Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

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ANN W. BLAND Jamaica, Va. Slie s just a bit of a Senior, really Tom Tliniiili ' s double, possessiiii - the biaiiis of a giant. Realizing that knowledge is power, Ann has turned serious at- tention to becoming powerful. She is always cheerful about her work, and no matter when you come around, you may always hear her humming. Y. W. C. A. (Chairman I ' nblicity Committee ) . Russell Literary Society (Chair- man Executive Committee). Athletic Association. Glee Club. Hiking Club. Art Club. JESSIE WOOD BOULDIN Roanoke, Va. Who is this tall goddess of Beauty? None other than our May t ueen of 1019, Jessie. Not only is she a goddess of Beauty but one of Love, Attraction, Science and Dancing. Although she loves to dance, she does not love to walk; but that is only natural since her Feets never allows this unneces- sary exercise ! Glee Club. Art Club. Athletic Association. Y. W. C. A. Russell Literary Society President. German Club President. Zoo Orchestra Leader. Class Prophet. GRACE BELLE BRIZENDINE Ozeona, Va. Grace is our sunshine girl, and we go to her with our troubles and joys. She is an excellent student, a faithful worker and a loyal friend. Memories of her will be carried in the hearts of many of her classmates long after leav- ing their Alma Mater.

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ESTELLE ATKINSON Honest, Va. Her wee voice is seldom heard, but when ' tis heard — catch every word ! Estelle, better known as helping hand, may usually be seen studying psychological habits. She has thought of teaching among the Corn- stalks in the West, but she has re- cently been applied for, as a private tutor, to teach one. Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Hiking Club. Les Petites Cuisinieres. Student Government Representa- tive. FRANCES JOSEPHINE BASS Branchville, S. C. Here is our pride when it comes to po- lite accomplishments. Whenever we need niu.sic, be it Sacred or Jazz, Jo is to be counted on. Whenever anything is started, be it Art Club or Zoo Orches- tra, Jo is in for it. Versatile, accom- plished, a witty companion; but, best of all, a friend always to be counted on, this is the part of Jo, the typical Southern girl. President Dramatic Club. President Woodrow Wilson Liter- ary Society. Vice-President Woodrow Wilson Literary Society. Art Club. Zoo Orchestra. German Club. Y. W. C. A. Athletic Association. Assistant Editor of Class Book. MILDRED LOUISE BEANE Molusk, Va. Such a neat little creature you seldom see as this dignified ( ?) serious Beans, who always looks as though Ihe lid of a band box had been raised and out she had stepped. The A ' s and A + s she receives are by no means her highest ambitions — for she aspires to own a Ford. Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee. Athletic Association. Russell Literary Society. Glee Club. Eight

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ELSIE BROADDUS Bowling Green, Va. AVlio is this fluffy ruffy little Senior strolling into Mr. Tyner ' s class at the eleventh hour? Why it ' s Elsie, the girl who joined us as a sub-prep. She is a lovable girl and her sweet disposition will serve as a model for all her follow- ers. HILDA HAINES BROOKS Sparta, Va. To look at Hilda is to be convinced of where the author of There Are Smiles got his inspiration. This Senior has a somewhat different conception of the number of workiug days in a week from the rest of us. Hilda believes you should labor five days in a week but al- ways reserve Friday nights for . Y. W. C. A. FRANCES BLAND TUCKER BRYAN Petersburg, Va. Tuck is our class poet and dictionary as well as a rawtha brainy young creature. She can quote Byron or the Bible with the greatest of ease, and act it all the while — still, we must admit that she is a regular Queen Elizabeth about her hands. Tresident of Y. W. C. A. AVoodrow Wilson Literary Society. Athletic Association. Zoo Orchestra.