunton, Va. Cowan, Mary (Mimi ) La Grange, Tenn. Cox, Penney 113 Xorris Rd„ Alapocas. Wilmington, Del. Creighton, Peggy 2928 St. Paul St., Baltimore, Md. CuJlum, Sally 3517 Beverly Dr., Dallas, ' Tex. Daniel, Florence Lee 219 Huston St., Chase City, Va. Davidson, Joan ( Winkie ) 148 N. Market St., St. Clairsville. Ohio Davis. Linda 4707 Devon, Houston, Tex. Del.ashmutt, Ann 4411 Rock Spring Rd., Arlington, Va. Dunbar, Meredith ( Micki) One Harvard St., Wellesley, Mass. Dunkle. Amy 1704 N. Bancroft Pkwy., W ' ilmington, Del. Earle, Linda 503 W. Elk St., Siler City, N. C. Edwards, Pat.sy 700 Oaklawn ' Ave.. Winston-Salem, N. C. En.yle. Betty 147 York St., Chester, S. C. Ewart, Lsabel 379 Highland Ave., S. W., Roanfjke, ' a. Fray, Nancy Cedar Hill, Nassawadox, ' a. Gait. I ' lair 7406 Shirland Ave.. Norfolk, ' a. Gilmer, Carolyn 500 Whitehall Rd., Anderson. S. C. Godchaux, Sally 7901 Oak St., New Orleans. La. GulTey, Barbara 401 Marquis St., Staunton. a. Hearne, Linda 600 Cav.alier Dr.. Linkhorn Park. Mrginia Beach. ' a. Henderson. Lynda 3717 N. A . 60th. Oklahoma City, Okla. Hervey. Jean 504 Henri Rd., Richmond. ' a. f l ' . Harriet 4815 HoUins Rd.. Roanoke, ' a. f ' . Vicky 7?:?, Kenesaw Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. 150 Hobby, Helaine (Bobo) 411 E. 45th St., CLASS OF 1961 Savannah, da.. Holtz, Ellen 814 Parkview Ave., Staunton, V ' a. Hooker, Nancv ( lioo) 312 Brown St., Allan, Betty 3415 Wythe Ave., Richmond, Va. Martinsville, Va. Armistead, Eleanor 2408 N. Pierce, Hooks, Sharon 3002 Monticello. Abilene, Te.x. Little Rock, Ark. Jolinson, Maria Cavalier Park. X ' irj inia P.each, a. lialdvvin, Anne 3963 Del Monte, Houston, Tex. lohnson, Estella ( Tookie ) Route 5, Box 287, liarclay. Sue 144 N. Main, Cranbury, N. J. Fort Worth, Tex. P.artenslager, Ann Churchville, V ' a. Judd. P.arbara 408 . Cedar Ave., Fairf.ax. a. Bass, Karen 239 West View Dr., Athens, Ga. Beene, Judy 6305 Westchester Dr., Dallas, Tex. T- , ,- M7 i .,i ,- n,- (•,„•,„, Chrwf; T,v P obo, Kav 409 Pine St., Spartanburg, S. C. Kennedy, (.wen il l.aker Dr., C oi lus L hristi, Itx. , ' , i.t ,, r ttu t.t -n t- Boston, Leah Nell Oak Hill, Versadles, Ky. •, -7 r -u r- Bradner, Nancv 140 Fenton PI., Danville, Va. L is. Becky Box 307 Camilla C.a. . j. _ - Little. Patsy 3413 P. S. Dr., Meridian, Mrss. Indianapolis, Ind. P.rown. Mary Ellen 1210 W. Missouri Ave., MacGreRor, Nancy 931 Sehna Blvd.. Staunton. ' a. Midland, Tex. McGehee, Patty 315 Main St., Eveii reen, Ala. j ,ii Linda 702 S. Grand, Stuttgart, Ark. Burch, Suzanne 1240 Perry St., Helena, Ark. Mathews, Lyn Cliffdale Rd., ( ireenwich, Conn. Burtonl, Laura 3572 Thomas Ave., Mayer, Nancv. . . .1527 Devonshire Dr., Columbia, S. C. Montgomery. Ala. Miller, Ann. ' . 