Mary Baldwin College - Bluestocking Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1965 volume:

UBRABY MAHY BALDWIN COLLFOB 61337 The Bluestocking 1965 Mary Baldwin College Staunton, Virginia MAXY BALDWIN COLLfGB Contents Introduction 6 Administration and Faculty 56 irr The Honoraries Classes 96 Organizations. 176 The Residence Halls 230 Index and Advertisers 256 « - ' dedication mp. Mnc mps. Joseph W. timBepUke, Jr. the inexhAustABle enthusiasm, the smcepe conceRn, the open 6oor on Bevepley Stpeet And the wARmth insi6e : All these we ' ve encounteReO An6 AppReciAted. Who else coul6 handle a family of 104 qirIs plus tim? too outstAnOmq An exAmple, too Rich A fRiendship, to Be foRQotten OR unRecoQn!ze6. heRe: AnotheR thAnk you foR Beinq who they ARe-AnO whAt they RepResent-to the College community An6 especiAlly to the CIass op 1965. Tim, Penny, Vicky, Robyn •■- ■. n - •mtii.r i .. ii : Last minute facial for a vellow brick city before the on- slaught of S.G.A. officers, freshmen and upperciassmen. Unpacking, confusion and crowded aloneness. A moment of hesitation before preparation begins. Anticipation is transformed into the buzz of September with its quiet regret and smiling eagerness. Greetings, mail-box assignments, vacant spaces and new eyes. Left-over suntans, but fresh minds. Dawn and new beginnings. Autumn and fallen leaves. Sunlight and shadows. Leaves - sprinkling the green lawn with flakes of color. Walks take a jagged path over rocks and tree stumps. Leaves - crisping beneath hurried feet. Exhilaration. The noise of a football game and the silence of aloneness. Leaves - shuffled along by weary feet. Autumn, the season of adolescence and old age. Autumn and fallen leaves. ' - ' : rS -. ? , . , A ' i; %iafc ' : The October day that only the sophomores know for sure. ..when it ' s legitimate to hitchhike, wear jeans off campus, poach on private property. ..no classes, just sophomore skits, climbing trees, taking pictures, and lunch a la Tom Jones (or Henry VIII).. .home again, home again jiggity jig with a laundry bag full of apples and roses-rather, apples in the cheeks-jiggity jog. .. an apple a day for days on end. DEPARTMENT OF DRAMATIC ARTS MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE •presents jane (pway jfie Xady A MUSICAL FANTASY VXay loy Makgaret Collins Songs by Fletcher Collins, Jr. and Jeannie Lee Instrumentals by Francis Collins and Jeannie Lee KING AUDITORIUM Staunton, Virginia NOVEMBER 5 and 6. 1964 Igor Elyena Jack Prince Love Goddess Mother Daughter Watt Betsy Attendants Bearers King Premier Magdalene Visitors Carnival Dancers Orchestra THE SCENES: THE CAST (as they materialize) Tom Cabe Davyne Verstandic Winfield McChord Robert Lafleur Glenda Pearson Ann Mebane Carol Stewart WiM DeMoor Mary Frances Arehart Judith Paulsel, Frances Wise Pat Kenehan, Susan Ramsey Jay Grossman Jerry Smiley Linda Dolly Lynne Bunch, Roberta Penn Susette Barbee, Sally Barr, Carol Anne Emory Elizabeth Donelson, Susan Savell, Cathy Antle, Francis Collins, Fletcher Collins, III Directed by Fletcher Collins, Jr. Initially in a luxury jet, and thereafter in a Hereditary Democracy known to tourists as The Lovers ' Paradise . Producer ... Stage Manager Scenery and Properties Costume Mistress Choreography Lifting Operator PRODUCTION STAFF Fletcher Collins, Jr. Lynne Bunch Roberta Penn, assisted by students of Drama 201, Mary Baldwin College Ashlin Swetnam Gwen Walsh Glenda Pearson MBC ' s fall drama production. ..playwright— Margaret Collins. ..practical education for the majors. Tour— Covington and Wayside Inn. Wings of a stage where smaller, sometimes funnier, sometimes more tiagic plays occur. ..a mystic transition that takes place in an actor as he walks from wings to stage— and leaves himself— behind. Theatre: the vibrating string hung between audience and actor, which the actor plucks. ...fantasy. ..reality. ..final applause — you take your being off with cold cream and akleenex, go up to the stage— dark and quiet— you wonder if it ever really happened— Theatre. Come to our Carnival of Lights. ' Please don ' t tell Mother I was here. l,isten, girl— you ' re not much as a blind date, either! The progression from mixers and blind dates to days-out and over-nights to pins to rings and things. Mass exodus on big week-ends. ..football games. ..fraternity parties: a menagerie of birds, monkeys, dogs, fish. ..with just a friend. A choice between Grafton ' s, a flick, or pool in upper-back. .. he said he ' d phone on Thursday. At first some of us rebelled against the required course situation... But the enforced cooperation proved less painful than expected... I don ' t know WHEN I ' ll find time to get all my work done. First period— Schedule C 16 And we emerged well-rounded, polished Baldwin seniors. After all, what am I here for? From the particulars to universals,..the eternal verities. ..the eternal questions... who, why, how. Break time: a .S-minute hand of bri 10-minute cigarette, a 30-minute television show, a 60- minute meal, a 3-hour date. Where are your books? - that light bequeathed to Beings else forlorn and blind. 9:00— study religion 9:15— start packing ..first thing you do is get organized. Steps which lead to sunlight, to patterns, to grass and yellow brightness. Yes, of course, the brave crusade up the Bailey steps A thoughtful moment on the way to the trough. Steps which lead you where you want to go- up, down, nowhere, mundane places. Academic, solitude, downtown, meals, visits, mailboxes... .Many steps and many choices. Steps: which way do you want to go? 18 20 Slices of light and life, footsteps, and another day. A carousel of moments speeds tangled feet from dorm to doorstep— moments of quiet reflection or frantic laughter. Beginnings and endings. Daily traumas and new growth. Spon- taneity spills out in every corner. Smiles and frowns play seesaw upon the ground of emotions. A trip, a toast, a chapel talk— all transient portions of this academic life. Art: exhibitions in Straw Corner. ..spring shows by senior majors... sale of prints from a gallery... Staunton Fine Arts Center— art and photography. Music: choir, an appreciation and listening hour in Hunt Lounge, a Folk Mass, majors ' recitals. Drama: major productions, Reader ' s Theatre, Medieval Church plays with choir, spring patio play, Theatre Group 20, Emlyn Williams and Dickens readings, Peter Arnott and puppets. Visiting scholars, KingSeries handed to us. Religious Emphasis Week, convocations— opportunities made available— need: intellectual curiosity. Culture: sometimes a taste of honey, other times a taste of liquor never brewed. Week f mrmmi Anticipation, preparation and secrets mixed with tests, term papers and packing. ..an off-campus dance featuring The Delacardos and one o ' clocks...25-cent gifts, poems, and a Santa at every dorm party.. .Christmas dinner by candlelight. ..caroling. ..when the world is lit with love and served a dish of party-colored candy. .. What shall 1 give...? Don ' t clutch. Sue, but I think there ' s mistletoe up there. There ' s nothing like the good ol ' Christ- mas spirit. 1 ' ;f ■ ' , ' |j B B v r f H i P LJB f . 1 The Dance L ' ' - ii '  . ' f ' IH HI H Flakes of surprise and delight. ..slacks and continuous questioning of when? SMA and snowball fights and garbage can cover sled riding... .The feel of snow falling on any open hand and into eye lashes and mouths and hair. A white, awesome silence. Remnants of green and brown patches. ..and cats in the snow. An early morning hello to the workmen as they shovel. Breakfast and hot chocolate. A white stillness settles, but soon it begins to melt into spring. Staunton: familiarity of places and people— hello on the street. A glimpse of true love and confessions through a glass darkly... . Flowers and friends... . Stores of fashion, and stores of delight. A ten-cent store through which to rummage on a rainy afternoon. An impressionistic painting in blacks and red and green and yellow and rain, as seen from MBC ' s patio at night. Downtown— a possibility for communication, for a taste of reality... Anything on an impulse. ..or a dare. Anticipating the mem- ories ten years from now...where ' s a camera? Lounge ren- devous reveal hidden talents, idiosyncracies, eccentricities... mine ashtray overfloweth. Time fora riot over anything... nothing... practical joke s... schemes... conspiracies... I ' m game. The second side of every story.. .if they only knew. Boarders abroad but at home in memories. ..one trans- atlantic phone call per semester: hi and bye . ..let ' s all write her a letter. Academic Year in Madrid: Ludmilla Bratina, Jeanne Crusemann, Kathie Fife, Michael Gisriel, Cissy Gossmann, Rosila Liben.son, Peggy Mitchell, Penney Phifer, Betty Jean Smith, Serita Spadoni, Betty Swope, Susanne Vance. France: Sally Marks, Joan Goolsby, Claudia Turner, Janet Weaver, Ellen Gordon. It won ' t be long... ,xuBi)j.l.ll !PWl 33 ' My mother went here. What ' s your excuse? ' ' Frankly... Well, Chaucer, it was nice talking to you. Words and smiles and a language that transcends the human voice. The chats. Brief pauses in a busy day. What have you been thinking about? Sharing and communicating. Words - either a funnel or a prism for our thoughts. 35 ' Sorry. ..you ' ll just have to get wet. The jolly green giant 36 Schizophrenic View From Beneath An Umbrella My rain-pelleted shell pricks and crackles above me. Red, yellow, green leaves shine dying faces toward me. Alone in my cylinder of drought I smile, for the world is shut out by thin silver bars, splintering upon the pavement. Julene Reese, ' 65 Quiet hour, beds made by 10:30, phone duty, no showers after 12, bi-weekly meetings: bring a pencil and or a quarter. The lounge: Who ' s got a match? ... fourth for bridge ... popcorn, knitting, Saturday Night at the Movies in front of the tube. The chats: I ' ve got a great idea ...How ex- citing ... ! can ' t believe. .. ... Yeah, tell me about it ... I ' m furious. Phone pad ditties: Tues. - 9:30 - Ann - B.C.,N.M.,W.C.B. - Susan. What shall it be tonight, cos- mology or cosmetology? — to hawk or to rack, that is the question. Make sure I get up tomorrow morning. s iui -U ii 4 4 ' (jC) ( Ua ( zi£ r. T r 1 ! wJ , ' k- , 40 MBC: rolling green, believable blue sky and yellow. Excur- sions: alone or together, into nature. Strong winds brushing joy at faces. Autumn and leaves and picnics and gleefu splendor in the grass. A wonder and yet a quiet assur- ance. ..Through fingered branches a woodland fantasy, and a reality. A smile of fresh air. ..Nature is always there - a place to read, a place apart, a place to be. 42 The drive began and ended with unbelievable spirit and enthusiasm. A car wash: brillo pads, soap suds and wet bods. Apple butter, by the quart. Unity. The year saw: a happening in Riddle, a discotheque. Katydids, and hamburgers. Co-operation. Green stamps, breakfast in bed and a slave auction. Hard work and Jean. Shindig, bazaars, an evening of sacred music, and the carnival. A feeling of accomplishment. One third of a million pennies toward a new library. 44 Faces which express an intensity, an im- mensity, of curiosity. ..of indecision... of perception. ..of sensitivity. A hand yet unraised, but eyes which already question, which challenge. Patience. ..Thought - yes. ..intellectual at times. But often too silent the stillness, too silent the alone- I w 1 45 The Women Days and nights of work and quarterlies and wondering and doubting and rehearsing for perfection. Practically nobody ever misses a clever woman. The results were superb, the audience enthusiastic. After the last curtain call; a sense of superiority, accomplishment, of earning a place at last through talent and diligence. Sophomore Show: a class becomes unified through cooperation, by The Night, by memories. A woman ' s life is love, and life must be ev ' ry day. •, Y-fr 46 Judish where? Necessary regulation covering con- centric circles of the campus, the 25-mile radius, the 40-mile dis- tance to Charlottesville and Lexing- ton. ..the individual integrity. ..follow A and B except in cases C and D, and when in doubt, consult the handbook. ..what to wear and where ...slacks here, skirts there... ! should care (and I do !) ... government of students by students. Improper dress? Just don ' t panic... 25 miles out to drink cider? MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION You are hereby notified that for„mfiA.rinA_ A_ lkinl Ifi you will h C..6n I n pd ' K A CjCSSt for a period of ' j)il- __itc_ jtime bEg««is _hii-f -fer Arnitu. Secretary. ' : ' ;5;w..,_ : • .-■ i ■ . ' «!it ■■, ' jii - -.i2EJi • 4t i ;■ 1 . - 4 iai ■ ¥• Smoking is permitted in the lounges only... ' Smells nasty— I prefer milk! A search for truth. Hours of self-discipline. Essential knowledge. Tfie struggle for in- tellectualism - b)th pseudo and real. Long nights. Quarterlies. Exams and a sigh, ...of making many books there is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh. But always a search for truth and the beginning of understanding. 50 i • B 1 cJI i V In r f u .■.:««i ! A. 52 A rare thing is each new spring. A time of soft winds and delicate sky. Pink and green spring up from moist black loam and splash across the earth, heralding a new season, a new birth. Infant leaves throw lace patterns across the grass and provide seclusion for new-born fledglings. A young man ' s fancy. Dreams renewed. Sun and warmth. Earth rejoicing. Wisteria clusters climb and twine their way up lattice fences . Daffodils fleck the hillsides with yellow smiles. A cataract of moist wind sweeps through the valley in multicolored laughter. 53 54 June seventh drew nearer and the sun grew warmer. Finally, it even stayed sunny on weekends. Long and lazy afternoons, flower-filled mornings, cool evenings by an icy stream. Crowded calendars: May Day; picnics for the majors, and for the classes; comps and the Banquet; drawing for looms; planning for weddings and jobs and graduate school. And all as a golden early-summer light filtered across tangled forsythia and the lush stretch of green grass across the hill. !: J I — } — — ' — r Administration and Faculty Look back across a college generation, and four years telescope into an incredibly short time. But despite the brief span, the Mary Baldwin of September, 1961 and that of June, 1965 are not the same. These things, for example, are not: Six hundred fifty girls now climb the steps that four hundred fifty climbed then. The green grass stretches across our hillside from New Street east to Coalter, and Bailey is no longer off campus . In the ledger space called Total Assets, the auditor writes $5,990,361, almost twice the figure he recorded four years ago. And this June, for the first time. Dr. Taylor will marshal more than a hundred seniors into the Commencement procession as it leaves the Mirror Room. But the happy paradox about a college is that it can change without changing. In four years it grows, as it must grow, but the most important things remain. That is why, for this class and for its daughters through the years, Mary Baldwin will be always and never the same. Dr. Samuel Reid Spencer, Jr. President of the College 4 A Joseph W. Timberlake Vice-President 60 Martha Stackhouse Grafton Dean of the College Anne Elizabeth Parker Dean of Students 62 Marguerite Hillhouse Registrar and Director of Admissions - ' ■7m mimsiiJ4 63 Mr. John Baker Daffin Treasurer On his retirement, our sincere appre- ciation for his thrity-five years of service. Teacher, advisor, paternal friend. Always in the lab— for a light chat, an earnest conversation, for a cup of coffee or of tea. A liaison between MBC and the Staunton Community. A former student once said, I don ' t know whether to call him Mr. Mary Baldwin or Saint John! We also wonder. James T. Spillman Bursar Dr. Marshall Moore Brice To know That which before us lies in daily life Is the prime Wisdom. English Mr. James D. Lott A man ' s best friend is his dogma. Dr. William R. North ' The sun shines today also. Dr. Andrew J. Mahler Let knowledge grow from more to more, But more of reverence in us dwell; That mind and soul according well May make one music as before, But vaster. Dr. Ben H. Smith, Jr. Criticism is opinion improved into knowledge. Religion and Mr. David B. Pedersen Discipleship is not limited to what you can comprehend - it must transcend all comprehension. Plunge into the deep waters and Christ will help you to comprehend. ' 68 Philosophy What we claim to know about men apart from (the grace of God in Jesus Christ). ..con- sists only of the working hypotheses of man ' s self-understanding. ..they do not solve the question. ..of man himself. This question is solved, however, if we set out from the fact that man is the being to whom God is gracious in Jesus Christ. Dr. James L. McAllister, Jr. Dr. Marjorie Bacheler Chambers ' A book is a mirror; when a donkey looks into it, surely no apostle will look out. Languages Dr. Frances Jacobs The evil that is in the world always comes of ignorance, and good intentions may do as much harm as malevolence, if they lack understanding. ftl% Mrs. Vega M. Lytton 0 wad some pow ' r the giftie gie us To see oursells as ithers see us. Miss Nicole Tessier Science sans conscience n ' est que ruine de I ' ame. Miss Danielle Guestault j Le grand et glorieux chef-d ' oeuvre de rhomme c ' est de vivre a propos. Miss Dorothy M. Mulberry Dr. Barbara F. Ely Man ' s joy or sorrow depends as much upon hi disposition as upon his fate. Languages Miss Gerda L. Dippmann Mensch, werde wesentlich! At cm Wise men invent quotations; fools repeat them. Miss Barbara Boley Dr. Carl W. Broman Fine Dr. Ruth McNeil The composer and the audience have equal rights in the determination of musical evolution. 