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LIBRARY OF « y 8ALDWJM mum Kathryn Ellen Green editor Helena Elmina Richard art editor LIBRARY OF MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE 57969 IS u O t 5 3 OJ ♦ 3 1 ♦ ♦ ♦ ; table of contents founders ' day 4 year of activity 6 administration and faculty 56 classes 104 honoraries 164 organizations 182 index 241 MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE Founders ' Day October Fifth Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-three huston smith, left, who on this day thought with the seniors on several occasions dr. huston smit-h, professor of philosophy at massochusetts institute of technology, has spoken to the mary baldwin community, we, who are students, welcomed his freshness of approach and vitality of interpretation, the aware- ness he has brought to us of the human experience — the sci- entific and the humanistic, his challenge that we learn the art of creative listening, and his own high idealism and faith in the potential of each individual. you who ore seniors, you with the beautiful gift of youth yet upon you . . . in you post end future converge in o very special way — the past which this college has sought faithfully to make available to you the future as it will open to you in mystery when spring next returns to this soon wintering world. — huston smith progressive Staunton — urban renewal and clean-up com- algns . . . ' He ' 11 i .«„-.- iii .• «sWBEr the city — one way 17 MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE THE OLDEST COLLEGE FOR WOMEN RELATED TO THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. U. S. FOUNDED 1842 BY RUFUS W. BAILEY AS AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY; RENAMED IN 1895 TO HONOR MARY JULIA BALDWIN. PIONEER WOMAN EDUCATOR AND PRINCIPAL. 1863-1897. expensive beginnings . . . the traditional sentinel last minute advice . . . ta two months with the work- new view from old campus oh, brave new world ' ' ■t ' . . ' ' di- - ' 10 and yet so soon routine r i - - J 1 k JM ij the e. mortin brownes stimulate interest in religious droma . , . senior investiture 12 Oct. 18 — governor Harrison ot the dedicotion of Wilson memorial terrace . . . i attentive spectators outline of the old chopel October 23 — the arrow to the orchard the sophomore association of appleseeds remakes snow white and harvests skits of baldwin legends . . . u the pause that refreshes . . . could i pleose hove a breost?. . . sophomores lead the chow line and winning opproval from the opplepickers . . . and seniors lose seniority the quiet hour before dinner . lost indian summer days outside hole requirements o holloween witch nr. timberloke and penny we merge and separate in academic . . . green leaves of summer seem so far away . . . 18 sirens cost oshore — after dinner readings monastic atmosphere AGNES MPCLUNG KESIDENCE HALL 1 ' 1869 REBUILT 6. ENLARGED 1910 o dorm is o community it ' s all in the expression m ' 0t iP ' SII M perennial lounge crew o come-os-your-roommote porty 20 a moison francoise L 1 remember poris 22 the relaxation of cafe society it ■s j 4ii m i i M -■1 H preparation for a thursday night meal . . . but homework is still a bent back . . . 1 where trench cuisine interrupts animated discussion. 23 Dr. Enrique Lafuente Farrari art professor ond father to the madrid group . . . Dra. Elena Catena de Vindel the always vivacious profes- sor of literature . . . Dr. Samuel R. Spencer a brief visit with our Spaniards . . . headquarters — miss mulberry ' s office . from left, Adele Jeffords, Rhoda Smith, Julie McFarlond, Croom Whitfield, Cheryl Filsinger, Bonnie Lamb look on as artist Alfredo Ramon, center, comments . . . echoes of straw corner before classes begin . . Croom White- field, Rhoda Smith, Mary Pickett Craddock. 24 ■■« « I I TTT M I I I I I I I II 1 I I : : I I 1 1 , , lillllllf III! !!! Ml ' I 1 III Illllll ' ' ' ' ' 1 I ] 1 111,.,. I iilllllil so much to smile ot el escoriol near modrid — burial place of Spanish kings specialty of the house in segovIa: roast suckling pig . . . from left, Dorothy lofrote, Vicky Cacciapaglio, Cheryl Filsinger, Meredith Carter. entrcn;.; ■: iternotconal institute for girls . . . back row, Alfredo Ramon, Julian Marias, Sarah Jane Beabout, Mary Pickett Craddock, Adele Jeffords; front row, Marias ' son, Mrs. Morias, Marias ' son, Cherly Filsinger, Bonnie Lamb, Croom Whitfield, Connie Williams, Marios ' son, Meredith Robertson. 25 ' ' Wfm 7VEH YORK VmViusiCA a study in egyptian art with art expert shofik favid 26 and vacations 27 religious emphasis commiftee: standing, Suzan- ne Ackermon, Betty Jane Brown; seated, Page Jones, Sally Hogy, Joan Critchley, Jo Avery, Margie Hogenour, chairman. 3?ai ious Professor Jack B. Kellan debating questions of christian art . . . the coordinated efforts of several departments produce a colorful and authentic 13th-century Christmas liturgical play . . . 29 afternoon concert with the w 1 sareracs . . . background music the enchantment of o winter wonderland — dec. 14 30 the cluster as sonta distributes goodies . . . seasonal decorations 31 s.m.o. clusters the allies prepare gothering momentum - ' •i! ' . A 32 dispersal iM ' .miift ' ]: m ■! ambiguous approval romanticized warfore 33 labs require constant attention mean — frustration . k •-- 34 oppreciated breaks ot exam time peonut week exom pressures 35 tNClv. community entertainment H ' : ' wmi ' - cs -  | Sl !S % _ ' « honors speaker, Helen hill miller — o survey of the con- temporary woman . . . feminine mystique panel r ■1 ifl H 1 V 1 9 l ri J lu HflHI 1 H Me MkI t H Bi IHsb I 1 ■)Lfi K M 36 beotlemania — compus vogue ' .a. bridge tournament 8:30 ' s inl • -ii i M 1 1 feb. 26 — sga ' s mock republican convention — we leorned and practiced political procedure . . . chairman carolyn t. smith ever-striving for order . , . let ' s beat Johnson — the chal- lenge from Horace henderson . . . ■w 1 ' H Hvmcmi l •i-;. , jCi ' c ' H €Jft2 ' - :Jt i i ■f 1 K w - mpIi tBej 1 fe 1 . -- ■IT-.: k Hht K-ii m H A u i _ i g jK Hlmiiw the afternoon lull of routine business before the platform storm 38 empassioned lobbying to roily each and sometimes o break for reinforce- ments . . . 39 state-wide coverage by an active, though sometimes stortled, press . . . 40 and with the second ballot disoppolntment dancing in the aisles 11 1 i 1 j; || 1 J ' i 1 i j: i: i k key to the city — a tribute to carolyn f. smith tickling the ivories $15,000 a semester o gallery of prints in hunt lounge original score . 43 aauoran D ( Je n voiriLuJow-X kssc ' U ' bit of stuff rmo and apprentices . oil? — in paris! just following orders 2 . . . life saving manual — from poland to france comes this marvelous show, so gracious, audacious . . . 4;00 — my cots must be starved . . . how boring for them if humanity hod to be saved every afternoon . . . they don ' t think much of it as it is . . . i sweor to lie, conceal, distort everything, and slander everybody . 45 sometimes we find lilies or even copies of the brothers kara- mazov in the sewers . . . 15 dr. roland frye — laboratory for man: Shakespeare ' s characterization. will creates, mermaid tavern style 46 i will be correspondent to command, and do my spirit- ing gently . . . the tempest thy charge exactly is performed open-eyed conspiracy his time doth take a most ridiculous monster, to make a wonder of o poor drunkard! 1 p|; 1 P f 1 ' •m ! ■, ¥ P 1 W mk i ., 4W know for certain that i am pros- pero . . . 48 vhen it rains after lunch between lectures . 49 spencer — indoor concert with the Princeton tigertones - I wanna be your man . . . me, mover bird watchers 50 presentotion may queen jean umberger first dance for the court CW j--fVT -i- ? ' , ' ' .s-4 ' v, itjT:r ' j :. r.j j may day pagentry — moy 2, 1 964 52 September mor 53 the rites of spring 54 junior-senior banquet, 1963 — a showboat at the stonewall . senior perogative — comprehensives . . . a familiar face Uma( Rtfslralnr class of ' 64 — June 1965 55 administration and 56 faculty 57 administration faculty emeriti cnglish languages fine arts history, political science, economics philosophy, religion sciences sociology, psychology, education physical education administrative staff staff ' ■c- 0 . Expansion joint board of tru stees FIRST FLOOR PLAN b ' H ' fl pl Mr. Charles P. Lunsford chairman Mr. C. P. Nair, Jr. vice chairman Dr. Albert R. Gillespie secretary Mr. Edmund D. Campbell general counsel Mr. Harlan Betts Dr. James W. Clarke Mr. Richard H. Clemmer Dr. John R. Cunningham Mrs. John Deming Mrs. Gerald Donovan Mrs. Percy J. Ebbott Mr. John P. Edmondson Mrs. Junius P. Fishburn The Rev, William H. Foster, Jr. Mr. T. A. Grant Mrs. Charles A. Holt, III Mr. Willard L. Lemmon Dr. James Leyburn Mrs. Joseph H. McConnell Dr. D. Grier Martin Col. Francis P. Miller Mr. Frank S. Moore Mrs. Robert H. Moore Mr. Hugh B. Sproul, Jr. Mr. W. W. Sproul, Jr. Dr. John N. Thomas Dr. W. T. Thompson, Jr. Mr. W. Monroe Wells Mr. Gilpin Willson, Jr. Mr. Eldon Wilson Mrs. Walter H. Woodson deceased September 1963 administration april 19, 1963 — trustees approved student petition for a samuel reid spencer hall . . . Samuel R. Spencer, Jr. president 59 Joseph W. Timberlake, Jr. vice president 60 administration John B. Daffin treasurer and comptroller James T. Spillman bursar 61 administration Him] C Martha Stackhouse Grafton dean of the college 62 Marguerite Hillhouse registrar and director of admissions Anne Elizabeth Parker dean of students alumnae association officers Mrs. Gordon Page president Mrs. W. C. Clements vice president odmissions Mrs. Wilbur Edwards vice president continuing education Mrs. Ralph B. Metzger vice president annual giving Mrs. John E. Wood vice president chapter activities Mrs. David M. Graham secretary Mrs. Herbert McK. Smith life member Miss Fannie Strauss life member Mrs. Virginia Warner Munce ex officio executive secretary 64 Dr. Herbert S. Turner . . . college chaplain . . an open door for conversations . . . open- minded ... a quiet awareness ... a youthful perception of today ' s and tomorrow ' s problems . . . Miss Fannie B . Strauss . . . one of the first m.b.c. alumnae . . . long-time advisor of the bluestocking . , . m.b.c. ' s historian . . . faculty emeriti 65 Mr. WfLLIATVi SHAKESPEARES comedies, histories; tragedies. Puhlifhed according to the True Orif f nail Copies. 66 english K 1 ■1 ■H |p •T H k • B Lt f -■- H Dr. Andrew J. Mahler . . . Shakespearean readings . . . booming voice . . . the gift of appreciation ... a man who loves learning for its own sake . . . Dr. Ben H. Smith, Jr. . . . contagious enthusiasm . . middle english accent . viking-like beard . . .quick insight . . appreciation of the individual . . . 67 Dr. Marshall Moore Brice . . . reading checks . . . soirees . . . satanic identification . . .treasured tradition of m.b.c. . . . Miss Elizabeth Johnston ... 1 7th century masques . . . voracious reader . . . combination of limitless view and quick intellect . . . 68 english Dr. William R. North . . distinguished appearance . . . pioneer educator in chi na philatelist . . . unaccustomed to southern accents . . . language scholar . . . great literature is simply language charged with meaning to the utmost possible degree 69 70 Miss Dorothy M. Mulberry . . . chief travel and real estate agent for academic year in madrid . . energy, efficiency and organization . . . short January visit . . . Mrs. Vega M. Lytton . . . beaucoup enthusiame . . . saleswoman — tours, paris . . . now across from the champs elysees . . . dictees . . . languages 71 Dr. Julian E. White . . . deep respect for strength of character in students . . . pipe and ashes, a high stool, tie pin and fish ... a serious intellect with wry sense of humor . . . Miss Barbara Clarke . . . unique wit . . . heads la mesa de espanoio . . . concern for the individual . . . our Spanish linquist . . . Miss Christiane Rimbaulf . . .la maison francais . . . mes enfonts ' . . . industrious preparation . . . an m.b.c. ring . . . 72 Spanish german french Miss Gerda Dippmann . . quiet and kind imparts appreciation by her enthusiasm . . assists willingly ... a large brief case . . . also siemeinen as . . . a man is worth as many men as he knows languages Miss Barbara Ely . . .a quiet kindness . . .wears her doctrine beautifully . . importance of learning . . . gracious . . . unlimited patience . . . 73 74 fine arts Dr. Fletcher Collins, Jr. . . the valued intellect . . . personal integrity . . . thoughtful pauses in speaking . . . the theatre . . . artistic and aesthetic appreciation of life . . . Dr. Ufysse Desportes . . .abundance of energy and vitality . . . emphasis on group study in painting . . . scholarly approach . . . creative suggestions . . . Dr. Carl W. Broman . . .quiet, serious, industrious . . . presents for study music of the highest quality . . . high standards of technique for students . . . art drama music Mr. Gordon Page . . . dry wit . . . honest and straight-forward . . . tastes in modern jazz, liturgical dramas, latin transcriptions . . . calls forth maximum performance from the choir . . . Dr. Ruth McNeil . . musician, teacher, linguist, world traveler, folk musicologist . . . requires patience, practice . . . art is long and time is fleeting Mr. Horace T. Doy . . . handsome portraits of children and scenes of Virginia . . . industrious and 77 prolific artist . . . -? ' p zrr :-■r - r-- O 78 history political science economics Mrs. Patricia H. Menk . . . swiftly moving lectures . . . enthusiasm for omericon heritage and current events . . . vast diversity — • politician, teacher, mother . . . Dr. Mary Swan Carroll . . Saturday parallel cards . . . it is significant to note . . . tennessee history- . . . senior seminar . . . history political science economics Dr. Frank W. Price . . . m.b.c. ' s international expert . . . missionary . . . scholar . . . theologian . . , sabbatical leave . . . Miss Lillian Rudeseal . . . concern for labor problems . . . objective tests . . . for example, in our xyz corporation . . . P - f ' i _j ffP --• -t r ■! kS - - f f ' M kfi - mmmat Dr. Alan Geyer beautifully organized lectures . . . author, minister, athlete, adept satirist ... a brilliant scholar . . . Mr. Robert H. Lafleur . . . our medieval scholar . . . in point of fact . . . requires hard work which yields self- satisfaction . , . shaggy hair . . . inspiring lectures . . . with equal care weigh well the record of the wisdom and folly of mankind 81 ■v- , : - ' ' ■• ' o . • ' : ■;- ' .vtW f ■• • ' . f §§ ' ' ' r -r. -?•• ' c I Ji x4 • ' «! ' V - y r j .« -. k l5 hVbk HQ ' • ■• M. - wBUSt Sl ' ' ■, V -, • tr c - religion and philosophy . . . are the highest music Dr. James L. McAllister, Jr. . . succinct, thorough in panorama and detail . . . Victorian vest . . . yahweh . . . intellectually honest . . . the unfurled blessing . . . Dr. Marjorie B. Chambers . . . objective, undogmatic, capable of precise critical analogies . . . new-england wit . . . perceptive . . . vital . . . realized eschatology . . . 84 Dr. Mildred E. Taylor . . . dedicated to m.b.c. . . . insists on understanding mathematical theory . . . gives willing assistance at her desk . . . sciences 85 Mr. William J. Galbraith serenity, equity, dignity . personified . . . logical . unexpected smile . . . patience sudden, Mr. John B. Daffin . . perfectionist . . those measurements must be accurate . . . truly dedicated to mathematics, science, and m.b.c. . . . Dr. William R. Clark . . . a hearty laugh, untrammeled necktie ... an insistence on stoted units . . . problem sessions . . . chemistry physics mathematics 87 biology Dr. John F. Mehner . . . vital enthusiasm for birds and field trips . . . white owl . ornithologist . . . inspiring addition to m.b.c. . . . Miss Alline Marshall . . . sincerely dedicated . . . only the fine adjustment, please ... a true fundamentalist . . . true science teaches, above all, to doubt and to be ignorant Dr. Mary E. Humphreys . . . awareness and observation . . . practicality . . . fruit flies . . . the genetic mosaic ... a starched white lob coat . . . dignified reserve . . . Miss Emily Tyler . . . close ties with m.b.c. ... a black brief case . . . teaches by questioning students . . . formidable, yet friendly . . . sociology psychology education oa. H©n, -IV s.aaa noK 3NVH c CC = 1 - 6:50, CC=1 - 6SD2 CC = 1 - 6:SD n(n--l) n(n -1) n(n ' -l) 90 • • a t aNon  QNvxsaaQNn ia Dr. Herbert L. Bridges, Jr. . . . dedicated to education . . . authority on children and adolescence . . . ready advice for student teachers . . . J L tv CC = 1 - 6SD2 n(n ' -l) Dr. 0. Ashton Trice, Jr. . . . objective, approachable, thoughtful . . . advocates the dignity of man . . . motivates students to know themselves . . . Miss Lillian A. Pennell . . . versatile, determined, tolerant and selfless . . . mental measurements . . . always guidance at the center . . . Mr. Lewis G. Griffiths ... use of pertinent outside material . . . interest in improving public education . . . better teachers . . . pamphlets . . . discipline . . . Pirigljg 92 sociology psychology education Miss Julia F. Weill . . . sincere interest in the mental, social, and physical growth of a child . . . nursery school . . . 4 Dr. Thomas H. Grafton dedicated sociologist and minister . . . anecdotes . . . practical advice to cover all situations . . . S ' , there is nothing so elastic as the human mind physical education %lf . r ' T ' 94 if anything is sacred, the human body is sacred ' t Mrs. Mary Jane Donnalley . . . m.b.c. ' s tennis pro . . . straight-forward . . . and where are your white shorts today? . . . endless patience with those who try . . . Mrs. Betty Myers Kegley . the encouraging wit . . . natural athlete . . . grace . . . rigorous skill tests . . . sleek black bun . . . c ' mon girls, the water isn ' t THAT cold . . . Mrs. Gwendolyn E. Walsh . . . frankness, originality, and patience . . . boundless energy . . . beautifully skilled in dance and fencing . . . on guard . . . administrative staff Mrs. Julia Littell Patch assistant to the dean of students Mrs. Gertrude C. Davis librarian Miss Martha Anne King odminlstrative assistont to the president Mr . Virginia W. Munce alumnae director Mrs. E. Virginia Bennett director of employment ond placement Mrs. Dolores P. Lescure director of information services 97 Mrs. Clementine F. MacDiarmid supervisor of buildings ond furnishings Miss Betty Carr food service director M . Carolyn P. Smith. Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Miss Horry Ann Dunlop registered nurses 98 Mr. Mayo Scott Nininger, Jr.; Mrs. Morion H. Smith assistants to the bursar administrative Miss Ellen Holtz, Miss Morgoret Engle, Miss Karen Schultz director of financial aid, assistont director of informotion services, admissions counselor Staff Mrs. 1. E. Ferrell, Mrs. J. Alvin Rosen, Mrs. Alice G. Simpkins assistant librarions 99 standing, Mrs. Elizabeth H. Borr, Mrs. Eva G. Kurtz; seated, Mrs. Jonet F. Leonard secretaries in alumnae office Mrs. Carolyn G. Doome, Mrs. Jeanne L. Valtz secretary in alumnae office, secretary in business office w j .i ' iB H— ImI Mrs. Carolyn P. Meeks, Mrs. Elizabeth Desportes secretary to dean of the college, secretary in admissions office Mrs. Jone S. Wilhelm; Mrs. Mory Frances Schmid, Miss Elvo J. Fifer secretary to the president; secretaries to the vice president administrative staff Miss Eleanor G. McCown secretary in the library Mrs. Clara L. Kores receptionist Mrs. Margaret M. Timberlake receptionist Mrs. Lyndall E. LiHell receptionist staff Mr. R. H. Crone, engineer; Mr. A. G. Fisher, osst. supt. of bidgs.; Mr. Bruce Frenger, Jr., custodian. Mr. Stewart Moore, supt. of grounds; Mr. Theodore Rowe, yardman. watchmen: Mr. W. W. Whiteside, Mr. George M. Risbeck. watchman: Mr. Irwin H. Altgilbers. custodians: Mr. John Frenger, Mr. Bruce Frenger, Sr. telephone operator kitchen staff: James Randolph, Fronk Crawford, Creed Pannell, Curtis Yancey, Herbert Jones. kitchen staff: George Williams, Charlie Wordy, Cecil Smith, Willie Webster, William Bryant, Fred Harris, Grant Wilson, William Dovenport, Ralph Benny. 3 %Af4 dormitory maids: Mrs. Eunice Hackett, Mrs. Lucille Newman, Mrs. Mary Sue Green, Mrs. Juonito Kearny, Mrs. Viola Wordy, Mrs. Laura Moce, Mrs. Hottie Thomas, Mrs. Ida Moe Thomas, Miss Frances Jackson, Mrs. Mildred Vaughn, Mrs. Ruby Wright, Mrs. Elizabeth Henry, Mrs. Catherine Moddox, Miss Elsie Howard, Mrs. Alice Wordy. : waitress: Alma S. Moore. 103 classe ?i. senior junior sophomore freshman class of 1964 Margaret Thompson, secretary; Bev Leetch, president; Laurie Holbrook, vice president. Betty Lou Barnes, social chairman; Fairfax Hardesty, social com- mittee representative; Susan Palmer, treasurer. memories — p. j. parties in the club, old dining hall, skyhigh, cars and road- trips, day-outs on week- days, back rows in chapel, comps, graduate records, practice teaching . . . job applications ... a cluster of stones . . . maturity is not wrapped-up in a sheepskin . . . good-bye . . . hello . . . in you, past and future converge in a very special way . . . 107 vhere do you think she ' s going? . . . Caro i)n Smitfi ASSiti Candidote for Bachelor of Arts Degree History SiTitt Ccuise Alley Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Religion and Philosophy Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English Minj Ann Applcf ij Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology 108 class of 1964 i ■Jrani-i ' s Pi-nninijlon AppIII Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology Sii anni- Mjrii ' Acfei ' rman Condidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Mathematics Bess Couisc Alcxinicr Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English I ' irijinij Hcpc Balju ' in Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English Bi-lly Ccu Bizncs Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology Sara i Cjl iiTint- Brt-nnan Condidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree French lessons under the lemon tree . . . class of 1964 BiUie C Cilfon Chrk Condidote for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology Susan Caro yn Cit ' mmi ' r Condidote for Bachelor of Arts Degree History Mirgirct Kcrmcen Cole Condidote for Bachelor of Arts Degree English no Scmti Anne Bucfunm Candidate tor Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology Julia Kuifi Carrinqfon Ca ndidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Biology Kaffii-rini- Rauu-s Carfmf I Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Spanish ) 1 1 if 1 ' . Ann Corfin Conu ' aij Candidote for Bachelor of Arts Degree Drama and they didn ' t take attendance U ' orlli-y Crouu ' Dai ' is Candidote for Bachelor of Arts Degree English tjlt-nn GUen Douinie Candidote for Bachelor of Arts Degree English Hi ' lrn Ki ' Isi ' y Doiunif Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History class of 1964 Beverly ine Gstes Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History Susanni- Peirmxn Gve Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology necessity is the mother of invention . Nctmi KiihcTinc ' Jarrar Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History Antii ' Jishcr Condidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History Nicficls Compfon 3cix Condidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Art Susan Sarcji-n! CfOoJman Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History Ka(firi n t ' Ni ' n Qrccn Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Mathematics Sarafi Marijarcl Hi y Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Religion and Philosophy 113 Nincy 3iirjix HarJt-sfi) Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree French Oris Glijifi ' lfi Harjini) Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology anc Qrcgozy Hcywood Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English Ann Biyffii ' Higgins Condidote for Bochelor of Arts Degree French Barfiara Rose Osicson Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Socioloav Mary ClaiSorni- Jjarralf Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History our senior status symbol . . . 114 Caurii- Kiifiryn Holbrooi Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree French class of 1964 fnu-lini- U ' iHiams Holl Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History go Gl .-n gi-nm-H,- Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Political Science .Miry Boissi ' au ' ucr Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology class of 1964 just Qsk for the governor ' s mansion Nancy Rowlind Kapp Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Political Science Mary U ' al(ac. ' Ki-rr Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English Palricia Ann KiJJ Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Mathemotics -■' :: ' t rada Ann Kirji;o)i ' Condidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Spanish Blair CloyJ Cam jfrl Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology Ciniia Cjilcfirist Ci-i ' iJs Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Art Bi-iH-rly C. mp(ic-ll Ci-i-K-fi Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Spanish Mary 3rani-i-s L ' oi ' i-laot ' Candidote for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology Mari) ll ' yatt lAcC um Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree French 117 Hi ' l.-n Boi d Mc-Hfnri Condidate for Bochelor of Arts Degree English ConsUnct ' Saftt ' rlt ' i ' McKfn3if Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History class of 1964 Palrioia Diani- Mjrfin Candid ote for Bachelor of Arts Degree Mathematics ganf Kalfii-rini- Mi lfr Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History Ann Morrt-ll Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Spanish Mjrlfia Dillon Murcfiison Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Religion and Philosophy 118 Nancy ine Nelson Condidate for Bochelor of Arts Degree Biology Anne CinghoTne mmc Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Economics Bt ' lsy Oiy or . o((ini) iam Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology Susan Clarft- Oast Condidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English Gllen 6li3affffi Pigc Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Sociology 119 Susan Maxfii ' lii Pilmi-r Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology Gli ' iinor Ijounij Pcole Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History Bt ' ffy Gvans PucL ' ttc Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Mathematics Hi ' liTia CAmim Richird Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Art icquchnc I ' lrcjinu Riddle Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Sociology Nincy Ccw s Rowc Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Religion and Philosophy class of 1964 realms of water PirijiniJ Ccc Roi sftT Candidote for Bochelor of Arts Degree Drama Anita Carol Salli-ls Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English ' Jnnces Anne SaniitTS Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology 121 PicSfH Sfiannon Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree French here ' s to the cardinol puff for the first time . . . Pfiyllis drric Sfiorl Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English Dirlem Sijt ' more Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology Carolyn Cicc it- Smild Condidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Political Science 122 class of 1964 uUine G. crgensen oaylor Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Religion and Philosophy G i afi ' lfi Harl oliompson Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Mathemotics Margari ' l Cee ofiompson Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Political Science MiriiTi ' a Dudley ofiompson Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Chemistry Susan Custis ofiompson Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology G t ' anor an Umfit ' r jt ' r Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Art 123 GJiI i Mi-Tun vonQhfin Candidote for Bachelor of Arts Degree French Gllis Bullion lUalfon Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree History Annt ' MilltT lyarrt-n Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Sociology Sarafi Corni ' lia lyarrcn Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Political Science Diani- lUarlficn Candidate tor Bachelor of Arts Degree French Mary Anne U ' l ' iijli ' in Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology 124 Pi-nflopi- Ann U ' .-i ' Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Spanish SanJra U ' had-ly Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Sociology Sli5af.-tfi Prijd U ' llliams Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree English angels in disguise class of 1964 Pamt-la Ct-e U ' rigfil Candidate for Bachelor of Arts Degree Psychology 125 4 f class of 1965 Julie Willmon, sociol committee representative; Susan Spickard, social chairman; Helen Young Hutcheson, marshal. Jo Avery, president; Gary Flake, secretary; Mary Newell, vice president; Cathy Hofgren, treasurer. traditional marks of the junior class — mixers for freshmen, rings, junior- senior banquet ... a van- tage point — saw m.b.c. in transition . . . wistful re- luctance and realistic ap- proach to both reform and the future . . . 126 things do not change; we change. class of 1965 cruel work .. Ann Gordon Abbott Bonnie Beiderwieden Jo Avery Martha Bertrand Dogmar Ausderou Betty Jane Brown Susy Beene Susan Browne 128 ( f f Eleanor Chew Diane Cooper Jane Croddock m ' W ' d m 99 and 44 100;? pure 5 Judy Bryant Stuart Chapmon Joan Critchley June Early Key Early Carol Anne Emory Chorlotte Folk Anne Gillespie Gary Flake Dale Gatchell Mory Gillespie Gigi Flores Carol Gibson Frances Gilliam and I thought my knees were bony 130 class of 1965 « ' - Tv ' Margaret Gunter Suzon Hodges Cathy Hofgren Sue Hook Helen Hutcheson Anne Jackson Margaret Jackson Nancy Jockson Kak Johnson Ibbie Kenna what ' s the score? 131 beouvy is truth; truth beauty X B i ' S? jS sr Gidge Lieblich Peggy Malone Lucy Massie Jean Lynn Katie Marks Betty Ray Matthews Charlotte McCaa Katharine McMillan Katherine Scott Marshall Emy Martin Ann Mebane Dale Midgette 132 woman ' s dreams of love and true desire class of 1965 Faith Neuschel Mary Newell Marsha Nye Sandra Pace Ellen Pagenstecher Julia Price Julene Reese Susan Richards Judy Roy Valerie Ruff 133 class of 1965 Connie Shipe Jane Smith Corol Stewart Nancy Terwilliger Hillie Smith Susan Spiclcard Gloria Stovel en Sallie Thornton gimme, gimme with this ring Roxie Tobin Chorlotte Tyson Mary Whittle Mary Waesche Betsy Wolker Julie Willmon Marshall Wiikerson Nancy Williams 135 whither is fled the visionary gleam? where is it now, the glory and the dream? 136 freshmen, big sisters, fac- ulty skits . . . apple day and johnny appleseed . . . the sophomore slump . . . out with a first in the sophomore show at m.b.c. . . . majors? . . . always advice to the young and closed ears to the old . . . spring, and wise fools begin to wonder . . . BeMy Drury, secretary; Mary Lewis, president; Jean Poland, treasurer; Solly Fisher, vice president. Anne Hunter Larus, social chairmon, Sims Brockenbrough, social committee representative; Hope Rothert, marshal. class of 1966 137 class of 1966 f f Lynn Angevine Jan Bailey Julie Blanchard Susan Brugh Gail Apperson Judy Barbee Ellen Bowers Lynne Bunch Peppy Armstrong Mary Ann Bjorklund Heidi Brandt Avril Chase 138 shall we put all our apples in one bog? Rogie Coulbourn Karen Cowsert Margaret Crowgey Betty Drury Pret Coward Cary Cravens Betsy Cunningham Clare Duane Ann Dahl Barbara Lee Edwards Fran Davis Charlotte Eidschun Carol Delbridge Sally Fisher 139 class of 1966 now, just a little to the left ahhh Martha Flowers Leilo Gibbes Gin Gender Anne Fraser Marijone Gish Carey Goodwin Gigi Freeman Michael Gisriel Joan Goolsby Betsey Gallagher Cynthia Goeltz Marian Gordin 140 Ellen Gordon Joan Hegner Louiie Johnston Cissy Gossmann Mortho Holland Poge Jones Lila Jane Hanbury Penny Huff Genca Karney Rosemary Harris Anne Hutton Dianne Kearney Lou Ann Hartgroves Beryl-Ann Johnson Lucy Lanier dear John class of 1966 Anne Hunter Larus Mary Lewis Nancy Lindsey Meme Lund Ouida McClendon Mary Mack Lawson Scottie Liipfert Alice LIppitt Susan Lyies Missy McKeithen but r can ' t charge that 142 Tikker Merritt Judie Moore Lavinia Mikell Ann Morgan June McLoughlin Solly Morks Lucy Mothews Peggy Mitchell Nancy Jo Morris Gwynn McNought Nancye Marshall Laurie Mauldin Cathy Mdore . Susan Mulford mirror, mirror 143 C3 % smiot class of 1966 y '  but you should see my circles Suzonne Norfleet Glenda Norris Anne Patrick Glenda Peorson Penney Phifer Patricia Phillips Jean Poland Kay Puckette Mary Walker Rainer Susan Ramsey Susanne Rayburn Corol Rednour Barbie Robinson Mimi Robinson Arlene Romweber at least it ' s rum coke Hope Rothert Claire Stern Harriett Schultz Sandy Storm Kitsy Sinclaire Ashlin Swetnam 145 class of 1966 but it ' s drinking my coffee id Annette Tixier Vicky Tucker JoEllen Turner Ginny Vaughan Jone Ellen Via Alice Tolley Claudia Turner Linda Lee Vander May Joan Velton Ann Wade 146 ' :;! 3 « ! r4 ■J? ■' Nino West Carol Whetham Donna White Cinda Waits Latane Ware Janet Wiethoff Caroline Wilson Nancy Yates Pom Wavell Carolyn Weekley Jonet White Ann Yingling Janet Weaver Katherine West Marty Wiese Sandra Zeese the child is father of the man 148 class of 1967 Margaret ' McNeese, morshol; Betsy Acton, social chairman; Linda DiNicolangelo, c. o. representative. Pebble Stone, treasurer; Louise Tabb, president; Betty Baker, secre- tary; Ann Humphrey, vice president. orientation — roommates, big sisters, skit parties, re- ceptions, mixers . . . con- fusion ... a group united and a song for class of 67 . . . parties for big sisters and juniors . . . and with time came familiar- ity of place and the strangers were gone . . . cp oh, honestly . . c t J Betsy Acton Goil Alberts Hope Allen Janet Almond Ellen Anderson Betty Boker Janine Adelman Betsy Allee Morgaret Allen Peggy Anderson Mory Frances Arehort Brenda Bollard if that ' s life, i ' ve had it class of 1967 Morion Borge Virginio Beosley Cindy Beveridge Kay Boyd Roberta Brent Lou Burroughs Elizabeth Berkley Solly Bell Jo Ann Biggodike Susan Boyd Barbara Brothers Linda Burrus ) Jane Botes Susan Benton Angela Blose Rebecca Breeden Cecelia Burns Diana Butler - ?i Preston Carroll Janet Childrey Len Clary Nancy Couch Luvenia Davis Linda DiNicolangelo Gino Carter Charlotte Clark Carol Conway Jennifer Cox Pamela Davis Diane Dinwiddle Caroline Cauble Marjorie Clark Carlo Cooper Nancy Culpeper Sinclair de Bordenove Mimi Dixon 152 Peggy Chapman Joanna Clarke Carolyn Cornforth Rhett Cuthbert Anne Dingledine Mary Dodson class of 1967 39 ... 40 ... 41 how low can you go? Mortho Draper Mary Lane Dudley Leigh Dunson Nancy Falkenberg Jane Feierabend Ann Field 153 recognition class of 1967 t 4 Ann Flother Barbara Freeman Marjorie Gillespie Pot Forbes Ethel Fultz Gay Gilmore 154 ' . ?w r5 Mortha Harlow Margaret Harris Patricia Golden Kothryn Goodman Karen Groham Anne Herndon Libbo Holland Mimi Grondle Courtenay Green Borbora Honno Pom Hyrne Betty Irons Lucia Harrison Frances Harvey Leslie Henderson Borbora Horner Nancy Howerton Ann Humphrey Caroline Jackson Kay Jackson Sidney James Beverley Kennon Anne Kern Mary Ellen Killinger Margaret Jennings Connie Jones Noncy Law Carol Laws Lyn Letson Cynthia Jones Jean Kavanough Pat Kenehan Jeanny Lambeth Lucia Lionberger Molly Jones Susan Kelley Cappy Kennedy Fronnie Laramore Ennes Littrell 156 class of 1967 Claire Livermore Susan McComb Susan McKeown 1 J Judy Love Gloria McDonald Rosa McLaughlin Mildred MacGregor Sue McDowell Margaret McNeese most professors teach basic as well os advanced courses . . . that ' s not western state hospital? Susan Massie Judy Morgan Winnie Mather Ellen Moss Carolyn Newman Corey Matthews Carolyn Murphy Carol Noel Peggy Moddex Barrie Martin Pomelo Melson Kathy Myers Sarah Oden Ellen Martin Pot Matthews Mason Charlotte Michaels Sara Nosh Gail Oliver 158 Mory O ' Neill Suzanne Perry Susan Powell Elizabeth Preddy Sandra Preseren %!r V T Judith Paulsel Mary Ann Powell class of 1967 l.d . . . for me? Mimi Prince Mary Reuman Noncy Rubright Elise Scoville Sylvia Shepherd Anne Shields It - IP 4 m M Ginger Puckett Judith Pugh Susanne Reim Susan Reppert Kafhy Rice Anne Rippetoe Cally Rogers Monica Rothlisberger Ellen Ryan Kay Saffold Carolyn Schaible Anne Scholl 160 class of 1967 Frances Sisson Sally Smith Anne Slater Kathy Smoot where ' s the asp? V Susan Slider Lynn Sloan Nancy Stedman Carol Stephens Elizabeth Shinnick Barbara Shuler Lisa Sigler Janice Smith Leath Stigler 161 f% % IB %h ' early church . . . class of 1967 Indio Throop Sue Townshend Elizabeth Troxell Penny Turner Jennifer Van Brunt Pebble Stone Martha Strawn Jackie Stroupe Louise Tabb Martha Tennent Sally Stowers Ellen Stubbiefield Cathy Summers Virginia Taylor Sara Thompson 162 Nancy Wolters Jean Weiglein Ann Whitten Lynn Williams Constance Yorke Molly Worriner Leslie Westbrook Anne Elizabeth Williams Nancy Williamson Linda Young Jean Watt Jeanne Wheeler Hazel Williams Emily Wright Susan Young look! . . . sports illustrated is taking pictures! 