3125 Somerset St.., Roanoke, Va. Burkhart, Janette. . .4837 N. Lake Dr., Milwaukee, Wis. Moore ' , lean 707 S. Perkins Rd., Memphis, Tenn. Burton, hdizabeth 1222 Jena St., New Orleans, La. Mueller, Isabelle 1203 W. King St., Martinsburg, W. Va. Carson, Judi 619 E. 7th, El Dorado, Ark. Chaney, Lynne 301 Lilac Lane, San Antonio, Tex. Osborn, Sally Friona, Tex. Charles, Nancv Jo 1427 Kirkway, Rt. 3, Owens, Jean 1500 I ' ernley Rd.. Baltimore, Md. ' Bloomt eld Hills, Mich. Chote, Diana 2706 Greenlee Dr., Austin, Tex. Patton, M;irth;i 246 Tuckahoe Lane, Clifford. Brownie (Kris) 213 Tyson Dr.. Memphis, Tenn. Broadmont, Falls Church, Va. Paulsel, Margaret 4012 Byers, Fort Worth, Tex. Coleman. Wendy 1108 Falcon Rd.. Metairie. La. Petit. Patty 7155 Calder, Beaumont. Tex. Cook. Chard Lee 309 Hilltop Rd.. Pheris, Sandra Orchard Point, Box 53, Weems. Va. Linthicum Heights. Md. Powell, Susan. .. .3747 Prairie Ave., Miami Beach, Fla. Corbin, Shirley 928 Sudbury St., Staunton, Va. Couch, Janet Sue. . . .4311 Hillsboro Rd., Durham. N. C. Richardson, Meryl 1511 Park Lane, Decatur, Ga. Crawford, Ellen 200 W. Woodland Dr.. Rohner. Doris 305 Harper Ave., Morrisville, Pa. Dothan, Ala. Crow, Judith (Ju.ly ) .500 Hale St.. Extension. Shitlet Jane Penn Laird. ' a. Spartanburg, S. C. Smith, Katherine R 802 S. Center St., Ashland. Va. Cuellar, Sylvia 3565 Colgate, Dallas. Tex. Smith, Muriel ( Mimi ) 188 E. 52nd St.. Savannah, Ga. Darbyshire. Mary Frances 1400 Elm, El Paso, Tex. Speake, Su.san 1910 16th Ave., S. E.. Decatur, Ala. Deibert. Susan 45 Belmead St.. Petersburg, a. Squires, Sally 921 N. Quaker Lane. Alexandria, Va. Dick. Agnes Mae 1317 Hampton Ave.. Newport News, ' a. V-iu-dm Elaine 264 S Holmes, Memphis, Tenn. Doughtie, Esther 24 S. Rose Rd., Memphis, Tenn. ■ ' Dowell. Mary Clare 218 W. Walnut St.. ,..,-,,,• -1 ' c ■ T Ml Walnut Ridge. Ark. Warfield. Sue .iLi Seminary A e., lowson. Mil. Withers, Lynne 206 11th Ave., Huntington, V. Va. Edmunds, lu ' nestine (Tina )... 1601 S. Sycamore St., Witherspoon. Irene... 410 Lawton Ave., Hereford, Tex. Petersburg, Va. Wolf, Iniia 5520 S. Clariborne Ave., Elliot. X ' irginia 109 Paukling St., Lancaster, Ky. New Orleans, La. Ely, Susan 7 Riverside Dr.. Roswell. N. M. 151 Fan c-ll, Stella 5824 St. Chark-s Ave.. New Orleans, J -a. I ' laniiery. Catherine 330 Rittiman Rd.. San Antonio, Tex. Flow, Cecelia. ... 1012 N. Livintjston St., Arlington, Va. Freeman. Deborah (Debbie) 1367 N. State St., Chicago, 111. Coins, Jan 1708 I ' .ixby, Ardmore, Okla. Goshorn, i ' atricia ( Pat ) 4430 Highway 51, South Whitehaven, Tenn. Graham, Lynda Joy 1200 Cherry, Graham, Tex. Graves, Courtney ... 1663 I ' randon A t., Petersburg, ' a. Grear, Pjeverly. . .7700 Clarendon Kd., Inili;[na|)ijlis, Ind. Green, Mary I ' .lake Alarkhani. V a. Gudheim. Sigrid Main St.. Petersham. Mass. Hahn. Dale 536 N. Oak Park Ave.. Oak Park, 111. Hall, Marion Ann. . . .816 Rose Ave., Clifton Forge, Va. Hamilton, Mary Cloud 135 Dahlia St., Denver, Colo. Hammond. Ruth Anne 126 V. Elmview, San Antonio, Tex. Hardison, ( ir.