74 Arts Dr. Fletcher Collins, Jr. and birds sing sweeter than books tell how Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof. 75 All essential knowledge relates to existence, or only such knowledge as has an essential relation- ship to existence is essential knowledge. ' Dr. Anne Lewis Miller Dr. Ulysse Desportes Toutesfois vous scavez Que tous hommes n ' ont pas bon sens assis. Fine Arts Mr. Horace T. Day Bergson said of artists that, ' When they look at a thing, (they) see it for itself and not for themselves. They do not per- ceive simply with a view to action; they perceive in order to perceive. History Dr. Mary Swan Carroll ' I will lift up my eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. Mr. Robert Henry Lafleur De mis soledades, vengan Et ades sera I ' alba! Dr. Patrica Holbert Menk What ' s past is prologue. L ' History Political Science Dr. Alan Geyer Politics has a lively sobriety, a complex sim- plicity; an untidy elegance, a rough civility, and an ever- lasting immediacy; it is conflict become discus- sion; and it sets us a humane task on a human scale. ' Economics b i Miss Lillian Rudescal Before I built a wall I ' d ask to know What I was walling in or walling out, And to whom I was like to give offense. Do not pray for easy lives. Pray to be stronger men! Do not pray for tasks equal to your powers. Pray for powers equal to your tasks! Then the doing of your work shall be no miracle. But you shall be a miracle. Every day you shall wonder at yourself; at the richness of life which has come in you by the grace of God. Dr. Frank Wilson Price Mathematics Miss Joyce S. Johns Trust in the Lord with all thy heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He will direct thy paths. Miss Alline Ballard Marshall Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and He shall strengthen thine heart: wait, I say, on the Lord. Miss Emily Tyler Happiness is where it is found. And seldom where it is sought. mmmm and Science Dr. John F. Mehner ' Let us spend one day as deliberately as Nature, and not be thrown off the track by every nutshell and mosquito ' s wing that falls on the rails. Let us rise early. ..determined to make a day of it. Mathematics Dr. Mildred E. Taylor If at first you don ' t succeed, Try, try again. Mrs. Albertina Ultee Mr. John IJ. Daffin We are learning all the time, but we certainly do not know enough yet to undertake the remodeling of society and morals on the basis of scientific knowledge. and Science ■ yyy ' y ' yy M ymm f ,mii ji Dr. William R. Clark Why? Why? Why? Mr. William Jackson Galbraith Education Psychology Sociology Mr. Donald D. Thompson La langue des femmes est leur epee, et elles ne la laissent pas rouiller. P lv 1 o . CM Dr. Thomas Hancock Grafton Sin takes many forms. Dr. 0. Ash ton Trice, Jr. All essential knowledge relates to existence, or only such knowledge as has an es- sential relationship to existence is essential knowledge. Education Psychology Sociology Dr. Herbert Lee Bridges Look for a lovely thing and you will find it. It is not far - It never will be far. A teacher ' s greatest contribution to his students affects not so much their learning as it does their hearts— their attitude toward God and their fellow-men. Mr. Lewis G. Griffiths 1! Miss Julian F. Weill Life has a value only when it has something valuable as its object. ' Perfection consists not in doing extraordinary things, but in doing ordinary things extraordi- narily well. Miss Lillian A. Pennell Physical Education Mrs. Mary Jane Donnalley, Do you not know that in a race all the runners compete, but only one receives the prize? So run that you may obtain it. Mrs. June A. Woodall, ...the wisdom from above is first pure, then peaceable, gentle, open to reason, full of mercy and good fruits, without uncertainty or insincerity. Mrs. Betty M. Kegley, When you stand with your back to the sun, all you can see is your shadow... Mrs. Gwendolyn E. Walsh, To dry one ' s eyes and laugh at a fall. And baffled, get up and begin again. Faculty Emeriti Miss Fanny B. Strauss Dr. Herbert S. Turner Dr. Mary E. Humphreys Dr. Mary E. Huniphr-y.,. M ry Bjld ' A-ins first exchange proies or to India, gets acquainted with a friend in Lucknow, India. Dr. Humphreys is spending this year on the faculty of Isabella Tho- burn College, India ' s oldest college for women, which she finds has many similarities to Mary Baldwin. MfU Prof Writes Of Jtulia; Tolls Of Monlipys. Spears 92 Administrative Staff Mrs. Clementine F. MacDiarmid Supervisor of Buildings and Furnishings W ' w A ' Miss Betty Carr, Food Service Director ) 93 Mrs. Dolores P. Lescure Director of Information Services Mrs. Marian H. Smith, Assistant to the Bursar; Mrs. Jeanne L. Valz, Mr. M. Scott Nininger, Jr. Secretary. Assistant to the Bursar Miss Kathiyn Robertson Assistant Food Service Director Mr. Richard Crone, Engineer; Mr. Stewart Moore, Superintendent of Grounds; Mr. A. G. Fisher, Assistant Superintendent of Buildings. ■ J™Ma i-«1IMMfmMM From the left: Mrs. Gertrude C. Davis, Librarian; Mrs. Dorothy P. Ferrell, Mrs. J. Alvin Rosen, Mrs. Alice G. Simpkins, Mrs. Gwendo- lyn M. Greene, Assistant Librarians. Mrs. Lyndali E. Lilteil Receptionist Administrative Staff Nurse Mrs. Katherine Bunnell. Not pictured: Mrs. Bruce Oliver, Miss Roslynd Halterman. HLUMNAE OFFIC Miss Martha Anne King Administrative Assistant to the President Miss Virginia Munce, Executive Director of Alumnae Association Miss Linda Dolly, Admissions Counselor; Miss Ellen Holtz, Assistant to Miss Cameron Taber Director of Admissions. Placement Service Director Classes l l :;:;;;il i Eleanor Chew President From the left: Jane Craddock, Treasurer; Nancy Jackson, Secretary; Helen Young Hutcheson, Marshall; Julie Lohsen, Representa- tive to the Social Committee; Cathy Hofgren, Vice President; and Emy Martin, Social Chairman. 98 Seniors J The first to begin with the Timberlakes, Hunt Hall, and New. Last to enjoy Miss Fannie and Dr. Turner in the classroom, chapel in King, Chapel Dorm. How blue is the north-east sky today - with- out rose-colored glasses: 65 ' s Hundred. Do you remember and will we ever forget? The past is the future ' s preface. m cA ' You saw him— you saw Bob Dylan? Ann Gordon Abbott Mathematics Linda Dianne Baldwin English Sara Jane Beabout Spanish Susan Louise Beene French Bonnie Lee Beiderwieden History Aino Evelin Berris French Martha Ann Bertrand Political Science 100 Seniors Gwendolyn Black Bishop History Elizabeth Jane Brown Religion and Philosophy Susan Leigh Brown French Judy Marie Bryant Political Science Victoria Elaine Cacciapaglia Spanish Meredith Clare Carter Spanish ' Yeah, he was a good date all right! Virginia Sluarl Chapman Psychology Jane Anthony Craddock Mathematics Eleanor Lee Chew History Diane Tilson Cooper French ...and the dagger goes here. Mary Picket! Craddock Spanish 102 Seniors ' It ' s a good dance, but boys would help. Joan Elizabeth Critchley Religion and Philosophy Nan Parrish Davis Economics Pauline Robinson Dove French June Major Early Mathematics Kalherine Saunders Early Mathematics Eleanore Jean Eckel Religion and Philosophy 103 Carol Anne Emory Religion and Philosophy Louise Kinard Erdman Psychology Charlotte Hoff Folk English And most of the time we were happy. Gary Louise Flake French Juliet Meriwether Gevedon Spanish Seniors 104 Carol Hutchison Gibson English ' Who didn ' t clean the bathtub? ' Mary McGavock Gillespie English Frances Campbell Gilliam English Marian Kennington Gordin History ' It ' s about Peggy ' s Serpent of the Nile complex Catherine Ruth Griffin Political Science Seniors Margaret Anne Gunler American Studies Janet Ellen Haddrel Mathematics Mary Suzan Hodges History Catherine Annette Hofgren Economics 106 Margaret Elizabeth llogenauer History Sue Massey Hook Sociology Helen Young Hutcheson Knglish Dorothy Louise lafrate Spanish Cornelia Anne Jackson Mathematics Margaret Ann Jackson English What ' s wrong with doing the bird Beverley Street? 107 Nancy Cornelia Jackson Psychology Adele Jeffords Spanish Kalhryn Leigh Johnson Psychology Janice Lee Jones History Elizabeth Farnsworth Kenna English ' You wouldn ' t believe it! 108 Seniors 5 -i. Scolia Anne Kenney English Mary Susan Kummer Psychology There ' s something just fascinating about medieval history... Bonnie Elizabeth Lamb Spanish Mary Joyce Lewis Sociology Hesla Mae Litton Sociology 109 Warm and friendly October afternoons Julie Ann Lohsen English Jean Elizabeth Lynn Biology Charlotte Ann McCaa History Gail McMichael Mathematics Mary Katharine McMillan Medical Technology Margaret Ma lone Art Katherine Woods Marks French Katherine Scott Marshall Sociology Emma Healy Martin Political Science 1 hdl really gripes me. Lucy Lee Massie Psychology Seniors 111 There ' s something so refining about a ' small southern girls ' college. ' Elizabeth Ray Matthews Music Ann Fonvielle Mebane History Edith Stafford Mead French Dale Louise Midgette Music Ann Marie Morgan History Faith Susan Neuschel Sociology Mary Galhright Newell English Marsha Lee Nye Political Science Seniors Sandra Jean Pace Psychology ' C ' mon Eleanor , nobody ' s looking. Ellen Alexandria Pagenstecher Psychology 113 Judith Commander Payne French Jean Ray Poland Psychology Julia Kathleen Price Psychology Martha Gregg Price Chemistry Julene Reese Psychology Candace Jenckes Richardson Sociology Meredith Robertson Spanish F.veryone looks up to seniors. Seniors . jijk, dailwif;, 1 uiil ilate the post-grad ... Sara Dedman Rouse Political Science Carla Winfrey Russell Political Science Mary Susan Scheel Psychology Drusilla Schuster Psychology Constance Anne Shipe Art Anne Hilliard Smith English Seniors Jane Annette Smith Psychology Hazel Saxby Southal Psychology Susan Lewis Spickard Psychology Carol Sutton Stewart Mathematics Gloria Joan Stoveken French Nancy Ellen Terwilliger History 116 m Sallie Lucretia Thornton Psychology Charlotte Louise Tyson English Mary Peyton Waesche Art Elizabeth Myers Walker Psychology Mary Harrison Whittle Biology Nancy Floyd Williams Psychology Julie Malone Willman Chemistry Roberta Long Biologj ' Kay Puckette Mathematics (Will fulfil requirements for graduation in summer school 1965) 117 From the left: Sims Brockenbrough, Social Chairman; Sally Fisher, Vice President; Gin Gonder, Representative to the Social Committee; Jan Bailey, Marshal; Alice Lippitt, Treasurer; and Ashlin Swetnam, Secretary. 118 J uniors A rung up the ladder; a place, a pie in the sky and the bid was made with an oval black onyx - a sign of arrival. Aloofness and the strangers and an early feeling of time ' s pass- ing - but a look ahead and beyond to new res- ponsibilities - a new freedom. ' Despite the tension, we ' ve all stayed pretty much the same... J uniors Julie Blanchard Ellen Bowers Kalhy Bowman Heidi Brandt Sims Brockenbrough Susan Brugh Lynne Bunch Mary Chenaull Mary Coggins Rogie Coulbourn Ann Alexander Peppy Armstrong Lynn Angevine Dannie Banker Judy Barbee Patricia Bilbo Pret Toward Karen Cowsert Franc-es Davis Clare Duane Barbara Lee F!!dwards Roswitha Krbsloh Sally F ' isher Anne Fraser Jigi Freeman Helsey Gallagher Leila Gibbes Cynthia Goeltz Gin Gonder Carey Goodwin Leila Jane Hanbury Genia Hodden {me Don ' t put me on the spot - you know I ' m on Honor Court. f Q p Martha Holland Anna Fiutton Esther Johnson Lou lie Johnston Page Jones Mary Ellen Killinger Anne Hunter Larus Sandra Lennon Rebecca Lindsay © Alice Lippitt Meme Lund Susan Lyles Ouida McClendon June McLaughlin 1 Gwynn McNaughl Nancye Marshall Lucy Matthews Laurie Mauldin Kattia Miranda ' Jan, 1 just love your new contacts! 122 Judie Moore Nancy Jo Morris Clenda Norris Anne Patrick Glenda Pearson ' 1 don ' t mind what the steps do to my calves, b ut. Juniors i Susan Ramsey Carol Rednour Arlene Romweber Harriett Schultz Lee Slawter I believe I ' ll start with shrimp cocktail. Joan Velten Davyne Verslandig Jane Ellen Via Ann Wade La lane Ware Pam Wavell Susan West Katherine West Sandy Storm Lamira Sullivan Ashlin Swetnam Ginger Timbes Alice Tolley Vicky Tucker )24 Juniors Nina West Carol Whetham Janet White Marty Wiese Janet Wiethoff Caroline Wilson Penny Wilson Nancy Wood 1 wish I ' d bought pineapple-flavored lipstick instead. ' © Renate Worch Nancy Yates Sandra Zeese 125 From the left: Susan Kelley, Representative to the Social Committee; Margie Gillespie, Social Chairman; Jane Feierabend, Vice President; Winnie Mather, Secretary; Peggy Maddex, Treasurer; and Brenda Ballard, Marshal. mmfsmp- ' A-am Nancy Falkenburg President 126 Sophomores Now a new reserve of self assurance. Lower classmen to show the way to town. Vinegar Hill, and Rugby Road - roads to sociability. A role which calls for a middle-man between old and new. A ripe full fall and a chance to endulge in Eve ' s fruit. Spring and a chance to perform in show business. A year of pretend sophistication matured into a year of I ' m not so sure. ' Leslie, why must there always be this distance between us? ' Betsy Acton Janine Adelman Gail Alberts Betsy Allee Margaret Allen Peggy Anderson Ellen Anderson Mary Frances Arehart Brenda Ballard Marion Barge Elizabeth Barkley Jane Bates Virginia Beasley Sally Bell Susan Benton 128 Jo Ann Big adike Angela Blose Kay Boyd Susan Boyd Rebecca Breeden Roberta Brent Barbara Brothers Cecelia Burns Lou Burroughs Sam Burrus Len Clary Anne Cooke (P Preston Carroll Cina Carter Caroline Cauble Janet Childrey Charlotte Clark ' All that trouble for Hugh Hefner and he never even noticed. Sophomores 129 Tudie Davenport Luvenia Davis Anne Dingledine Carolyn Cornforth Jennifer Cox Nancy Culpeper Rhetl Culhberl Barbara Danby Diane Dinwiddie Mimi Dixon Mary Lane Dudley Dixie Epes Nancy Falkenberg Jane Feierabend Ann Field Ann Flather Pat Forbes Barbara Freeman Ethel Fultz Well, Nancy, do you think it was worth it? 130 ij) ( 9 Mallory Callion Dana Garber Marjorie Gillespie Gay Gilmore Patricia Golden Kalhryn Goodman Patty Goodrich Karen Graham Mimi Grandle Courtenay Green Barbara Hanna Martha Harlow Meg Harris Frances Harvev Leslie Henderson Libba Holland Liz Hudson Pamela Hyme Betty Irons Sophomores Sidney James Margaret Jennings Molly Jones Jean Kavanaugh Susan Kelley t ' s me - Frances Wise. ..don ' t you recognize me? Sophomores Pat Kenehan Cappy Kennedy Jeanny Lambeth Nancy Law Carol Laws 132 Margaret McNesse Peggy Maddex Ellen Martin Barrie Martin Susan Massie Winnie Mather Pamela Melson Alice Moore Ellen Moss Lyn Letson Lucia Lionberger Ennes Littrell Claire Livermore Judy Love Mildred MacGregor Susan Louisa McComb Gloria McDonald Sue McDowell Susan McKeown ' Look. ..I told you. ..I don ' t need another fraternity pin. 133 n Schedule C? Carolyn Murphy Sara Nash Kalhy Myers Carolyn Newman Suzanne Perry Mary Ann Powell Betty Perusse Lizabelh Preddy Judy Pleasants Sandra Preseren Uillie Poag Mimi Prince PegKY Pope Ginger Puckett Diane Nichols Carol Noel Gail Oliver Mary Page Susan Palmer Susan Powell 134 0. N Judilh Pugh Mary Reuman Kathy Rice Anne Rippetoe Cally Rogers Monica Rothlisberger % % ' 9 Nancy Rubright Ellen Ryan Kay Saffold Carolyn Schaible Sylvia Shepherd Anne Shields Barbara Shuler Happiness is a Friday afternoon.. Anne Slater Susan Slider Sophomores Janice Smith Sally Smith Kathv Smoot Carol Stephens Sally Slowers The best thing to do with a bad day. ..is end it. Lealh Stigler Pebble Stone Jackie Stroupe Cathy Summers Louise Tabb Virginia Taylor Martha Tennent Sara Thompson India Throop Sue Townshend Elizabeth Troxell Penny Turner Jennifer Van Brunt Nancy Walters 136 Jean Weiglein Lindsley Wheeler Ann Whitlen Anne Elizabeth Williams Hazel Mary Williams iwwriNlK Lynn Williams Nancy Williamson Carol Winder Carolyn Wood Emily Wright Sophomores Constance York Courtney Young And sunny Saturdays to make us smile Linda Young From the left: Lundie Spence, Secretary; Suzanne Freeman, Treasurer; Mitzi Brown, Social Chairman; Mikal Bralley, Representative to the Christian Association; Susan Alexander, Vice President; Peggy Evans, Representative to the Social Committee; and Candy Carr, Marshal. 