163 honoraries 164 honor society Sullivan award russell scholar laurel society who ' s who beta beta beta 402 workshop honor scholars campus guides may court college marshals college ushers 1963 members honor society Gene Anne Allred Nancy Joyce Blood Katharine Scott Jones Harriet Josephine Murphy Keene Roadman Martha Damaris Singletary Elizabeth Hockaday White 166 algernon Sydney Sullivan award Dorothea Louise Bessire Archibald Alexander Sproul 1963 recipients 167 Margaret Kermeen Cole russell scholar 168 Karen Appleby Virginia Hope Baldwin Elizabeth Jane Brown Senah Anne Buchanan Margaret Kermeen Cole Margaret Darke Engle Charlotte Hoff Folk Sarah Margaret Hagy Margaret Elizabeth Hogenauer Frances Anne Sanders Karen Adair Schultz Carolyn Tieche Smith laurel society 169 who ' s who Sarah Louise Alley Karen Appleby Virginia Hope Baldwin Margaref Kermeen Cole Kathryn Ellen Green Sarah Margaret Hagy Beverly Campbell Leetch Marfha Dillon Murchison Eleanor Young Poole Jacqueline Virginia Riddle Frances Anne Sanders Pickef-t Shannon Julia Ruth Carrington Nancy Jane Nelson beta beta beta Karen Appleby Jane Reid Bailey Virginia Hope Baldwin Joan Elizabeth Critchley Nichols Compton Fox Scotia Anne Kenney Nancy Moses Lindsey Susan Clarke Oast Carol Sutton Stewart 402 workshop 172 campus guides Ann Virginia Alexander Jane Reid Bailey Julie Harper Blanchard Nancy Simmons Brockenbrough Ann Louise Dahl Barbara Lee Edwards Sarah Barker Fisher Betsey Ellen Gallagher Joan Kay Goolsby Lou Ann Hartgraves Anne Doreen Hufrton Mary Claire Jackson Gene Carolyn Karney Millicent Jean McKeithen Sally Harrison Marks Nancye Dale Marshall Nancy Jo Morris Susan Parry Mulford Glenda Lee Norris Anne Meredith Patrick Roberta Winton Penn Kay Holmes Puckette Susanne Goodwyn Rayburn Janet Hope Rothert Harriett Franklin Schultz Elizabeth Lee Slawter Carol Ann Storm Lamira Parker Sullivan Margaret Ashlin Swetnam Claudia Jane Turner Ann Latane Ware Katherine Bradley West Janet Anne White Sandra Gillette Zeese 173 Gail Sharon Alberts Janet Clark Almond Sally Tucker Bell Virginia Frances Carter Peggy Ann Chapman Pamela Cralle Davis Linda Cae DiNicolangelo Dana Marguerite Garber Ann Boatwright Humphrey Cappy Spencer Kennedy Frances Marie Laramore Kathleen Long Myers Mary Kemper Page Judith Victoria Pugh Susanne Jane Reim Ann Calvin Rogers Barbara Lucile Shuler Louise Stuart Tabb Leslie Arden Westbrook honor scholars . L- it bu ' ii ' iAil iltk ' ' beauty may queen Jean Umberger tm. Nancy Nelson junior attendants Hesta Liiton i Emy Martin Helen Young Hutcheson 177 Hope Rothert Rosemary Harris sophomore attendants Jan Bailey Missy McKeithen freshman attendants Jennifer Cox Brenda Ballard Margoret McNeese Rosa McLaughlin college marshals standing, Helen Young Hutcheson, Margaret McNeese, Hope Rothert, Iris Harding; seated, Nancy Nelson, chief marshal. 180 college ushers standing, Emy Martin, Claudia Turner, Rosemary Harris; seated, Carol Anne Emory. standing, Betty Lou Barnes, Susan McGown, Diane Warthen; seoted, Diane Nichols. 181 organizations student government christian association choir and glee club recreation association campus athletics campus clubs eta beta pi campus workers bookstore publications student government association Karen Appleby president executive committee: Julia Carrington, vice president; Sarah Alley, chairman of the judici- ary board; Hope Baldwin, chairman of the honor court; Karen Appleby, president; Jackie Riddle, chairman of the house president ' s council. focal point of student direc- tion ... a long, long foil re- treat . . . three-branched har- mony . . . self-government — an ideal that is practiced . . . day student organization a growing closeness with the whole ... a very welcome open house at christmos time . Ann Conway, vice president; Pat Kidd, president; Ann Higgins, secretary-treasurer. Student board mediator for everyday student life . . . elections — do you want to spend all night in king . . . constitution revised — the beginnings of a solution . . . ' 64 project — mock republican convention . . . row one, Sarah Alley, Karen Appleby, Hope Baldwin; row two, Ginny Royster, Jo Avery, Soroh Brennan; row three, Karen Cowsert, Bev Leetch, Fran Sanders; row four, Julia Carrington, Chorlotte Folk, Penny Wev; row five, Mortha Murchinson, Mary Lewis, Jackie Riddle; row six, Kothy Green. 185 board of coordination student publicity . . . frantic shuffling of school events . . . emergency thursday-night colls . . . planning for o coordinated meeting schedule — this week . . . row one, Sally Hagy, Leslie Wilson, row two, Betty Ray Matthews, Hope Allen; row three; Ginny Royster, choir- social committee projects entertainment into an academic atmos- phere ... a mysterious walk to the holloween party . . . Christmas dance — formals and delicate decorations . . . everybody ' s birthday dinner . . . may day . . . open house . . . bock row, Gory Flake, Sims Brockenbrough, Anne Hunter Lorus, Morjorie Gillespie, Nancy Morris, Betsy Acton, Mary Ann Appleby, Betty Jone Brown, Laurie Holbrook, Hope Rothert, Betty Lou Barnes; front row, Susan Spickard, Fairfax Hardesty, Sarah Brennan, chairman; Fran Gilliam. 186 house presidents ' council dorm policies, problems — telephones, messy lounges, cats . . . 1 1 :00 house meetings — announcements . . . campus-wide co- operation . . . quiet hour . . . parties, spring picnics . . . man on the hall . . . , jff fAU 64vJ«; ■|.)! il.: Jackie Riddle, chairman; Wortley Davis, Mary Whittle, Pom Wright, Betty Jane Brown. Anne Jackson, Anne Gordon Abbott, Betsy Walker, Susan Thompson, Beverly Estes, Jean Urn- berger, Bess Alexander. 187 judiciary board row one, Marsha Nye, Alice Tolley, Ellen Gordon, Libby Thompson; row two, Susan Scheel, Dale Gatchell, June Mc- Laughlin, Marshall Wilkerson, Judie Moore; row three, Byrd Williams, Sarah Alley, Nancy Rowe, Jane Heywood. little things — blind dates, signing in and out, late minutes, rainy nights, white cards, freshmen lights . . . long block robes . . . restric- tion slips . . . permeating in- fluence — honor . . . honor court outgrowth of on expanding campus personal honor and integrity . . . coordination with the advisory board enforcing the ideal . . . Hope Baldwin chairman ■1 Judy Bryant, Senah Buchanan, Hope Baldwin, Judy Payne, Margie Hogenauer, Judy Shannon. 189 christian service, worship, and fel- lowship . . . offiliotive ties — communication to stu- dents through denomi- national groups . . . com- bination of the light and the deeply serious . . . con- tinuous and untiring pro- grams — - exam and dorm devotions . . . active partici- pation encouraged . . . from left, Susie Lyies, secretary; Lee Slowter, treasurer; Julene Reese, vice president; Martha Murchison, president. c a. council: front row, Susan Browne, Suzanne Aekerman, Fairfax Hardesty, Sally Hagy; back row. Iris Harding, Linda DiNicolangelo, Eleanor Poole. 190 association dorm representatives: row one, Nancy Jackson, Penney Phifer, Diane Cooper, Annette Tixier; row two, Julie Bianchord, Susanne Rayburn, Celia Crittenden; row three. Iris Harding, Mary Ann Appleby, Carol Noel, Nancy Williams. dr. kellam prepares Santa s elves an overflowing response . we wish you a merry Christmas 192 christian association activities denominational fellowships Westminister fellowship mission work at betsy bell church . . . Wednesday lunches with mr. hobbie . . . u.va. and w. I. associations . . . richmond and mossanetta retreats . . . sun- day morning fellowship — coffee and dough- nuts . . . Susan Browne, vice president; Eleonor Poole, president; Betsy Gallagher, secretary-treasurer. Iris Harding, president; Dr. Sam Hill; Mr. James Ware; Mary Wolker Rainer, social; Susan Massie, vice president. Rev. R. Corrington Pau ette; Luvenio Davis, vice president; Penny Abbitt, projects; Ellen Holtz, advisor. baptist student union . . . bi-monthly meetings . . . close associations with lexington and Charlottesville . . . group sponsored welfare projects . . . close church bond . . . som hill . . , adopted church parents . . . state convention In lynchburg . . . 194 Peggy Chapman, treasurer; Father McConnell; Patti Golden, secretary; Scofia Kenney, president. newman club . . . monthly meetings at st. francis ' rectory . . . church history . . . small group . . . proposes full acquaintance with roman catholic faith . . . first fridays . . . Fairfax Hardesty, president; Rev. Carl Hailey; Lee Slowter, vice president; Gail Apperson, publicity; Mr. Don Dickson; JoEllen Turner, fellowship. wesley fellowship . . . picnic in early fall . . . carolling . . . adopted families . . . monthly meetings with noted guest speakers . . . canterbury club . . . fall picnic at willson ' s farm . . . speakers, movies, conferences . . . super- vising mischievous angels at trinity kindergarten . . . snow, Christmas caroling, cocoa, and doughnuts . . . corporate com- munion, Sunday morning breakfast at church . . . Julie Blanchard, secretary-treasurer; Julie Willmon, president; Jan Haddrell, vice president. 195 choir limited membership . . . try-outs . . . tues- day and thursday chapel . . . 5:00 re- hearsals — mad search for red pencils . . . music of all periods ... a liturgical drama . . . performance at princeton . . . bacca- laureate and graduation . . . back row, Hillie Smith, chairman of the board; Ann Wade, sophomore representative; Kathy Myers, freshman representative; front row, Solly Hagy, president; Cathy Hofgren, secretary-treasurer. Mr. Gordon Page, director. row one, Solly Hogy, Sarah Brennon, Cathy Hofgren, Betty Roy Matthews, Sarah Alley, Julene Reese, Barbara Shuler, Molly Jones; row two. Penny Wev, Penny Wilson, Charlotte Tyson, Morsho Nye, Betty Jane Brown, Susan Scheel, Dole Midgette, Libby Thompson; row three, Cathy Summers, Susan Browne, Hillie Smith, Patty Bilbo, Carol Stewart, Kotherine Farror, Sims Brockenbrough, Mary Frances Arehort, Kathy West; row four, Mory Ellen Killinger, Julio Corrington, Mary Anne Weiglein, Kathy Myers, Penny Abbitt, Mary Newell, Susan Massie, Margaret Gunter; row five, Mary Lane Dudley, Meme Lund, Carol Rednour, Hope Allen, Penny Huff, Glendo Pearson, Ann Wade, Peggy Weaver. 196 concert rehearsal at prin- ceton . . . 197 bi-weekly rehearsals . . . oc- casional chapel anthems . . . joint projects with the choir . . . black dresses . . . trial and accomplishment . . . glee club Sondy Storm, vice-president, secretary, Nancy Jackson, treasurer; Jan Haddrell, president. ll V nif!f ' i6ti row one, Sandy Storm, JoEllen Turner, Page Jones, Carol Delbridge, Arlene Romweber, Jean Weiglein, Jan Haddrell, Charlotte Michaels; row two, Margie Hogenauer, Nancy Law, Betty Swope, Faith Neuschel, Mary Ann Bjorklund, Ann Tingling, Claudia Turner, Susan Muiford; row three, Ellen Bowers, Anne Froser, Genca Karney, Lomira Sullivan, Martha Strewn, Sylvia Shepherd, Marjorie Gillespie, Sue Townshend; row four, Karen Cowsert, Judy Bryant, Judy Poyne, Nancy Jackson, Martha Bertrand, Gwynn McNaught, Jane Ellen Via, June Early, Kay Early. L 1 m 1 =4 r recreation association executive committee: Penny Wev, president; Cindy Goeltz, vice president; Stuffy Weekley, treasurer; Linda Leeds, publicity; Anne Alexander, secretary. dorm representatives: standing, Judy Pleasants, Kathy Bowman, Nancy Falkenberg, Betty Irons, Emily Wright; seated, Elizabeth Preddy, Pot Kenehan, Elizabeth Troxell. 200 blazer girl, Billie Litton Clark, receives the award from Honey Bessire, 1963 president of r.a. four clans — Irish, scotch, engllsh, welsh . . . intramurals — hockey to bridge, and ping pong to col- lege bowl . . . relaxation . . . faculty participation . . . exams — wreck of the week . . . blazer girl . . . clan leaders: Jean Poland, english; Anne Hunter Larus, welsh; Lyn MacCorkle, scotch; Anne Hutton, irish. faculty skits good e-ven-ing groundlings ■1 ■sf B y3 m} m 5 wj K fcj ■' H w i ffc p M fij B i 4f ' 4 HB ll n. ' H faculty insight 202 beowulf all the things you are . . . playboy of the western world — and bunny . . . behind the scenes f w angle shot up and at ' em intramural activities in back of me, to your left. Is what is known as a bowling ball the cover . . 204 hockey popular fall sport at m.b.c. . . . speed and dexterity . . . yellow tunics and kneesocks . . . endurance trials at madison . . . the aim — field goals . . . hockey team: back row, Charlotte Eidschum, Mimi Dixon, Jean Poland, MimI Grandle, Betty Swope, Barbie Robinson, Angela Blose, Louise Tabb; front row, Susan Reppert, Margie Hogenauer, Sinclair de Bordenave, Betty Ray Matthews, Sue Palmer, Ann Kern. 1% ' to the rescue ! dolphins from back, June McLaughlin, secretary; Margie Hogenauer, treasurer; Carolyn T. Smith, presi- dent. tryouts . . . initiation — kick- boards and bathing cops . . . hours of practice . . . wet hair . . . costumes, make-up, music . . . flats done, dress rehearsal, finishing touches . . . butter- flies, ballet legs, back dolphins . . . Vermont, maine, miami — this is america . . . dolphins: Ellen Pogenstecher, Carol Wetham, Marsha Nye, Ann Flather, Connie Jones, Charlotte McCao, Caroline Wilson, Betsy Gallagher, June McLaughlin, Caroline T. Smith, Pam Wavell, Hope Baldwin, Margie Hogenauer, Judy Shannon. 206 3-: .:--. woterbabies we can ' t swim without our waterwings % they do things they can ' t do on brood- way . . . 207 modern dance club gr- ? and coordination smile, you ' re supposed to enjoy it ughhhh originated in 1963 . . . require- ments — genuine interest and skill in dance . . . freedom of expression through movement . . . dancing for discussion and criticism . . . performances seen by noted authorities — richmond dance festival . . . 208 fencing Q centuries-old sport in a moder setting . . . Sylvia ' s wotchful eye . . . new interest at m.b.c. . . . gloves, masks, jackets, foils . . . swiftness and adeptness ... a workday at madison — professionals . . . college exhibition ... an individual sport with a chance to exhibit valor, honor . . . bit n ' spur comes a horseman known as zorro to the woods president: Nancy Rowe vice pres: Julie Blanchard secretary: Susan Thompson treasurer: Genia Hedden a second year organi- zation . . . promotion of horsemanship for the ad- vanced rider . . . en- thusiasm, sportsmanship, and ability . . . over the top . . . endurance tests with the glenmore hunt club . . . gynkana . . . i dreamed i jumped hurdles 210 on the 19th hole sorry, arnold is waiting H HRT 1 y Wl 1 m n V ■' Wm ■1 - Wm ■Jh t 1 J % golf popular fall and spring sport . . . instruction at all levels . . . professional advice for competitive players . . . the horseshoe . . . buffet lunches at ingleside . . . m.b.c. sponsor of april inter-collegiate com- petition . . . 211 tennis long shot . . . ' 63 southern college winner, cindy goeltz team Len Clary Nancy Folkenberg CharloHe Folk Cynthia Goeltz Cissy Gossmann Loulie Johnston Pat Kenehan Sondra Zeese three outstanding m.b.c representatives, sandy zeese, cindy goeltz, charlotte folk . . . the serve . . professional coach . . . na- tional ranking team players . . . m.b.c hostess for middle atlantic championship tour- nament . . . 213 fine arts club Niki Fox, president; Davyne Verstandig, secretary- treasurer; Happy Juer, vice president. artistic curiosity in various fields . . . voluminous membership ... dr. Jeffreys and the dulcimer . . . mrs. vodaka, warmth and pottery ... a happening at m.b.c. . . . spring hootenany on the patio ... an attempt at bohemia . . . 214 Spanish club Barbara Lee Edwards, secretary-treosurer; Kay Cortmell, vice president; Janet White, president. you said we ' d have tequilia hola! . . . acquaintance with local Spaniards . . . learning from a cuban refugee . . . Christmas festival with 13th century drama . . . culture — in new york . . . Christmas entertainment — 13th century style . . . young democrats from left, Nancy Kapp, Jane Craddock, Jo Ellen Jennette, organizing committee; kneeling, Mortho Bertrand, president. monthly meetings . . . keen interest in current and related events . . . campus co- ordination with the other party . . . regulated programs and panel discussions with professors . . . why am i o democrat? 216 young republicans from left, Lyn Angevine, corresponding sec; Judie Moore, member-at- Icrge; Tikker Merritt, publicity chairman; Coria Russell, vice president; Colly Rogers, member-ot-large; Susan Mulford, treasurer; Sandy Storm, recording sec; seated, Margaret Gunter, president. £V 0, !f|£ organized 1964 . . . struggles for cohesive con- stitution . . . emphasis on the issue of franchise . . . rise of modern woman in politics . . . need to be well-informed . . . inter-collegiate pro- grams . . . confronting the issue . . . belief in the value and virtue of partisan politics . . . suggestions from the floor? 217 public affairs forum the quest for understanding . . . panels and speakers . . . contro- versy — support and opposition . . . impact of the news . . . broadening horizons ... re- vitalized interest . . . distillation and evaluation . . . skilled direction . . . gigi, sylvie, dagmar — our foreign represen- totives to the public affairs . . . Susan Goodman, president; Martha Bertrand, vice president; Jo Ellen Jennette, publicity, Jane Craddock, secretary. 