-ice (Bee) 1950 al ' enle, Gcrmantown. Tenn. PlarnKin. Martha Onley. Va. Harris. Nancy irgini:i. . .605 Calvert St., Staunton, Va. Haynes, Barbara 205 South Rd.. Lindamere, ' ilmington. Del. Hay ward. Ote - 4207 Augusta Ave., Richmond, Va. Henderson. Judith (Judy) 4021 Montevallo Rd.. Birmingham. Ala. Hickson. Julia 1, 05 Rittenh(juse. Lynchburg. ' a. Huddle, Carol 11 Monroe Ter., Radford. ' a. Hundley. Kay 1221 W. 36th St.. Pine Bluif, Ark. Jenkins. Cornelia 16 S. Carlen St.. Mobile. Ala. Johnson. M.iry A. C 12 Mont Alto Dr.. Jamestown. N. Y. Jolly, Margo 312 Hermitage Dr., Frankfort, Ky. Jones, Alice 700 E. Fourth St.. Tuscumbia. Ala. Jones, May Wells. . .400 Livingston Dr.. Charlotte. N. C. Jordan, Marianne. . 501 Miami Ave.. Terrace Park, Ohio K;iy. I ' :iizal)eth (Betsy) 1001 Swanson Dr.. Palestine. Tex. Kelsey. Blair 1072 Algonquin Rd.. Norfolk. Va. Klauder. Nancy 215 E. Central Ave.. Moorestown. N. ]. Kretlovv, Frances. . ..5460 N. Lake Dr.. Mihv;uikee, Wis. Las.seter. Eliz;ibeth ( Betsy) 816 Iv Burton St.. Murfreesboro. Tenn. ' -■ ' ■ ' . .l l ' 1262 Glen Gratton Ave.. Montgomery, Ala. Lawson. Maggie Jane Stone Island Estates, Enterprise, Fla. Leverton, Charlotte ,si,S Yorkshire Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. ' - ■ ■ ' • ' ■• ' 1- 23 liawlhorne. I ' .l Paso, Tex. I.ubert. Patnci.i ( Paity ) ....KllO W. 47th .St.. Richmond, Va. Logan, Mary io2 Fairy Trail, Lookout Mountain, Tenn ' - ' ' ' ' •- ' ■ l-J le 2, Havre de Grace, Md. McCanless. .Sara I.ou...Ilvco R.-nd Farm, irgilina a McEntire, Judy 1(122 South Grand, Stuttgart Ark McFarland, Doris Jane Priona Tex McGavack. Ju.ly Waterford. Va. Macfarl.uie. L.auni-Dcan 97 Warwick Ave., ,, , Stratford. Conn. Malone. Mary 619 (iraham St.. Camden, Ark Mayes. Lm,l:, Jane 2820 Berwick Rd., Birmingham, Ala. Merntt. Juduh (Judvl 1 27 Osborne Dr., Memphis, Tenn. ' ■•■- ' ' ' ' l - 50r, S. Christopher Rd., Richmond, Va. ' ' f ' ' I ll- - P.o.x 95, Marvell, Ark. Morgan. Marci;i Jean... 7623 Lovers Lane. Dallas, Tex. Mundy. Catherine ( Kitty) 428 Longview Ter., Greenville, S. C. Murdock. Sandra Joan.. 506 Ferris St., Ypsilanti, Mich. Musselman, Gail Route 3, HoycloRd., Stamford, Conn. Newman, I)(,nn.i 13 Patricia St.. Binghamton. N. ■. Nordholt. Lou F:ilen 9. 9 ' Jyne Blvd.. Nashville. Tenn. ( ) ' Brien. Sarah 1600 Bowie. Amarillo. Tex. Oliver. Eleanor. . . .555 Elizabeth Rd., San Antonio. Tex. Palmer. Phebe 14 Kenneth Rd.. L ' pper Montclair. N. L Parker. Janice Box 265. Davidson, N. C. Payne, Susan 504 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va. F ' enn. Nancy Lee The Boxwoods, ] Iadison, X. C. Penzold, Peggy Marine Barracks, Navv 115. c o FPO, New York. N. Y. Ponder. Ann 2730 Richmond. El Paso. Tex. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' - ' 1 708 N. Main, Monticello. Ark. Purdoni. Lynn 15 Danville St., Lancaster, Ky. Reeves, Tunily Box 230, Pinehurst. N. C. Reid, Barbara Jean Westwood. Covington. ' a. Rietze. Lucy 1714 Sulgrave Rd., Louisville, Kv. Rogers. Olivia 5842 Falls Rd.. Dallas, Tex. Rohrer. . nn,i Lloyd 609 W. Mareno St.. Pensacola. Fla. Russell, (iwen 205 Cynthis. McAllen. Tex. Russell. Sally 618 Hastings Rd., Towson. Md. 152 Rustay. Betsy 850 Clicvy Chasr. Houston, Tex. Scott, Sylvia North St., Washinj,nonvillc, N. Y. Senna, Gloria 1500 Dearing Dr., Tuscaloosa, Ala. Sessoms, Suzie 1807 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Sewell, Rebecca Jane 622 Pecan Ave., Wills Point, Tex. Shackelford, Mary Grassdale Farm, Si)encer, Va. Sheahan, Helen Lindsay 4I.i High St.. Salem, Va. Shelor, Anne Moyd, a. Simpson, Nanc}- 441, Wythe Ave., Richmond, ' a. Starke, Eleanor 2638 Lake View Dr.. Raleigh, N. C. Steiifey, Mary Elizabeth (Mrs.) ... 