138 Freshmen House Presidents ' , Junior ■ dvisors ' , lettered encouragements, [• ' inally they come - footlockers, skirt hangers, and new near-sophistication - wondering about woman ' s dreams and high endeavor. Wide-eyed and refreshingly eager, they struggle through motorability and Independent Reading tests. week of orientation thrusts them into the academic community and they ' re off - into the small yet expanding world of yellow buildings. Years of tears and laughter. A time of new beginnings. 139 Freshmen Betly Avis Julie Backus Donna Bandy Jeane Banks Suselte Barbee Jean Barkley Betly Barkley Sallie Barre Sherryl Basford Georgeannc Bates Ceclia Acuff Cathy Antle Sharon Arehart Susan Alexander Lady Appleby Kalhy Aure ■ 1 ' a f HK ij ■ 1 1 n 1 K f H 1 1 And the boys at the mixer waited with open arms. 140 Beverly Beekwilh Susan Bell Mary Bissell Martha Blake Beverly Bland Lawson Bonner Mikal Bralley Grace Nelson Branch Andra Brewer Barbara Brown And pages to go before I sleep And pages to go before I sleep Peggy Burnett Jeannine Carmichael Nancv Carrow Q f shadows of an autumn afternoon 9 V Q Susan Chadwick Becky Chapman Sandra Charlton Harriet Christenberry Betsy Clark Susan Clements Hallie Colhoun Cary Condon Susan Council Connie Coury Lela Cowardin Barbara Craft Jane Crane Patricia Cromwell Cecelia Davis Dede Demme Irene Dingwell Barbara Ditzler Betty Dobyns Lonna Dole Elizabeth Donelson 142 ' Do I really have to take P. E. for three years ' Susan Graham Tempo Grant Siharon Gray Connie Green Susan Grey Beth Hadden Corinne Ham Michele Harbrook Kay Hazelgrove Patty Hedden Linda Henry Diane Hillyer Jane Hindman Sandra Hobaok Marie Honabaeh Martha Howard Blanche Humphreys Vicki Hurd Susan Hust Cathy Ikenberry Lee Irving 9 shadows of an autumn afternoon Susan Chadwick Beck) ' Chapman Sandra Charlton Harriet Christenberry Betsy Clark Susan Clements Hallie Colhoun Cary Condon Susan Council Connie Coury Leia Cowardin Barbara Craft Jane Crane Patricia Cromwell Cecelia Davis Dede Demme Irene Dingwell Barbara Ditzler Betty Dobyns Lonna Dole Elizabeth Donelson 142 1 Do I re.illv have lo takr P. K. for three years? Susan Graham Tempe Grant Sharon Gray Connie Green Susan Grey Beth Madden Corinne Ham Michele Flarbrook Kay Hazelgrove Patty Hedden Linda Henry Diane Hillyer Jane Hindman Sandra Hobaek Marie Honabach Martha Howard Blanche Humphreys Vieki Kurd Susan Hust ( athy Ikenberry Lee Irving 145 © Ann Jacobs Jennifer James Patty Jenkins Martha Jernigan Barbara Johnston Hetty Jolley Pam Jones Betsy Kenig Nancy Kevan Anne Kinnier Margaret Kirkland Mary Klotz Cynthia Knight Sharon Knopp Phyllis KoUer ' Freight train, freight train... ' 146 Ivy Sue Koster Alice Lacy Susan Larson Anne Lawrence Margaret Lawrence Marpie Leidheiser Mary Leonard Dorothy Lewis Ann Livingston Van Lear Logan Barbara Lovill Betty Lyons Dorria MacLean Pamela McArthur Judy McCall Oh you delectable morsel you Freshmen 147 Penny McCuen Jane McFadden Betty Kirk MeHenry Anne McKeilhen Corky McLeod Neille McRae Betsy Marks Carolyn Martin Katherine Martin Sherry Mason Carol Matthews Judy Mauze Mary Lou Maxie Betty Mayes Susan Merklas Freshmen ' Come and gel it! ' 148 X ' So that ' s the Sigma Chi handshake Lynn Merritt Andrea Mettey Beth Miale Mary Lynn Miller Ann Moize Monnie Moore Fden Moseley «oo li.- Motley Jo Anne Musulin Rusty Nash Kristine Niehaus Jeannette Norfleet Jo Donna Norton Karon Nunnally Sue Oglesby Elizabeth Omwake Lynda Overcash Angelina Painter Lisa Palma 149 Carol Park Julia Parker Janpt I ' arrish Jane Palton Susan Paul Marie Payne Barbara Peniek Margaret Perry Henrietta Persons Nancy Lee Peyton Damp misery Helen Pritchard Marbury Rainer Evelyn Reynolds Sally Richardson Eloise Ristau 150 ' And everyone had her very own name tag Margaret Anne Robertson Hets Hoper Sarah Robertson Deborah Roulhac Nan Rochester Nancy Ruff Alicia Rodon Ann Sartor Nancy Saunders Jeanne Schaub Sandra Schenck Barbara Simmons Caroline Smith Lucy Smith Penny Smith Mabs Smith Suzanne Smith Lundi Spence Jane Starks Sarah Sterrell Paula Stokes Edie Stotler Stephanie Suman Freshmen Cathy Walleif h Millicenl Wasell Virginia Watson Judy Wells Carol Whitesides Sally Winder Okay, Mrs. Patch, we ' ll behave. Nancy .Sweet Kay Temple Nancy Thomas Patty Thomas Cathv Turner Brie Weghe Susan Vaughan Anne Walker Mary Ann Walker Mary Walker Leslie Watson Susan White Elizabeth Wise 152 And I ' m getting a banana split, too! ' Judy Way Nonie Wiseman Elinor Woods Carol Woodward Peyton Sooldridge Carolyn Bright Ann arbrough Pamela Youngs Tricia Zimmerman S 1 ■ t4 t I i 1 A m I f 1 1 i- I 1 . ■ - r% So you ' re my new roommate. No one tells me ' lights out ' that way! Sure I ' m gonna tell you when Apple Day is... ' ' How many times did Alice meet the Mad Hatter on page 97? 154 i ■d ' t Now try to guess who just had her ears pierced. V Scared of upperclassmen? You must be kidding... ' You need a blind date, you say? No sweat. 155 . It ' s not a question of chronological age. How could 1 forget to take a team sport? I ' m not really sure your image of man agrees with contem- And after June seventh, no more cokes at the Foxes ' porary literature. ._. Den. 156 ' One more year, one more year, one more. I wonder how they ' d like to have the banquet in the dining hall... And then they said, ' Hazel, comps will be such fun- it ' s such a great way to pull all your knowledge together... ' Don ' t tell me commencement ' s on Schedule C. 157 The Honoraries -- 159 the UuRel Society Ann QoRdon ABBOtt eiizABeth Jane BROwn Judy rtlARie BRyAnt ChcXRlotte hoff folk niARQARet eiizABeth hoqenAueR rriARy Joyce lewis rriARshA lee nye JuOith Commc nC)eR pAyne Je n RAy poUn6 Julene Reese rriARy SusAn Scheel eiizABeth myeRS WAlkeR . ' i i - . m Z - - ' - 1 . - ? -A -- ' ' ' ' [j- ?i .• : i It--...- - - • - r «i ' i Who ' s Who Among Students In AmeRican Colleges An6 UniveRsities Ann QoRC)on ABBOtt eiizABeth jAne BROwn eieAnoR lee Chew JOc n eiizABeth CRitchley ChARlotte holT folk rriARiAn kennmgton QoRdin nriARgARet nrte QunteR iDARgARet eiizABeth hogen ueR mARy Joyce lewis jeAn RAy polAnC) Julene Reese niARy SusAn Scheel CaroI Sutton StewARt eiizABeth myeRs WAlkeR 161 campus Quizes W ' Betsy Acton }M ez AlmAn6 rtiARy f RAnces AcehaRt BRendA Bc IUr6 niARion BARQe AnqeU Blose RoBCRtA BRent Barbara BROtheRS jennifeR Cox Barbara amby SmclAiR 6e BOR6enAve Anne mqleOme rriARy 6o6son riAncy pAlkenBeRQ jAne feieRABenC) rriARQie Qillespie f RAnces hARvey Anne heRnOon Betty I Rons kAy jAckson Connie Jones jeAnny lAmBeth lyn letson ennes littRell Ju6y love Rosa mcUughlin rriARQARet mcneese pecjQy rriAdOex SusAn rriAssie WinneR niAtheR CAROlyn muRphy kAthy myeRS 6iAne nichols SARAh OC)en SusAn pAlmeR eiizABeth pRe66y tDARy ReumAn CAlly ROQCRS monA RothlisBeRQeR eilen RyAn SylviA ShepheRC) Ann Shields Barbara ShuleR niARthA tennent ln6iA thROOp jeAnnie WestBROok hAzel rriARy WilliAms pRAnces Wise Connie yoRk honoR ScholARS ShARon ARehARt BeveRly Beckwith SusAn QAmBle lin6A QicXnAkos CoRneliA QReen ]o 6onnc noRton eiizABeth OmwAke eiise pAlrriA CaroI PARk SuzAnne Smith ]Ane StARke Russell SchoUR rriARQARet Anne QunteR Beta BetA BetA 164 riAncy Simmons BROCkenBROUQh ITJARy CAmpBell CoQQins C)R. niARy e. humphReys miss Joyce S. John Alice WAlkcR lippitt RoBCRtA Anne long jcAn eiizABCth lynn miss Alline BaIUrC) m Rshall m Ry IcuhARine mcmilUn C)R. jAmes f . mehncR m Ry Alice tolley miss emily tyleR jAnet Anne White 402 woRkshop Louise peple ARmstRonq Je n Rei6 BAiley JOAn eiizABeth CRitchley louise kiTWRO eR nriAn PcURiciA SheRill Qol6en ScotiA Anne kenney JuliA Ann lohsen Anne leL n6 mckeithen ViRQiniA noRthinqton puckett Julene Reese Anne hAmilton Rippetoe CaroI Sutton StewARt C)Avyne eiAine VeRstAnC)iQ ORienution Committee Ann AlexAndeR rriARy f Rc nces ARehARt BRenOA BaIUrO eiizABeth BARkley eilen BoweRs he 6 BRAn6t Sims BRockenBRouQh SAm BuRRUs RoQie CoulBOURn n ncy CulpepeR jAne peieRABenO pAt f ORBes QiQi pReemAn niARQie Qiliespie Qin Qon6eR CARey QooC)wm f RAnces hARvey Ann hutton Betty I Rons rriARQARet Jennings rPARy eilen killmqeR Je nny UmBeth Lyn letson luciA lionBeRQeR ennes littRell peqqy rriAdOex Winnie niAtheR UuRie mAulC)in OuiC)A mcClendon nriARQaRet mcneese Sara riAsh QlenOA noRRis Sinne pAtRick eiizABeth pRe6C)y kAthy Rice CAlly RoqeRs Barbara ShuleR UmiRA SullivAn Ashlin SwetnAm Sue townshenC) Ann WA6e PAm WAvell kAthy West penny Wilson lin6A young vriMiy Baldwin honoR Society rriARCiARet keRmeen Cole SusAti SARqeAHt QooOmAn Jo eilen jeAnnette jAne kAtheRine milleR ViRQiniA lee RoysteR f RAPces Anne SAnC)eRS AlqeRnon Sydney Sullivan Awar6 jAcqueline ViRQiniA Riddle kAthRyn heARd Craiq V 167 BeAuty i- . hesta litton 1965 may queen 169 Kay Early Sen I OR Attendants Gloria Stoveken Emy Martin 170 Jan liaik-y (iipi F-reemiin IK n •■ HMk k mwm i - m K n . ;= i ' i H- . JunioR AttenC)Ants Susan Lyies Marty Wiese SophomoRe AttenC)Ants Leslie Henderson Rosa McLaughlin Brenda Ballard ki liiniiick Vicki Hurd ! • L ' ' ' ifm SlV Grace Branch f Reshman AttenC)Ants Lucy Smith 173 niARshAls Seated: Chief Marshall, Hesta Litton. Standing front: Jan Bailey, Junior Class; Brenda Ballard, Sophomore Class; Candy Carr, Freshman Class. Not pictured: Helen Young Hutcheson, Senior Class. 174 UsheRs From left. Bottom row (seated): Judy Mauze, Marty Wiese. Top row: Susan Hodges, Sue Dyer, Emy Martin, Rosa McLaughlin, Susie Lyies. 175 176 Organizations Saturday February 6 ay Pebruary 7 Monday feb, SCHEDULE OP ., -CVjt ■ February 6 .. ° ' ' ' S T T ' • - Bro.ber3M,H.,„„„ U.-. ° ™ ' «ht. (Hun, I - 10.30 a.„ S.UH ' = ° ' D ' -.Smi,h nn Johnson Day x,„ -.7 -ampus Cuid,. 1, ' e) fieach, ReJi Hd 0 Fai,|,„_ ■■ l- (Stage) ' « « lounge) Emphasis Week ' ■ ' an Thougbi ' ith Dr. Tender r «.. • ' = :es with r ° '  ence ion: ■■Cb ■• -h- •■on i s . ' ■ ' - ■ Sexual Morality.. Student Government Association S(;A President Mary Lewis The Executive Committee. From left: Susan Scheel, Mary Lewis, Belly Jane Brown, Belsy Walker, Margie Hogenauer. The Student Board. From left. Bottom row: Janet White, Eleanor Chew, June Price McLaughlin, Betty Jane Brown, Pebble Stone, Marian Cordin. Second row: Joanie Critch- ley. Faith Neuschel, Betsy Walker, Corky McLeod, Mary Lewis, Margie Hogenauer, Susan Scheel, Cindy Goeltz. Third row: Nancy Falkenberg, Carla Russell, Gwendolyn Bishop. Fourth row: Charlotte Folk, Mabs Smith. fcjtrrr SGA Project Chairman Jean Poland. Judiciary Board From the left: Alice ToUey, Latane Ware, Ann Humphrey, Louise Tabb, Jackie Slroupe, Betsey Gallagher, Chairman Susan Scheel, Betty Rae Matthews, Margaret Jackson, Dale Mid- gette, Peggy Weaver, Carol Gibson, Barbara Lee Edwards. Honor Court From left: Judy Bryant, Karen Cowsert, Man- Lewis, Judy Payne, Chairman Margie Hogenauer, Dr. O.A. Trice, Gin Gonder, Julene Reese, Jean Poland. House Presidents From left: Bottom row: Kay Early, President Betsy Walker, Sandy Storm, Marsha Nye. Second row: Anne Hunter Lams, Julie Blanchard, Ann Gordon Abbott. Third row: Anne Jackson, Susan Spickard, Diane Cooper, Sue Hook. 182 Day Students Organization Activities Chairmen Dane (;arb.T. Sr, 185 The Christian Association From left: Secretary Frances Harvey, President Charlotte Folk, Treasurer Angela Blose, Vice-president Susan Browne. 186 From the left. Bottom row: Sarah Oden, Sally Bell, Lucia Lionberger. Top row: Davyne Verstandig, Susie Lyles, Rhett Cuthbert, Sam Burnis, Anne Herndon, Mary Chenault, Jackie Stroupe, Barbara Brothers The Christian Association Council. From left. Bottom row: Study, Julene Reese; Fellowship, Nancy Jackson; Service, Kay Jackson. Top row: Worship, Carol Gibson; Stewardship, Latane Ware. orm j c ro ) , o r S Denominational Groups Newman Club. President Patti Golden. The Canterbury Club. From left seated: Julie Blanchard, Vice-President; June Early, Presi- dent; Judy Bryant, Secretary-Treasurer. Standing: Roberta Brent, Sophomore Vestry; Susan Alexander, Freshman Vestry; Diane Cooper, Senior Vestry. The Wesley Fellowship. From left: Vice- President Mary Chenault, Vice-President Dana Tarber, Social Chairman Nancy Wood, Secretary-Treasurer Lyn Letson, President Jeanny Lambeth, Publicity Chairman Hazel Williams. •ague. President Lacia Lionberger. 188 The Baptist Student Union. From left: Vice-President Sam Burnis, Secretary Uetsy Acton, Treasurer Diane Nichols, Luvenia Davis, President Susan Massie, Devotional Chairman Nancy Jackson. The Westminister Fellowship. From left: Mary Frances Arehart, Vice- President; Susan Browne, President; Ellen Moss, Secretary-Treasurer. Christian Association The Western State Volunteers President Kak Johnson Anne Walker Pat Fryfogle Stephanie Suman Elizabeth Wise Elinor Woods Neille McRae Tricia Zimmerman Susan Boyd Susan Paul 190 Artivities Barbara Shuler and Margaret Anne Robertson plan for Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Volunteers. Jackie Stroupe at Effie Ann Johnson Day Nursery. The Recreation Association Recreation Association Officers. From the left: Treasurer Pal Kenehan; Vice-President Mary Ellen Killinger, President Cindy Goeltz, Secretary Ann Alexander. 192 Blazer Girl Diane Cooper F ro m th e Hutton. left: Carolyn Newman, Ann Patrick, Sam Burrus, Monica Huthlisbcrgcr, Anne 193 V) iu i-4- ij i.7 t« . ! ' -SA. From left to right: Third row: Janet Childrey, Susan Bell, Lee Carpenter, Andrea Mettey, Pam Youngs, Sandy Hoback, Peppy Armstrong. Second row: Mrs. Woodall, coach, Betty Mayes, Angela Blose, Marty Howard, Jean Poland, co-captain, Margie Hogenauer, co-captain, Hannah Dyer, Mimi Grandle, Dede Demme. First row: Stuart Chapman, manager, Mimi Dixon, Betty Ray Matthews, co-captain, Louise Tabb, Susan Gamble, Susan Palmer, Edie Meed. The Hockey Team From the left. First row: Ann Flather, June McLaughlin, Ellen Pagenstecher, Connie Jones, Carol Wetham, Sam Burrus. Second row: Carol Matthews, Margie Leidhauser, Claudia Bruce, Susan Merkles, Mary Lou Maxie, Leigh Dunson, Caroline Wilson. Third row: Mrs. Woodall, Mary Buvinger, Maggy Lawrence, Betsy Marks, Candy Carr, Henrietta Parsons, Tempe Grant, Patty Thomas The Dolphins The Golf Team Kay Jackson, Kalhy Uice, Mary Frances Arehart, Mimi Grandle, I ' eggy Maddox, Lynn Bunch. Bit ' n ' Spur Members Hope Allen Martha Frances Blake Julie Blanchard Susan Boyd Carta Cooper Elizabeth Davenport Diane Dinwiddle Marian Gordin Lucia Harrison Bonnie Lamb Lyn Letson Marjorie Kable Nash Billie Poag Sandra Schenck Sally Stowers Ann Moore Walker Betsy Walker Judy Way Officers from the left: Treasurer Sara Thompson, Vice President Genia Hedden, President Kathy Smoot, Secretary Margaret McNeese. Kay Puckett Loulie Johnston Cindy Goeltz Lynn Clarey The Tennis Team Mrs. Mar - Jane Donnalley 198 Stephie Sumer Pat Kenehan Sandy Zeese Nancy Falkenberg The Junior Varsity. From the left. Winn Dyer, Clare Duane, Susan Young, Sara Nash, Peggy Weaver, Mary Dodson, not pictured, Betsy Cant. Intracampus Sports From the left. First row: Cathy Hofgren, Susan Browne, Charlotte Tyson, Patricia Bilbo, Carol Stewart, Peggy Weaver, Barbara Shuler, Dale Midgette, Barbara Di tzler; Second row: KatJiy Myers, Penny Wilson, Meredith Carter, Rosa McLaughlin, Margie Clark, Jeannie Weiglein, Mary Frances Arehart, Nancy Geiger, Betty Ray Matthews; Third row: Mary Lane Dudley, Roswitha Erbsloh, Marsha Nye, Betty Jane Brown, Julene Reese, Susan Scheel, Katherine West, Marie Payne; Fourth row; Anne McKeithen, Mary Ellen Killinger, Nancy Jackson, Corky McLeod, Sims Brockenbrough, Glenda Norris, Margaret Gunter, Caroline Smith, Betty Avis; Fifth row: Carole Rednour, Hope Allen, Karen Cowsert, Mary Newell, ' Glenda Pearson, Karon Nunnally, Susan Massey. The Choir choir Director Gordon Page The Choir Secretary-Treasurer Cathy Hofgren i Representative to the Choir Board Penny Wilson President Margaret Gunter The Glee Club From the left. First row: Hallie Colbourn, Barbara Craft, Irene Dingwall, Nancy Wood, Arlene Romweber; Second row: Jane Starke. Carol Laws, Deneen Fendig. Lucy Matthews, Elizabeth Barkley; Third row: Judy Bryant, Nancy Sweet, Emily Wright, Lynn W illiams, Beth Wise. 205 Drama ' mmmmmm m 206 The Fine Arts Club Thcdlrc Group 20, sponsored by the Fine Arts Club, will appear on campus Monday, February 1, in King Audilorium. The British group is on a tour of American colleges. Members shown are Deborah Norton, upper 1., Stephen Fagan. Laurence Kenig. lower 1., and Marc Karlin. Tickets arc available through members of the Fine Arts Club and at the book store. From left: Diane Dinwiddie, Secretary; Mary Reuman, Treasurer; Julie Willman, Vice-President; Ann Wade, President. 208 El Ateneo From left. Seated: President Julie Gevedon, Vice-president Judy Pausel. Standing: Publicity Adele Jeffords, Mary Pickett Craddock; Secretary-treasurer Nancy Morris, Publicity Leslie Henderson. Young Democrats From left. Seated: Polly Dove, Publicity Chairman; Martha Bertrand, President. Standing: Margaret Jackson, Secretary- Treasurer; Jane Craddock, Vice-President. Young Republicans From left: Sandy Storm, Lynn Angevine, representatives to the Republican Executive Board; Cally Rogers, Secretary; Carle Russell, Vice-President; Margaret Gunler, President; Stuart • Chapman, Treasurer; Susan Smith, Publicity Chair- Modern Dance Club From left. Bottom row: Emy Martin, Kathy West, Nancy Yates. Top row: Dru Schuster, Angle Painter, Sally Barre, President Dale Midgette. 