218 A ' L xA --— H HW n B fiPV B I _ mlt IJn - _g; |HHl H|HHi pH Hy ' ■Bk M HL Hi HW - ' flH M l l Si B I ' B PI Ij , 1 m.b.c. campaigns the grand old party . . the conservative choice starched pinafores . . . could i please have a table? . . . milk slips ... 16 coffees . . . annual snacks at b.c. ' s . . . julia, could i be down tomorrow night? . . . indescribable breakfast shifts . . . pre-dinner chats and coffee . . . scooping ice, counting forks, fold- ing napkins . . . spread the word that we ' re having liver tonight . . . those terrible mo- ments when something falls . . . good friends in the kitchen ... a close group . . . ,, JSL before the onslaught the onslaught . . . and she asked to reserve both tables . . . eta beta pi whew 220 wmmi mtmn m eeney, meeny, miny, moe at least it ' s not 550 little white envelopes . . . got one! post office ha, ha, be, bi, ahh . oil the comforts of home one for the bookstore, two for me 222 perspective campus workers this Is the way we work in the lab wow, is somebody ever out of proportion . . . fanny hill?!? bookstore last year it was richmond in time of war this year, it ' s piety and politics . . . freedorr to browse . yummy, yummy; royalties, royalties 224 board of publications Penny Abbitt Karen Appleby Carol Stewart Kathy Green Fran Sanders Mimi vonGlahn Mary Newell Nancy Kapp Julia Price Eleanor Poole gentle overseeing of campus publications . . . past and present editors and business managers of literary vehicles . . . selection of editors for subsequent year . . . 225 M A R Y B A L D W I N C O L L E G E STUDENT HANDBOOK 1963 - 1964 on informative annual publication . . . upperclassman refresher and freshman introduction to m.b.c. . . . a succinct survey of the college re- quirements — judicial, social, and ed- ucational . . . Anne Jackson, Penny Abbitt, editor; Mary Ann Apple- by, Ann Warren, Jane Heywood, Margie Hogenauer, Judie Moore, Charlotte Tyson. 226 a december publication . . . home addresses of students, faculty, and administration . . . useful year- round . . . 1963- 964 Mory Newell, editor. k I Ann Humphrey, Nancy Culpepper, Kothy West. 227 ■V Patty Martin photography editor Lyn MacCorkle photographer Gail McMichael managing editor 228 Nancy Rowe photographer Scotia Kenney caption editor Dr. Ben Smith advisor bluestocking ' ■Helena Richard art editor Kothy Green editor Julia Price business manager Davyne Verstondig literary editor 229 Molly Holt copy editor the bluestocking ort staff: Pol- Kenehan, Mary Waesche, Leslie Henderson. photographers: Morjorie Clark, Lynn Moc- Corkle, Susan McComb. photography staff: Betty Perusse, Mortho Holland, Marty Flowers, Bonnie Beiderwieden, Jo Ann Biggadike, Judy Morgan, Connie Shipe. business staff, front row, Marty Flowers, Sandy Storm, Julia Price, Ellen Moss; bock row. Gay Gilmore, Brenda Ballard, Martha Draper, Barrie Martin, Barbara Horner. literary stoff; front row, Leslie Wilson, Joan Critchley; bock row, Dovyne Ver- standing, Potti Golden, Jo Avery. literary staff: Lyn Bunch, Susan Brugh, Scotia Kenney. typing staff: Stuffy Weekley, Mimi Prince, Gail Apperson, Barbara Lee Edwards. greetings from the editor n literary staff: front Edwards, Anne Slater, Ashlin Swetnam. , Stuffy Weekley, Anne Rippetoe, Barbara Lee Elizabeth Preddy; back row, Diane Dinwiddle, 231 an attempt to distill a moment, to secure a memory . . . enthusiasm — work . . . endless edit- i n g and irrevocable deadlines . . . words and pictures . . . essentials . . . never-ending search for new angles . . . all- nighters . . . encourage- ment — big ben ... in- novation and reward — a year between two covers . . . campus comments Beryl-Ann Johnson assistont news editor Horriett Schultz photography editor Anita Soffels feature editor Fairfax Hardesty news editor Mary Humphreys advisor Karen Schultz advisor Mrs. Dolores Lescure advisor Esther Johnson exchange editor Fran Sanders editor 232 ,1, Hope Rofhert Nancy Rowe make-up editor cartoonist Suzanne Ackerman headline editor Eleanor Poole business manager Page Jones copy editor campus comments Eleanor Poole, business manager; Fran Sanders, editor. reporters: stonding, Ann Humphrey, Judie Moore, Darlena Size- more, Pam Melson, Linda DiNicofangelo, Ann Whitten, Phyllis Short, Latane Ware, Anne Shields, Betsy Cunningham, Gwynn McNaught, Claire Jackson, Tina Bratina, Janet Childrey; seated, Annette Tixier, typist, Byrd Williams, Lucia Harrison, Joan Gools- by, Marian Gordin. weekly student publication . . . cen- ter of intra-campus communico- tion . . . vox populi . . . first class honor ratings . . . immediate rec- ord of m.b.c. events . . . sponsors gfamour contest . . . 40th anniver- sary celebration — contributions by former editors . . . highlighted at commencement — chorlie mcdowell and emphasis on journalism . . . 234 associate editors: Susan Scheel, Hope Baldwin, Bev Leetch. advertising staff: Susan Goodman, Kappy Goodman, Gin Gonder; cir culation staff: Marty Flowers, Marian Gordin, Jane Miller. headline writers: Martha Bertrand, Charlotte Tyson, Gin Gonder, Ann Dohl, Latane Ware, Margaret Gunter. 235 Rosemary Harris portrays John- ny Appleseed planting seeds for sophomore skits at Apple Day, October 23. The skits, a fried chicken dinner and apple- picking were highlights of the traditional fall holiday for MBC students, faculty and staff. College Hosts Frosh Parents Representing states from Con- necticut to Texas and Wisconsin, 155 families of freshmen will be on the Man, ' Baldwin College campus tomorrow for Freshman Parents ' Day. After registration in the Mirror Room, at 11:30 a.m. there will be a panel discussion in King Audi- torium on the different aspects of freshman life. Freshmen on the panel include Carol Conway, Nan- cy Culpeper, Diane Dinwiddie, Ann Flather and Mary Page. They will discuss dorm life, the Honor System and the religious, academ- ic and social phases of MBC cam- pus living. The background of the 1963 freshman class will be presented by Mrs. Martha Grafton, dean of the college. Miss Marguerite Hill- house, registrar and director of ad- missions, and Miss Elizabeth Park- er, dean of students. Luncheon will be served in Hunt Hall at 1:00 p.m. to the 220 fresh- men and their guests. There will be a faculty-parent reception and tea in Spencer Hall in the after- noon. The student body voted last Monday to continue the project carried on in the past of provid- ing Christmas gifts for under- privileged children in the Staunton area. mrnents Vol. XXXIX Mary Baldwin College, Staunton. Va., Friday, Oct. 25, 1963 No. 4 President Dean Plan For Indian Exchange President Samuel R. Spencer, Jr. and Dean Martha S. Grafton will attend a meeting in Washing- ton, D.C., Januai-y 13-15, to discuss new developments in the United States — India Woman ' s College Exchange Program. Six Indian colleges participating in the program were announced recently by Dr. William F. Quil- lian, Jr., president of Randolph- Macon Woman ' s College. Dr. Quil- lian is chairman of the group sponsoring the newly established program. The six Indian Colleges are In- draprastha College, Delhi; Isabella Thoburn College, Lucknow; Wom- en ' s Christian College, Madras; Queen Mary ' s College, Madras; Maharani ' s College, Bangalore; and University College for Wom- en, Hyderabad. Dr. Quillian, President Anne Pannell of Sweet Briar, and Chancellor Grellet Simpson of Mary Washington College have just returned from a six-weeks visit to India, during which they discussed the program with col- lege officials there. The six Indian colleges were chosen as a result of their visit. Government to Aid The U.S. Department of State has made a grant of $356,000 m rupees in support of the program. The U.S. -Indian Exchange proj- ect, to begin in 1964-65, will en- able six members of the faculty or staff from 13 participating U.S. colleges, including Mary Baldwin College, to serve for one year at one of the participating Indian col- leges. In exchange, six persons from the Indian colleges will serve annually in the U.S. colleges. Colleges to Alternate During the four-year program, each college will be represented in alternate years. The committee meeting in Washington in conjunction with the American Association of Col- leges will decide which faculty members will go to India and which American colleges will re- ceive Indian faculty, determine the rate of compensation, set up a permanent U.S. E.xecutive Com- mittee and select the team of three presidents to go to India in the fall of 1964 to visit the par- ticipating colleges. In addition to Mary Baldwin and Randolph-Macon, the partici- pating women ' s colleges in this country are Sweet Briar and Mary Washington, in Virginia; Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga.; Barnard College, N.Y.; Be nnett College, Greensboro, N.C. Also included are Connecticut College. New London. Conn.: Goucher College, Baltimore, Md.; Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass.; Queens College, Charlotte, N.C; Western College for Women, Oxford, Ohio; and Wheaton College, Norton, Mass. Politicians To Convene In 97 Days Only 97 days are left before Mary Baldwin College ' s mock Re- publican convention. Where are the politicians on campus? How do you feel on cur- rent national issues? Are you aware of your state ' s political problems? — Carolyn T. Smith, chairman of the steering commit- tee, directs these questions to stud- ents at MBC. Senator Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky and Congressmen John V. Lindsay of New York and Ger- ald R. Ford of Michigan are the choices proposed for the speaker at the MBC convention. The steer- ing committee has submitted these choices to the Speakers Bureau, a part of the National Republican Committee in Washington, D.C. The bureau does not know as vet whether Senator Morton will be available on the day of the MBC convention. Congressmen Lindsay and Ford are now being contacted by the bureau. Their re- plies will be forwarded to the steering committee as soon as they are received. These national committeemen head their respective committees: Margaret Thompson, credentials; Eleanor Poole, rules: Susan Thompson, platform; Anne Gordon Abbott, registration; and Nancy Kapp, publicity. Student Theater to Read lonesco ' s ' Rhinoceros ' ; Verstandig, Penn to Take Leading Roles in Play The Readers ' Theater at Mary Baldwin College will present Eu- gene lonesco ' s Rhinoceros at 7 p.m., November 25, in Hunt Lounge. In this, the second pro- duction of the season, Davyne Verstandig and Robbie Penn will take the leading roles, supported by Anne Yingling, Martha Draper, Anne Dingledine, Nancy Yates, Jo Avery and Susan Massie. Other participants include Cynthia Jones, Susan Oast, Margaret Cole, Glenda Pearson, Dianne Garrett and Kathy Myers. According to Dr. Fletcher Col- lins, Jr., professor of dramatic arts. Rhinoceros is a wacky play about a day when everybody be- gan turning into a rhinoceros. The work of a contemporary avant - garde playwright, R h i - noceros is the first of lonesco ' s plays to be successfully staged on Broadway. The original cast fea- tured Zero Mostel in the lead role. Readei-s Theater will present a program December 5 of Christmas readings, including Eliot ' s Journey of the Magi and the Wakefield Second Shepherds Play. 236 Page Two CAMPUS COMMENTS Geyer Relates Piety Politics In New Book In this world exists a chaotic territory where religion and poli- tics are joined. How do these two areas form a bridge and how stable is and should it be? These are the main concerns of Dr. Alan Geyer, associate professor of po- litical science, in his book Piety and Politics. The official publishing date of the book is October 14. At this time there will be an autograph- ing party in the Mary Baldwin College bookstore from 3-5 p.m. Dr. Geyer, also an ordained Methodist minister, stated that the work on Piety and Politics goes back almost 10 years to 1955-56 and was not completed until 1961 The future is Dr. Geyer ' s main consideration. He shows the many opportunities Protestantism has to help shape world policy, and he urges the individual to take initia- tive and procedure. Goldwater Top Choice As candidates seeking the presi- dential nomination from the Re- publican party continue dramat- ically to toss their hats into the ring, and try with everything from suspicious promises of abol- ishing the graduated income tax to those tiresome tactics of hand- shaking and baby-kissing, an ob- scure political service operating on the campus of Mary Baldwin College released the results of its first vital survey. Senator Bari-y Goldwater, the voice of the conservatives, at present holds an impressive 4-1 lead over other Republican hope- fuls. Henry Cabot Lodge, Nelson Rockefeller, and William Scranton polled enough votes among the mock state committees to place themselves in a tie for second po- sition. The third most popular is Gov- ernor George Romney of Michi- gan. Political speculation has in- creased as the nation and the Re- publican party anticipate the final decisions to be made in February by MBC ' s mock Republican Con- vention. Annual Receives ' 63 Honor Rating The Bluestocking of 1963 has been awarded a First Class Honor Rating by the Associated Collegi- ate Press in comparison with year- books of other colleges with simi- lar enrollment. Eleanor A. Ostman was the judge for the Bluestocking and other comparable annuals. The judge pointed out that the strong point of the book was the candid pictures. The 1963 Bluestocking was jnder the leadership of Jean Wells, editor. College Opens Sidewalk Cafe Bonjour! will be a familiar phrase for French and English- speaking people of the college community at the new sidewalk cafe beside La Maison Francaise. Beginning Monday 6 days a week, from 8-10 a.m., a continent- al breakfast will be served by Mrs. Viola Becks, a cateress in Staun- ton. Juice (orange, tomato or grapefruit) will cost 10 cents, cof- fee, 15 cents and sweet rolls, 15 cents. Breakfast will be served in the kitchen of La Maison Francaise when weather prevents use of the terrace. Dixie to Show Art Features A series of art features will be shown at the Dixie Theater on Thursdays beginning after exams. The eight foreign films to be shown were selected by Mary Baldwin College students in a sur- vey by Dr. Ben H. Smith, Jr., as- sistant professor of English. The dates and titles are as fol- lows: February 6, Hiroshima — Mon Amoui; February 13, Murder at the Gallop; February 20, The Virgin Springs; February 27, Antigone; March 5, Saturday Night — Sunday Morning; March 12, Der Rosenkavalier; March 19, Last Year at Marienbad or The 400 Blows. J iXX- V Q vS ' ' P V i 0 V 0 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letter to Editor Stimulates Student Discussion on Chapel Dear Editor: In last week ' s Campus Com- ments Davyne Verstandig con- tributed a letter giving her rea- sons why compulsory chapel at- tendance should be done away with at Mary Baldwin. My first reaction to the article was excite- ment to find that a student had the courage to express what she be- lieved even though what she advo- cated obviously would be unpopu- lar with the administration. I am sure many people had this reac- Senior Rhymes Plea for Food Dear Editor: Forget the words Please pass the foodi ' ' They are extinct. no longer used. Without our seconds, we ' ve changed our tune. Sauce and starch is all we spoon. Let ' s go eat out, has become the move. A Senior tion and did not bother to think about what the letter was really saying. Later I decided that I agreed with very little of what she had to say. Student attitude at chapel has been bad, undoubtedly, and oc casionally I have had the same feelings Davyne expressed, of be ing out of the mood for chapel (I wonder if it is possible for a person who is really a Christian to be out of the mood for chapel? These feelings I had were not the fault of the people who organize the chapel programs; and if they interfered with what I got out of the program it was my fault. My main point is this: you get out of something only what you put into it. A student who has within herself a reverent attitude can find meaning in our chapel programs if her neighbors are fast asleep or clawing each other ' s eyes out. Let us try to adopt a reverent attitude for ourselves; maybe our neighbors will catch on. Jean Lynn New loolc on campus? This picture of Dr. Thomas Grafton, pro- fessor of sociology, made in 1944, proves that Dr. Ben Smith, pro- fessor of English, shown on the right in a recent picture, is merely INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS ASSOCIATED COLLEGIATE PRESS VIRGINIA INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS ASSOCIATION EDITOR Fran Sanderg BUSINESS MANAGER Eleanor Poole AssociAii Editobs Hope Baldwin, Margaret Cole, Ber Lectch, Susan Scheel News Editor Fairfax Hardesty Assistant Beryl Ann Johnson Fkatusk Editob Anita Sailels Make-up Editor Hope Rothert Assistant Ann Dahl Headline Editor Suzanne Ackerman Assistants Martha Bertrand, Gin Gonder, Marijane Gish, Margaret Gunter, Juliane Jorgensen, Charlotte Tyson, Latane Ware Photography Editok Harriett Scbultz Assistant A. C. Butt Copy Editor Page ;„„„ HiAD Typist Julie Wilhnan Assistants Tina Bratina, Betsy Cunningham, Jane McMurdo, Carol Noel, Annette Tixier Cartoonist Nancy Rowe Foreign Correspondent Adele Jeffords Exchange Editor Esther Johnson Reporters Tina Bratina, Janet Childrey, Carolyn Clenuner, Betsy Cunningham, Linda DiNicolangelo, Jane Feierabend, Joan Goolsby Marian Gordin, Lucia Harrison, Ann Humphrey, Claire Jackson, Charlotte McCaa, Gwynn McNauuht, Ellen Martin, Pam Melson, Judie Moore, Gail Oliver, Anne Shields, Phyllis Short, Darlena Siremore, Latane Ware, Ann Whitten, Byrd Williams Advertising Manager Susan Goodman Assistants Gin Gonder, Betty Puckette Circulation Manages jane Miller Assistants Tina Bratina, Marty Flowers, Marian Gordin Martha Hol- land, Nancy Kapp, Katie Marks, Judy Payne, Nancy Yates Advisors Mary E. Humphreys, Dolores Lescurc, Karen Schultz Second-class postage paid at Staunton, Virginia. Frequency: 20 times yearly: 1 in Sept.; 3 i Oct.: 