417 Straith St., Staunton, ' a. Stone, Carol 1601 Stratt ird Rd., Decatur, Ala. Stoval, Melinda 811 Thinl St., Graham. Tex. Stauss, Nancy 2020 Scroggins Rd., Alexandria, Va. Stubbe, Debbie Box 1802, Aramo,. Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Sulcer, Chris Marion, . rk. Swayze, Mar) ' Sharp 519 V. Claiborne, Greenwood, Miss. Tartt, Louise Livingston, Ala. Taylor, h tteene 704 . alamanca A e.. lacksonville. Fla. Terrell, Lynn 2436 Medford Court West, Fort Worth, Tex. Thomas, Shade.. . .1617 N. Tyler St., Little Rock, Ark. Tinni ' ll, Kitty Lou 2630 Longview Ave., Roanoke, ' a. Venable, l ' :ilen Marie 6819 X ' ivian. Dallas, Tex. Vywrberg, Marty. . . .4444 r.roadv ay, Indianapolis, Ind. Waesche, Tim 75 Walnut Ave., R(jckville Centre, L. L, N. Y. Whitener, Sallie T.elle 936 Mulberry Rd., Martinsville, V ' a. Willard, Frankie 4021 Clinton Ave., Richmond, ' a. Williams, ISarbara. . .4422 Blenheim Rd.. Louisville, Kv. Williams, Joan 272 Woodlands Ave., Mobile, Ala. Williams, Mar - Ami. .622 IL 52nd Street, Savannah, Ga. Wilson, Anne 4625 S. Indian River Dr., Fort Pierce. Fla. Wolff, Xancy 272 ' indover Rd., Memjihis, Teim. W Ih.im. Barliara 609 X ' irginia Ave., La Grange, Ga. Woods, I ' .ruce ( I ' .rucie) 304 Boston Ave., Lynchburg, Va. Wootan, Darla Jean 1611 Classen Dr., Oklahoma City, Okla. Worncini. Carcjl U7 37th St.. Xewjiorl Xews, ' a. 153 (JLoOeiiisemenis The business staff of the Bluestocking is proud to present the following pages devoted to advertisements by local firms that help make this publication possible. We recommend Staunton to prospective students and their families as an excellent place to shop, as well as an excellent place for college. Staunton is the hub of business activity in the thriving and beautiful Shenandoah Valley, and has excellent stores, busi- ness firms, hotels and motels and service facilities. Many of the firms have served Mary Baldwin stu- dents for generations, and have expert knowledge of styles and prices that appeal to the Mary Baldwin student. Students and visitors are invited to take ad- vantage of these facilities and to avoid the problem of advance shopping and long distance shipment of lug- gage. JUDY NORMAN Business Manager. MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE Your Yarn and Sportswear Shop Gifts for the Tiniest to Adult We Invite Your Account • • ROSEMARY SHOP 100 East Beverley Street The Best In HiFi Sound Magnavox • RCA Victor • Webcor The Best In HiFi Records Popular • Classical • Jazz MORGAN MUSIC CENTER Staunton ' s Leading Music Store Mary Baldwin College Students Know THE CAMERA SHOP • • Best for That Best Portrait • •• Quick Photofinishing Cameras — Film — Flash Bulbs Widest Choice of Picture Frames Two Blocks From Srhool Enroulc to Post