212 Public Affairs Forum From left: Secretary- Treasurer Cenia Heddon, President Marsha Nye. Campus Workers Almost 20% of Mary Baldwin College students hold campus jobs. ' ii« 215 uNOtN 216 i 2i A- - Wj m i i r 1 1 ■ Biiii. |M ffiiHi l. l 3 y i ■ , ' «J The Carnival Publications Board of Publications From left: Harriet Schultz, Ann Wade, Jan Bailey, Joan Critchley, Julia Price, Carol Stewart, Marian Gordin. 219 Scotia Kenney Photography Julie Price Business Manager Carol Matthews Art Editor Nancy e Marshall Editor-Elect Joan Critchley Editor Dr. Ben Smith Advisor Marion Barge Organizations Jan Bailey Copy Editor 220 Katherine Scott Marshall Class Section Coordinator Carol Anne Emory Assistant Editor Davyne Verstandig Literary Editor Julie Lohsen Literary Staff Juiene Reese Literary Staff The Bluestocking 221 Judy McCall, Organization; Roberta Penn, Photography; Martha Howard, Photography; Carole Rednour, Organization; Frances Wise, Art; Carol Laws, Business. The Bluestocking Copy Staff Ann Lawrence Ann Sartor Sandy Schenck Marie Payne Suzanne Smith Jennifer James Janet Parrish Lou Burroughs Sue Oglesby Susan Vaughn Vicki Fleming Pat Fryfogle Elizabeth Barkley Betty Mayes Susan Alexander Nancy Saunders Advertising Staff Angie Painter Meredith Carter Betty Perusse Cover Design by Susan Ramsey Ann Rippetoe, Literary; Kathy Aure, Organization; Mary Waesche, Art; Connie Shipe, Art. COPY SHEET- 12 FT. TYPE Tyjjc All Copy DftuhlKSp tc€d THIS SHEET IS TO BE USED FOR 12 POINT TYPE ONLY INSTRUCTIONS tvpcwritti-ii (pkw type) i uniount y( lypu ._ on yout (himtny. EXAM L£ If Mock ro be 3 wldr and 2 d«rp, type vout wpy at ckwc at iMuibk- lo the line iiuuivd 3ft wllhoul lypliiit licyund liic lino iind (ypv 10 Iinr vcftk-ally (8 line per Int-Ji) if yoii piMt yma typr lo be (nid«d (ipai-cd) 2 p lnU you can only havr 9 llnot vvrllcally ' or i ' kntlflcnUun clow at poulbk- I he typrd id capital Cxipy which you wbh In oapttal .,. Irllcri. Typf to b« tndmtrd murt he typ( d Imtrnlrd. Wbm udng type fan with Runun and Ualict, undrrilnt- thr wnnl whkh tfr to hi lalkterd. Whrn loUiK a type (aor with llnht jiid ) otd lypF. iindnllnr tht woftL« whtch a MARY BALDWIN COLLEGE, STAUNTON, VIRGINIA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1965 EDWARDS TO LEAD SGA IN 1965-66 Soph Week Includes Parents Day by Claire Why do some Mary Baldwin girls wear yam dolls, evacuate the dorm every night for two weeks, talk in whispers in little groups, and reserve whole tables for guests on Saturday night? The best explanation to this phenomenon is that the week of Feb. 22-27 la Sophomore Week at MBC. The week began on Mon- day when all sophomores ap- peared on campus wearing yam dolls in the class colors of green and white. The purpose of the class symbol is to remind people that this is a special week for the Class of 1967. Thursday morning, sophomore Barbara SchuJer was the speak- er in Chapel. Barbara was asked to speak by the officers of her class, headed by president, Nancy Falkenberg. Today the parents of sophomores will begin to arrive from as far awav as Arkansas and Florida. Nancy stated that the guest list is expected to exceed 190 parents and relatives. A special dinner will be given in Hunt Hall at 6 p.m. Saturday. Sophomores and their parents will be seated on one side of the din- ing hall. The highlight of the weekend will be the presentation of the play The Women, by Clare Boothe Luce, at 8 p.m. in Kmg Auditori- Immediately after the show th ? class will sponsor a reception in Hunt Hall for the guests who at- tended the show. Sayre Explores Man ' s Freedom Posing the question Is Freedom Possible? . Dr. Woodrow Wilson Sayre, former professor of philoso- phy at Tufts University, was wel- comed to the native city of his grandfather. President Woodrow Wilson, as he spoke at Mary Bald- win Wednesday, Feb, 24. Dr. Sayre, a lecturer on the Visiting Scholar Program, dis- cussed whether man and his ac- tions can be free, or whether they are merely the product of his physical and psychological circum- stances. His first consideration was the nature of Freedom . He ob- served that a child is not free be- cause he does what he is told; But when an adolescent believes that he has become free when he acts just opposite to what his par- ents wish, he is wrong. He is a slave, because his decisions are predetermined in reverse — his parents still cause his actions by their actions. Dr. Sayre then discussed the in- terrelationship of freedom and slavery in Greek and Christian thinking. Freedom in both cases can be obtained by one ' s enslaving himself to a greater cause. The (Continued on p. 4, col. 5 ' Practicing a scene from Clare Boothe Luce ' s The Women are Sophomores Susan Massie, 1., Leilh Sligler, Susan Palmer, Frances Wise, and Hope Allen. The play will be presented Saturday in King Auditorium in connection with Sophomore Week. Curtain Rises Tomorrow CA Presents On Sophomores ' Women ' Discussions The Women. a farce by Clare Boothp I-.uce will he pre :ented bv the Sophomore class tomorrow night in King Auditorium at 8 p.m. Director of the show, G i n n y Beasley, explained that one of the unusual features of this play is the fact that there are no male characters. The cast consists of 40 women, who represent every im- aginable type of female in the world. When the curtain rises Satur- day night, Susan Palmer and Jen- nifer Cox will star as the protag- onist and the other The Tigertones, a singing group from Princeton Univer- sity, will entertain tomorrow afternoon in King Auditorium. Tickets are 75 cents. The group is being presented by Hill Top Dormitory with proceeds going to the Library Fund. Bursar Reports New Bank Hours The student bank is now open on Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to 12 noon in addition to the regular hours, Mr. James T, Spillman, bursar of the college has announced. In response to some dissatisfac tion with the Macke Vending Ma chines, Mr. Spillman said that al though five-cent candy bar pro duction is being discontinued b;, major manufacturers, five - cen cheese crackers will be put in al machines. He also stated that the ice in the drink machines will be more evenly distributed, and that the machines will be serviced more frequently. Mr. Spillman suggested that future complaints be directed to this office, so that we can follow through and see that the vending company provides the necessary (Continued s pectively. Before they go on stage a crew of staee hands will have made all ready for the perform- ance. The make-up men wil I make sure that everyone in the cast is covered with the correct shade of pancake make-up and the right amount of eye shadow. The wardrobe men will then check to see that each character has on the appropriate costume for Act I, Scene One. There are assorted other parts for dancers, singers, and models. The sophomores have written the songs themselves and have worked out choreography for musical num- bers. Sophomore Kathy Myers, who has been writing lyrics for show songs, is also the producer of the show. Margie Clark is the stage man- ager for the production. She has supervised the gathering and construction of all the scenery for the play. When the models appear in th- scene at the dressmaker ' s, the girls will be wearing dresses borrowed for the play from the New York Dress Shop in Staunton. Press Announces Poetry Contest The National Poetry Press in- vites all college students to sub- mit verse for consideration for th ' annual Anthology of College Poetry. The student ' s name, home ad- dress and college must be typed or printed on each entry sub- mitted, and the closing date for submission of manuscripts is April 10. Mail all entries to National Poetry Press, 3210 Selby Ave.. Lns Angeles 34, Calif. During the past 10 years, .siu dents throughout the country have submitted over 100,000 manu- scripts, of which about 10,000 have been published. Since space is lim- ited, more favorable consideration is given to shorter poems. On ' Rights ' The Christian Association will sponsor a series of talks and dis- cussions on A Christian ' s Stake m Human Relations March 4-11 The Rev. Bruce Hanson, As- sistant to the Executive Director of the Commission on Religion and Race of the National Council of Churches, will speak in chapel March 4 to begin considera- tion of the theme. On March 9 the Reverend F. Wellford Hobbie. minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Staunton, will continue on this subject. A panel discussion on March 10 will be the third look at A See EDITORIAL. P. 2 Christian ' s Stake in Human Re- lations . Included on the panel will be Dr. Alan Geyer, associate professor of political science and an ordained Methodist minister; Mr. Hobbie, Ann Alexander, and Mary Lewis. On March 1 1 ' he Christian As- sociation house representatives will give devotions on the subject. The Rev, Mr. Hanson, who will begin the series, officially joined the Commission in September of 1964. Prior to his appointment, while on temporary leave of ab- sence from his duties as Assistant Pastor of the First Congregational United Church of Christ in Wash- ington, D,C., he served the Com mission as Summer Projects Di- rector with responsibility for co ordination of orientation and train- ing programs established to pre- pare students, ministers and lav- volunteers for work in Mississippi during the summer of 1964. A graduate of Amherst CoHeg. and Union Theological Seminary in N.Y., the Rev. Mr. Hanson wa. the recipient of many award--, and fellowships. He lived in Ja- pan in 1959-1960 as an Amherst- Doshisha Fellow, teaching ai Doshisha University and repre senting his alma mater through- out that country. Barbara Lee Edwards of Balti- more, Md., will lead Mary Bald- win ' s Student Government As- sociation as President for 1965-66. Barbara Lee, who heads the slate of officers elected this week, is a religion and philosophy major and is serving on the Judiciary Board this year. She is a Dean ' 5 List student. Gappy Kennedy, newly elected Secretary of Student Government is an Honor Scholar from Dallas, Texas. She has served as Educa- tional Chairman of her dormitory and has previously been on both the Honors List and the Dean ' s List. President of the Christian As- sociation is Glenda Norris, a jun- ior from Falls Church, Va. Glenda was a Member of the Stewardship Drive Committee and is a member of the Choir. The Recreation Association President for 1965-66 will be Sam Burrus from Macon, Ga. A sopho- more. Sam has been Irish Clan leader this year and was R.A. rep- resentative of her Horm her fresh- man year. Janet While, whose family is stationed at Langley Air Force Base. Va., will head the Board of Coordination next year. An Hon- ors List student, Janet has served Barbara Lee Edwards as President of her junior class and of the Spanish Club. Social Committee Chairman. Jan Wiethoff. is from Seymour. Ind. She served on the Dorm Council her sophomore year and is an of- ficer of the Fine Arts Club. Sarasota, Fla. is the home of Gigi Freeman, Chief Marshal for next year. She is a member of the May Court and is vice-president of her dormitory. Corky McLeod, Somerset. Ken- tucky, will be Treasurer of SGA. She is presently serving as Freshr man Class President and is a mem- ber of the Choir. Thirteen girls were chosen to fill positions on next year ' s Judici- ary Board. SENIOR JUDICIARY: Sally Fisher is from Owings Mills. Md. She has served as vice- president of her sophomore and Betsey Gallagher, Clifton Forge. Va., was a Big Sister last year and is presently a member of the Judiciary Board and Dolphine, A resident of Petersburg. Va.. Page Jones has served as Copy ' Continued 3. col. 3) From the left. Bottom row: Business-. Manager Harriet Schultz, Editor Marian Gordin, News Editor Latane Ware. Second row: Contributing Editors Gary Flake, Davyne Verstandig, Feature Editor Ann Humphrey. Third row: Photography Editor Susie Beene, Headline Editor Charlotte Tyson, Contributing Editor Susan Scheel, Assistant Feature Editor Claire Livermore. Fourth row: Head Typist Nancy Jackson, Contributing Editor Nancy Morris, Circulation Manager Luvenia Davis. Fifth row: Make-up Editor Ann Wade, Assistant News Editor Karon Nunnally, Advertising Manager Tempe Grant. member INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS ASSOCIATED COLLEGIATE PRESS VIRGINIA INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS ASSOCIATION EDITOR Marian Gordin BUSINESS MANAGER Harriett Schultz Contributing Editors Gary Flake, Nancy Morris, Susan Scheel, Davyne Verstandig Associate Business Manager Susie Reim News Editor Latane Ware Assistant News Editor Karon Nunnally News Reporters Betsy Allee, Janet Almond, Ellen Anderson, Sam Burrus, Susan Council, Lonnie Dole, Suzanne Freeman, Cathy Gib- son, Lucia Harrison, Dottie lafrate, Marcy Jernigan, Barrie Martin, Pam Melson, Susan Merklas, Mary Lynn Miller, Jill Omwake, Suzanne Smith, Nancy Stedman, Mary Lane Stuart, Nancy Sweet, Nina West, Lynn Williams, Beth Wise. Feature Editor Ann Humphrey Assistant Feature Editor Claire Livermore Feature Reporters Sallie Barre, Sherryl Basford, Mitzi Brown, Caroline Cauble, Jennifer Cox, Janne Foster, Charlotte McCormick, Gail Oliver, Glenda Pearson, Anne Rippetoe, Ann Whit- ten, Robbie Penn. Exchange Editor Margaret Gunter Make-up Editor Ann Wade Assistants Susan Gamble, Margie Leidheiser Photography Editor Susie Beene Assistants Rosewitha Erbsloh, Peyton Wooldridge Headline Editor Charlotte Tyson Assistants Janine Adelman, Dianne Baldwin, Jane Bates, Martha Bertrand, Ann Moize, Judy Pleasants, Ginger Puckette, Gay Vorperian. Head Typist Nancy Jackson Assistants Dannie Banker, Jean Barkley, Jo Ann Biggadike, Charlotte Folk, Anne Eraser, Loulie Johnston, Mary Lou Maxie, Mary Lane Stuart, Louise Tabb, India Throop, Jennifer Van Brunt. Advertising Manager Tempe Grant Assistants Rhett Cuthbert, Barbara Danby, Ann Flather, Karen Graham, Courtenay Green, Lucia Lionberger, Peggy Mad- dox, Frances Sisson, Lindsley Wheeler. Cartoonists Connie Shipe, Mary Waesche Circulation Manager Luvenia Davis Proofreaders Tempe Grant, Esther Johnson, Page Jones Faculty Advisors Dolores Lescure, Peggy Engle Second-class postage paid at Staunton, Virginia. Frequency: 20 times yearly: 4 in Oct.; 2 in Nov.; 1 in Dec.; 2 in Jan.; 3 in Feb.; 2 in Mar.; 3 in Apr.; 2 in May; 1 in June. $3.00 Per Year The Handbook From left; Carol Gibson; Mary Newell, Editor; Julene Reese, Margaret Gunter, Janet While. TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Government Association College Regulations 4 21 House Hints 37 Faculty and Administrative Regulations General Information 45 53 Organizations and Activities Traditions 63 79 Index 86 Seali ' l trom left: f egg) ' Malone, Art Editor; Carol Stewart, Editor first semester. Standing: Ann Wade, Business Manager; Jan Bailey, Editor second semester. The Miscellany Miscellany Staff Editor Carol Stewart Assistant Editor Jan Bailey Business Manager Ann Wade Art Editor Peggy Malone Editorial Staff Patti Golden Scotia Kenney Robbie Perm Ann Rippitoe Davyne Verstfindig Business Staff BeUy Allee Nancy Law Susan McQ)nib Pam Melson Nancy Saunders Kathy Smoot Art Staff Robbie Penn Susan Ramsey Connie Shipe F When Love Is Blown to What K is left the Wind K- otir separateness K the dignity B To bear it? H Louise Kinard Erdman, ' 65 230 The Residence Halls 231 Hm Top Centrally located surveyor and observer— the most temperamental water fountain: X marks the stepping spot for action. Recalcitrant radiators, too. ..how much is a quart of home-made apple butter worth? Got a match? Come see the Tigertones! Turning their own special spirit into results for the library and special memories for the residents. If I ' jM Memorial Snow balls from the street. A sunset-silhouetted bell tower. Dorm meetings in the hall— phone duty under the steps. Last vestige of the covered way... May Court majority. Pin-fever, knitting fanatics, what is that aroma from under the dorm? Hello, Dairy-Rite? Don ' t forget 36 superburgers for Hallabaloo sustenance... 235 McClung Convenient cat-haven and pigeon palace— not just like home, but undoubtedly home. Forgotten attic treasures, inch-thick with dust. The annual Christmas party for Mildred and family. ..6:30 simultaneity of sun-rise, stars and moon. Spy-spot on Saturday nights. And the bad weather route to academic and King Building. The only real trauma; when the bell system went berserk. mr . J6 I Riddle Creativity, intellectual curiosity. Nightly Happenings with a jug, band, guitars— free expression. ..philosophic lounge lizards and incense and ouija board conferences and the arts. No quiet hour or phone duty— individual responsibility... church bells, children. ..interpretive dorm devotions— A refuge from the stormy blast, and our eternal home. I ' .  • -. r La Maison Francaise Featuring Miss Guestault, French, a sunning roof, French, a full-fledged kitchen, French, clever greetings from SMAs passing by, and... La Maison Francaise: by foreigners, we mean the girls from other dorms. And it ' s still the Rose Terrace sunbathing haven— home of disobedient tennis balls and the outdoor cafe. Mais oui! ' i :• :L3? ' ?_. kli5S?4 ' ' K 1 BC 242 Woodson First-floor ferment of signing out, soap operas, SGA hamburger projects, ping-pong. Time out in the meditation room to give a soul the floor. Full length mirrors in every room. ..an unimpeded view of Betsy Bell. Mr. Pedersen cooking soup for lunch in the kitchen. This lounge is closed for two weeks!. ..result: claus- trophobia on the first floor. Sardine-sunbathing. ' ■.M,ff Ui yji- i ' $? l|BE- j 5mb| J • 244 spencer MBC ' s Hilton complete with study rooms and a bomb shelter. Grass, at last... Car washes and bazaars and the lounge by Christmas tree liglit. Adventure: being stuck on the elevator or meeting the Macke-Man in a night gown! Mr. LaFleur, you ' ll have to use the other lounge... The Baileys Where North and South are one: mutual lounge, mutual sunbathing-interaction and interdependence ' The hill or 72 steps. The heating plant hum versus the hum of voices on Bailey porch. Interesting intruders: the psychology department, lawn mowers and youthful squeals from the nursery school. And two TV ' s to alleviate Shindig congestion. Gruesome phone duties. And it ' s fun to watch the outsiders get lost. 248 ft 215 Who wouldn ' t love the outside line— the no-phone-duty— talking in the halls after 7:1S? The Big Nine who love to laugh and talk and share. Friendship in group is the group. Betty Crockers and —since Nancy got her car— Lowell Thomases. Off campus? Not really... M 1 VHP 1 - ' J t iVlU% ' p !r (P J 11 1 ' li i --.ir Gooch House Another senior house with eleven independents- proximity to history. No dorm president, but a chair- manship which rotates each quarter. Reception place for dates. ..Christmas open house for the faculty. No quiet hour— but consideration. Sponsors of the famous and infamous Faculty Slave Auction. Four on the second-floor. And that ' s just the beginning. Closeness that ' s lasted and deepened over the past years. The door that ' s violently allergic to wind. ..and the cookies from Miss Parker. Edmundson Off campus but still yellow and still very much MBC— located for better or for worse near SMA... but thoughtful serenades by SMAs. Sophomore living on the senior level. Totally deserted during rehearsal for the Show. Not-really isolation, leading to real closeness- living room chats and adventures in the kitchen. Little House Tradition and privacy. Daughter of the French House... overseer of the tennis court. A nucleus of activity— the house by the side of the road. Junior Haven. 254 Bell House Not the least bit anesthetized— the corner of the world. A refuge and a gathering place. ..Stepping stones. ..wet leaves in fall and blossoms in spring... A quarter of a mile to convocation. General Index Academic Year in Madrid and Paris 32-33 Activities Chairman 185 Administration 58-65 Administrative Staff 93-95 Bailey 246-247 Bell flouse 255 Beta Beta Beta 162 Bit ' n ' Spur 197 Blakely 252 Bluestocking 220-223 Board of Co-ordination 183 Board of Publications 219 Campus Comments 224-227 Campus Guides 164 Campus Workers 214-217 Choir 202-204 Christian Association 186-191 Clan Leaders 192 Day Student Officers 185 Denominational Groups 188-189 Dolphins 195 Drama Department 206-207 Edmundson 253 Executive Committee 178 Faculty 66-91 Faculty Emeriti 92 Fine Arts Club 208 402 WorkshoD 163 Freshman Class 142-157 Golf 196 Gooch 250-251 Glee Club 205 Handbook 228 Hill Top 232-233 Hockey 194 Honor Court 180-181 Honor Scholars 165 Honor Society 167 House Presidents ' Council 182 Judiciary Board 180-181 Junior Class 120-127 La Ma ison Francaise 240-241 Laurel Society 160 Little House 254 McClung 236-237 Marshals 174 May Court 170-173 May Queen 169 Memorial 234-235 Miscellany 229 Modern Dance Club 212 Orientation Committee 166 Public Affairs Forum 213 Recreation Association 192-193 Riddle 238-239 Russell Scholar 162 Senior Class 98-119 Social Committee 183 Sophomore Class 128-141 Sophomore Show 46-47 Spanish Club 209 Spencer 244-245 Student Board 179 Student Government President 178 SGA Project Chairman 179 SGA Project Representatives 184 Sullivan Award 167 Tennis 198-199 215 248-249 Ushers 175 Who ' s Who 161 Woodson 242-243 Young Democrats 210 Young Republicans 211 256 Seniors Ann Cordon Abbott, tOOS Monitor Drive, Hampton, Va. May Court 1; Class Vice-President 1; House President 3,4; Campus Guide; Big Sister; Wesley F ellowship 1,2,3,4; Campus Comments 2; Dean ' s List; Who ' s Who. Linda Diane Baldwin, 136 Quppi Street, Kerper, W.Va., Honor Scholar; Presbyterian Scholar; Dean ' s ' List; CA Representa- tive 2: Wesley Fellowship 2,3,4, Vice-President 2: Synod Council Representative 3: Dorm Council 3; Young Republicans 3,4, Publicity Chairman 4; Dorm Chairman 4; Stewardship Drive Committee 4; Campus Comments 4; Fine Arts Club 1,2,3,4; Eta Beta. Sara Jane Beaboul, Box 543, Route 2, Maitland, Fla. Dean ' s List; Operation Playmate 1; El Ateneo 1,2,3,4; Western State Volunteer 1; CA Activities Chairman 2; Academic Year in Madrid; CA Dorm Representative 4; Glee Club 4. Susan Louise Beene, 6305 Westchester Drive, Dallas, Texas. Spanish Club 2,3,4; Photography Editor, Campus Comments 4; Fine Arts Club 3. Bonnie Lee Beiderwieden, 511 Claremont Avenue, Teaneck, N.J. Big Sister; Junior Advisor; Dean ' s List; Dorm Council 2,3; CA Representative 2; Bluestocking Photography Staff 3. Aino Evelin Berris, Allen Hill Road, Brooklyn, Conn. Campus Comments 1,4; Fine Arts Club 2,4; Vice-President, Young Demo- crats 2; Academic Year in France 3; Dean ' s List. Martha Ann Bertrand, 640 Cambridge Avenue, Augusta, Ga. Fine Arts Club 1,2,3; President, Young Democrats Club 2,3,4; Public Affairs Forum 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4; Campus Comments; Glee Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Westminister Fellowship 1,2; Dorm Council 3; Big Sister; Dean ' s List; Modem Dance Club 3. Gwendolvn Black Bishop, 207 George, Staunton, Va. President, Day Stuaents ' Organization 4. Elizabeth Jane Brown, 3002 Third Avenue, Huntington, W.Va. Class Social Chairman 1,2; Campus Guide; CA Treasurer 2; House President 3; Chairman, Stewardship Drive 3; Vice- President, Student Government Association 4; Social Committee 1,2,3; Eta Beta; Dean ' s List; Honors List; Who ' s Who! Presi- dent, Laurel Society. Susan Leigh Browne, 303 Park Place, Newport News, Va. Glee Club 1; Westminster Fellowship 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Choir 2,3,4; Campus Guide; Big Sister; CA Council 2,3,4; Chairman, Operation Playmate 2; Chairman, Service Commission 3; CA Vice-President 4; Princess at Harvest Bowl Festival. Judy Marie Bryant, 5010 Dunvegan Road, Louisville, Ky. Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Canterbury Club 1,2,3,4, President 2, Secretary 4; Mock Convention Platform Committee; Honor Court 3,4; Laurel Society. Victoria Elaine Cacciapaglia, 933 Donaghe Street, Staunton, Va. Newman Club 1,2,4, Treasurer 2; Day Students Organization 1,2,4, Secretary-Treasurer 2; El Ateneo 2,4, President 2; Campus Guide; Academic Year in Madrid. Meredith Clare Carter, Box 249, Halifax, Va. Young Republicans 1,2; Public Affairs Forum 1,2; El Ateneo 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,4; Fine Arts Club 4; Westminster Fellowship 1,2; Dean ' s List. Virginia Stuart Chapman, 1113 North Franklin Street, Wilming- ton, Del. Canterbury Club 1,2,3,4; Young Republicans 3,4, Treasurer 4; Manager, Hockey Team 2,4; Big Sister; Welsh Clan Photographer 3; Western State Volunteer 2. Eleanor Lee Chew, 3806 Noble Avenue, Richmond, Va. Dorm Council 3; Wesley Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Big Sister; Glee Club 2; Dean ' s List; Honors List; WTio ' s Who; SeniorClass President. Diane Tilson Cooper, 21 Queen Street, Charleston, S.C. House President 4; Blazer Girl 4; Nominating Committee Secretary 4; Canterbury Club 1,2,3,4; Vestry Member 4; Glee Club 2; Blue- stocking 2; CA Representative 3; Tennis Team, Junior Varsity 3,4; Campus Comments 2,3; Big Sister; Effie Ann Johnson Aid 1; CA Publicity Committee. Jane Anthony Craddock, 2205 Beverly Heights, Altavista, Va. Glee Club 1,4; Public Affairs Forum 1,2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 3; Fine Arts Club 1,2,3; Young Democrats Club 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Westminister Fellowship 1; Class Treasurer 4; V.S.D.B. Sunday School Teacher 2; CA Stewardship Drive Committee 4; Dean ' s List. Mary Pickett Craddock, Cluster Springs, Va., El Ateneo 2,3,4, Social Chairman 4; Westminister Fellowship 1,2; That Light Forever 1; Big Sister; Spanish Flays 2,4, Director 4; Readers ' Theater 4: Dean ' s List: Academic Year in Madrid. Joan Elizabeth Crilchley, 1727 Northeast 18th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Freshman Class President; Student Board 1,2,4, Parliamentarian 3; Readers ' Theater 2,3; Religious Emphasis Week Committee 3; Bluestocking 3,4, Literary Staff 3, Editor 4; Junior Advisor; Student Government Constitution 3; 402 Workshop 1,2,3,4; Eta Beta; Honor Scholar; Dean ' s list; Honors List; Who ' s Who. Nan Parrish Davis, 1505 Delaware Avenue, Wilmington, Delaware. Bluestocking; Dorm Council 4. Pauline Robinson Dove, 403 Victoria Avenue, Monroe, N.C. Young Democrats 2,4; Academic Year in France 3; Fine Arts Club 4; Dean ' s List. June Major Early, 22 Glen Hollow, West Hartford, Connecticut. Canterbury Club 1,2,3,4, President 4; Glee Club 1,3; CA Council 4; Dorm Council 4; Big Sister; Fine Arts Club. Katherine Saunders Early, 22 Glen Hollow, West Hartford, Conn. Class usher 1; Big Sister; Canterbury Club 1,2,3,4; Dean ' s List; May Court 4; Ilouse President 4; Mock Convention National Committeeman. Eleanore J-ian Eckel, 202 Dunbarton Circle, Aiken S.C. Big Sister; Social Committee 4; Operation Playmate; Blues tocking 2; Vocational-Educational Committee 4. Carol Anne Emory, 3815 Hawthorne Avenue, Richmond, Va. Class Marshall 1, Dean ' s List; Dorm Council 2,3,4; Campus Guide; Class usher 3; Mock Convention National Committeeman, Platform Committee; Western State Volunteer 2; Modern Dance Group 4; Chairman of Curriculum Committee 4; Take Away the Lady ; Best-Dressed 4; Honors List; Bluestocking, Assistant Editor 4. Louise Kinard Erdman, 8518 Academy Road, Richmond, Va. 402 Workshop 4. Gary Louise Flake, 4608 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. Campus Comments 1,2,4, Feature Editor 2, Associate Editor 4; Big Sister; Modem Dance Club Stage Manager 2,3,4; Social Committee 3; Class Secretary 3; Student Budget Committee 3; House President 4. Charlotte Hoff Folk, 116 Kenner Avenue, Nashville, Tenn. Freshman Class Vice-President; RA Council 1, Chairman, Fashion Show Committee; Campus Comments 1,2,4, Copy Editor 2; Dorm Councill,2; Tennis Team 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 1, Captain 2,3; CA Council 2,4, President 4; Editor, CA Newsletter 2; SGA Treasurer 2, Secretary 3; Westminster Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Laurel Society; Who ' s Who; Honors List; Dean ' s List; Religious Emphasis Committee 4; Stewardship Committee 4; Chapel Committee 4; Fanny B. Strauss Scholarship 4; Student Board 9 3.4. Juliet Meriwether Gevedon, La Mesa Mira Villa, Beaumont, Calif., Westminster Fellowship 1,2; Social Chairman 2; El .Ateneo 2,4, Treasurer 2, President 4; Honors List; Dean ' s List; Re- ligious Emphasis Week Committee 4; .Academic Year in Madrid 3; Public Affairs Forum 1; CA Peanut Week Chairman 2. Carol Hutchison Gibson, 164 Noe Avenue, Chatham, N.J. Honor Scholar; RA Representative; RA Secretary 2; Campus Guide; Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center 2; Mock Convention State Chairman; Dorm Council 3; Handbook 3; CA Worship Chairnian 4; Judiciary Board 4: Honors List. Mary McGavock Gillespie, 720 North Shore Drive, St. Petersburg, Fla. Campus Guide; Big Sister; Junior Advisor; Dorm Council 2; C. Representative. Frances Campbell Gilliam, Box 417, Hopewell, Ga., Bluestocking 1; Canterbury Club 1,2; Modem Dance Club 2,3,4; Social Com- mittee 3: Glee Club 2: Dorm Council 4: Vocations Committee 4. Marian Kennington Gordin, 1040 Carlisle Street, Jackson, Miss. AB-3 Program; Bluestocking Photography Staff 1; Miscellany Business Manager 2; Editor, Campus Comments 4; Chairman, Board of Publications 4; Readers Theater 2,4; Bit n ' Spur Riding Club 1,2,4; Westminster Fellowship 1,2,4; Dean ' s List; Honors List; Who ' s Who. Catherine Ruth Griffin, 426 Oak Avenue. Carrpllton. Ga. Margaret Anne Gunter, 3724 Trenholm Road, Columbia, S.C, Russell Scholar; Fine .Arts Club 2,3; Big Sister; Campus Guide; Handbook Staff 4; Campus Comments 1,2,3,4, Exchange Editor 4; Choir, 1,2,3,4, President 4; Young Republican Club 3,4, President 4; Honors List; Honor Scholar; Who ' s Who; Liturgical Drama 2,3,4; The Tempest 3; Chairman, Operation Playmate, 2. 257 Index Janet Ellen Haddrell, 223 tssex Street, Beverly, Mass., Glee Club 2,3,4, President 3,4; Canterbury Club 2, Vice-President 3; Campus Comments 3,4; Junior Advisor; Big Sister; Dorm Council 2. Mary Susan Hodges, 814 Stadium Road, Charlottesville, Va. RA Representative 1; Scotch Clan Cheerleader 1; Dorm Council 2,3; Usher 4, Big Sister. Catherine . nnette Hofgren, 1105 West Arlington Road, Erie, Pa. RA Representative 1; Young Republicans 1; Choir 2,3,4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3,4: Student Board 2; Dean ' s List; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice-President 4; Campus Guide; Big Sister; Dorm Council 4. Margaret Elizabeth Hogenauer, Westtown School, Westtown, Pa. Hockey Team 1,2,3,4, Captain 3, Co-Captain 4; Chairman, Religious Emphasis Week Committee 3; Fine Arts Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 3; Honor Court 3,4, Chairman 4; Student Board 4; Executive Committee 4; Big Sister; Campus Guide; Laurel Society. Sue Massey Hook, 223 North Grant Avenue, Manassas, Va. Campus Comments 1,2; Big Sister; Young Republicans 1; Wesley Fellow- ship 1,4; Dorm Council 3; House President 4; Chairman, Student Chanel Committee 4. Helen Young Hutcheson, Boydton, Va. Canterbury Club 1; Class usher 2; Class Marshal 3,4; May Court 3; Big Sister; Junior Advisor. Dorothy Louise lafrate, RED 3, Newfoundland, N.J. Campus Comments 4; El Ateneo 3,4. Cornelia Anne Jackson, Forest Hills, Harrisonburg, Va. Dorm Council 1; Fine Arts Club 1,2; Handbook Staff 2; State Chairman, Mock Convention; Sophomore Class President; Student Board 2; Assistant Director Sophomore Show; House President 3,4. Margaret Ann Jackson, 105 North Boforth Street, Kings Mountain, N.C. Honor Scholar; Dean ' s List; Honors List; Westminster Fellowship 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Dorm Douncil 1,2,3; Young Democrats 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Campus Comments 2; Judiciary Board 4; Chairman, Effie Ann Johnson Project 2. Nancy Cornelia Jackson, 1310 Monterey Avenue, Norfolk, Va., Glee Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; Choir 4; BSU 1,2,3,4; Dorm Repre- sentative RA 1; Dorm Representative CA 3, Fellowship Chair- man CA 4; Campus Guide; Big Sister; Junior Advisor; Spanish Club 2; Dorm Council 3, House Chairman 4; Class Secretary 4; Dean ' s List: Campus Comments 3, Head Typist 4. Adele Jeffords, 3401 Valley Road, Columbia, South Carolina. Dean ' s List, Spanish Club 2,4; Dorm Council 2; Big Sister; Clan Cheerleader 2; Academic Year in Madrid. KathrvTi Leigh Johnson, 1915 Virginia Road, Winston-Salem, N.C. Glee Club 2; Western State Volunteer 1,2,3,4, President 4; Big Sister; Dorm Council 2,3,4: Junior Advisor; Young Republicans 3; CA Council 4; SGA Project Executive Com- mittee. Janicf- Lee Jones, 1335 Parks Place, Fort Shafter, Hawaii. Campus Comments 1,4. Scotia Anne Kennev. 4 Harriet Court, Sea Cliff, Long Island, N.Y. Newman Club ' 1,2,3,4, President 4; 402 Workshop; Dorm Council 3,4; Big Sister; Miscellany 1,2,3,4; Bluestocking 3,4; MBC ' s Representative to Hollins Literary Festival; Dean ' s List. Mary Susan Kummer, 2724 Carolina Avenue SW, Roanoke, Va. Post Office 3,4. Bonnie Elizabeth Lamb, 150 Elk Mountain Scenic Highway, Ashville, N.C. Wesley Fellowship 1,2; El Ateneo 1,2,3,4; Campus Guide; Big Sister; Dean ' s List; CA Fellowship Chair- man 2; Academic Year in Madrid. Mary Joyce Lewis, 4004 West 5th Street, Fort Worth, Texas. Dorm Council 1; Bluestocking 1: Young Republicans ' Club 1; Honors List; Class President 2: Sophomore Show, Assistant Director: Mock Convention State Chairman: President, Student Government Association 4: Laurel Society: Who ' s Who. Hesla Mae Litton, 104 Riverside Drive, Greenwood, Miss. May Court 3,4; May Queen 4; Chief Marshal 4; Social Committee 4. Julie Ann Lohsen, 522 Nottingham Road, Baltimore, Md. Campus Comments Reporter 1; Campus Guide; 402 Workshop; SGA Dorm Representative 4; Canterbury Club 1; Dorm Council 2; Big Sister; Miscellany ( ontesl First Prize 4; Social Committee 4; Bluestock- ing Literary Staff 4; Readers ' Theater 4. Roberta Anne Long, Walnut Drive, Route 2, Chester, Va. Beta Beta Beta 4; Manager, Hockey Team 1; Dean ' s list; Eta Beta; Dorm Council 4; AB-3 Program. Jean Elizabeth Lynn, 5 Woodmere Drive, Petersburg, Va. Big Sister; Dorm Council; Beta Beta Beta, President 4. Charlotte Ann McCaa, 733 Broughton Road, Bethel Park, Pa. Campus Comments 1,2,3; Bluestocking 2; Dolphins 3. Gail McMichael, 521 Murphy Street, Madison, N.C. Bluestocking Managing Editor 3; Fine Arts Club 4. Mary Katharine McMillan, 5620 Hurst Street, New Orleans, La., Trustee Scholarship; Beta Beta Beta; Woodrow Wilson Rehabil- itation Center; Virginia State School for Deaf and Blind; Fine Arts Club 2. Margaret Malone, 1655 Rose Road, Memphis, Tenn. Social Com- mittee 2; Miscellany Art Staff 2, Art Editor 3,4; Western State Volunteer, Big Sister; Junior Advisor; SGA Library Project, Publicity Chairman 4; SA Stewardship Committee 4; Dean ' s List. Katherine Woods Marks Sawyer, 316-5 Park Place, Charlottes- ville, Va. Glee Club 1,2; Wesley Fellowship 1,2-3; Club Com- mittee 1,2; Craig Scholarship 1,2; Eta Beta; Big Sister; Junior Advisor; Stewardship Council 3; Campus Comments Circulation Manager 3, Business Manager 4. Katherine Scott Marshall, 505 Redd Street, Reidsville, N.C. Dorm Council 3,4: Big Sister; Bluestocking Executive Staff 4; SGA Dorm Representative 4. Emma Healy Martin, 1420 Park Avenue, Baltimore, Md. RA Council 1: Canterbury Club; Modem Dance Club 2,3,4; Class usher 2,3,4; May Court 3,4; Big Sister; Junior Advisor; Class Social Chairman 4; Dean ' s List. Lucy Lee Massie, ' T)!! McCormick Avenue, Clifton Forge, Va. Dolphins 1,2; Dean ' s List. Elizabeth Ray Matthews, 10 Moreland Avenue, Bethlehem, Penn. Varsity Hockey Team 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Judiciary Board 4; Big Sister 2; Junior Advisor; Dorm Council. EditJi Stafford Mead, 10520 Spring Mill Road, Indianapolis, Ind. Ann Fonvielle Mebane, Rocky Mount, N.C, Honors List; Dean ' s List; Big Sister; Junior Advisor; Activities Committee Chairman 4; Board of Coordination 3; Budget Committee 3; Dorm Council 3; Readers ' Theater 2,3,4; ' That Li ht Forever : The Tempest ; Take Away The Lady ; Fine Arts Club 2,3,4; Young Democrats 3,4; State Chairman Mock Convention; Com- mittee on Education and Current Affairs 3. Dale Louise Midgette, 1017 NW 11 Ave., Gainesville, Florida. Choir 1,2,3,4; Modern Dance 2,3,4, President 4; Judiciary Board, Vice-chairman 4; Dorm Council: CA Representative 3; Big Sister; Junior Advisor; Presser Scholar. Ann Marie Morgan, 4130 Blossom Street, Columbia, S.C. New- man Club 1,2,4; Honor Scholar; Dorm Council 2,4; Dean ' s List; AB-3 Program. Faith Susan Neuschel, 37 Willow Lawn, Buffalo, New York. Social Committee Chairman 4; Student Board 4; Weekend Activities Committee 4; Education in Current Affairs Committee 3; Big Sister; CA Representative 1. Mary Gathright Newell, 1209 Confederate Avenue, Richmond, Va. Honor Scholar; Campus Guide; Big Sister; Junior Advisor; Glee Club 2; Choir 3,4; Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Vice-President, Modem Dance Group 3. Marsha Lee Nye, 822 Temple Street, Hinton, W.Va. Dolphins 2,3; Wesley Fellowship Council 2; Big Sister; Judiciary Board 3; House President 4; Dean ' s list; President, Public Affairs Forum 4; Ca Stevvardship Committee 3: Laurel Society. Sandra Jean Pace, 4414 Augusta Avenue, Richmond, Va. Ellen Alexandria Pagenstecher, 621 McCall Circle, McAllen, Texas. Canterbury Club 1,2,3; Bluestocking 1,2; Dolphins 3,4, President 4; Social Committee 4. Judith Commander Payne, 1331 Brandon Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Varsity Tennis Team 1,2; Junior Varsity Tennis Team 3,4; Judiciary Board 2; Honor Court 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-Chairman 4; Laurel Society; Glee Club 3. Jean Ray Poland, Route 4, Old River Road, Owensboro, Ky. Judiciary Board 1; Dorm Council 1; Eta Beta; Sophomore Class Treasurer; RA Clan Leader 2; Hockey 1,2,4; Religious Emphasis Week Committee 2; Mock Convention Sergeant-at-Arms; Big Sister; SGA Project Committee Chairman 4; Honor Court 4; Dean ' s List; Laurel Society; Who ' s Who; AB-3 Program. 258 Index Julia Kathleen Price, 531 Ott Street, Harrisonburg, Va. l- ' ine Arts Club 1,2; Bluestocking Staff 1,2,3,4, Business Manager 3,4; Dorm Council 3; Big Sister; Junior-Senior Banquet Decorations Chairman; Senior Banquet Chairman. Martha Gregp Price, 2386 Hansa Allee. Frankfurt am Main, Ger- many. Murder in the Cathedral 1; That Light Forever 2; The Two Sisters 2. Kay Holmes Puckette, 1301 Trent ' s Ferry Road, Lynchburg, Va. Tennis Team, Junior Varsity 1,2, Varsity 4; Campus Guide; Dorm Council 4; Honors list; AB-3 Program. Julene Reese, 3001 Pawnee Avenue, Birmingham, Alabama. Student Board 1; Glee Club 1,2, President 2; President 2; Choir 3,4; Clan Leader 1,2; CA Dorm Representative 2, Vice- President 3; Big Sister; Dean ' s List; Honor Court 4; Handbook 3; Bluestocking Literary Staff 4; 402 Workshop 3,4; Fine Arts Club 3,4; Literary Awards Contest Certificate of Merit 3; Laurel Society; Who ' s Who. Candace Jenckes Richardson, 23 Jenny ' s Lane, Barrington, R.l. Fine Arts Club 4. Meredith Robertson, Route 1, Chester, Va. Campus Comments 1; El Ateneo 2,3,4; Spanish Play 4; Dean ' s List; Academic Year in Madrid. Sara Dedman Rouse, 217 Wooldridge Lane, Versailles, Kentucky. Varsity Hockey Team 1; Young Democrats 4. Judy Ann Roy, 436 Mississippi Street, Forest City, Ark. Glee CluD 2; Big Sister; SGA Project Committee 4; Dorm Council 4. Carla Winfrey Russell, 1221 Wood-Lynne Boulevard, Lenwood, N.J. Young Republicans 3,4, Vice-President 3,4; Mock Conven- tion, Temporary Chairman and Platform Committee; Chairman, Board of Coordination 4. Mary Susan Scheel, 5363 Taney Ave., Alexandria, Va. Judiciary Board 3,4, Chairman 4; Student Board 4; Choir 3,4; Campus Comments 1,2,3,4, News Editor 2, Assosciate Editor 3,4; Canterbury Club 1,2,3, Secretary 2; Laurel Society; Who ' s Who; CA Council 2; Executive Board 4; Big Sister; Sophomore Show. Drusilla Schuster, 2448 Lincolnwood, Evanston, 111, Fine Arts Club 1,2; Big Sister; Dorm Council 3; Modern Dance Group 4; Dean ' s List. Constance Anne Shipe, 1220 Mecklenburg Road, Ithaca, N.Y. Young Republican ' s Club 1,2; Big Sister; Dorm Council— Vice- President 3; Dean ' s List; Miscellany Staff 4; Campus Comments 4; Bluestocking Photography Staff 3; Bluestocking Art Staff 4. Anne Hilliard Smith, 615 Mansion Drive, Hopewell, Va. Choir 1,2.3.4; Choir Board 3; Canterbury Club 1,2; Bluestocking 1. Jane Annette Smith, 2212 Rivermonl Avenue, Lynchburg, Va. Campus Guide; Junior Advisor; SGA Representative 4; Dorm Council 4. Hazel Saxby Southall, 205 Boston Avenue, Lynchburg, Va. Eta Beta; Fine Arts Club 1,2; Western State Volunteer; Dorm Council 2; Dean ' s List; Big Sister. Susan Lewis Spickard, 1830 West Main Street, Salem, Va. Big Sister; Junior Advisor; Social Committee Representative 3; House President 4; Honors List. Carol Sutton Stewart, 136 Dickson Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Miscellany 1,2,3,4, Editor 3.4; 402 Workshop 1,2,3,4, President 4; Board of Publications 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; That Light Forever ; Shakespeare Weeken; Take Away the Lady ; Readers ' Theater 1,2,3,4; Library Self-study Committee 4; Cynthia Anna Durham Poetry Award; Honor Scholar; Dean ' s List; Honors List; Literary Awards Festival Honorable Mention 2,3; Who ' s Who. Gloria Joan Stoveken, 1 Belknap Lane, Rumson, New Jersey. May Court 4. Nancy Ellen Terwilliger, 20 South Pleasant Avenue, Ridgewood, N.J. Dean ' s List; Big Sister; Young Republicans 3,4. Sallie Lucretia Thornton, 427 Mclver Street, Greenville, S.C. Charlotte Louis Tyson, 406 Kershaw Place, Aiken, S.C. Glee Club 1; Choir 2,3,4; Campus Comments Headline Staff 1,2,3, Headline Editor 4; Bis Sister; Junior Advisor; House Chairman 4; Young Democrats 4; Operation Playmate 1,2; CA Representa- tive 2; Fine Arts Club 2,3,4; Liturgical Drama 3; Westminster Fellowship 1,2,3, Chairman 2; Public Affairs Forum 3,4; Hand- book 2; Bluestocking 1; Dean ' s List. Mary Peyton Waesche, 3221 45th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. Secretary, Young Republican ' s Club 1; Dorm Council 2; Blue- stocking Art Staff 3,4; Campus Comments 4; Miscellany Art Stall 3,4. Elizabeth Myers Walker, 4900 Hillside Road, Columbia, S.C. Dorm Council 1,2; Canterbury Club 1; Welsh Clan Leader 2; Big Sister; Campus Guide; Bit ' n ' Spur Riding Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2; House President 3; Chairman, House Presidents ' Council 4; Young Republicans 3,4; Basketball Sportsmanship Award 2,3: Weekend Activities Committee 4; SGA Executive Committee 4; Student Board 4; Laurel Society; Who ' s Who. Mary Harrison Whittle, 933 Langley Road, Norfolk, Va. Campus Guide; May Court 2,3; House President 3,4. Julie MaloneWillman, 2905 Old Dominion Boulevard, Alexandria, Va. Honor Scholar; Honors list; Canterbury Club 1,2,3,4, President 3; Campus Comments 1,2,3; Big Sister; Social Com- Tiittee 2,3,4; Junior Advisor; Fine Arts Club 3,4, Vice-President 1; Effie Ann Johnson Day Nursery 1,2. Underclassmen Betsy Hasty Acton- ' 67-3440 Brookwood Road, Birmingham 13, Alabama. Cecelia Ann Acuff— ' 68— Route 2, Buffalo Trail, Morristown, Tennessee. Janine Helen Adelman— ' 67— 5901 S. Crestwood Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. Gail Sharon Alberts— ' 67— Route 1, Box 377, Leesburg, Virginia. Susan FitzSimons Alexander— ' 68— 511 Dogwood Drive, Cnapel Hill, North Carolina. Virginia Ann Alexander— ' 66— 390 First Avenue, Apt. 6G, New York 10, New York. Elizabeth Hinds Allee— ' 67— 6021 Coliseum Street, New Orleans 18, Louisiana. Elizabeth Hope Allen— ' 67— R.F.D. 2, Bridgeton, New Jersey. Margaret Elizabeth Allen- ' 67-Box 336, Port Gibson, Missis- sippi. Janet Clark Almand— ' 67— 467 Officer ' s Circle, E., Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. Ann Margaret Anderson— ' 67— 1 19 Pinehurst, Memphis 17, Tennessee. Ellen Kate Anderson— ' 67— 400 Sussex Drive, Portsmouth, Virginia. Evelyn Bishop Angevine— ' 66— 98 Bank ' s Place, Southport, Connecticut. Mary Catherine Anile— ' 68— 34 Cavalla Court, Submarine Base, Groton, Connecticut. Lady Loyd Appleby- ' 68— 3810 Sugartree Place, Nashville, Tennessee . Mary Frances Arehart ' 67— Box 102, Farmville, Virginia. Sharon Joyce Arehart— ' 68— 1 1 15 Wildwood Park Road, Florence, Alabama. Louise Peple Armstrong— ' 66— 10221 Cherokee Road, Richmond 20, Virginia. Kathleen Denise Aure— ' 68— 602 Bjornstad Avenue, Fort Benning, Georgia. Betty Lee Avis- ' 68— 108 Druid Avenue, Beckley, West Virginia. Julia Denise Backus— ' 68— 5518 Waters Drive, Savannah, Georgia. Jean Reid Bailey— ' 66— Box 432, Greer, South Carolina. Betty Lynn Baker- ' 67-205 39th Street, E.E., Charleston, West Virginia. Brenda Layne Ballard- ' 67-7307 Woodway Lane, Norfolk 5, Virginia. Donna Ann Bandy— ' 68-447 Moultrie Road, Camilla, Georgia. Dorothy Ann Banker— ' 66— 533 Randolph Road, Plainfield, New Jersey. Jeane Katharine Banks- ' 68-270 Brookfield Drive, Paducah, Kentucky. Julia Saunders Barbee— ' 66— 1432 Lorraine Avenue, Richmond 27, Virginia. Marion Pringle Barge— ' 67— 1 176 Via Capri, Winter Park, Florida. Betty Jean Barkley- ' 68— 1224 Catawba Street, VJngsport, Tennessee. 259 Index Elizabeth DantzierBarkley- ' 68-l 124 Hill Top Road, Charlottes- ville, Virginia. Elizabeth Ross Barkley— ' 67— 7 Legate Street, Charleston, South Carolina. Sallie Marvil Barre— ' 68— 508 Sherwood Circle, Spartanburg, Sourth Carolina. Sherryl Louise Basford— ' 68— 2099 Sunset Road, Germantown, Tennessee. Esther Jane Bates- ' 67-P.O. Box 26161, Derita Branch, Charlotte 6, North Carolina. Georgeanne Bates— ' 68— 623 Royal Oaks Place, Nashville 5, Tennessee. Virginia Cecilia Beasley- ' 67-3825 52nd Street N.W., Washington 16, D.C. Beverly Gary Beckwith— ' 68— 216 Tindal Avenue, Greenville, South Carolina. Sally Tucker Bell— ' 67— 6 . 1 South Stewart Street, Winchester, Virginia. Susan Vamer Bell— ' 68— Route 3, Box 13, Raymondville, Texas. Susan Lee Benton— ' 67— 3655 Ella Lee Lane, Houston 27, Texas. Josephine Ann Biggadike— ' 67— 1 1 Cypress Circle, Newport Arkansas. Patricia Wreath Bilbo— ' 66— 813 Camp Avenue, Gulfport, Missis- sippi. Mary Morris Bissell— ' 68— 2390 Broadway, Beaumont, Texas. Martha Frances Blake— ' 68— 6439 Roselawn Road, Richmond 26, Virginia. Julie Harper Blanchard— ' 65— 3017 Spring Road, Augusta, Georgia. Beverly Sutton Bland- ' 68-426 First Street, West Point, Virginia. Angela Irvine Blose— ' 67— 121 1 Moffett Terrace, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Emily Lawson Bonner— ' 68— High Shoals, North Carolina. Ellen McDonald Burke Bowers— ' 66— 6 Wiley Court, Salem, V irginia. Katherine Lyttleton Bow,nan— ' 66 — Belvoir House, The Plains, Virginia. Mary Katherine Boyd— ' 67— 401 South Union, Bolivar, Tennessee, Susan Lea Boyd— ' 67— 704 West Royal, Temple, Texas. Mikal Rae Bralley— ' 68— 1607 Pope Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. Grace Nelson Branch— ' 68— 1 10 Tempsford Lane, Richmond 26, Virginia. Heidi Brandt— ' 66— 633 Mansell Drive, Youngstown 4, Ohio. Rebecca Maiden Breeden— ' 67— Route 1, Box 88-B, Roanoke, Virginia. Roberta Harper Brent— ' 67— Highland Road, Richmond 29, ' irginia. Andra Neisler Brewer— ' 68— 100 Buxton Road, Falls Church, Virginia. Nancy Simmons Brockenbrough— ' 66— 3412 Noble Avenue, Rich- mond 22, Virginia. Barbara Carlton Brothers— ' 67— 101 Kanawha Road, Richmond 26, Virginia. Barbara Dale Brown— ' 68— 8012 Vale Street, Alexandria, Virginia. Madeleine Claire Brown- ' 68— 23 Arcadia Drive, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Claudia Mignon Bruce— ' 68— 1 15 Maple Street, Cornelia, Georgia. Martha Susan Brugh- ' 66— 5706 West Franklin Street, Richmond 26, Virginia. Virginia Lynn Bunch— ' 66— 5 Aldrich Way, Westhaven, Wilmington 6, Delaware. Mary Marguerite Burnett— ' 68— 12 Cothran Street, Greenville, South Carolina. Cecelia Vance Bums— ' 67— 30 Nottingham Road, Short Hills, New Jersey. Nancy Lou Burroughs- ' 67- 1300 West 36th, Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Cecilia Linda Burrus— ' 67— 2648 Riverside Drive, Macon, Georgia. Sue Ellen Butler— ' 68— 904 Gracelyn Court, Blacksbury, Virginia. Annie Caroline Butt— ' 67— 28 Beverly Road, Windermere, Charles- ton, South Carolina. Mary Margaret Buvinger— ' 68— 1502 Ramona, Enid, Oklahoma. Elizabeth Ann Cant- ' 68-730 Park Avenue, New York 21, New York. Jeannine Eastin Carmichael— ' 68— 865 Cherokee Boulevard, Knoxville, Tennessee. Cynthia Lee Carpenter- ' 68-10 Downing Place, Newport News, Virginia. Ihrie Pou Carr- ' 68— 3 Beverly Drive, Durham, North Carolina. Frances Preston Carroll— ' 68— 825 Cabaniss Drive, Shelby, North Carolina. Nancy Belle Carrow— ' 67— Belle Haven, Virginia. Virginia Frances Carter— ' 67— 4700 Kensington Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. Caroline Vickers Cauble— ' 67— 3066 Verdun Drive, N.W. Atlanta 5, Georgia. Susan Chadwick— ' 68— 410 Pocahontas Avenue, U.S. Naval Base, Norfolk, Virginia. Rebecca Covington Chapman— ' 68— 512 West Poinsett Road, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Sandra Dale Carlton — ' 68—2205 Carlisle Road, Greensboro, North Carolina. Avril Laughlin Chase— ' 66— 25-B Hillside Terrace, Lexington, Virginia, Mary Frances Chenault— ' 66— 822 Starling Avenue, Martinsbille, Virginia. Janet Berkele Childrev— ' 67-1607 Hilliard Road, Richmond 28, Virginia. Harriet Poe Christenberry— ' 68— 208 West Damon, Talladega, Alabama. Charlotte Haymore Clark— ' 67 — 1308 Shady Circle, Chattanooga 5, Tennessee. Elizabeth Ann Clark— ' 68— North Street, Middlebury, Connecticut. Majorie Louise Clark— ' 67— 61 1 Northgate Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia. Joanna Lynn Clark— ' 67— Callao, Virginia. Dorothy Lenora Clary— ' 67— 1 10 Country Club Drive, Greenville, South Carolina. Susan Hydrick Clements— ' 68— 1063 Otis Boulevard, Spartanburg, South Carolina. Mary Campbell Coggins— ' 66— Route 2, Inman, South Carolina. Hallie Fox Colhoun- ' 68-3214 Brightwood Place S.E., Roanoke, Virginia. Cary Babington Condon— ' 68— 8 Barron Drive, Denbigh Station, Newport News, Virginia. Anne .Sheppard Cooke— ' 67— Qtrs. 384, U.S. Naval Air Station, Navy No. 14, FPO, San Francisco, California. Carey Shands Cooley— ' 67— Qtrs. 1-4, U.S. Naval Supply Depot, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Caria Speed Cooper— ' 67— 136 Florence Street, Aiken, South Carolina. Mary Carolyn C omforth— ' 67— 46 Brushy Hill Road, Darien, Connecticut. Nancy Couch— ' 67— 530 Wilder Place, Shreveport, Louisiana. Martha Rogers Coulboum— ' 66— 406 Katherine Street, Suffolk, Virginia. Susan Alston Council— ' 68— Box 66, Wananish, North Carolina. Constance Ann Coury— ' 68— 3252 Perry Street, Montgomery, Alabama. Louise Pretlow Coward— ' 66— 304 Pine Forest Drive, Greenville, South Carolina. Leia Bouldin Cowardin— ' 68— 3905 Cary Street Road, Richmond, Virginia. Karen Ann Cowserl— ' 66— 1464 Fairview Road, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia. Jennifer Cox- ' 67-1120 East Third Street, Hope, Arkansas. Barbara Lee Craft— ' 68— 61 Watson Avenue, Washington, Pennsyl- vania. Jane McCandlish Crane— ' 68— Maplemont , Shepherdstown, West Virginia. Patricia Ellis Cromwell- ' 68-6 Edgehill Road, Little Rock, Arkansas. Nancy Elizabeth Culpeper— ' 67— 8513 Academy Road, Rich- mond 29, Virginia. Margaret Rhett Cuthbert— ' 67— 52 Bland Avenue, Sumter, South Carolina. Barbara Todd Danby— ' 67— 241 1 Heather Road, East Heather- brooke, Wilmington, Delaware. Elizabeth Hay Davenport— ' 67— Mt. Carmel Road, Parkton, Mary- land. Cecelia Blackwell Davis— ' 68— 4145 Denbigh Drive, Richmond, Virginia. 