3 in Nov.; 1 in Dec.; 2 in Jan.; 3 in Feb.; 2 in Mar.; 2 in Apr.; 2 in May; I in Jun Dolphins Choose Patriotic Theme For Annual Show This is America is the theme this year of the water show to be presented by the Dolphin Club. The pageant, an annual event at Mary Baldwin College, will be neld January 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. Students, faculty and guests are mvited to attend. Tickets will be sold for 50 cents. Members of the Dolphins work- mg behind the scenes are sopho- more Betsey Gallagher, who taped the music, and junior Margie Hogenauer, who is responsible for lighting effects. Sophomore June McLaughlin is in charge of the programs, and junior Jean Melvin designed the flats. President of the Dolphin Club is senior Carolyn T. Smith. Have You Seen RICK ' S CO-ED CORNER 18 S. Augusta St. Staunton, Va. 238 Ici La Maisoii Fraiicaise, French — Cafe to Attic by Gary Flake With a true Gallic resident, a formal salon and a maid who speaks French, La Maison Fran- caise is not the most typical ol dorms. Heading the enfantes terribles is Miss Christiane Rimbault of Montpellier. France, When she is not teaching, Chris is usually m the lounge playing bridge, learn- ing the Oiseau (French for the Bird ) or helping the girls with language difficulties. Quick to assume her role as house mother, she once scaled a fire escape to her room on the second floor when the entire dorm was locked out during a meeting at Hilltop. After leading the 12 girls in a verse of the Marseil- laise, she opened the front door and shooed everyone off to bed. Despite the inevitable problems of speaking a foreign tongue, the inhabitants of La Maison Fran- caise have learned to laugh at their mistakes ana are slowly breaking down the formidable communication barrier. Although MORGAN Music Center everything in records music FOR THE BEST IN PASTRY — Visit — Carl ' s Pastry Shop they are permitted to speak English on the telephone, the girls will sometimes answer with, Ici, La Maison Francaise!, much to the bewilderment of many a long- distance operator. The night- watchman is often greeted by, Bon soir, monsieur!, from late studiers in the lounge. Lucille Newman, the French House maid, is ever ready with a, Bonjour, comment allez-vous?, in the morning. She is learning the language from French gram- mar records, just so I can say a few things. A new experience for most of the girls is playing bridge in French. Sometimes, however, mis- understandings can lose a game, such as when one ' s partner raises a bid. thinking it is in diamonds and one has bid spades. By now many of the French House inhabitants have become ad- dicted to the Continental break- fast served by Mrs. Viola Becks at the sidewalk cafe. Besides fill- ing this capacity, the kitchen will be used every Thursday night when the girls will have supper together. The meal will be brought from Hunt Hall and served by the girls. Permission from the administration to use wine in cooking will assure the home-cooked meals fevery third Thursday nighf) of the real French touch. In an organizational meeting, held in September, the dorm de- cided to hold dorm devotions in French every other Thursday night. Also, the girls will select and buy prints by French artists for the main salon Thev hope soon to begin a French library and a collection of French records. Freshman Class Boasts 114 Enroll in Advanced Courses One hundred fourteen students in the Freshman Class at Mary Baldwin College are taking ad- vanced courses, according to a survey taken by Campus Com- ments. The French department has the largest number with 24 taking • ' Advanced Composition and Con- versation and 14 in advanced literature. Two history precepts contain freshmen who have had European history in high school. These two classes, including 29 students, are conducted in a different manner from the other European history- precepts. In the foreword, Mrs. Gilbert 16 freshmen are enrolled in the sophomore English survey course. Nineteen are taking the advanced freshman English course. Eighteen freshmen are taking advanced mathematics. In the Spanish department 13 first-year students are taking Ad- vanced Composition and Conver- sation , and one was placed in an advanced literature course. Six freshmen were selected for advanced art classes; two are in advanced music classes and one in an advanced biology class. CAMPUS COMMENTS, Page Four New II , , . Spencer Hall! A matter of vital interest to the student body is the nam- ing of Mary Baldwin College ' s newest dormitory. After much thought and consideration we urge as a timely and appropriate step a permanent embodiment of the 1962 Bluestocking dedi- cation to Dr. Samuel Reid Spencer, Jr. The citation recognized Dr. Spencer as an understanding and determined man, the worthy administrator who, through his program of New Di- reactions, has shaped the destiny of Mary Baldwin College. Because of his sincere and continued interest in students, Dr. Spencer deserves recognition for his success in focusing upon immediate questions as well as long range goals. Be- cause of his personal integrity, evident in all new directions of the physical campus, cultural opportunities and academic ex- pectations, the College must cite Dr. Spencer in a fitting man- ner. Because of his exemplary Christian leadership resulting in a stimulating and personable community, Dr. Spencer mer- its immediate and lasting tribute. The highest and only fitting honor for the outstanding executor of a challenging program of growth is a building bearing his name. Such dedications — not posthumous — are customary at many colleges. The newest building at Hollins College, the Jesse Ball duPont Chapel, is named in honor of Mrs. Alfred I. duPont, a member of the Board of Trustees since 1944. Westhampton College ' s Keller Hall, the student activities building, honors Dean May Keller. A second build- ing at the University of Richmond denoting similar esteem is the Luther H. Jenkins Theater. We therefore propose that the Board of Trustees establish in 1963 Samuel Reid Spencer Hall. F.S. 239 galley sheets . . . harried deadlines . . . meticulous proof-reading ... a diction- ary and thesaurus . . . endless attempts for the mechanically perfect issue . . . m.b.c. ' s creative journal . . . d.b. ' s child prodigy . . . literary vehicle for the crea- tive . . . Ann Wade, Anne Rippetoe, Scotia Kenney, triumvirate. Jean Umberger, arty. Robbie Penn, critical. Carol Stewart, editor. Dr. Marshall Moore Brice, advisor, Nancy Kapp, business manager. miscellany staff, back row, Ibbie Kenna, Peggy Malone, Carol Stewart, Dr. Marshall Moore Brice, Scotia Kenney, Joan Gooisby; front row, Jo Avery, Marion Gordin, Ann Wade, Anne Rippetoe. 240 th miscellany Frigidity Bare, Bleak limbs against the sky. Stark, naked strips Leave nothing to ponder. The obtuse and horizontal Unes Pierce tlie clouds and rape blue velvet. Leafless womanhood standing Fast against the wind. She neither bends Nor breaks To the heat of summer breath; But stares forth black, ugly, and twisted. Hoarding sweet kisses in spring And rustless in summer silks. Winter is revenged. Cvurses Fall like sleet upon sterile trees. Jan Bailey, ' 66 First Prize The Blue Horse Blue horse, blue horse Spring is the time to go a-maying. Blue horse, blue horse How your hooves are straying! Blue horse, blue horse Spring in the meadow is never through. Blue horse, blue horse Why must you be so true? Wild, canter wide and laughing Rolling on rocks where the green river sings Light is the foot that spumes the foam. Then dashes the pathless buttercup On softly, blue shadow of Centaur Earthy mist gliding under branches brown And waken no sleeping lovers. Sweet harpstrings, your windy mane A web of dreams Blinding Yet stirs cloud-sound of shoeless steps Against gravel. Green river, call us now and beckon. Buttercup, seek us where the hill is dry And still are throbbing feet — A mane of blue needs combing. Karen Appleby, ' 64 402 Workshop Escape II Into my private womb I crawl. Between striped sheets I curl, and Knees-to-nose, I hide my head In semi-light Pretending I am not of the world. I dream of warm dampness, like foggy days at sea, And seeking to escape at last, I strangle on the umbilical cord of your love. Carol Stewart ' 65 402 Workshop Nondrian; In Brief (in the spirit of the poetic art critic) It is not as though, no, Mondrian had sleepless nights. His ear to the canvas he listens To music of whiteness — to colors of square, where, The spatiality of his universe is A priori, Kantian in tuition. The skinny man slips on a coat to drip, slip, Into the margin drawn for catch. Beauty is applied only in light, white, Brushes ethically to the pure plane. But corners give the show away To curves concluded in a dry brush. Susan Oast ' 64 402 Workshop I Wish I Could Blow Smoke Rings Blackness is hushed outside the shell. But inside. Limbo throbs to a combo beat. The tempo climbs and lights are smothered. Words are dreams and tinsel laughter. Choose any identity out of infinity — Daytime shackles fall away. Freedom, nightness soar with music Laugh in ice cubes Glow through smoke rings. Even Time — a little giddy — Yearns to make this Night last longer. But sunrise blares the scrambled truth. Last night ' s visions, brittle, snap, And smoke rings die as sour ashes. JOANIE CrITCHLEY, ' 65 402 Workshop Hi l: index w. V I M i i. i I I I. I I, film, cosmetics, ond fountain treots simply charge it at hogshead ' s . . Mrs. Hugh C. Barr — 822 Richmond Ave., Staunton Vo. Mrs. Wessell C. Bennett — RFD 1, Churchville, Va. Mr. Marshall M. Brice — Woodward Apts., Staunton Va. Miss Jewel Brandt — 301 N. Market St., Staunton Va. Mr. H. L. Bridges, Jr. — 1220 Windsor Ln., Staunton Vo. Mrs. Seth Burnley, Jr. — 130 Sproul Ln., Staunton, Va. Mr. Carl W. Broman — 14 Madison PI., Stounton, Va. Miss Betty Carr — 113 Rose Hill Cir., Staunton, Va. Miss Mary Swan Carroll — 402 Osage PI., Staunton, Va. Mrs. Marjorie B. Chambers — 319 North New St., Staunton, Va. Mr. William R. Clark — RFD 1, Box 89, Swoope, Va. Miss Barbara P. Clarke — 316 E. Beverly St., Stoun- ton, Va. Mr. Fletcher Collins, Jr. — RFD 5. Staunton, Va. Mr. Richard Crone — 245 Sycamore St., Staunton Vo, Mr. John B. Daffin — 14 Tams St., Stounton, Va. Mrs. W. L. Davis — 314 Vine St., Staunton, Vo. Mr. Horace T. Day — 306 Sherwood Ave., Staunton Vo. Mr. Ulysee Desportes — 322 N. New St., Staunton, Vo.., Mrs. Ulysee Desportes — 322 N. New St., Staunton, _ Va. Miss Gerda Dippmann — Parkwood Apts., Staunton, Vo. Mrs. Kenneth G. Donnolley— 308 College Cir., Staunton, Vo. Mrs. George K. Doome — 306 N. New St., Staunton, Vo. Miss Ann Dunlap — RFD 2, Lexington, Vo. Miss Borboro F. Ely — 228 E. Frederick St., Staun- ton, Vo. Miss Peggy Engle — Bailey Hall Apt., Staunton, Vo. Mr. Jomes E. Evans — Bell House Apt., Staunton, Vo. Mrs. J. E. Ferrell — 1001 Selmo Blvd., Staunton, Vo. Miss Elva Fifer — 106 Willioms St., Staunton, Vo. Miss Clara Flansburgh — 228 E. Frederick St., Staun- ton, Vo. Mr. W. J. Golbroith — 313 E. Beverley St., Staunton, Va. Mrs. Richard Gorber — 225 Wayt St., Staunton, Va. Mr. Alon Geyer — 928 Donoghe St., Staunton, Vo. Mrs. Thomas H. Grafton — 708 Selmo Blvd., Stoun- ton, Va. Mr. Thomas H. Grafton — 708 Selmo Blvd., Staunton Vo. Mr. Lewis G. Griffiths — 25 N. Market St., Staunton Va. Mrs. W. P. J. Harmon — RFD 6, Staunton, Vo. Miss Marguerite Hillhouse — 122 N. Jefferson St., Staunton, Vo. Miss Ellen Holti — 814 Parkview, Stounton, Vo. Miss Mory Humphreys — I 12 Prospect St., Staunton, Vo. Miss Elizabeth Johnston — 226 E. Frederick St., Staunton, Vo. Mrs. Clara Karcs — 204 E. Frederick St., Staunton, Vo. Mrs. Fulton Kegley — 119 Prospect St., Staunton, Vo. Miss Martha Anne King — 317 Berkeley PI., Staun- ton, Vo. Mrs. Ernie Kurtz — Box 753, Stounton, Vo. I Mr. Robert H. Lofleur — Box 841, Stounton, Vo. Mrs. Waller C. Lescure — 122 Overlook Rd., Stoun- ton, Vo. Mrs. I. W. Littell — 217 Prospect St., Staunton, Vo. Mrs. Vego Lytton — 1 13 Rose Hill Cir., Staunton, Vo. Mrs. H. S. MacDiormid— 1 14 Willioms St., Staun- ton, Vo. Mr. J. L. McAllister, Jr. — Ridgemont Rd., RFD 4, Staunton, Vo. Miss Eleanor McCown — 22 Frozier St., Stounton, Vo. Miss Ruth McNeil — 2016 N. Augusto St., Staunton, Vo. Mr. Andrew J. Mahler — 108 Eosterwood, Stounton, Vo. Miss Alline B. Marshall — 310 Vine St., Staunton, Vo. Mrs. Donnie D. Meeks — 510 Hull St., Stounton, Vo. Mr. John R. Mehner — -1036 Selmo Blvd., Stounton, Va. Mrs. Korl Menk — 1 10 Woodland Dr., Staunton, Vo. Miss Ann L. Miller — 232 E. Beverley St., Staunton, Va. Mr. Stewart Moore — Rophine, Vo. Mrs. Warren Moore — Rophine, Vo. Mrs. A. S. Morgan — 309 Sherwood Ave., Staunton, Vo. Mrs. Henry B. Morrow — Spencer Holl Apt., Stoun- ton Vo. Miss Dorothy Mulberry — Zurbano, 56-5D, Madrid 10, Spain. 242 Mrs. Virginia W. Munce — 235 Sycamore St., Staun- on, Va. Mr. M. S. Nininger — Box 1035, Waynesboro, Vo. Mr. William R. North — 253 Thornrose Ave., Staun- fon, Va. Mr. Gordon C. Page — Deerfield, Va. Miss Elizabeth Parker — 201 N. Market St., Staun- ton, Va. Mrs. Alexonder M. Patch — 325 Vine St., Stounton, Va. Miss Lillian Pennell — 135 N. Coalter St., Stounton, Va. Mrs. Roger Perry — 35 Fallon, Staunton, Vo. Miss Christiane Rimbault — The French House, Staun- ton, Vo. Mrs. J. Alvin Rosen — 81 1 Monroe St., Staunton, Vo. Miss Lillian Rudeseal — 220 N. Market St., Staun- ton, Vo. Mrs. Hugh P. Schmid — 161 1 N. Augusta St., Staun- ton, Vo. Mrs. Alice G. Simpkins — Fishervllle, Vo. Miss Karen Schultz — Woodson Apt., Staunton, Va. Mr. Ben H. Smith, Jr. — 1028 Warwick Dr., Staun- ton, Va. Mrs. Carolyn T. Smith — 1023 Warwick Dr., Staun- ton, Va. Mrs. Evelyn M. Smith — 540 Prospect Walk, Clifton Forge, Vo. Mrs. Mason F. Smith — Star Rt. B, Staunton, Vo. Mr. Samuel R. Spencer, Jr. — 46 Ridgeview Rd., Staunton, Va. Mr. James T. Spillman — 310 Pleasant Terrace, Stounton, Vo. Miss Fannie B. Strauss — 315 N. New St., Staunton, Vo. Miss Mildred E. Taylor — 220 N. Morket St., Staun- ton, Vo. Mr. J. W. Timberlake — 615 E. Beverley St., Staun- ton, Vo. Mrs. Steve Timberlake — 172 N. Coalter St., Staun- ton, Vo. Mr. O. Ashton Trice — 212 Rose Hill Cir., Staunton, Vo. Mr. Herbert S. Turner — 315 N. Coalter St., Stoun- ton, Vo. Miss Emily Tyler — Hill Top Dormitory Apt., Staun- ton, Vo. Mrs. A. B. Valx — 1 1 Taylor St., Stounton, Vo. Mrs. Gwendolyn Walsh — 340 E. Beverley St., Staun- ton, Vo. Miss Julia Weill — 231 E. Frederick St., Staunton, Vo. Mr. Julian E. White — 161 1 Belmore, Staunton, Vo. Mrs. Howard M. Wilhelm— 813 Cherry Hill Dr., Staunton, Vo. o surrey of colorful fashions — the new york dress shop . . . faculty and administration students an arroy of decorative ideas ot Staunton point and wall- poper CO. . . . Abbitt, Ann Carolyn Smith — ' 64 — 211 Riverside Dr., Newport News, Vo., — Fine Arts Club, Glee Club. Abbitt, Fronces Pennington (Penny) — ' 64 — Ap- pomattox, Va. — Cotillion Club, Clan cheerleader (1); Fine Arts Club (I)(2){3); BSU (1)(2)(4); Pres. BSU (3); Big Sister, Glee Club (2); Ed. Student Hand- book, Young Democrats (3); Chm. Board of Publi- cations, Choir (4). Abbott, Ann Gordon — ' 65 — 4005 Monitor Drive, Hampton, Va. Ackermon, Suzanne Marie — ' 64 — 4309 Stuart Ave., Richmond, Va. — Cotillion Club, Club Com. (1); Western State (l)(2); Wes Pel (1)(2)(3); Campus Comments (1)(2)(3); Headline Ed. Campus Comments (4); REW com. (3)(4); Honors List (3); CA Council (4). Acton, Betsy Hasty — ' 67 — 3440 Brookwood Road, Birmingham, Ala. Adelmon, Janine Helen — ' 67 — 5901 S. Crestwood Ave., Richmond, Va. Alberts, Gail Sharon — ' 67 — Rt. 1, Box 377, Lees- burg, Va. Alexander, Bess Louise — ' 64 — 390 1st Ave., Apt. 6G, New York 1 0, N. Y. — Campus Guide, Glee Club (2); Class Treas. (3); House Pres. (4). Alexander, Virginia Ann — ' 66 — 390 1st Ave., Apt. 6G, New York 10, N. Y. Allee, Elizabeth Hinds, (Betsy) — ' 67 — 6021 Coliseum St., New Orleans 18, Lo. Allen, Elizabeth Hope — ' 67 — R.F.D. 2, Bridge- ton, New Jersey. Allen, Margaret Elizabeth — ' 67 — Box 366, Port Gibson, Miss. Alley, Sarah Louise — ' 64 — Box 525, Tazewell, Va. — Trustee Scholar; Campus Comments (l)(2)(3) ; CA Dorm Rep., Campus Guide, Big Sister, Glee Club (2); Choir (2)(3)(4); Board of Coordination (3); Chm. Judiciary Board, SGA Executive Com., Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versities (4). Almond, Janet Clark — ' 67 — 6230 Westchester Dr., Washington, D. C. Anderson, Ann Margaret (Peggy) — ' 67 — 119 Pine- hurst, Memphis 17, Tenn. Anderson, Ellen Kate — ' 67 — 400 Sussex Dr., Ports- mouth, Va. Angevine, Evelyn Bishop (Lynn) — ' 66 — 98 Bank ' s PI., Southport, Conn. Apperson, Gail Marie — ' 66 — 4216 Wayside Ave., Fort Worth 1 5, Texas. leggetts ' third-floor materials continu- ally ottract m.b.c. students. . . . Appleby, Karen — ' 64 — 2180 Fourth Ave., Boy City, Mich.— Miscellany (1)(2); Ed. Miscellany (3); Judiciary Board (2); 402 Workshop (2)(3)(4); Vice- Pres. 402 Workshop (3); Parliamentarion Student Board, Fine Arts Club, Modern Dance Club (3); Boord of Publications, Laurel Society (3)(4); Pres. SGA, Sec. Laurel Society, Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities (4). Appleby, Mary Ann — ' 64 — 1218 Rennie Ave., Richmond, Vo. — Campus Comments, Ed. Christmas Book (2); Western Stote, Handbook Com., Chm. Club Com., Honors List (3); Social Com., CA Council State Chm. Mock Convention (4). (Francey) — ' 67 — Box 102, Arehait, Mory Frances Formville, Va. Armstrong, Louise Peple (Peppy)- Ave., Richmond 20, Va. . ' 66—1415 Park Ausderau, Dagmar Beatrice — ' 65 — Susenbergstrasse 176, Zurich 7 44, Switzerland. Avery, Jo Ann — ' 65- Conn. -1 Webb Ave., Old Greenwich, Bailey, Jean Reid (Jan) — ' 66 — Box 432, Greer, S. C. ' 67—205 39th St., S.E., Baker, Betty Lynn Charleston, W. Va. Baldwin, Linda Dianne- Coole, Md. ' 65 — 136 Queen St., Mc- Baldwin, Virginia Hope — ' 64 — Indian Brook Rd., Garrison, N. Y. — Honor Scholar; Rep. Student Board, Skyscrapers (1); Canterbury Club (1)(2); Tennis Team (1)(2)(3); Dolphins (1 )(2)(3)(4); Campus Com- ments, Bluestocking (2); College Bowl Team, Judici- ary Board, Honors List (2) C3); Fine Arts Club; West- ern State, Constitution Revision Com. (3); 402 Work- shop (3)(4); Chm. Honor Court, Laurel Society, As- sociate Ed. Campus Comments, SGA Executive Com., Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities (4). Ballard, Brenda Layne — ' 67- Norfolk 5, Va. -7307 Woodway Lane, Banker, Dorothy Ann (Dannie) Rd., Plainfield, N. J. Barbee, Julia Saunders, (Judy) — ' 66- Ave., Richmond 27, Vo. ' 66 — 533 Randolph -1 432 Lorraine Barkley, Elizabeth Ross — ' 67 — 7 Legare St., Charles- ton, s. c Barge, Marion Pringle Winter Park, Flo. ' 67 — 1176 Via Capri, Barnes, Betty Lou — ' 64 — Ridgewood Rood, Bossett, Va. — Cotillion Club (1); Fine Arts Club (I)(4); BSU (1)(2)(3); Big Sister (2); Class Social Chm., Social Com., College Usher, Dorm Council (4). 