Office STONEWALL JACKSON HOTEL STAUNTON, VIRGINIA Staunton ' s Largest — Finest Hotel Tempting Menus In Our Dining Room and Grill TV and Airconditioned Rooms (Two Blocks From Mary Baldwin Collcf c) Under Samt ' Oiviicr.shii) THE BELLE MEADE MOTEL HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA 720 TV and Airconditioned Rooms Established 186S HAMRICK COMPANY, INC. ••• • FUNERAL DIRECTORS FLORISTS Ambulance Service Member Florists Telegraph Delivery Association STAUNTON, VIRGINIA 18 W. Frederick St. Dial TUxedo 6-9975 ALL MARY BALDWIN STUDENTS Are Privileged to Open A Charge Account at Our Drugstore THOMAS HOGSHEAD, INC. Norcross Cards Justin Billfolds QUICK ' S NEWS STAND BEVERLEY AT NEW • • •• Visit ' ' The Hobby Corner College Outline Series Magazines WOODWARD ' S CLEANERS DYERS, INC. The Home of Beautiful Cleaning •• • Serving the Needs of Mary Baldwin Girls Since 1912 Summer Storage at Reasonable Rates • • •• Located One Block From Mary Baldwin 10 S. MARKET ST. Dial TU 6-1525 AUGUSTA DAIRIES, INC. Milk — Sweet Cream — Condensed Milk Spray Non-Fat Dry Milk Cottage Cheese and Butter ••• • 765 Middlebrook Ave. Staunton, Virginia Dial TU 6-2374 CENTRAL DRUG STORE, INC. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS • • • 38 North Central Ave. Staunton, Virginia A Complete Line of Cosmetics Compliments of THE AUGUSTA NATIONAL BANK OF STAUNTON •• Member Federal Deposit insurance Corporation Famous for Personalized Service TIMBERLAKE ' S, INC. Established 1871 7 East Beverley Street Staunton, Virginia The Valley ' s Fashion Haven . . . For Smart Women Children TAXI Dial TU 6-2326 U-DRIVE-IT JONES TAXI SERVICE 5 and 7 Passenger Cars Compliments of WORTHINGTON HARDWARE • • •• TU 6-9996 Compliments of THE NATIONAL VALLEY BANK OF STAUNTON Capital $200,000.00 Surplus $1,000,000.0 Gilpin Willson, Jr., Pipsident J. H. Wanisley, Jr.. Vicp President and Cashier C. B. Peterfish, Vice President and Trust Officer Jack C. Knowles. Asst. Cashier Z. A. McChesney, Asst. Cashier Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Featuring Nationally Advertised Lines Just For the College Girl • Cariye • Minx Modes • Serbins • Swansdown • Jaunty Junior • McMullen and Hundrefls of Other Lovely Lines Exclusively at the NEW YORK DRESS SHOP 7 South New Street Staunton, Virginia Visit SNYDER ' S JEWEL BOX Jewelers 16-18 West Beverley Street For llomf-Likf Shopjnnii Atvay From Home ' Charge Accounts Welcome Ladies Dress Dept. 2nd Floor Dresses Jewelry Shoe Department Sportswear Lingerie Expert W (Itch Mademoiselle Fiancees Millinery and Accessories And Jewelry Re[ (iirin i Joyce Belle Mode Hose by Hanes Mary Batdwiii Girts tmd Snyder ' s Set lite Fashioit Pace itt Staitntim Compliments of ARCADIA BOWLING CENTER • ••• Air-Conditioned Equipped With Automatic Pinspotters 121 East Beverley St. Staunton, Virginia Sckwarzckiio s The best reference that Schwarzchild ' s can give to the prospective Mary Baldwin student is the Mary Baldwin student body. May we suggest that all stu- dents interested in the proper clothing, and in reason- able