260 Index Frances Elizabeth Davis— ' 66— 198 Summit Drive, Pleasant Acres, Lewistown, Pennsylvania. Luvenia Anne Davis— ' 67— 734 Locust Avenue, Charlottesville, Virginia. Elizabeth Sinclair de Bordenave- ' 67— 1403 Carroll Brown Way, West Chester, Pennsylvania. Carol Delbridge— ' 66— 696 University Place, Crosse Pointe, Michigan. Deborah Demme- ' 68-R.n. I, Box 151, Chadds Ford, Pennsyl- vania. Anne Stribling Dingledine— ' 67— 320 West View Street, Harrison- burg, Virginia. Irene Ann Dingwall— ' 68— 13 Hunter Avenue, Armonk, New York. Cheryl Diane Dinwiddle- ' 67— 15 Milliades Avenue, Riverside, Connecticut. Barbara Helen Dilzler- ' 68— RFD 4, Detwiler Road, York, Pennsylvania. Mary Evans Dixon- ' 67-7093 Winston Road, Philadelphia 18, Pennsylvania. Elizabeth Dobyns— ' 68— 315 Institute Hill, Lexington, Virginia. Mary Helsley Dodson— ' 67— 4314 Noyes Avenue, Charleston, West Virginia. Lonna Hunlinglon Dole— ' 68— 2502 Spencer Road, McLean, Virginia. Elizabeth CortyDonelson- ' 68- 1938 Lewis Mt. Road, Charlottes- ville, Virginia. Mary Margaret Drewrey— ' 68— 432 Cash Road, Camden, Arkansas. Marguerite Clare Duane— ' 66— Bram ' s Point, Hilton Head, South Carolina. Anne Wilds DuBose— ' 68— College Drive, Elkins, West Virginia. . ' ■ . McKi ' - - - Carolina. Mary Lane Dudley- ' 67-45 Cinnon Way, Concord ' irginia. , North Kathleen Elizabeth Dunbar— ' 68— 19 Rillbank Terrace, West Hartford 7, Connecticut. Elizabeth Leigh Dunson— ' 67— Altamont Road, Route 5, Paris Mountain, Greenville, South Carolina. Krwin Avery Dyer— ' 68— 441 East Third Street, Hinsdale, Illinois. Hannah Dyer- ' 68-4920 East Sunset Drive, Miami 43, Flori.da. Susanne Ritchie Dyer- ' 68— 22 North 25th Street, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. Frances Cooke Edmondson— ' 68— 3 Cohawney Road, Scarsdale, New York. Barbara Lee Edwards— ' 66— 909 Greenleigh Road, Baltimore 12, Maryland. Dixie Patricia Epes— ' 67— 1303 Forest Avenue, Richmond 29, Virginia. Roswitha Erbsloh— ' 66— Nagelsweg 14, 4 Dusseldorf-Nord, Germany. Nancy Christine Eriksen— ' 68— 160 Henry Street, Brooklyn 1, New York. Margaret Evans— ' 68— 21 1 South Spaulding Drive, Beverly Hills, California. Nancy Louise Falkenberg— ' 67— 584 Bay Circle, Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Norma Caria Falkiner— ' 68— 12 Hamilton Place, Garden City, New York. Jane Freeman Feierabend— ' 67— Cheese Spring Road, New Canaan, Connecticut. Rosalie Deneen Fendig— ' 68— Orange Grove Plantation, St. Simons Island, Georgia. Ann Barton Field— ' 67 — Box 123, Hampden-Sydney, Virginia. Sarah Barker Fisher— ' 66— Chattolanee Hill, Owings Mills, Maryland. Ann Shield Fitls— ' 68— 3760 Woodside Avenue, Lynchburg, Virginia. Anne Averv Flather— ' 67— 560 1 Kirkwood Drive, Washington 16, D.C. Mary Victoria Fleming- ' 68-1861 North Rainbow Drive, Memphis, Tennessee. Martha Moore Flowers- ' 66-1637 Oxford Road, Charlottesville, Virginia. Jeanne Randolph Fontaine— ' 68— 25 Hance Road, Fair Haven, New Jersey. Patricia Crawford Forbes- ' 67-1209 Millgrove Place, Silver Spring, Maryland. Frances Hope Ford— ' 68— 4015 Wythe Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. Janne Adair Foster— ' 66— 101 Rebel Ridge Drive, Lexington, Virginia. Judith Lynn Foster- ' 68-1806 North Huntington Street, Arlington 5, Virginia. Anne Dove Eraser— ' 66— 306 Hickory Street, Clinton, South Carolina. Gary Elizabeth Free— ' 68— 43 Ridgeview Road, Staunton, Virginia. Barbara Price Freeman- ' 67— 202 East Fifth Avenue, Lawrence- ville, Virginia. Suzanne Hill Freeman— ' 68— 5010 Caledonia Road, Richmond, Virginia. Virginia Filzhugh Freeman— ' 66— 1913 Datura Street, Sarasota, Florida. Patricia Margaret Ft-yfogle- ' 68-230 Lake Fairgeld Drive, Greenville, South Carolina. Lora Ethel Fultz- ' 67-203 Wakefield Road, Richmond, Virginia. Margaret Ann Fultz- ' 68-203 Wakefield Road, Richmond, Virginia. Betsy Ellen Gallagher- ' 66-321 Pine Street, Clifton Forge, Virginia. Frances Mallory Gallion— ' 67— 806 East Edgemont Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama. Susan Rainey Gamble— ' 68— 3218 Chamberlayne Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia. Dana Marguerite Garber— ' 67— 225 Wayt Street, Staunton, Virginia. Constance Grace Gatewood— ' 68— Macon Road, Americas, Georgia. Nancy Ellen Geiger— ' 68— 401 2 Patterson Avenue, Richmond 21, Virginia. Linda Lee Gianakos— ' 68— 2 103 Morris Road, Charlottesville, Virginia. Leiia Boylston Gibbes— ' 66— 1501 Deans Lane, Columbia, South Carolina. Celia Catherine Gibson— ' 68— 3045 North Street, Beaumont, Texas. Marjorie Tower Gillespie— ' 67— 200 James River Drive, Newport News, Virginia. Gay Wilson Gilmore— ' 67— 404 Beechwood Drive, Richmond 29, Virginia. Elizbeth Brooker Glazebrook— ' 68— 315 Springlake Road, Co- lumbia, South Carolina. Linda Cowles Goddin— ' 68— Box 372, Toano, Virginia. Cynthia Louise Goeltz— ' 66— 4506 Harling Lane, Bethesda 14, Maryland. Patricia Sherill Golden- ' 67-1402 Runnymede Road, Norfolk, Virginia. Virginia florlh Gonder- ' 66-1220 Brandon Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. Kathryn Grey Goodman— ' 67— 1519 Westwood Avenue, Richmond 27, Virginia. Mary Palrica Goodrich— ' 67— 1792 Autumn, Memphis, Tennessee. Carey Louise Goodwin— ' 66— 405 Fauquier Street, h redericksburg, Virginia. Karen Christine Graham— ' 67-20 Craigemore Road, Bloomfield, Connecticut. Susan Ann Graham— ' 68— 7 Lakecrest Drive, Greenville, South Carolina. Mariam Hamilton Grandle— ' 67 — 1265 Hayward Avenue, Cincin- nati 26, Ohio. Tempe Dana Grant- ' 68— 29 Primrose Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland. Sharon Hegina Gray- ' 68-225 Forest Villa Lane, McLean, Virginia. Cornelia Storrs Green— ' 68— 105 Butler Road, Bristol, Tennessee. Courlenay Marshall Green— ' 67— Green Acres, Markham, Virginia. Susan Annette Grey— ' 68— 237 Camille Avenue, Greenville, South Carolina. Ada Elizabeth Hadden- ' 68-1042 West Rock Spring Road, Greenville, North Carolina. Corinne Elaine Ham— ' 68— 750 South College Street, Auburn, Alabama. Lila Jane Hanburg— ' 66— 312 Third Avenue, Farmville, Virginia. Barbara Anne Hanna— ' 67— 7029 Red Brook Road, Norfolk, Virginia. Index Eleanor Michele Harbrook- ' 68-538 Maryland Avenue, Norfolk 8, Virginia. Martha Houston Harlow- ' 67-Clifton, Route 5, Lexington, Virginia. Margaret Anne Harris- ' 67-303 Westham Parkway, Rirhmond, Virginia. Lucia Linwood Harrison- ' 67-Millway Road, Trop, South Carolina. Frances Johnson Harvey- ' 67-2407 East Forth Street, Greenville, North Carolina. Catherine Randolph Hazelgrove- ' 68-104 Tuckahoe Boulevard, Richmond 26, Virginia. Eugenia Hedden- 66-Partridge Road, Box 253 1-A, Spartanburg, South Carolina. Patricia Lynn Hedden- ' 68-1999 Ashby Road, Sumter, South Carolina. Leslie Lee Henderson- ' 67-3014 Colonial Hill Road, Louisville 5, Kentucky Linda Su Henrv- ' 68-11030 Lawn Haven Road, Dallas, Texas. Shirley Anne ' Herndon- ' 67-1600 Lynwood Avenue, Winston- Salem, North Carolina. Diane Hillyer- ' 68-4237 BelleMeade Cove, Memphis, Tennessee. Jane Hindman- ' 68-1509 Clairmont Place, Nashville, Tennessee. Sandra Wyatt Hoback- ' 68-Post Office Box 167, Tennessee. Sandra Wyatt Hoback- ' 68-Post Office Box 167, Tazewell, Elizabeth Carmichael Holland- ' 67-1957 Brookview Drive, N.W., Atlanta 18, Georgia. Martha Davis Holland- ' 66-l 105 Marthail Street, South Boston, Marie-Lynn Honabach- ' 67-514 Valley Lane, Falls Church, Virginia. Martha Harding Howard- ' 68-44 Sage Terrace, Scarsdale, New York. • 1 M L Elizabeth Anne Hudson- ' 67-Fort Roots V.A. Hospital, North Little Rock, Arkansas. Ann Boatwright Humphrey- ' 67-1504 Westwood Avenue, Rich- mond 27, Virginia. Blanche Crump Humphreys- ' 68-147 South Goodlett Street, Memphis, Tennessee. Vicki Lynn Hurd- ' 68-915Morison Avenue, Kingsport, Tennessee. Susan Jane Hust- ' 68-98 Main Street, Unadilla, New York. Anne Doreen Hutton- ' 66-16 Woodberry Road, New Hartford, New York. ,,, , ,, „ Pamela Anne Hyme- ' 67-1601 Pawhatan Avenue, Norfolk 8, Virginia. Anna Catherine Ikenberry- ' 68-3917 Oliver Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland. Mary Elizabeth Irons- ' 67-307 Overhill Drive, Lexington, Virginia. Shirley Nalley lrving- ' 68-9 Manchester Avenue, Moylan, Pennsylvania. Kathryn Elizabeth Jackson- ' 67-412 Brookside Drive, Auburn, Alabama Ann Marshall Jacobs— ' 68— 25 Briarwood Road, Fair Haven, New Jersey. Jennifer Joy James- ' 68-217 North Blake Road, Norfolk, Virginia. Sidney Booth James- ' 67-300 Sunset Drive, Richmond 29, Virginia. Nancy Goodloe Jeffries- ' 68-7716 Dartmoor Road, Richmond 29, Virginia. Patricia Ann Jenkins- ' 68-65 Grove Park Circle, Memphis, Tennessee. Margaret May Jennings- ' 67— 5300 Duvall Drive, Westmoreland Hills, Washington 16, D.C. Martha MacKenzie Jemigan- ' 68-l 12 Putnam Park, Greenwich, Connecticut. Esther Badger Johnson- ' 66-104 Longmeadow Road, Greenville, North CaroRna. Barbara Moore Johnston- ' 68-238 Wakefield Drive, Memphis 17, Tennessee. Loulie Marcia Johnston- ' 66-2025 Carter Road, S.W., Roanoke, Virginia. Elizabeth Gettys Jolley- ' 68-3108 Beaufort Street, Raleigh, North Carolina. Constance Balfour Jones— ' 67— 1 11 Watson Street, Thomasville, Georgia. Cynthia Gresham Jones— ' 67— 509 Jones Avenue, Waynesboro, Georgia. Elizabeth Page Jones— ' 66— 1124 Woodland Road, Petersburg, Virginia. Molly Katherine Jones— ' 67— L ak e sh o r e Drive, Gallatin, Tennessee. Pamela Ballard Jones— ' 68— Bennett Court, Richmond, Kentucky. Jean Kavanaugh— ' 67— 2801 Riverview Boulevard, W., Brandenton, Florida. Susan Drake Kelley- ' 67-5920 Grandview Drive, Little Rock, Arkansas. Patricia Jane Kenehan- ' 67— 5605 Jordan Road, Washington 16, D.C. Kathleen Elizabeth Kenig- ' 67-l 10 Chesterfield Road, Green- ville, South Carolina. Cappy Spencer Kennedy— ' 67— 3409 Villanova, Dallas 25, Texas. Nancy Clarke Kevan— ' 68— 1555 Montpelier Street, Petersburg, Virginia. Mary Ellen Killinger— ' 66— Post office Box 609, Marion, Virginia. Anne Tanner Kinnier— ' 68 — 1850 Fendall Avenue, Charlottes- ville, Virginia. Margaret Ritchie Kirkland- ' 68-17 18 Monticello Avenue, Peters- burg, Virginia. Mary Keating Klotz— ' 68— Residence Park, Palmerton, Pennsyl- vania. Cynthia Knight— ' 68— 3228 Live Oak Avenue, Waco, Texas. Sharon Nancy Knopp— ' 67— 216 Overlook Road, Staunton, Virginia 24401. Phyllis Ruth Koller- ' 68-4220 Montrose Drive, Memphis 18, Tennessee. Ivy Sue Koster- ' 68-3156 South Hull Street, Montgomery 5, Alabama. Alice Elizabeth Lacy- ' 68-640 StarHght Drive, N.E., Atlanta 5, Georgia. Jean May Lambeth— ' 67— Box 85, Swepsonville, North Carolina. Susan Jane Larson— ' 68— 350 Alma Real Drive, Pacific Palisades, California. Anne Junter Larus- ' 66— The John Rolfe Apartments, Tempsford Lane, Richmond, Virginia. Nancy Matthews Law— ' 67— 2 Penny Lane, San Antonia 9, Texas. Anne Marie Lawrence— ' 68— 1616 Gardiner Lane, Louisville 5, Kentucky. Margaret Bourne Lawrence— ' 68— 415 Charlotte Drive, Portsmouth, Virginia. Carol Preston Laws— ' 67— 4340 Southampton Road, Richmond 35, Virginia. Margaret Frances Leidheiser— ' 68— 5803 Fitzhugh Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. Sandra Dale Lennon- ' 66-501 1 Pine Street, Wilmington, North Carolina. Mary Mack Leonard— ' 68— 401 Fast Jefferson Street, Kosciusko, Mississippi. Wylyn Quillian Letson— ' 67— Independence Farm, Ashland, Virginia. Dorothy Pendleton Lewis— ' 68— 4801 Elderslie Place, Richmond, Virginia . Rebecca Suter Lindsay— ' 66— 301 North Market Street, Staunton, Virginia. Mary Eugenia Linn— ' 68— Box 35, Landis, North Carolina. Lucia Frank Lionberger- ' 67-1602 Blair Road, S.W., Roanoke, Virginia. Alice Walker Lippitl- ' 66-519 East 45th Street, Savannah, Georgia. Ruth Ennes Littrell- ' 67— Maple Street, Woodland, North Carolina. Mary Claire Livermore— ' 67— 904 East Overbrook, Ponca City, Oklahoma. Ann Posey Livingslon- ' 68-121 Tanglewood Drive, Frankfort, Kentucky. Susan Van Lear Logan- ' 68— 125 Woodland Street, Davidson, North Carolina. Judith Huggins Love— ' 67 — 1601 Providence Road, Charlotte, North Carolina. 262 Index liarbara Hrown Lovill- ' 68-723 North Main Street, Mount Airy, North Carolina. Mary Wendell Lund- ' 66-1840 Plymouth Street, N.W., Washington 12, D.C. Susan Morris Lyies— ' 66— Garden Street, Winnsboro, South Carolina. Elizabeth Gilmer Lyons— ' 68— 103 South Woodland Drive, Marietta, Georgia. Mildred Heath MacGregor— ' 67— Burnbrae, Afton, Virginia. Dorria Anne MacLean— ' 68— 2817 Winsor Avenue, Charlotte, North Carolina. Pamela Rlanehard McArthur- ' 68— 4041 Creswell, Shreveport, Louisiana. Juliet lloltzclaw McCall- ' 68-318 Sunset Circle, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. Ouida Frances McClendon— ' 66— 807 Geneva Street, Opelika, Alabama. Susan Louisa McComb— ' 67— Route 4, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Charlotte Deering MeCormick- ' 67— Home: 2450 Lake View Avenue, Use: 410 North Michigan Avenue, Room 590, Chicago 11, Illinois. Helen Anne McCuen— ' 68— 3 Willing Way, Wilmington 7, Delaware. Gloria June McDonald— ' 67 — 105 Garner Avenue, Chesapeake 3, Virginia. Marian Sue McDowell— ' 67— 37 Liberty Street, Smithfield, Pennsylvania. Jane Elizabeth McFadden- ' 68-l 17 West Watkins, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick McHenry- ' 68-708 Plunkett Street, Lexington, Virginia. Anne Leland McKeithen— ' 68— Post Office Box 546, Aberdeen, North Carolina. Susan Elizabeth McKeown— ' 67— 110 Windsor Way, Richmond 21, Virginia. June Price McLaughlin— ' 66— 305 North Jefferson Street, Lewisburg, West Virginia. Rosa Batle McLaughlin— ' 67 — Providence Hill, Lexington, Virginia. Cornelia McLeod— ' 68— Mockingbird Lane, Somerset, Kentucky. Gwynn Ann McNaught— ' 66— 4703 Park Avenue, Richmond 26, Virginia. Margaret Carter McNeese— ' 67— 603 West Friar Tuck Lane, Houston 24, Texas. Margaret Neille McRae— ' 68— 701 Graham Street, McRae, Georgia. Margaret Epes Maddex— ' 67— Box 189, Orange, Virginia. Elizabeth Chewning Marks— ' 68— 1516 Westwood Avenue, Rich- mond 27, Virginia. Nancye Dale Marshall— ' 66— 1 18 Arrowhead Road, Louisville, Kentucky. Carolyn Evans Martin— ' 68— 321 Letcher Avenue, Lexington, Virginia. Ellen Greear Martin- ' 67- 1700 Maryland Avenue, Charlotte 9, North Carolina. Evelyn Barrie Martin- ' 68-10430 Cherokee Road, Richmond 35, Virginia. Katherine Kirkland Martin- ' 68-205 Watkins Street, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. Sherry Blake Mason- ' 68-50 South Dundalk Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland. Susan Poindexter Massie- ' 67-Green Pastures, Edinburg, Virginia. Winton Taggart Mather- ' 67-2620 Fort Scott Drive, Arlington 2, Virginia. Carol Anne Mathews- ' 68-4700 Perdue Street, Chester, Virginia. Lucy Dixwell Mathews- ' 66-15 Roaring Brook Road, Easton, Connecticut. Carey Elizabeth Matthews- ' 67-435 Pine Forest Road, Atlanta, Georgia. Laura O ' Neal Maudlin- ' 66-606 Oakwood Lane, Rock Hill, South Carolina. Judy Claire Mauze- ' 68-317 Fairview Drive, Lexington, North Carolina. Mary Louise Maxie- ' 68-1905 Wilmington Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. Rich- Betty Prince Mayes- ' 68-Stony Creek, Virginia. Pamela Parker Melson— ' 67— Accomac, Virginia. .Susan Ann Merklas- ' 68-123S Wales Drive, Fort Myers, Florida. MargaretLynnMerritt- ' 68-149S Briarcliff Road, Macon, Georgia. Andrea Eileen Mettey- ' 68-67 Spring Lane, West Hartford, Connecticut. Elizabeth Ann Miale- ' 68-230 Fdgewater Drive, Coral Gables 33, Florida. Mary Lynn Miller- ' 68-404 West Main Street, Atlanta, Texas. Sharon Lee Miller- ' 68-8921 Bradmoor Drive, Belhesda, Maryland. Kattia Miranda Saleme, Mariano Odicio- ' 66— 230, San Antonia, Miraflores, Lima, Peru. Ann Douglas Moize- ' 68-6220 Preston Creek Drive, Dallas 30, Texas. Alice Shirley Moore— ' 67— Route 2, Hopkins, South Carolina, Judith W ' alden Moore- ' 66-1409 Confederate Avenue, mond, Virginia. Monnie Jean Moore- ' 68-5202 Devonshire Road, Richmond, Virginia. Judith Ellen Morgan- ' 67-4130 Blossom Street, Columbia, South Carolina. Nancy Jo Morris- ' 66-630 Dellhurst Drive, Dayton 29, Ohio. Eden Jane Moseley- ' 68-710 West Seventh Street, Quanah, Texas. Ellen Legare Moss— ' 67-390 Club Acres, Orangeburg, South Carolina. Woodruth Motley- ' 68— 205 Broad Street, Portsmouth, Virginia. Ethel Carolyn Murphy— ' 67— Route 2, Fincastle, Virginia. Jo Anne Musulin— 68—6005 Bayside Court, McLean, Virginia. Kathleen Long Myers— ' 67— South Main Street, Woodstock, Virginia. Marjorie Kable Nash- ' 68-5202 Chandler Street, Bethesda, Maryland. Sara Gordon Nash— ' 67— 701 Hoslyn Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Sara Lorraine Oden— ' 67 — 10241 Apache Road, Richmond, Virginia. Mary Susan Oglesby— ' 68— Route 1, Draper, Virginia. Donna Gail Oliver— ' 67— 2315 Yellow Mountain Road, Roanoke, Virginia. Elizabeth Leslie Omwake— ' 68— 1230 Edgar Avenue, Chambers- burg, Pennsylvania. Lynda Mary Overcash- ' 68— 892 West Main Street, Richmond, Kentucky. Mary Kemper Page— ' 67— 1320 Baum Street, Vicksburg, Mississippi. Carolyn Lee Newman- ' 67— Rosemary Lane, Route 2, Charlotte, North Carolina. Diane Norfleet Nichols- ' 67-Pleasant Pines, Atlanta, Texas. Kristine Marie Niehaus- ' 68-R.F.D. 1, New Gloucester, Maine. Carol Jean Noel- ' 67-5205 Nile Place, Washington, D.C. Jeannette Louise Norfleet- ' 68-2566 Warwick Road, Winston- Salem, North Carolina. Glenda Lee Norris- ' 66-407 Waterway Drive, Falls Church, Virginia. Jo Donna Norton- ' 68-5408 Centerwood Road, Little Rock, Arkansas. Karon SuNunnallv- ' 68-4408 Newport Drive, Richmond, Virginia. Angelina MahlonPainter- ' 68-176 East Pearl Street, Spartanburg, South Carolina. Elise Marie Palma- ' 68-229 Hart Avenue, Staten Island 10, New York. Susan Nolan Palmer- ' 67-2231 DeKalb Street, Norristown, Pennsylvania. Carol Agnes Park- ' 68-Ridgewood Road, Bassett, Virginia. Julia Deborah Parker- ' 68-21 1 Fdgedale Drive, High Point, North Carolina. Janet Charlene Parrish- ' 68-3606 Hermitage Road, Richmond, Virginia. Anne Meredith Patrick— ' 66— 2215 Chesapeake Avenue, Hampton, Virginia. Jane Elizabeth Patton— ' 68— 72 Laurel Avenue, Bloomfield, New Jersey. Susan Cleveland Paul- ' 68-94 Church Street, Charleston, South Carolina. Index Judith Brooks Paulsel- ' 67-4012 Byers Avenue, Fort Worth 7, Texas. Marie Byrd Payne- ' 68-Route 1, Box 94, Kents Store, Virginia. Clenda Ellen Pearson- ' 66-618 Horsepen Road, Richmond, Virginia. Barbara Carol Penick- ' 68-1315 Barbour Street, South Boston, Virginia. Roberta Winton Penn- ' 66-1202 Crescent Drive, Reidsville, North Carolina. Margaret Elizabeth Perry- ' 68— 515 Jefferson Avenue, Hopewell, Virginia. Mary Suzanne Perry— ' 67— Perioaks, Tunica, Mississippi. Henrietta Gunn Persons- ' 68-41 Karland Drive, N.W., Atlanta 5, Georgia. Marie Elizabeth Perusse- ' 67-4707 Jefferson, Gulfport, Mississippi. Nancy Lee Peyton- ' 68-619 Hill Street, Rocky Mount, North Carolina. Judith Ann Phillips- ' 68-424 East Third Street, Crowley, Louisiana. Judith French Pleasants- ' 67-481 1 Rodney Road, Richmond, Virginia. Billie Craig Poag— ' 67— 486 Connecticut Avenue, Spartanburg, South Carolina. Pegg;y Paul Pope— ' 67 — 105 Waverly Circle, Bessemer, Alabama. Mary Ann Powell— ' 67 — 18 Harbor Ridge Drive, Centerport, New York. Susan Adams Powell— ' 67— 7000 Lakewood Drive, Richmond, Virginia. Susan Elizabeth Powell— ' 68— Traveler ' s Repose, Bartlow, West Virginia. Mary Elizabeth Preddy- ' 67-745 North Main Street, Mount Airy, North Carolina. Sandra Lane Preseren- ' 67— 1908 Faculty Drive, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Elizabeth Burwell Prince- ' 67-6336 North Barkeley Boulevard, Milwaukee 17, Wisconsin. Helen Elizabeth Pritchard- ' 68-4302 Roland Avenue, Baltimore 10, Maryland. Virginia Northington Puckett— ' 67— College Drive, Davidson, North Carolina. Judith Victoria Pugh- ' 67-P.O. Box 170, Culpeper, Virginia. Claire Marbury Rainer— ' 68— 201 Fairview Avenue, Union Springs, Alabama. Susan Carol Ramsey— ' 66— 560 Chestnut Street, Meadville, Pennsylvania. Martha Jane Ratchford- ' 66-Box 97, Mocksville, North Carolina. Carole Anice Rednour- ' 66-20 Spook Rock Road, Suffern, New York. Susanne Jane Reim- ' 67-3401 Park Road, Hollywood, Florida. Agnes Mary Reuman- ' 67-123 Norman Avenue, Amityville, Long Island, New York. Evelyn Cole Reynolds- ' 68-Box 278, Bowling Green, Virginia. Kathryn Louise Rice- ' 67-5016 Stonewall Road, Little Rock, Arkansas. Sally M. Richardson- ' 68-4 West Oaks, Houston, Texas. Anne Hamilton Rippetoe- ' 67-6 Barnes Place, Charleston 14, West Virginia. , . ,. Eloise farianne Ristau- ' 68-401 1 North 20th Road, Arlington, Margaret Anne Robertson- ' 68-161 1 Wilmington Avenue, Rich- mona, Virginia. Sara Douglas Robertson- ' 68-1500 Somerset Drive, Lynchburg, Virginia. Nan Elizabeth Rochester- ' 68-Merrill Road, Ambler, Pennsyl- vania. Alicia Mae Rodon- ' 68-355 Greenville Avenue, Staunton, Vir- i ' nn Calvin Rogers- ' 67-1341 Rockledge Drive, Rockledge, Florida. Helen Arlene Romweber— ' 66— 46 North Main Street, Cranbury, New Jersey. Elizabeth Way Roper— ' 68— 1605 Johnson Road, Petersburg, Virginia. Monica Esther Rothlisberger— ' 67— Carrera 11 8490, Bogota, Columbia. Deborah Roulhac— ' 68— 9 Ridgewood Road, St. Louis, Missouri. Nancy Rosalyn Rubright— ' 67— 12 Preston Drive, Somerville, New Jersey. Nancy Louise Ruff- ' 68-2325 Sanford Lane, Charlotte, North Carolina. Ellen Bell Ryan- ' 67-l 209 West Princess Anne Road, Norfolk 7, Virginia. Katharine Calhoun Saffold- ' 67-Route 6, Box 500, Saffold Field, Savannah, Georgia. Gloria Ann Sartor— ' 68— 4812 Camellia Lane, Shreveport, Louisiana. Nancy Jean Saunders— ' 68— 23 Oakwood Drive, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Carolyn Ann Schaible- ' 67— 578 Woodview Drive, Dayton 19, Ohio. Jean Logan Schaub— ' 68— 60 Church Lane, Scarsdale, New York. Sandra !VftoreSchenck- ' 68-P.O. Box 240, Shelby, North Carolina. Anne Elizabeth Scholl- ' 67— 1515 South Roan Street, Johnson City, Tennessee. Harriett Franklin Schultz— ' 66— Route 1, Box 64, Crozet, Virginia. Sylvia Manning Shepherd- ' 67-l 10 Parkway, Suffolk, Virginia. Carol Anne Shields- ' 67-4105 Trenholm Road, Columbia, South Carolina. Elizabeth Woodhouse Shinnick- ' 67-2 Clarke Road, Richmond, Virginia. Barbara Lucile Shuler- ' 67-1523 Live Oak Drive, Tallahassee, Florida. Barbara Luisita Simmons- ' 68-1809 Albermarle Road, Brooklyn, New York. Frances Blair Sisson- ' 67-130 Orchard Avenue, Highstown, New Jersey. Anne Fitzhugh Slater— ' 67— West View Farm, Upperville, Virginia. Elizabeth Lee Slawter— ' 66— 621 Yorkshire Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Susan Ann Slider— ' 67— 7322 Hermitage Road, Richmond, Virginia. Caroline McRae Smith- ' 68-209 Dixon Avenue, Beckley, West Virginia. Janice Frederica Smith- ' 67-P.O. Box 2402 Winter Haven, Florida. Lucy Dana Smith- ' 68— 102 Cedar Lane, Jamesville, New York. Martha Pennington Smith— ' 68— 505 Fairview Drive, Lexington, North Carolina. Minna-Abbott Smith- ' 68-717 Keats Road, Richmond, Virginia. Sally Thornton Smith— ' 67— 3209 Seminary Avenue, Richmond 27, Virginia. Suzanne Smith— ' 68— 303 Glendora Avenue, Louisville 12, Kentucky. Emily Kathleen Smoot— ' 67— 405 Morrison Street, McMinnville, Tennessee. Lois Lundie Spence— ' 68— 104 Grove Avenue, Christiansburg, Virginia. JaneChewningStarke— ' 68— 319 Duncan Street, Ashland, Virginia. Carol Ellen Stephens— ' 67 — 130 1 Crestwood Avenue, Clifton Forge, Virginia. Sarah Sanders Sterrett- ' 68-104th Armd. Cav., 18th and Herr Streets, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Elizabeth Leath Sligler— ' 67— 3405 Westbury Road, Birmingham 23, Alabama. Paula Jean .Stokes— ' 68— 308 East Congress Street, Charles Town, West Virginia 25414. Helen Cynthia Stone— ' 67— 3803 Eastledge Drive, Austin 3, Texas. Index Carol Ann Storm— ' 66— 4404 Lincoln Road, Louisville 20, Kentucky. Edilh Ann Stotler- ' 68-1010 West Clark Street, Champaign, Illinois. Sally Mills Stowers— ' 67 — 1016 Creslview, Sherman, Texas. JacKuelyn HIair Stroupe— ' 67— Box 6 1 14, Charlotte, North Carolina. Mary Lane Stuart- ' 68-2418 Mt. Vernon Street, Waynesboro, Virginia. Lamira Parker Sullivan— ' 66— 317 East Faris Road, Greenville, South Carolina. Stephanie Suman— ' 68— 5403 Sugar Hill Drive, Houston, Texas. Cauiy Summers— ' 67 — 2701 North Jefferson, Hutchinson, Kansas. Nancy Ann Sweel- ' 68-9121 S.W. 52 Avenue, Miami, Florida. Margaret Ashlin Swelnam— ' 66— Route 1, Box 99, Herndon, Virginia. Louise Stuart Tabb- ' 67-305 Old Oak Road, Richmond, Virginia . Vireinia Pauline Taylor- ' 67-2001 Old Shell Road, Mobile 7, Alabama. Florence Kay Temple— ' 68— 1030 Sunset Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia 23805. Martha Hamilton Tennent— ' 67— 1024 Glendalyn Circle, Spartan- burg, South Carolina Nancy Carol Thomas- ' 68-1001 Walker Street, Radford, Virginia. Patricia Lou Thomas- ' 68-443 Long Hill Drive, Short Hills, New Jersey 07078. Sara Thompson— ' 67 — 1828 Richmond Road, Lexington, Kentucky. India Sykes Throop- ' 67-101 Leland Street, Water Valley, Mississippi. Virginia Cassels Timbes— ' 66— 236 Cedar Street, St. Simons Island, Georgia. Mary Alice Trolley— ' 66— 220 James River Drive, Newport News, Virginia. Susan Avis Townshend— ' 67— 6 St. George Road, Baltimore 10, Maryland. Elizabeth Vaughan Troxell— ' 67— 3043 Windsorview Drive, Rich- mond, Vireinia. Victoria Littleton Tucker— ' 66— 496 Hawthorne Drive, Danville, Virginia. Margaret Penrith Turner— ' 67— Box 236 Demopolis, Alabama. Mary Catherine Turner— ' 68— Tallokas Road, Xloultrie, Georgia. Jennifer Van Brunt— ' 67— William Street, Riverside, Connecticut. Vivian Gabrielle Vande Weghe— ' 68— 3402 Linden Avenue. Parkersburg, West Virginia. Susan Cocks Vaughan— ' 68— 2018 Westover Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia. Joan Leslie Vellen— ' 66— 1504 Seaboard, Midland, Texas. Davyne Elaine Verstandig— ' 66— 19 Filbert Street, Hamden 17. Connecticut. Jane Ellen Via— ' 66— 811 Sylvania Avenue, Fredericksburg, Virginia. Gay Vorperian— 67- New Hope Road, Fort Defiance, Virginia. Ann Hamilton Wade— ' 66 — Rosedale, Virginia. Anne Moore Walker— ' 68— 4900 Hillside Road, Columbia, South Carolina. Mary Ann Walker- ' 68-2918 Oberlin Road, Raleigh, North Carolina. Mary Venable Walker— ' 68-122 Central .i venue, Tazewell, Virginia. Catherine Rieharde Walleigh- ' 68-.5701 Springfield Drive, Washington 16, D.C. Nancy Elliott Walters- ' 67-6 103 Dunleer Court, Bethesda 34, Maryland. Ann Latane Ware- ' 66-1494 Harbert . venue, Memphis 4, Tennessee. Millicent Anne Wasell- ' 68-168 Nor th Hawthorne Road, Winston- Salem, North Carolina. Leslie Ann Watson- ' 68-4660 Algonquin Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida. Virginia Clark Watson- ' 68-101 1 Hampton Ridge, Bedford, Virginia. Pamela Wavell- ' 66-3447 Denver, Corpus Christi, Texas. Judith Durell Way- ' 68-6000 Pacific Avenue, Wildwood Crest, New Jersey. Margaret Carr Weaver- ' 67-261 1 Crystal Spring Avenue, S.W., Roanoke, Virginia. Donna Jean «eiglein- ' 67-706 Beacon Street, St. Albans, West Virginia. Judith Helen Wells- ' 68-1201 Park Terrace Drive, Alexandria, V irginia. Emma Susan West- ' 66-Cranbury Neck Road, Cranbury, New Jersey. Katherine Bradley Vlest- ' 66-106 Eakin Street, Blacksburg, Virginia. Nina Moir West- ' 66-WhittIe Road, Martinsville, Virginia. Leslie Arden Westbrook- ' 67-Route 1, Raphine, Virginia. Jeanne Lindsley Wheeler- ' 67-Box 1209, Easton, Maryland. Carol Jean Whetham- ' 66-64 Lexington Avenue, Needham 94, Massachusetts. Janet Anne White- ' 66-41 A Tyndall Place, Langley Air Force Base, Virginia. Susan Irma White- ' 68-359 Ridgwood Avenue, Glen Ridge, New Jersey. Carol Ann Whitesides- ' 68-Box 216, York, South Carolina. Ann Wills Whitten- ' 67-441 Meadow Drive, Bristol, Virginia. Martha Louise Wiese- ' 66-710 Roslyn Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Janet Sue Wiethoff- ' 66-6 15 West Sunset Drive, Seymour, Indiana. Anne Elizabeth W ' illiams- ' 67-1419 Peach Avenue, South Boston, Virginia. Hazel Mary WilIiams- ' 67-606 North Main Street, Nicholasville, Kentucky. Lynn Hughes Williams- ' 67-4830 Kendall Court, N.E., Atlanta 5, Georgia. Nancy Comer Williamson- ' 67-1661 Varina Avenue, Petersburg, Virginia. Caroline Reeves W ' ilson- ' 66-Windsor Farm, Cascade, Virginia. Leslie Hastings Wilson- ' 66-The Dell, Port Republic, Virginia. Penelope Anne W ' ilson- ' 66-4814 Bromley Lane, Richmond, Virginia. Carol Cleveland Winder- ' 67-2750 Reynolds Drive, Winston- Salem, North Carolina. Sarah Tucker Winder- ' 68-2750 Reynolds Drive, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Elisabeth W ' ise- ' 68-675 Sedgewood Road, Rock Hill, South Carolina. Frances Rutherford W ' ise- ' 67-326 Woodlawn Road, Baltimore 10, Maryland. Nora Downs Wiseman- ' 68-404 Maple Lane, Danville, Virginia. Carolyn Bell Wood- ' 67-2343 Valley Vista Road, Louisville 5, Kentucky. Nancy Harrison Wood- ' 66-7607 Gleneagles Road, Norfolk, Virginia. Elinor Elizabeth Woods- ' 68-Wentworth, North Carolina. Carol Ann Woodward- ' 68-691 1 Woodrow Terrace, Richmond 28, Virginia. Elizabeth Peyton Wooldridge- ' 68-144 West End Street, Chester, South Carolina. Renate Worch- ' 66-Reauenthaler Str. 11, Wiesbaden, Germanv Carolyn Clark Wright- ' 68-5500 Queensbury Road, Richmond 26, Virginia. Emily Alice Wright- ' 67 -159 Lewis .Avenue, Salem, Virginia. Ann Yarbrough- ' 68-c o Maj. Charles R. Yarbrough, Hqtrs Fifth General Hospital, AP0154, New York, New York. Nancy Browning Yates- ' 66-221 23rd Street, Dunbar, West Virginia. Constance Anne Yorke- ' 67-Skyridge Road, Greenwich, Connecti- cut. Elizabeth Courtney Young- ' 67-70 ' 4 Tradd Street, Charleston, South Carolina. Linda Jane Young- ' 67-22 Cherry Street, Lebanon, New Jersey. Susan Laros Young- ' 67-ll Righters Mill Road, Narberth, Pennsylvannia. Pamela Rockhill Youngs- ' 68-Birch Knoll, Columbus, New Jersey. Sandra Gillette Zeese— ' 66— 27 Summit Street, Huntington, New York. Patricia Ann Zimmennan- ' 68-223 Sumter Avenue, Summerville, South Carolina. h. I. bnq Company moRQAn music Centec patRons ast hAR6wARe Company, Inc. homestead RestauRant m x mix Beauty Shop Rei6 StoRCs, Inc. WoRthmqton haRC)waRe 266 267 268 269 Woo6warC)S CleaninQ AnC) dyeing WoRks, Inc. 270 StAunton paint An6 Wall papeR Company, Inc. ' V lnQLesiC)€ hoteL i 1 271 the Staunton CReAmepy, Inc. 272 legqett ' s . _POLICE ORDER J B quick-livick 273 the foxes ' 6en || 3 H[ B 9S l M t mtL _ 9 1 L_ Bk ' 8 the rriARy BAl6wm Colleqe BookstoRe 274 Chevy ChAse 1 1 i thom is hoQsheA6, Inc. 275 ff- i Sum it all up? Looking back it seems as though the year won ' t stand still long enough to let us. It ' s too dynamic— and too full. The friendships, the weekends, the traumas, the pierced ears. Thou wast born of dreams, Mary Baldwin, Mary Baldwin. Betsy Bell in autumn brilliance, in winter starkness, in spring— green freshness. Gruesome hours in the library, breaks at Straw Corner, the library drive. If I don ' t get some mail tomorrow... Quarterlies, term papers, exams, quarterlies, term papers, exams. Lexington: 34 miles. New ideas and changed attitudes and developed perspectives. To borrow the phrase: progress is our most important product. Progress as students, as women, as people. There certainly were times for many of us when it seemed as though we ' d reached an impasse (on really bad days there was little argument that we ' d regressed). But in a longer view the disappointments and frustrations and anxieties fade into the shadows— and the spot- light falls on the steps taken forward. For the Class of ' 65, this long view stretches over four years— and how can there be any doubt that we progressed since 1961 on the Hill Top porch? And there is little doubt that we ' re many smiles, many thoughts, many hours, many encounters, many books, many beautiful days, many phone duties, many ove nights, and many decisions closer to fulfilling the potential that belongs to each of us. ' 65 in ' 61 278 ■I 279 It ' s been a swarm of impressions and of experiences and of lessons. A year that stands very much by itself— and at the same time so linked to the years behind it and so caught up already into the years to come. In terms of analogies: a metamorphosis, a kaleidoscope of tradition, yesterday, now, not for time but for eternity. There is no way to gather it all up into 280 pages. Then again, no group of words and pictures could capture it all. We each have our own personal store of memories— that The Bluestocking can be but a glimpse and a reminder is a tribute to the richness— and the diversity— of our life on the hill. Joan Elizabeth Critchley, ' 65 280 LIBRARY MART BALDWIN COLUBCl iff. ' 1, 1 ' ' v - X ■ % VI .v- t ' ' « '  V 5 Ml f Vx Va ' .W Aft ' • „ v:. ' v - v Vis -