26161, Derita 65 — Box 543, Rt. 2, Mait- Bates, Esther Jane — ' 67 — Bo Branch, Charlotte 6, N. C. Beabout, Sara Jane land, Fla. Beosley, Virginia Cecilia (Ginny) — ' 67 — 3825 52nd St., N. W., Washington 16, D. C. Beene, Susan Louise Chester, Dollos, Texas. Beiderwieden, Bonnie Lee Ave., Teaneck, N. J. (Susy)— ' 65— 6305 West- Bell, Sally Tucker — ' 67 — 604 South Stewart St., Winchester, Vo. Benton, Susan Lee (Sue) — ' 67 — 3655 Ello Lee Lone, Houston 27, Texas. Bertrond, Martha Ann — ' 65 — 640 Cambridge Dr., Augusta, Go. Beveridge, Lucinda Reed (Cindy) — ' 67 — 6110 Dun- ham Springs Rd,, Nashville 5, Tenn. Biggadike, Josephine Anne (Jo Ann) — ' 67 — 1 1 Cypress Circle, Newport, Ark. Bilbo, Patricia Wreath — ' 66 — 813 Camp Ave., Gulf- port, Miss. Bjorklund, Mary Ann — ' 66 — 1846 Westover Ave., Petersburg, Va. Blanchard, Julie Harper — ' 66 — 3017 Fox Spring Rd., Augusta, Go. Block, Mary Dickey — ' 67 — 603 Timber Terroce, Houston 24, Texas. Blose, Angelo Irvine — ' 67 — Penn Laird, Vo. Bowers, Ellen McDonald Burke — ' 66 — 6 Wiley Court, Salem, Virginia. Bowman, Katherine Lyttleton (Kathy) — ' 66 — Belvoir House, The Plains, Vo. Boyd, Mory Katherine (Kay) — ' 67 — 401 South Union, Bolivar, Tenn. Boyd, Susan Lea — ' 67 — 704 West Royal, Temple, Texas. Brondt, Heidi — ' 66 — 38 Fairway, Youngstown, Ohio. Bratina, Ludmila (Tina) — ' 66 — Rt. I, Box 28, Keorneysville, West Vo. Breeden, Rebecca Maiden — ' 67 — Rt. 1, Box 88-B, Roonoke, Va. Brennan, Sarah Catherine — ' 64 — 3020 Stratford Rd Richmond 25, Vo. — Cotillion Club, Fine Arts Club (I); Choir (1 )(2)(3)(4); Dance Club (1)(2)(3); Pres. Dance Club (4); Social Com. (3); Chm. Social Com., Student Boord, La Moison Francoise resident, Honors List (4). Brent, Roberta Harper — ' 67 — Highland Rood, Rich- mond, Va. Brockenbrough, Nancy Simmons (Sim) — ' 66 — 3412 Noble Ave., Richmond 22, Vo. Brothers, Barbara Carlton — ' 67 — 101 Kanawha Rd., Richmond 26, Vo. Brown, Elizabeth Jane (Betty Jane) — ' 65 — 3218 Griffin Ave., Richmond 22, Vo. Browne, Suson Leigh — ' 65 — 303 Pork Place, New- port News, Vo. Brugh, Martha Susan — ' 66 — 5706 W. Fronklin St., Richmond 26, Vo. Bryant, Judy Marie — ' 65 — 5010 Dunvegon Rd., Louisville 7, Ky. Buchonon, Senah Anne — ' 64 — 204 Parkway Rd., Bristol, Tenn.— VSDB (1); Fine Arts Club (1)(2)(3); Western State (1)(2); Chm. Western Stote (3)(4); Sec. Wesley Fel. (2); Pres. Wesley Fel. (3); CA Council (3); Honor Court, Laurel Society (4). Bunch, Virginia Lynne — ' 66 — 5 Aldrich Woy, West- haven, Wilmington 6, Del. • ' 65 — 511 • Cloremont Burns, Cecelia Vance Short Hills, N. J. ' 67 — 30 Nottingham Rood, 245 Burroughs, Noney Lou — ' 67 — 1300 West Pine Bluff, Ark. 36th, ' 67 — 2648 Riverside Burrus, Cecilia Linda (Sam) Dr., Macon, Ga. Butler, Diane Barbara — ' 67 — 1005 Old Stone- hedge, Austin, Texos. Butt, Annie Caroline — ' 67 — 28 Beverly Rd., Windermere, Charleston, S. C. Cacciapaglia, Victoria Elaine (Vicky) — ' 65 — 933 Donaghe St., Staunton, Va. Carrington, Julia Ruth — ' 64 — 319 Main St., Oxford, N.C.— Class Treas.(l); Choir (1)(2)(3)(4); Treas. CA, Bluestocking, Campus Guide, Big Sister, Dorm Coun- cil (2); Western State, Judiciary Board (3); Tri Beta (3)(4); Eta Beta (1)(2)(3)(4); Vice-Pres. SGA, SGA Executive Com., Student Board (4). Carroll, Frances Preston — ' 67 — 600 East Graham St., Shelby, N. C. Carter, Meredith Clare — ' 65 — Box 293, Halifax, Va. Carter, Virginia Frances (Gina) — ' 67 — 4700 Ken- sington Ave., Richmond, Va. Cartmell, Kotherine Rowes (Kay) — ' 64 — 183 Maple St., Clarksdale, Miss.— Wesley Pel. (1)(2)(4); Cam- pus Guide, Fine Arts Club (2); Acodemic Year In Madrid (3); Vice-Pres. Spanish Club (4). Cauble, Caroline Vickers — ' 67 — 3066 Verdun Dr., N.W., Atlanta 5, Go. Chapman, Peggy Ann — ' 67 — 512 Waukesha Ave., Norfolk, Va. Chapman, Virginia Stuart — ' 65 — 1113 N. Franklin St., Wilmington 6, Del. Chase, Avril Elizabeth Laughlin — ' 66 — 1 15 Tangle- wood Dr., Frankfort, Ky. Chenault, Mary Frances — ' 66 — 822 Storling Ave., Martinsville, Vo. Chew, Eleanor Lee — ' 65 — 3806 Noble Ave., Rich- mond 22, Vo. fine clothing deserves woodward ' s quality dry cleaning . . . or an unmistakable flair - advice and fine ■nports from palais royal ' s mr. sach . . . Childrey, Janet Berkele — ' 67—1607 Hilliard Rd., Richmond 28, Va. Clork, Billie Caror Litton — ' 64 — Box 26, Elizobeth- town, N. C. — Bluestocking, Scotch Clan Volleyball Copt. (2); Clan leader. Blazer Girl (3). Clork, Charlotte Hoymore — ' 67 — 1308 Shady Circle, Chattanooga 5, Tenn. Clork, Morjorie Louise (Margie) — ' 67 — 61 1 North- gate Ave., Waynesboro, Vo. Clarke, Joanna Lynn — ' 67 — Callao, Vo. Clary, Dorothy Lenora (Len) — ' 67 — 110 Country Club Dr., Greenville, S. C. Clemmer, Susan Carolyn — ' 64 — 4728 Long Leaf Hills Dr., Wilmington, N. C. — Honor Scholar; Internationol Relations Club (I); Canterbury Club (1)(2)(3)(4); Big Sister, Compus Guide (2); Campus Comments, Bluestocking (2)(3). Coggins, Mory Campbell — ' 66 — Rt. 2, Inmon, S. C. Cole, Margaret Kermeen — ' 64 — 506 Chandler Circle, Richmond, Vo. — Honor Scholar; Class Pres. (I); Treos. SGA (2); Sec. SGA (3); Honors List (1)(2)(3); Russell Scholar, Laurel Society, Who ' s Who in America Colleges and Universities (4). Conway, Ann Corbin — ' 64 — 26C Hillside Terrace, Lexington, Va. Conway, Carol Ann — ' 67 — 423 Argyle Ave., San Antonio 9, Texas. Cooke, Anne Sheppard — ' 67 — Qtrs. 6, Ft. McNoir, Washington 25, D. C. Cooley, Corey Shonds (Kip) — ' 67 — Qtrs. 1-3, U. S. Naval Supply Depot, Mechonicsburg, Pa. - ' 67 — 136 Florence St., Cooper, Carlo Speed- Aiken, S. C. Cooper, Diane Tilson — ' 65 — 21 Queen St., Charles- ton, S. C. Cornforth, Mary Carolyn — ' 67 — 46 Brushy Hill Rd., Darien, Conn. Cotton, Donna Lynn — ' 67 — 227 Wallace Road, Memphis, Tenn. Couch, Nancy — ' 67 — 530 Wilder PI., Shreveport, Lo. Coulbourn, Martha Rogers (Rogie) — ' 66 — 406 Katherine St., Suffolk, Vo. Coward, Louise Pretlow (Pret) — ' 66 — 304 Pine Forest Dr., Greenville, S. C. Cowsert, Karen Ann — ' 66 — 1464 Fairview Rd., N.E., Atlanta, Go. Cox, Jennifer— ' 67— I 120 E. Third St., Hope, Ark. Craddock, Jane Anthony — ' 65 — 2205 Beverly Heights, Altavista, Va. Craddock, Mary Pickett — ' 65 Cluster Springs, Va. Cravens, Cory — ' 66 — 20 Ashcom Dr., Houston, Texas. Critchley, Joan Elizabeth (Joanie) — ' 65 18th Ave, Ft. Lauderdale, Flo. Crittenden, Mary Froncelio (Celio) St., Beaumont, Texas. Crowgey, Margaret Anne — ' 66 — ville, N. C. Culpeper, Nancy Elizabeth Rd., Richmond 29, Vo. Cunningham, Elisabeth (Betsy) pton Ave., Charlotte 7, N. C. Cuthbert, Margaret Rhett Sumter, S. C. Dohl, Ann Louise- ington, N. C. Danby, Barbara Todd The Netherlands. Davenport, Elizabeth Hoy (Tudie) mel Rd., Porkton, Md. 1727 N.E. — ' 66—865 22nd Box 578, Toylors- ' 67 — 8513 Acodemy 66 — 2544 Hom- 67—52 Bland Ave., ' 66 — 1340 Granville St., Burl- ' 67 — Singel 84, Dordrecht, ' 66 — Mt. Cor- 198 Sum- Davis, Frances Elizabeth (Fran) — ' 66 mit Dr., Pleasant Acres, Lewistown, Po. Davis, Katherine Ann (Kay) — - ' 67 — 2956 Virginia Beach Blvd., Virginia Beach, Vo. ' 67 — 734 Locust Ave., Davis, Luvenio Anne Charlottesville, Va. Davis, Non Porrish — ' 65 — 1505 Delaware Ave., Apt. 2-A Wilmington 6, Del. Davis, Pomelo Crolle- Chorlottesville, Vo. ' 67 — 1416 Gentry Ln., 64 — 25 North Princeton Davis, Wortley Crow( Circle, Lynchburg, Va. — Class Social Chm. (1), Choir (1)(2){3)(4); Clan Leader (3); House Pres (4). de Bordenove, Elizabeth Sinclair (Sis) — ' 67 Carroll Brown Way, West Chester, Penn. Delbridge, Carol — Point 30, Mich. Devonald, Jonet- Alexondrio, Va. Dingledine, Anne Stribling St., Harrisonburg, Va. DiNicolangelo, Linda Coe- Rd., Bristol, Tenn. Dinwiddie, Cheryl Diane — Riverside, Conn. Dixon, Mary Evans (Mimi Rd., Philadelphia 18, Penn. 1403 66 — 696 University PI., Grosse ' 66 — 2430 Ridge Rood Dr., — ' 67—320 West View - ' 67—1417 Rock Rose 67 — 15 Mlltiodes Ave., ' 67—7903 Winston 67 — 4314 Noyes Ave., Dodson, Mary Helsley Charleston, West Vo. Downie, Glenn Ellen — ' 64 — 45 Honley Downs, St. Louis, Mo. — Fine Arts Club (1); Bluestocking (3). Downie, Helen Kelsey — ' 64 — Rt. 5, Box 330, Little Rock, Ark. — Dorm Council (1); Clan Cheerleader, May Court (1)(2); College Usher (2)(3); Fine Arts Club (3)(4). goodies at carl ' s pastries- tempting . . . irresistibly they fill and we empty those maclce machines . . . S Draper, Martha Louise — ' 67 — 210 Lakewood Dr., Richmond 29, Va. Drury, Betty Ann — ' 66 — 4308 Esteswood Drive, Nashville 12, Tenn. Duane, Marguerite Clare — ' 66 — Brom ' s Point, Hilton Head, S. C. Dudley, Mary Lane — ' 67 — 45 McKinnon Way, Concord, N. C. Dunson, Elizabeth Leigh — ' 67 — Altamont Rd., Rt. 5, Paris Mountain, Greenville, S. C. Early, June Major — ' 65 — 22 Glen Hollow, West Hartford, Conn. Early, Katherine Saunders (Kay) — ' 65 — 22 Glen Hollow, West Hartford, Conn. Eckel, Eleonore Jean — ' 65 — 202 Dunbarton Circle, Aiken, S. C. Edwards, Borbara Lee — ' 66 — 909 Greenleigh Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. Eidschun, Charlotte Ann — ' 66 — Rt. 1, Box 262A, White Hall, Md. Emory, Carol Anne — ' 65 — 3815 Hawthorne Ave., Richmond 22, Vo. Epes, Dixie Patricia — ' 67 — 1303 Forest Ave., Richmond 29, Va. Estes, Beverly Jane — ' 64 — 1924 Hanover Ave., Richmond 20, Va. — Cotillion Club (1); Canterbury Club (1)(2); Big Sister, Campus Guide, Fellowship Chm. CA (2); Ho nors List (2)(3); Class Vice-Pres., Vice-Pres. CA (3); House Pres., Sec. House Pres. Council (4). Eve, Susonne Peorman (Sue) — ' 64 — Breezy Knoll, Paget, Bermuda — Canterbury Club {1)(2); Big Sisters, Dorm Council (2); Fine Arts Club (3)(4). Folkenberg, Nancy Louise — ' 67 — 584 Bay Circle, Fort Walton Beach, Fla. Farror, Norma Katherine — ' 64 — 601 North Payne St., Fairfax, Va. — Western State, Wesley Fel. (1); Fine Arts Club (1)(2); Public Affairs Forum (1)(2) (3); Big Sister (2); Glee Club (2)(3); Young Demo- crats Club (3); Choir (4). Feierabend, Jane Freeman — ' 67 — 1320 Henry Cloy Ave., New Orleans 18, La. Field, Ann Barton — ' 67 — Box 123, Hampden- Sydney, Vo. Filsinger, Cheryl L. — ' 65 — 329 Grover Cleveland Highway, Buffalo 26, N. Y. Fisher, Anne — ' 64 — Box 367, Elizabethtown, N. C. Fisher, Sarah Barker (Sally) — ' 66 — Chattolonee Hill, Owings Mills, Md. Flake, Gary Louise — ' 65 — 4608 Hanover Avenue, Richmond 26, Va. Flother, Anne Avery — ' 67 — 5601 Kirkwood Drive, Washington 16, D. C. Flowers, Martha Moore (Marty) — ' 66 — 1637 Oxford Rd., Charlottesville, Va. ' 65 — 906 Wilson Blvd., Nash- Folk, Charlotte Hoff- ville, Tenn. Forbes, Patricia Crawford — ' 67 — 1209 Millgrove PI., Silver Spring, Md. Foster, Jonne Adair — ' 66 — Rebel Ridge Dr., Lexing- ton, Vo. Fox, Nichols Compton (Niki) — ' 64 — U. S. Army Garrison, Camp Pickett, Blockstone, Vo. — Medea (2); Coffee House Com. (3); Pres. Fine Arts Club (4). Franco, Olgo Eugenia Flores (Gigi) — ' 65 — Marcos Poz 635, Tucuman, Argentina. Froser, Anne Dove — ' 66 — 306 Hickory St., Clinton, S. C. Freeman, Barbara Price- Lawrenceville, Va. Freeman, Virginia Fitzhugh (Gigi Daturo St., Sarasota, Fla. 67 — 202 East 5th Ave., ' 66—1913 Fultz, Lora Ethel- mond 21, Va. - ' 67 — 203 Wakefield Rd., Rich- Gallagher, Betsey Ellen — ' 66 — 321 Pine St., Clifton Forge, Va. Garber, Dona Marguerite — ' 67 — 225 Woyt St., Staunton, Va. Garrett, Elizabeth Dionne — ' 65 — 1700 Indian Creek, Fort Worth, Tex. Gatchell, Hannah Dale — - ' 65 — 30 Normandy Circle, Memphis 1 1, Tenn. Gevedon, Juliet Meriwether (Julie) — ' 65 — Box 637, Beaumont, Calif, 248 Gibbes, Leila Boylsfon — ' 66 — 1501 Deons Lone, Columbia, S. C. Gibson, Carol Hutchison — ' 65 — 164 Noe Avenue, Chothom, N. J. Gillespie, Anne Fuller — ' 65 — College Drive, Blue- field, Va. Gillespie, Marjorie Tower — ' 67 — 200 James River Dr., Newport News, Va. Gillespie, Mory McGavock — ' 65 — 910 Colhoun Street, Anderson, S. C. Gilliam, Frances Campbell — ' 65 — Rt. 1, Box 417, Hopewell, Va. Gilmore, Gay Wilson — ' 67 — 404 Beechwood Dr., Richmond 29, Va. Gish, Marijane — ' 66 — 608 Patterson Ave., Son An- tonio 9, Tex. Gisriel, Judith Michael — ' 66 — 1809 Homilton Dr., Fairfax, Va. Goeltz, Cynthia Louise — ' 66 — 4506 Marling Lane, Bethesda 14, Md. Golden, Patricia Sherill (Potti) — ' 67 — 221 Cardinal Rd., Virginia Beach, Va. Gonder, Virginia Worth (Gin) — ' 66 — 1220 Brandon Ave., Norfolk, Vo. Goodman, Kothryn Grey (Koppy) — ' 67 — 1519 West- wood Ave., Richmond 27, Va. Goodmon, Susan Sargent — ' 64 — 1519 Westwood Ave., Richmond 27, Va. — Cotillion Club; Interno- tional Relations Club (1); BSU (1)(2); Sec. Interna- tional Relations Club, CA Council, Campus Guide (2); Dorm Council (2X3); Advertising Manager Campus Comments, Honors List (3)(4); Pres. Public Affairs Forum (4). Goodrich, Mary Patricio (Patty) — ' 67 — 929 Clover- dale Rd., Montgomery, Ala. Goodwin, Corey Louise — ' 66 — 405 Fauquier St., Fredericksburg, Va. Goolsby, Joan Koy — ' 66 — 1018 Boylon Dr. Raleigh, N. C. Gordin, Morion Kennlngton — ' 66 — 1040 Carlisle St., Jackson, Miss. Gordon, Ellen Stuart — ' 66 — 9912 Drouin Dr., Rich- mond 29, Va. Gossmon, Marie Davis (Cissy) — ' 66 — 607 Sunny- side Dr., Louisville 6, Ky. Graham, Karen Christine — ' 67 — 20 Craigemore Rd , Bloomfield, Conn. wmsen ' 67—1265 Hoy- Grondle, Miriam Hamilton (Mimi) ward Ave., Cincinnati 26, Ohio. Green, Courtenoy Marshall — ' 67 — Green Acres, Markham, Va. Green, Kothryn Ellen (Kothy) — ' 64 — 1736 Wood- land Dr., Charlotte 5, N. C. — Canterbury Club (1) (2)(3); Honors List (2); Modern Dance Club, Editorial Assist. Bluestocking (3); Fine Arts Club (3)(4); Ed. Bluestocking, Student Board, Board of Publications, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities (4). Griffin, Catherine Ruth (Kitty) — ' 65 — 426 Oak Ave., Corroilton, Go. -3724 Trenholm Rd., Gunter, Margaret Anne — ' 65- Columbio, S. C. Hoddrell, Jonet Ellen — ' 65 — 223 Essex St , Beverly, Moss. Hogy, Sarah Margaret (Solly) — ' 64 — 211 Third St., W., Radford, Vo. — Dorm Council (1); Choir (1)(2) (3); Pres. Choir (4); Chm. Religious Emphosis Week, Pres. Wes Fel (3); Laurel Society (3); Pres. Laurel Soc. (4); CA Council (3)(4); State Chm. Mock Con- vention, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities (4). Honbury, Lilo Jane- viile, Va. ' 66 — 312 Third Ave., Farm- Honna, Barbara Anne- Norfolk 18, Va. - ' 67—7029 Red Brook Rd,, Hordesty, Nancy Fairfax — ' 64 — 3507 Corolino Ave., Richmond, Vo.- Fine Arts Club (1)(2)(3); Wesley Fel. (1)(2)(3); Pres. Wesley Fel. (4); Bis Sis- ter; Campus Guide (2); Campus Comments (3); News Ed. Campus Comments, Social Com., La Maison Francois resident (4). Harding, Iris Elizobeth — ' 64 — 160 Maple Ave., Halifax, Va. — Transfer Jr.; BSU (3); Pres. BSU (4); May Court (3)(4); Dorm Repres. CA, Class Marshal, Chm. Chapel Com. (4), Horlow, Mortho Houston — ' 67 — Clifton, Rt. 5, Lex- ington, Va. vepco mokes cooking the electric woy clean and efficient . . . 249 Harris, Margaret Anne (Meg) — ' 67 — 2407 Pulliam Rd., Bon Air, Va. Harris, Rosemory Montgomery — ' 66 — Circle H. Ranch, Winono, Miss. Harrison, Lucia Linwood — ' 67 — Midway Rd., Troy, S. C. Hartgroves, Lou Ann — ' 66 — P. O. Box 957, Clorks- dale. Miss. Harvey, Frances Johnson- St., Greenville, N. C. Hedden, Eugenia (Genia) — ' 66 — Partridge Rd., Box 2531 -A, Spartanburg, S. C. - ' 67 — 2407 East Fourth —909 S. W. 27th Terrace, ' 67 — 30)4 Colonial Hill Hegner, Joan Marie — ' 66- Boynton Beach, Flo. Henderson, Leslie Lee — Rd., Louisville 5, Ky. Herndon, Shirley Anne — ' 67 — 1600 Lynwood Ave., Winston-Solem, N. C. Heywood, Jane Gregory — ' 64 — 1116 13th St., Huntington, W. Vo. — Campus Comments (2); Dorm Council (2)(3); Handbook Com., Judiciary Board (4). Higgins, Ann BIyfhe — ' 64 — Lo-No-Wa Form, Rt. 2, Box 527, Stuarts Draft, Va. — Transfer Jr.; Sec-. trees. Day Student (4). Hodges, Mory Suian — ' 65 — 1814 Stadium Rd., Charlottesville, Vo. Hofgren, Catherine Annette (Cathy) — ' 65 — 1105 W. Arlington Rd., Erie, Pa. Hogenouer, Margaret Elizabeth (Margie) — ' 65 — Westtown School, Westtown, Pa. Holbrook, Laurie Kothryn — ' 64 — 112 Fairway Cir- cle, Upper St. Claire, Bridgevllle, Pa. — Dolphins (1)(2); Dorm Council (2); Vice-pres. RA (3); Class Vice-pres., Social Com., La Moison Francois resi- dent (4). Holland, Elizabeth Carmichael (Libbo) — ' 67 — 1957 Brookview Dr., N.W., Atlanta 18, Go. Holland, Martha Dovis — ' 66 — 1105 Marshall St., South Boston, Va. Holt, Eveline Willioms (Molly)— ' 64— 1 41 8 Wood House Rd., Virginia Beach, Vo. — RA Rep. (1); Hockey team (1)(2); Bluestocking, Public Affairs Forum, Canterbury Club (1)(2)(3); Copy Ed. Blue- stocking (4). Hook, Sue Mossey — ' 65 — 223 North Grant Ave., Manassas, Va. . ' 67 — Qtrs. 17106-F, Camp _ ' 67 — Box 326, Clorks- Horner, Barbara Ann- Pendleton, Colif. Howerton, Nancy Boswell- ville, Va. Hudson, Elizabeth Anne (Liz) — ' 67 — 4206 Lock- ridge Rd,, Little Rock, Ark. Huff, Margaret Penelope (Penny) — ' 66 — 301 Clork Dr., Rome, Go. Humphrey, Ann Bootwright — ' 67 — 1504 Westwood Ave., Richmond 27, Vo. Hutcheson, Helen Young — ' 65 — Boydton, Va. Hutton, Anne Doreen — ' 66 — 16 Woodberr ' Rd., New Hartford, N. Y. Hyrne, Pomelo Anne — ' 67 — 6101 Powhatan Ave., Norfolk 8, Vo. lofrate, Dorothy Louise — ' 65 — Morsefown Rd., R.F.D. 1, Newfoundland, N. J. Irons, Mary Elizabeth (Betty) — ' 67 — 307 Overhill Dr., Lexington, Va. Isicson, Barbara Rose — ' 64 — 1838 Connecticut Ave., Washington, D. C. a smile and a wide-selection greet you at crown jewelers . . . Sunday linens in hunt hall — kept fresh by Staunton steam laundry . . . 250 Jackson, Caroline Drake — ' 67 — 701 First Street, Greensboro, Ala. Jackson, Cornelia Ann — ' 65 — Forest Hills, Harrison- burg, Va. Jackson, Kothryn Elizabeth (Key) — ' 67 — 412 Brook- side Drive, Auburn, Ala. Jockson, Margaret Ann — ' 65 — 105 North Goforth St., Kings Mountain, N. C. Jackson, Mary Claire — ' 66 — Old Kennett Rd., Ken- nett Square, Po. Jackson, Nancy Cornelia — ' 65 — 1310 Monterey Ave., Norfolk 8, Va. James, Sidney Booth — ' 67 — 300 Sunset Drive, Rich- mond 29, Vo. Jarratt, Mary Claiborne — ' 64 — P. O. Box 233, Floyd, Va. — Campus Comments (1)(2); Big Sister (2); State Chm. Mock Convention (4). Jeffords, Adele — ' 65 — 3401 Volley Rood, Colum- bia, S. C. Jennette, Jo Ellen — ' 64 — 1313 Rhem Ave., New Bern, N. C. — Honor Scholar; International Relations Club (1); Campus Guide (2), Bluestocking (1){2); Managing Ed. Bluestocking (3); Honors List, Public Affairs Forum (3)(4); State Chm. Mock Convention; Young Democrats (4). Jennings, Margaret May — ' 67 — 5300 Duvoll Dr., Westmoreland Hills, Washington 16, D.C. Johnson, Beryl-Ann Dorothy — ' 66 — Route 2, Oak- land, Me. Johnson, Esther Badger — ' 66 — 104 Longmeadow Rd., Greenville, N. C. Johnson, Kathryn Leigh (Kak) — ' 65 — 1915 Vir- ginia Rd., Winston-Solem, N. C. Johnston, Loulie Marcia — ' 66 — 2025 Carter Rd., S.W., Roanoke, Va. Jones, Constance Balfour (Connie) — ' 67 — 1 1 1 Wat- son St., Thomosville, Go. Jones, Cynthia Gresham — ' 67 — 509 Jones Avenue, Waynesboro, Ga. Jones, Elizabeth Page — ' 66 — 1124 Woodland Rd., Petersburg, Vo. Jones, Janice Lee — ' 65 — c o Col. B. V. Jones, Dep. Chief, USAAA, Pacific, APO 343, San Francisco, Calif. Jones, Molly Katherine — ' 67 — Lakeshore Dr., Gal- latin, Tenn. Juer, Mary Boisseau (Happy) — ' 64 — 1 I 12 Ookridge Rd., Petersburg, Vo. — Bluestocking, Campus Com- ments (1); Canterbury Club (1 )(2)(3)(4); Dorm Council; Fine Arts Club (1)(2); CA Dorm Repres. (2); Treos. Fine Arts Club (3); Vice-Pres. Fine Arts Club, CA Stewardship Com. (4). Kapp, Nancy Rowlond — ' 64 — 3624 Lynn Ave. S., Apt. 208, Minneapolis 16, Minn. — Transfer Jr., Constitution Revision Com., (3); Business Manager Miscellony; Board of Publications, Young Democrats Club {3)(4); Campus Comments, Publicity Chm. Mock Convention (4). Karney, Gene Carolyn (Genca) — ' 66 — Box 473, Heorne, Texas. Kavonaugh, Jean — ' 67 — 2801 Riverview Blvd., W., Bradenton, Fla. Kearney, Beryl Dianne — ' 66 — Pleosontview Planta- tion, Money, Miss. Kelley, Suson Drake — ' 67 — 5920 Grandview Dr., Little Rock, Ark. Kenehan, Patricio Jane (Pat)- Rd., Washington 16, D. C. 67—5605 Jordon 65—3742 Kenna, Elizabeth Farnsworth (Ibbie Poplar Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Kennedy, Coppy Spencer — ' 67 — 3409 Villanova, Dallas 25, Texas. Kenney, Scotia Anne Cliff, N. Y. ' 65 — 4 Harriet Court, Seo Kennon, Beverley Cothleen — ' 67 — c o Miss Letty McAlpin, 424 Second St., Gulfport, Miss. Kern, Anne Cover — ' 67 — 1 19 South Washington St., Winchester, Va. Kerr, Mary Wallace — ' 64 — 1 1 1 Calumet, San An- tonio, Tex. — Fine Arts Club (1 )(2)(3)(4); Dorm Council (3); Constitution Revision Com. (4). Kidd, Patricio Ann Hensley — ' 64 — 1507 Monroe St., Waynesboro, Va. — Transfer Jr.; Pres. Day Stu- dents, Student Board (4). Killinger, Mary Ellen — ' 67 — P. O. Box 609, Marion, Vo. Kirocofe, Gratia Ann — ' 64 — Rt. 4, Stounton, Va. — Academic Year in Madrid (3). Kummer, Mary Susan (San) — ' 65 — 2721 Caroline Ave., S.W., Roanoke, Vo. ingleside ' s relaxing accomod- ations and blueridge view captivate visiting parents... 251 o complete and diverse selection available to each stu- dent at the mary baldwin bookstore . . . -dr Lamb, Bonnie Elizabeth — ' 65 — 150 Elk Mt. Scenic Highwoy, Asheville, N. C. Lambert, Blair Lloyd — ' 64 — 1339 Monterey Ave., Norfolk, Va. — Western State (1 )(2)(3)(4); Cotillion Club, Fine Arts Club (1), Campus Comments (2)(3). Lambeth, Jean May (Jeanny) — ' 67 — Box 85, Swep- sonville, N. C. ' Lanier, Lucy — ' 66 — 3302 Wilmington Rd., Mont- gomery, Alo. Laramore, Frances Marie (Frannie) — ' 67 — 109 Fen- ton PI., Danville, Va. Larus, Anne Hunter — ' 66 — The John Rolfe Apts., Tempsford Lane, Richmond, Va. Law, Nancy Matthews Antonio, Tex. Laws, Carol Preston- Richmond 35, Vo. ' 67 — 2 Penny Lane, San ' 67 — 4340 Southampton Rd., Lawson, Sarah Mack — ' 66 — East Main St., Rogers- ville, Tenn. - ' 64—161 Ellison Ave., Leeds, Linda Gilchrist- Bronxville, N. Y. Leetch, Beverly Campbell — ' 64 — Garden Apt. 5F, 201 Tuscany Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. — Trustee Scholar; Campus Comments (1); Class Treasurer (2); Academic Year in Madrid, Foreign Corres. Campus Comments (3); Class Pres., Associate Ed. Campus Comments, Student Board, Spanish Club, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities (4). Lengereau, Sylvie — ' 65 — 27 Cours Xavier Arnosan, Bordeaux Gironde, France. Letson, Wylyn Quillian (Lyn) Farm, Ashland, Va. ' 67 — Independence 66 — 3717 A. Westridge Ave., Lewis, Mary Joyce- Fort Worth, Tex. Lieblich, Virginia Campbell (Gidge) — Prince William Dr., Mantua Hills, Fairfax 65—3603 , Va. Liipfert, Analeak Scott (Scottie) — ' 66 — 380 Buck- ingham Rd., Winston-Salem, N. C. Lindsey, Nancy Moses Little Rock, Ark. Lionberger, Lucia Frank S.W., Roanoke, Va. Lippitt, Alice Walker — ' 66 Savannah, Go. Litton, Hesta Mae- wood, Miss. ' 66 — 5206 Sherwood Rd., - ' 67—1602 Blair Rd., 519 Eost 45th St., - ' 65 — 104 Riverside Dr., Green- 5 — ' 67 — Maple St., Woodland, Littrell, Ruth Er N. C. Livermore, Mary Claire — ' 67 — 904 East Overbrook, Ponco City, Oklo. Long, Roberta Anne — ' 66 — Walnut Dr., Rt. 2, Ches- ter, Va. Love, Judith Muggins (Judi) — ' 67 — 1601 Provi- dence Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Lovelace, Mary Frances — ' 64 — Dogwood Dr., Bed- ford, Vo.- Cotillion Club (1); BSU (1){2)(3); CA Dorm Rep. (3); Fine Arts Club (4). Lund, Mary Wendell (Meme) — ' 66- St., N.W,, Washington 12, D. C. -1840 Plymouth Lyies, Susan Morris- s. c. Lynn, Jean Elizabeth — ' 65- Petersburg, Vo. - ' 66 — Gorden St., Winnsboro, -1913 Chuckotuck Ave., MocCorkle, Gwendolyn Byllesby (Lyn) — ' 66 — 755 Spring Rd., Charleston, W. Va. MacGregor, Mildred Heath Va. McCaa, Charlotte Ann- Bethel Pork, Pa, ' 67 — Burnbroe, Afton, ' 65 — 733 Broughton Rd., McCallum, Mary Wyatt (Bicky) — ' 64—4108 Gwynne Rd., Memphis, Tenn. — Dolphins (1); Aca- demic Yeor in France (3). 252 the inimitable chorm of woolworth ' s — a little bit of everything . . . McClendon, Ouida Frances — ' 6 6 — 807 Geneva St., Opelika, Ala. McComb, Susan Louisa — ' 67 — Rt. 4, Horrisonburg, Va. McCormick, Charlotfe Deering — ' 67 — 410 N. Michi- gan Ave,, Rm. 590, Chicago 1 I, III. - ' 67 — 105 Garner Ave., McDonald, Gloria June Chesapeake 3, Va. McDowell, Marion Sue — ' 67 — 37 Liberty St., Smithfield, Pa. McFortond, Julie — ' 65 — Box 591, Sandpoint, Idaho. McGown, Susan Rice (Susie) — ' 67 — 3701 Chevy Chase, Houston 1 9, Tex, McHenry, Helen Boyd — ' 64 — Box 498, Lexington, Va. — Campus Comments, Cotillion Club (1); Fine Arts Club (1)(4); Big Sister (2). McKeithen, Millicent Jean (Missy) — ' 66 — 614 West End Blvd., Winston-Salem, N. C. McKenzie, Constance Sotterlee Rhinelander (Connie) — ' 64 — 1820 Cortelyou Rd., Brooklyn 26, N. Y. McKeown, Susan Elizabeth — ' 67 — 110 Windsor Way, Richmond 21, Va. McLaughlin, June Price — ' 66 — 305 North Jeffer- son St., Lewisburg, W. Va. McLaughlin, Rosa Botte — ' 67 — Providence Hill, Lexington, Vo. McMichael, Gail — ' 65 — 521 Murphy St., Madison, N. C. McMillan, Mary Katharine — ' 65 — 5620 Hurst St., New Orleans 1 5, La. McMurdo, Jane Vaughon — ' 66 — 1901 Brook Dr , Camden, S. C. McNaught, Gwynn Ann — ' 66 — 4703 Park Ave., Richmond, Va. McNeese, Margaret Carter — ' 67 — 603 West Friar Tuck Lane, Houston 24, Tex. Maddex, Margaret Epes (Peggy) — ' 67 — Box 189, Orange, Va. Malone, Margaret (Peggy) — ' 65 — 165 South Rose Rd., Memphis, Tenn. Marks, Kotherine Woods (Kotie)— ' 65— 1 91 1 East- West Highway, Apt. 102, Silver Spring, Md. Marks, Sally Harrison — ' 66 — 1516 Westwood Ave., Richmond 27, Va. Marshall, Kotherine Scott — ' 65 — 505 Redd St., Reidsville, N. C. Marshall, Noncye Dale — ' 66 — 118 Arrowhead Rd., Louisville, Ky. Martin, Ellen Greear — ' 67 — 1700 Maryland Ave., Chorlofte 9, N. C. Martin, Emma Mealy (Emy) Baltimore 17, Md. Martin, Evelyn Borrie Richmond 35, Va. ' 65—1420 Park Ave., ' 67—10430 Cherokee Rd., Martin, Patricio Diane (Potty) — ' 64 — 1 Winding Brook Dr., Lorchmont, N. Y. — Western State, RA Dorm Rep. (2); CA Council (3); Dorm Council, Photography Ed. Bluestocking (4). Mason, Helen Patrick Matthews- berry Ave., Foyetteville, Tenn. - ' 67—606 Mul- Massie, Lucy Lee — ' 65 — 908 McCormick Ave., Clifton Forge, Va. Mossie, Susan Poindexter — ' 67 — Green Pastures, Edinburg, Vo. Mather, Winton Toggort (Winnie) — ' 67 — Quarters B , US Naval Air Station, Glenview, III. Mathews, Lucy Dixwell- Rd., Easton, Conn. ' 66 — 15 Roaring Brook 67 — 435 Pine Forest Matthews, Corey Elizabeth Rd., N.E., Atlanta 5, Go. Matthews, Elizabeth Roy (Betty Ray)- Moreland Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. . ' 65—10 Mouldin, Laura O ' Neal (Laurie) — ' 66- wood Lane, Rock Hill, S. C. -606 Oak- Meod, Edith Stafford (Edie)- Mill Rd., Indianapolis, Ind. ' 65—10520 Spring 253 her money is safe in a first and merchants checl ing account . . . Mebane, Ann Fonvielle — ' 65 — 216 South Church St., Rocky Mount, N. C. Melson, Pamela Parker (Pam) — ' 67 — Accomoc, Va. Melvin, Jean Elizabeth — ' 65 — 3811 Abingdon Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Merritt, Florence Danforth (Tikker) — ' 66 — 3550 Matheson Ave., Coconut Grove, Miami, Fla. Michaels, Charlotte Anne — ' 67 — 303 Broughton St., Monroeville, Ala. Midgette, Dale Louise — ' 65 — 1017 N.W. 11 Ave., Gainesville, Fla. Mikell, Lavinia Griffin — ' 66 — 24 Formosa Rd., Wappoo Heights, Charleston, S. C. Miller, Jane Katherine (Janie) — ' 64 — 435 Mam- moth Oaks Dr., Charlotte, N. C. — Trustee Scholar; Canterbury Club (1)(2){3); Honors List (1)(2); CA Com (1)(3); Campus Comments (2); Circulation Monager Campus Comments, Dorm Council, Re- quirements for graduation completed in three years (3). Mitchell, Margaret Gaye (Peggy) — ' 66 — 5100 Mon- ument Ave., Apt. 508, Richmond, Va. Moore, Alice Shirley — ' 67 — Rt. 2, Hopkins, S. C. Moore, Catherine Anne (Cothy) — ' 66 — Steeles Tav- ern, Vo. Moore, Judith Wolden (Judie) — ' 66 — 1409 Con- federate Ave., Richmond 27, Va. Morgan, Ann Marie- lumbia, S. C. - ' 66 — 4130 Blossom St., Co- Morgan, Judith Ellen (Judy) — ' 67 — 4130 Blossom St., Columbia, S. C. Morrell, Ann — ' 64 — 43 Kings Highway West, Had- donfield, N. J. — Transfer Jr., Academic Year in Madrid, Honors List (3); Bit ' n Spur, Spanish Club (4). Morris, Nancy Jo 29, Ohio. 66 — 630 Dellhurst Dr., Dayton 390 Club Acres. Orange- Moss, Ellen Legare — ' 67 burg, S. C. Mulford, Susan Parry — ' 66 — 347 East Main St., Moorestown, N. J. Murchison, Martha Dillon — ' 64 — 150 North Union St., Concord, N. C. — Fine Arts Club (1)(2)(3); Cam- pus Guide, Big Sister, CA Dorm Rep. (2); Campus Comments, Wes Fel Council (2)(3); CA Chm. Wor- ship Com. (3); Pres. CA, Student Board, Who ' s Who in Americon Colleges and Universities (4). Murphy, Ethel Carolyn — ' 67 — Rt. 2, Fincostie, Va. Myers, Kathleen Long (Kothy) — ' 67 — South Main St., Woodstock, Vo. - ' 67 — 70! Roslyn Rd., Win- Nosh, Sara Gordon- ston-Salem, N. C. Nelson, Nancy Jane — ' 64 — 529 Bishop Ave., Cham- bersburg. Pa. — Fine Arts Club (1)(2); Big Sister, Dorm Council (2); Campus Comments, Class Mar- shal (2)(3); Honors List (3); May Court, Tri Beta (3)(4); Chief Marshal (4). Neuschel, Faith Susan — ' 65— Buffalo 14, N. Y. Newell, Mary Gothright — ' 65- Ave., Richmond 27, Va. ■37 Willow Lawn, -1209 Confederate Morgan, Barbara Anne — ' 66- Charlottesville, Vo. -1535 Oxford Rd., Newman, Carolyn Lee — ' 67- Charlotte, N. C. -Rt. 2, Rosemary Lone, 254 for hockey or golf quick livick bus. Nichols.Djane Norflect — ' 67 — Pleasant Pines, At- lanta, Tex. Nimmo, Anne Langhorne — ' 64 — 249 Taylor Ave., Salem, Va. — Dorm Council (2); May Court, Class Usher (3). - ' 67 — 5204 Nile Place, Wash- Noel, Carol Jeon- ington, D. C. Norfleet, Suzanne Felice Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Norris, Glenda Lee Church, Va. NoHingham, Betsy Taylor — ' 64 — 9501 Sherwood Place, Norfolk, Va — Western State (1)(2); Glee Club, Requirements for graduation completed in three years (3). Nye, Marsha Lee — ' 65 — 822 Temple St., Hinton, W. Va. Oast, Susan Clarke — ' 64 — 709 Groydon Ave., Nor- folk, Va. — Transfer Soph.; That Light Forever, College Anthology Poetry Aword (2); Canterbury Club, 402 Workshop {2){3); Vice-Pres. 402 Work- shop (4); Bluestocking (3); Tempest (4). - ' 66 — 3160 Spottswood 66 — 407 Waterway Dr., Falls Oden, Sarah Lorraine Oliver, Donna Gail- Rd., Roanoke, Vo. — ' 67 — Ronceverte, W. Va. - ' 67 — 2315 Yellow Mountain O ' Neill, Helen Mary- West, Baltimore 4, Md Owen, Jean Erb phis, Tenn. Pace, Katherine Anne (Kathy) San Antonio 9, Tex. ' 67 — 1135 Gypsy Lane ' 66 — 1740 Herbert Ave., Mem- ' 67—136 Stillwell, 3610 Edgewood Ave., Pace, Sandro Jean — ' 65 Richmond, Va. Page, Ellen Elirabeth — ' 64 — 107 Vermont Ave., Lynchburg, Va. — International Relations Club, Wes Fel (1); Bluestocking (2); Western State (3); Chm. Club Com. (4). Page, Mary Kemper — ' 67 — 1320 Baum St., Vicks- burg. Miss. Pagenstecher, Ellen Alexandria- Circle, McAllen, Tex. Palmer, Susan Maxfield — ' 64 — 14 Kenneth Rd., Upper Montcloir, N. J. — Cotillion Club (1); Canter- bury Club (1)(2); Eta Beta (1 )(2)(3)(4); Big Sister, Chm. CA Com. (2); Fine Arts Club (3); Class Treas. (4). ' 67 — 2231 DeKalb St., Nor- - ' 65—620 McColl Palmer, Susan Nolon- ristown, Po. Patrick, Anne Meredith- Ave., Hampton, Va. ' 66 — 2215 Chesapeake friday is always white way laundry day . . . 255 ' aulsel, Judith Brooks — ' 67 — 4012 Byers Ave., -ort Worth, Tex. ' oyne, Judith Commander — ' 65 — 1331 Brandon ve., Norfolk 7, Vo. ' eorson, Glendo Ellen — ' 66 — 618 Horsepen Rd., Richmond 29, Va. enn, Roberta Winfon (Robbie) — ' 66 — 1202 Cres- :ent Dr., Reidsville, N. C. •erry, Mary Suzanne — ' 67 — Perioaks, Tunica, Miss. ' erusse, Marie Elizabeth (Betty) — ' 67 — 1534 East ieach, Gulfport, Miss. shoes for all occasions at holiday ' s . . . Phifer, Anne Penney — ' 66 — 595 Garden Dr., Louis- ville 6, Ky. Phillips, Potricia Ann — ' 66 — 3134 Wilmington Rd., Montgomery, Ala. Pleasants, Judith French (Judy) — ' 67 — 4811 Rod- ney Rd., Richmond, Va. ' 67 — 1644 State St., New Or- for music and music-makers — mor- gan ' s . . . Poag, Billie Craig- leans, La. Polond, Jean Ray — ' 66 — 8107 Shelbyville Rd., Louisville, Ky. Poole, Eleanor Young — ' 64 — 315 East Fillmore St., Petersburg, Va. — Trustee Scholar; International Re- lations Club, Campus Comments (1); Fine Arts Club (1)(3); Wes Fel {1)(2)(3); Pres. Wes Fel (4); Ad Manager Campus Comments, Big Sister, Campus Guide (2); Business Manager Campus Comments, Board of Publication (3)(4); Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities (4). Pope, Peggy Paul — ' 67 — 105 Waverly Circle, Bes- semer, Ala. Powell, Mory Ann — ' 67 — Box 15, Harbor Ridge Dr., Centerport, N. Y. Powell, Susan Adams — ' 67 — 7000 Lakewood Dr , Richmond 29, Va. Preddy, Mary Elizabeth — ' 67 — 745 North Main St., Mount Airy, N. C. Preseren, Sandra Lane — ' 67 — 1908 Faculty Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. Price, Julio Kathleen — ' 65 — 531 Ott St., Harrison- burg, Va. Prince, Elizabeth Burwell (Mimi) — ' 67 — 6336 North Berkely Blvd., Milwaukee 17, Wis. Puckett, Virginia Northington (Ginger) — ' 67 — Col- lege Drive, Davidson, N. C. Puckette, Betty Evans — ' 64 — 1301 Trent ' s Ferry Rd., Lynchburg, Va. — Fine Arts Club (1)(2)(3); Young Democrats Club (1); Campus Comments (4). ' 66- Puckette, Koy Holmes- Rd., Lynchburg, Va. Pugh, Judith Victoria — ' 67 peper, Va. Rainer, Mory Walker — ' 66 bile, Ala. Ramsey, Susan Carol Meadville, Pa. Rotchford, Martha Jane N. C. Rayburn, Susanne Goodwyn Houston 27, Tex. — 1301 Trent ' s Ferry P. O. Box 170, Cul 125 Silverwood, Mo ' 66 — 560 Chestnut St. - ' 66 — Box 97, Mocksville, ' 66—4319 Bettis St ' 66 — 20 Spook Rock Rd Rednour, Carol Anice- Suffern, N. Y. Reese, Julene — ' 65 — 3001 Pawnee Ave., Birming- ham 5, Alo. Reim, Susanne Jane (Susie) — ' 67 — 3401 Park Rd., Hollywood, Fla. Reppert, Susan Edmund — ' 67 — 232 West Olive St , Bridgeport, W. Va. Reuman, Agnes Mary — ' 67 — 123 Norman Ave., Amityville, N. Y. Rice, Kothryn Louise (Kathy) — ' 67 — 5016 Stone- woll Rd., Little Rock, Ark. Richard, Helena Elmino— ' 64— 1 752 Talbott PI., Waynesboro, Va.— Fine Arts Club (1)(2)(3)(4); Assist. Art Ed. and Photography Ed. Bluestocking, Coffee House Com., Sets for The Grand Gesture (3); Art Ed. Bluestocking, Costume Designer for Litergical Drama and The Tempest, Dorm Coun- cil (4). on awareness of yearbook production — class por- traits by harris and ewing photographers . . . 258 ot chevy chase — acces- sories to complement every outfit . . . Richards, Susan — ' 65 — 406 West Cloiborne, Green- wood, Miss. Richardson, Candace Jenckes (Candy) — ' 65 — 23 Jenny ' s Lane, Borrington, R. I. Riddle, Jacqueh ' ne Virginia (Jackie) — ' 64 — 1513 Brookland Porkwoy, Richmond, Vo. — Big Sister, Dorm Council, Assist. Director of Sophomore Show (2); Class Pres., MBC Rep. to Harvest Bowl (3); Student Board (3)(4); House Pres., Chm. House Pres. Council, Executive Com., Class Rep. to Alumnae Assoc, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities (4). Rippetoe, Anne Hamilton — ' 67 — 6 Barnes Place, Charleston 14, W. Vo. Robertson, Meredith — ' 65 — Rt. 1, Chester, Va. Robinson, Barbara-Allen (Barbie) — ' 66 — 1011 Mal- vern Ave., Baltimore 4, Md. Robinson, Myriom Sue (Mimi) — ' 66 — 550 East Parkway South, Memphis 4, Tenn. Rogers, Ann Calvin (Cally) — ' 67 — 1341 Rockledge Dr., Rockledge, Fla. Romweber, Helen Arlene — ' 66 — 46 North Main St., Cranbury, N. J. Rothert, Janet Hope — ' 66 — 656 Graham St., Cam- den, Ark. Rothlisberger, Monica Esther (Mono) — ' 67 — Cor- rero 11, Bogoto, Colombia. Rouse, Sara Dedman — ' 65 — 217 Wooldridge Lone, Versailles, Ky. Rowe, Nancy Lewis — ' 64 — 442 Howthorne Dr., Danville, Va. — Big Sister (2); Cartoonist Campus Comments (2)(3)(4); Fine Arts Club, Bit ' n Spur (3); Pres. Bit ' n Spur, Judiciary Board, Bluestocking (4). Roy, Judy Ann — ' 65 — 426 Mississippi St., Forrest City, Ark. Royster, Virginia Lee (Ginny) — ' 64 — 2233 Buford Rd., Bon Air, Va. — That Light Forever, Lady Macbeth (2); Costume and Production: The Grond Gesture, The Constant Wife, Three Filsosofers in Fire Tower, Quem Queritis (3); Reader ' s Theater, Honors List (3)(4); Transcribed, Edited and Directed: The Play of Herod, Student directed: The Tempest, Student Board, Chairman Board of Co-Ordinotlon, Woodrow Wilson Fellowship (4). Rubright, Nancy Rosalyn- Somerville, N. J. Ruff, Valerie Anne Cammack son St., Staunton, Va. ' 67 — 12 Preston Dr. ' 65—102 N. Jeffer Russell, Carlo Winfrey — ' 65 Blvd., Linwood, N. J. Ryan, Ellen Bell- Norfolk 7, Vo. - ' 67- 1221 Wood-Lynne 1209 W. Princess Anne Rd., Saffels, Anita Carol — ' 64 — 913 Concord Rd., Talla- hassee, Fla. — Honor Scholar; Campus Comments (1) (2)(3); Feature Ed. Campus Comments (4); Glee Club, Big Sister (2); Dorm Council (2)(4); Honors List (3)(4). -Rt. 6, Box 500, Soffold, Katharine Calhoun — ' 67- Saffold Field, Sovonnoh, Go. Sanders, Frances Anne — ' 64 — 381 1 Seminary Ave., Richmond 27, Va. — CA Rep., Campus Comments (1); Wes Fel, Western Stote (1){2); Honors List (1) (2)(3); Photography Ed. Campus Comments (2)(3); Ed. Campus Comments, Student Boord, Board of Publications, Laurel Society, Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities (4). Schaible, Carolyn Ann — ' 67 — 578 Woodview Dr., Dayton 19, Ohio. Scheel, Mory Susan — ' 65 — 7480 Supply Grp., Air Force Europe Exchange, APO 666, New York, N. Y. Scholl, Anne Elizabeth — ' 67 — 1515 South Roan St., Johnson City, Tenn. Schultz, Harriett Fronklin- Crozet, Va. ' 66 — Rt. 1, Box 64, ■' 65 — 2448 Lincolnwood Dr., Schuster, Drusilla- Evanston, III. Scoville, Elise Duffii Columbio, S. C. Shannon, Pickett (Judy) — ' 64 — 2816 Wayne Dr., Wilmington, N. C. — Judiciory Board, Dolphins, Can- terbury Club (1)(2)(3); Vice-Chm. Honor Court, Dolphins, La Moison Francoise Resident, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities (4). Shepherd, Sylvia Suffolk, Vo. Shields, Carol Anne lumbio, S. C. - ' 67 — 1429 Sunbury Lone, Manning — ' 67 — 110 Parkway, — ' 67 — 4105 Trenholm Rd., Co- ' 67—2 Clarke Shinnick, Elizabeth Woodhouse (Ki)- Rd., Richmond, Va. Shipe, Constance Anne (Connie) — ' 65 — 1220 Meck- lenburg Rd., Ithaca, N. Y. Short, Phyllis Larrie — ' 64 — 900 Sylvania Avenue, Fredericksburg, Va. — Trustee Scholar; Wes Fel, Honors List (1)(2)(3); Bluestocking (2); Campus Comments (2)(3)(4). long ' s — a world of fine luxuries Shuler, Barbara Lucile — ' 67 — 1523 Live Oak Dr., Tallahassee, Flo. Sigler, Lisa Brooke — ' 67 — 8627 Patton Rd., Phila- delphia 18, Pa. Sincloire, Katherine Murray (Kitsy) — ' 66 — 60-A Troy Dr., Springfield, N. J. Sisson, Frances Blair — ' 67 — 130 Orchard Ave., Hightstown, N. J. Sizemore, Darlena — ' 64 — Box 472, Pineville, W. Va. — Trustee Scholar; Dorm Council (1); Wes Fel (2); Bluestocking (3); Honors List (3)(4); Campus Comments, Chm. Wes Fel Service Com. (4). Slater, Anne Fitzhugh — ' 67 — West View Farm, Upperville, Va. Slawter, Elizabeth Lee — ' 66 — 621 Yorkshire Rd,, Winston-Salem, N. C. Slider, Susan Ann — ' 67 — 7322 Hermitage Road, Richmond, Va. Sloan, Lynn Louise — ' 67 — 209 South Princeton, Ar- lington Heights, III. Smith, Anne Hilliord (Hillie) — ' 65 — 615 Mansion Dr., Hopewell, Vo. Smith, Carolyn Tieche — ' 64 — 2105 Horper Rd., Beckley, W. Va. — Campus Guide, Campus Com- ments, Dolphins (2); Young Democrats Club (2)(3); Pres. Dolphins, Chm. SGA Mock Convention Project, Chm. Sr. Class Day Program, Laurel Society, Re- quirements for qraduation completed in three years (3). Smith, Jane Annette — ' 65 — 2212 Rivermont Ave., Lynchburg, Va. Smith, Janice Frederica — ' 67 — 2609 Lake Alfred Rd., Winter Haven, Flo. Smith, Rhoda — ' 65 — 212 Main St., East Northfield, Mass. Smith, Solly Thornton — ' 67 — 3209 Seminary Ave , Richmond 27, Va. Smoot, Emily Kathleen (Kathy) — ' 67 — 405 Morri- son St., McMinnville, Tenn. Southoll, Hazel Soxby — ' 65 — 205 Boston Avenue, Lynchburg, Va. Spickord, Susan Lewis — ' 65 — 1830 West Main St., Salem, Va. Spilmon, Anne Ridgely — ' 66 — Garrison Forest Rd Owings Mills, Md. Stedman, Nancy Clendenin — ' 67 — 420 Elmwood Ave., Lynchburg, Va. Stephens, Corol Ellen — ' 67 — 1301 Crestwood Ave., Clifton Forge, Va. Stern, Claire Blum — ' 66 — 2401 Jefferson Ave., New Orleans 1 5, La. Stewart, Carol Sutton — ' 65 — 136 Dickson Avenue Pittsburgh 2, Pa. Stigler, Elizabeth Leath — ' 67 — 3405 Westbury Rd., Birmingham 23, Ala. Stone, Helen Cynthio (Pebble) — ' 67 — 3803 East- ledge Dr., Austin 3, Texas. Storm, Corol Ann (Sandy) — ' 66 — 4404 Lincoln Rd Louisville 20, Ky. Stoveken, Gloria Joan — ' 65 — 29 Eaton Mews North, London S. W. 1, England, Stowers, Solly Mills — ' 67 — 1016 Crestview, Sher- man, Texas. Strown, Martha Ann — ' 67 — 207 Bougenville Ave., Jasmine Lakes, Port Rilney, Fla. Stroupe, Jacquelyn Blair (Jackie) — ' 67 — 608 Chero- kee Rd., Charlotte 7, N.C. Stubblefield, Nancy Ellen— ' 67— 1 01 5 Woodrow Ave,, Waynesboro, Va. Sullivan, Lamiro Parker— ' 66— 3 1 7 East Paris Rd., Greenville, S.C. Summers, Cathy — ' 67 — 2701 North Jefferson, Hutchinson, Kan. Swetnom, Margaret Ashlin — ' 66 — Rt. 1, Box 99, Herndon, Va. Swope, Mary Elizabeth (Betty) — ' 66 — Rt. 2, Box 78, Herndon, Va. Tobb, Louise Stuart — ' 67 — 305 Oak Rd., Richmond 29, Vo. Taylor, Julione Elizabeth Jorgensen — ' 64 — 620 Brentwood Dr., Anniston, Ala. — RA Rep. (1); Cam- pus Comments (1) (2) (3) (4); Dorm Council, Modern Dance Club (2) (3); Clan Leader, Sec. Religious Emphosis Week Com. (3); REW, Honors List (4). Taylor, Virginia Pauline (Ginger) — ' 67 — 2001 Old Shell Rd., Mobile 7, Alo. Tennent, Martha Hamilton — ' 67 — 1024 Glendalyn Cir,, Spartanburg, S. C. Terwilliger, Nancy Ellen — ' 65 — 20 South Pleasant Ave,, Ridgewood, N. J. Thompson, Elizabeth Hart (Libby) — ' 64 — 206 Wil- liams St., Lake City, S.C. — Honor Scholar; Campus Comments (1) (2); Dorm Council (1) (2) (3); Choir (1) (2) (3) (4); Bluestocking (2); Literary Ed. Blue- stocking (3); Fine Arts Club, Bit ' n Spur (3) (4); Judiciary Board (4). Thompson, Margaret Lee — ' 64 — 195 Stonewall Heights, Abingdon, Va. — Choir, Foreign Affairs Forum (1); Young Republicans Club (1) (4); Glee Club, Big Sister (2); Modern Dance Club (2) (3); Golf Team, Chm. Budget Com. (3); Closs Sec, Social Com., Dorm Council, Com Chm. Mock Con- vention (4). Thompson, Minerva Dudley (Missy) — ' 64 — 136 West Main St., Mt. Sterling, Ky. — Glee Club Ac- companist (1), Spanish Club (1) (2) (3); Fine Arts Club (2) (3); Jr. Advisor, Requirements for grad- uation completed in three years (3). Thompson, Soro — ' 67 — 1828 Richmond Rd., Lex- ington, Ky. Thompson, Susan Custis — ' 64 — 23 Willwoy Avenue, Richmond 26, Va. — Western State, College Usher (1); Glee Club (1) (2); Class Marshal, Moy Court, Fine Arts Club, Honors List, Bit ' n Spur (2); Sec. Bit ' n Spur, House Pres., Requirements for gradua- tion completed in three years (3). ' 65 — 427 Mclver St., Thornton, Sollie Lucretio- Greenville, S.C. Throop, India Sykes — ' 67 — 101 Leiand St., Water Valley, Miss. Timbes, Virginia Cossels (Ginger St., St. Simons Island, Go. - ' 66- ' 66 — 236 Cedar 2319 Bolsover Road, 14 West 4th Tixier, Annette Louise Houston 5, Texas. Tobin, Roxanne Louise (Roxie) — ' 65 St , New Castle, Del. Tolley, Mary Alice — ' 66 — 220 James River Drive, Newport News, Va. Townshend, Susan Avis (Sue) — ' 67 — 6 St. George Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. Troxell, Elizabeth Voughan — ' 67 — 104 Macmurdo St., Ashlond, Va. Tucker, Victoria Littleton (Vicky) — ' 66 — 496 How thorne Dr., Danville, Vo. Turner, Claudia Jane — ' 66 — 2435 Del Monte Drive, Houston 1 9, Texos. Turner, JoEllen — ' 66 — 4401 Holly Hill Road, Uni- versity Park, Hyattsville, Md. Turner, Margaret Penrith (Penny) — ' 67 — 406 South Main, Demopolis, Ala. Tyson, Charlotte Louise — ' 65 — 406 Kershaw PI , S.E., Aiken, S.C. Umberger, Eleanor Jean — ' 64 — 3128 Woodlawn Ave., S.W., Roanoke, Va. — Eta Beta (1) (2) (3) (4); Fine Arts Club (1) (3) (4); Big Sister, Dorm Council (2); Miscellany (2) (4); Art Ed. Miscellany, Class Sec. (3); May Court (1) (2) (3); May Queen, House Pres., Honors List (4). 260 for those lexington overnights, the moyflower and mr. barnes make baldwin girls feel speciol . . . whole or skim — the glasses ore fil- led by augusta dairies . . . Jennifer — ' 67 — Williom St., Riverside, - ' 66 — 4668 Crossover Lone, Mem- - ' 66 — County Rd., Eost- ' 66 — 8016 Over- Van Brunt, Conn. Vance, Suzanne- phis, Tenn. Vander May, Linda Lea- hom. Moss. Vaughan, Virginia Ann (Ginny)- look Dr., Alexondria, Va. Velten, Joan Leslie — ' 66 — 1504 Seoboord, Mid- land, Texas. Verstanding, Davyne Elaine — ' 66 — 19 Filbert St., Homden 1 7, Conn. Via, Jane Ellen — ' 66 — 81 1 Sylvonio Ave., Fred- ericksburg, Vo. von Glahn, Edith Merian (Mimi) — ' 64 — 1808 Sho- dowlawn St., Jacksonville 5, Flo. — Campus Com- ments (1); Bluestocking (2); Business Manager Blue- stocking f3); Board of Publications (3) (4). Wode, Ann Hamilton — ' 66 — Rosedale, Vo. Waesche, Mary Peyton — ' 65 — 3221 45th St., N.W., Washington 16, D. C. Waits, Lucy Linda (Cinda) — ' 66 — 131 South Bat- tery, Charleston, S. C. Walker, Elizabeth Myers (Betsy)— ' 65— 4900 Hill- side Rd., Columbia, S.C. Walton, Mary Ellis Bullion— ' 64 — 20A Hillside Ter., Lexington, Va. Walters, Nancy Elliott — ' 67 — 6103 Dunleer Court, Bethesdo 34, Md. Ware, Ann Latane — ' 66 — 1494 Horbert Ave., Memphis 4, Tenn. Warren, Anne Miller — ' 64 — 3443 London St., Lynchburg, Vo. — Big Sister (2); Vv ' estern State (2) (3); Chm. SGA Movie Com. 3); Chm. SGA Library Com., Honors List (4). Warren, Sarah Cornelia — ' 64 — -18 Elm Ave., New- port News, Va., — Transfer Jr., Fine Arts Club (3); Miscellany (4) Worriner, Mary Borksdole (Molly) — ' 67 — Box 84, Riverton, Conn. Warthen, Diane — ' 64 — 3869 Peoklond PI., Lynch- burg, Vo. — Western State (1); Glee Club (2); Book- store Assist. (2) (3); College Usher, Dorm Council (4). Watt, Jean Ann — ' 67 — 508 Kenny Rd., Laurel, Md. Wovell, Pamela — ' 66 — 3447 Denver, Corpus Chri- st;, Texas. Weaver, Janet Lynn — ' 66 — 510 Jockson Ave., Lexington, Va Weaver, Morgaret Corr (Peggy) — ' 67 — 261 1 Cry- stal Spring Ave., S.W., Roanoke, Va. Weekley, Carolyn Jeanette (Stuffy) — ' 66 — Beno, Va. Weiglein, Donna Jean — ' 67 — 706 Beacon Street, St. Albons, W. Va, Weiglein, Mary Anne — ' 64 — 706 Beacon Street, St. Albons, W. Va. — Wes Fel, Campus Comments (1) (2); Glee Club, Western State (2); Choir, Honors List (2) (3) (4); Honor Court (4). West, Emma Susan — ' 66 — Cronbury Neck Rood, Cranbury, N. J. West, Katherine Bradley — ' 66 — 106 Eokin Street, Blocksburg, Vo. West, Nino Moir — ' 66 — Whittle Rd., Martinsville, Va. Westbrook, Leslie Arden — ' 67 — Rt. 1, Rophine, Va. Wev, Penelope Ann (Penny) — ' 64 — c o Capt. Oscar C. B. Wev, US Coost Guard Training Station, Cape May, N.J. — RA Rep. (1); Choir (1) (2) (4); Treos. RA (2); Academic Year in Madrid (3); Pres. RA, Spanish Club (4). Whotely, Sandra — ' 64 — 1019 Perrymont Ave., Lvnchburg, Vo. Wheeler, Jeanne Lindsley — ' 67 — Box 1 209, Easton, Md. so mony flovors at Staunton creamery ' s dairy bar 262 Whetham, Carol Jean — ' 66 — 64 Lexington Ave., Needhom 94, Mass. White, Donna — ' 66 — 730 East Main St., West Point, Miss. White, Janet Anne — ' 66 — USAF Mission, c o U.S. Embassy, San Saivodor, El Salvador, Central America. Whitfield, Mary Croom — ' 65 — 2540 Dellwood Dr., N.W,, Atlanta 5, Go. Whitten, Ann Wills — ' 67 — 441 Meadow Dr., Bris- tol, Vo. Whittle, Mary Harrison — ' 65 — 933 Langley Rood, Norfolk, Va. Wiese, Mortha Louise (Marty) — ' 66 — 710 Roslyn Rd., Winston-Salem, N.C. Wiethoff, Janet Sue — ' 66 — 615 W. Sunset Drive, Seymour, Ind. Wilkerson, Anna Marshall — ' 65—528 Elm St., Troy, Ala. Williams, Anne Elizabeth — ' 67 — 1419 Peach Ave- nue, South Boston, Vo. Williams, Constance Marie — ' 65 — 205 West Vir- ginia Ave,, West Chester, Po. Williams, Elizabeth Byrd — ' 64 — Meadowbrook Heights, Charlottesville, Vo. — Cotillion Club, Fine Arts Club (1); Compus Comments (1) (3) (4); Big Sister (2); Modern Donee Club, Biol. Lob Assist. (2) (3); Chopel Com., Honors List (3); Judiciory Board, Dorm Council, English Dept. Assist. (4). Williams, Hazel Mary- Nicholosville, Ky. Willioms, Lynn Hughes- N.E., Atlanta 5, Go. - ' 67 — 606 North Main St., - ' 67 — 4830 Kendall Court, Williams, Nancy Floyd- Richmond 29, Va. Williamson, Nancy Comer- Avenue, Petersburg, Va. - ' 65 — 8903 Sierra Road, - ' 67—1661 Varina Willmon, Julie Malone— Blvd., Alexandria, Va. Wilson, Caroline Reeves- cade, Vo. Wilson, Leslie Hastings- public, Va. - ' 65 — 2905 Old Dominion - ' 66 — Windsor Farm, Cas- - ' 66 — The Dell, Port Re- Wilson, Penelope Anne (Penny) — ' 66 — 4814 Brom- ley Lone, Richmond, Vo. Winder, Carol Clevelond — ' 67 — 2750 Reynolds Dr., Winston-Salem, N. C. Wise, Frances Rutherford — ' 67 — 326 Woodlawn Rd., Baltimore 10, Md. Wood, Carolyn Bell — ' 67 — 2343 Valley Visto Road, Louisville 5, Ky. Wood, Nancy Harrison — ' 66 — 7607 Gleneagles Road, Norfolk, Vo. Wright, Emily Alice — ' 67 — 159 Lewis Avenue, Salem, Vo. Wright, Pomelo Lee Potteson — ' 64 — 6010 York Road, Richmond 26, Vo. — Transfer Jr., Fine Arts Club, Public Affairs Forum, Social Com., RA Rep. (3); Canterbury Club (3) (4); Vice-Pres. Public Af- fairs Forum, House Pres., State Chm. Mock Con- vention, Honors List (4). Yates, Nancy Browning — ' 66 — 221 23rd St., Dun- bar, W. Va. Yingling, Ann Ramsey — ' 66 — 2524 Gunston Hall Dr., Bridgeville, Pa. Yorke, Constance Anne — ' 67 — -Skyridge Road, Greenwich, Conn. Young, Elizabeth Courtney — ' 67 — 70)2 Tradd St., Charleston, S. C. Young, Linda Jane — ' 67 — 22 Cherry St., Lebanon, N. J. -1 1 I Righters Mill Road, Young, Susan Lores — ' 67- Norberth, Pa. Zeese, Sandra Gillette — ' 66 — 27 Summit Street, Huntington, N. Y. at schwarzschild ' s summer is inevitable 263 patrons crafton ' s — combo entertoinment for Staun- ton weekends . . . ast hardware hamrick flower shop homestead restaurant max mix beauty shop reid ' s stores Snyder ' s jewel box Staunton insurance agency w I southern collegian worthington hardware co., inc. 264 academic year in madrid 24-25 administration 59-63 administration staff 96-101 alumnae officers 64 appleday 14-15 baptist student union 194 beta beta beta 171 bit ' n spur 21 bluestocking 228-231 board of coordination 186 board of publications 225 board of trustees 58 bookstore 224 campus comments 232-239 campus guides 1 73 conterbury club 195 choir 196-197 christian association 190-193 Christmas address book 227 Christmas dance 30 Christmas play 29 clan leaders 201 day student officers I 86 dolphins 206-207 eta beta pi 220 exectutive committee 184 faculty 66-95 faculty emeriti 65 faculty skits 202-203 fencing 209 fine arts club 214 402 workshop 172 french house 22-23 freshman class officers 149 golf 211 glee club 198-199 handbook 226 hockey 209 honor court 189 honor scholars 173 honor society 166 house presidents ' council 187 judiciary board 188 junior class officers 126 king series 26, 48 laurel society 169 marshals 180 may court 176-179 may day 50-51 may queen 175 miscellany 240-240b mock convention 38-41 modern dance group 208 newman club 195 public affairs forum 218 recreation association 200-203 religious emphasis week 28 russell scholar 168 senior class officers 106 social committee 186 sophomore class officers 137 sophomore show 43-45 Spanish club 21 5 staff 102-103 student board 185 student government association 184-189 Sullivan award 1 67 tennis 212-213 the tempest 46-47 ushers 1 8 1 visiting speakers 4, 12, 13, 26, 36, 46 wesley fellowship 195 Westminister fellowship 194 who ' s who 170 ( 1 wno s wno i v 1 - l V young democrats 216 l.l.v4.v . . young republicans 217 265 lSAd i a playful painter once walked on the hills on this side of town end saw the shadows sliding down the greyish slopes. and he filled his brush, the thickest one with an evening daub of melted sun and swept just once over the tops of those hills and spilled a drop on the tallest steeple near the top, and more than once i ' ve loved him for that. hope baldwin 402 workshop ± we face toward the post as we honor in rememberance those who, walking the wilderness of this world paused to dream the dream which was mory bald- win college, a dream which was to make travellers of all who would come under her spell. 266 in you past and future converge in o very special way — the past which this college has sought faithfully to make available to you the future as it will open to you in mystery when spring next returns to this soon wintering world . . . months in the back rooms of your minds 267 for every man and woman must wreck himself on the world in his own way. each must choose his antagonist, spending himself on his own chosen ground. you may be painting an abstraction, it may be blobs and dots, dribbles and improvisation full of those startling surprises which are the marks of genuis. 268 we live always on a threshold, and insofar as we try to deny end turn our backs on it, sinking back into the passivity and complacency of the nothing else but, we forfeit the one chance we have of fulfilling our destiny. pages 266-270 excerpts from huston smith founders ' day, oct. 5, 1963 269 MIST No one — not I — would give them up for lost Simply because they don ' t know where they are. SMOKE If the day ever comes when they know who They ore, they may know better where they are. But who they are is too much to believe — and so, for most of us, most of the time it is. From A Cabin in tine Clearing from IN THE CLEARING by Robert Frost. Copyright 1951, © 1962 by Robert Frost. Reprinted by per- mission of Holt, Rhinehart and Winston, Inc. M E h PRODUCT OF «4 Blrunter upummq P COMPANY J ) H iissi 272 I LIBRARY OF MARY BALliWiN COlIM Bffii. CO 00=ES3S a) =S lDWIN 40 O Q M -- C7) ng -J= ? i
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