prices, consult those who have been our cus- tomers in the past. LEGGETT ' S Mary Baldwin stvidents are always welcome at Lessett s. t ' FOUR BIG FLOORS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE Siaunion ' s complete department store STERRETT ' S For the right gift at the right lime, you aro ir.vixd io inspect the suggestions of Sterrett ' s. A wide selection of gifts in many price ranges and to suit every occasion is offered for your selection. For the Mary Baldwin student, Sterrett ' s specializes in. . . . Gift wrapping and mailing Charge accounts Studio cards Costume jewelry ilTMfi Wedgwood jilatcs of Mary Baldwin College make excellent gilts for iMrthday. Christmas, amiiversaiy and graduation. In blue and mul- l)erry they inay be purchased from the Aliunnae Office, Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Va. The cost is $4.00, including postage and han- dling. BEVERLY BOOK CO., INC. Photographic Supplies Art Supplies— School Supplies Since 7907 Gift for a lifetime! World ' s first and fastest PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Smith-Corona Use a Smith-Corona Portable Typewriter During Your Years at Mary Baldwin And Depend On Us to Furnish the Little Service It May Need Compliments of INGLESIDE HOTEL MOTEL and THE INGLESIDE COUNTRY CLUB • « Dial TU 6-6223 Staunton, Virginia ••• • George Serrett General Manager The drawing of Bailey Hall on the opposite page is one in a series of six by Mr. Horace Day, head of the Art Department of Mary Baldwin College. Others in the series are of the Administration Building, the King Building, the Student Activities Building, Baldwin Memorial Dormitory and the Woodrow Wilson Birth- place. Mr. Day ' s paintings and drawings have been ex- hibited in major art centers throughout the South and East, and his work was featured in a one-man show- ing at the Bodley Gallery of New York City during February of 1958. Copies of the wash drawings of Mary Baldwin scenes may be purchased, in sets of six (one of each drawing), for $2.00. This includes postage and handl- ing charges. They are reproduced in brown tones on Strathmore Pastelle ivory paper, and are suitable for framing. Order by sending check or money order to: Alumnae Office Mary Baldwin College Staunton, Virginia SckwarzckLLo s Distinctive clothing in good taste has long been a mark of the Mary Baldwin student. Schwarzchild ' s is privileged to serve the students of Mary Baldwin with the latest styles and collegiate fashions. We welcome the opportunity to suggest clothing for the students of the 1958-59 school year, as we have for preceding stu- dent bodies. We invite charge accounts for both mother and daughter. ENGRAVING COMPANY ROANOKE, VIRGINIA irtists • engravers • designers • of fine school and college yearbooks McCLURE PRINTING COMPANY SINCE 1911 19 West Frederick Street Staunton, Virginia Printers .;. Binders .;. Engravers Rubber Stamp Manufacturers TU 6-9312 • •• COMMERCIAL PRINTING College Yearbooks and Catalogs LIBRARY OF MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE