Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1930 volume:

G B VTTLEFIELD 1 5 a o ' ' C PVR GHT • • Margaret Quirvn - Aucli-P Steele - Business Manage 1 ' BMTLEFIELD ' 1 9 a o ■ PublisKcd hij HiG STATH. TEACVIEHS COLLEGE FREDERICKSBt RG ' , VIRGIVIA TTCXT £@erne ifretiencfesburg jFairc Damsels of tt)c l ill— if tbc enchantment of 9@eccie OBnglanD fails to grip pou as pou toanDer tftrougl) tt)is tioobe, tfte staff f)umt)lp apologises for coming into its spell eucn for one magic moment. e FOREWORD ' 1( in ttje future pears tbis Uolume of Cfje TSattlefielD catcbes for one fleeting instant tbc jop of tbose JFrcDerickstJurg Daps-tben, toe sball feel tbat our mission bas been fullp accompIisbeD. DR. M. L. COMBS President 3n ttis, tbc pear of out lorD one tftousanD nine bunDteD anD ttjirtp, Cl)e T5attIefieID 10 DeDicateD tip tbe 0tuDent0 toiti) mounting: appreciation to 9l9otffan ILafapette Comt)0 mo tas cauffbt tftc tii0ion 0plen= DiD mkb toill finD its realisation one fair Dap in a greater anD noDIer college on tfje ftill CoNTAYN O 15ook3l . 1600b 31131 16oob W T6ookl3 TSoob 133 . e cbool e Classes pt ifcatutes ge activities ge athletics ge aDtiettiscments T BoOKc of Y .SCHoOli a ftetcin pc J ictos anD jTacultp }it for fionors The growing tours like exhalations rise. And the huge columns heave into the skies. ' Grove nods at grove. ' m ■ ' ' ' i Mfff- ■.■ ■ . - ' iv ' •r:- ■■■■■v.:;. ■■, ;.J i - ,- ' ' ' ' l ££7l!l 3sl BflB - ' «:-.- - .1 ■ % ' ' • ' % ■ ■■ ■ ' ' .-■ . ' V- ' ■ ' , - - ' ' - ' ■ ' ■• ' ■ ' ' P mfw ' ■ i . ' No tree in all the groie but has iti charm.i, Tho ' each its hue pecu- liar. ' Their ivildness lose, and quitting nature ' s part. Obey the rules and dis- cipline of art. Till ' hraulilul rrsli on ihe I ' jundations of the necessary. A piUar ' d shade High over-arch ' d and echoing walks betiveen. Ifelcome, ye shades! Ye bowery thickets hail! To live uith thee is far less sweet Than to remember thee. s hfauly all around p ' lths. ' Poetic fields encompass me around And still I seem to tread on classic ground. J 7 Tf Book? o ' 7 -? FACUUY MORGAN L. COMBS, A.B., A.M., Ed.M., Ed.D. President Graduate of Richmond Academy; A.B., University of Richmond; A.M., University of Chicago; Ed.M. and Ed.D., Harvard University; teacher and principal in public high and elementary schools of Virginia; teacher in private school; superintendent of schools, Buchanan County, Va., 1917-1922; Assistant State Supervisor Sec- ondary Education, 1922-1923; State Supervisor Second- ary Education, 1923-192.5; Professor Secondary Educa- tion, Boston University, 1926-1927; Director Research and Surveys State Department of Education, 1927-1929; Professor of Education, College of William and Mary, Summer School, 1927; Professor of Education, George Washington University, Summer School, 1928; Chair- man Virginia Committee Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States, 1923-1925; Contributing Editor, High School Quarterly, 1923-1925; author and editor numerous survey reports, bulletins, and publications; President, State Teachers College, Fredericksburg, January 1, 1929. DR. M. L. t:OMBS President MRS. CHARLES LAKE BLSHNELL Dean oj If ' omen DR. M. L. ALl STETTER Academic Denn Faculty MARY McKENZIE GEORGE E. SHANKLE ELIZABETH W. BAKER Professor of English Professor of English Professor of English ROBERTA L. BARNETT MILDRED McMURTRY Professor of English Professor of Ancient and Modern Languages FRANCES POGUE JAMES H. DODD ALICE WAKEFIELD Professor of Professor of Professor of Commercial Education Commercial Education Commercial Education Faculty EILEEN LOIS KRAMER OSCAR H. DARTER FRANCES f ; lEY Professor of Education Professor of Social Science Professor of Social Science ROY S. COOK BERT LOOMIS Professor of Science Professor of Natural Science OLIVE STULL RUTH BASS MARY PHOEBE ENDERS Professor of Science Professor of Physical Professor of Physical Education Educatioii Faculty EVA TAYLOR EPPES SALLIE NORRIS NORA C. WILLIS Professor of Music Professor of Music Professor of Music GRACE K. TANNER BYRD JOHNSON Professor of Home Economics Professor of Home Economics DOROTHY DUGGAN W. N. HAMLET ELIZABETH TRIBLE Professor of Fine and Professor of Mathematics School Nurse and Instructor Industrial Arts t ' ' ' Education Faculty CHARLES A. EDWARDS HELEN LLS HENRY L Y Principal of Training School Supervisor of Training School Supertisor of Training School MLIRIEL SANDERS BERYL B. WILLIS Supervisor of Training School Supervisor of Training School JOSEPHINE JERRELL ELEANOR L. HAYES KATE G. TRENT WHITE Supervisor of Training School Supervisor of Training School Supervisor of Training School Faculty RACHAEL WINGFIELD Librarian MURIEL JENNER NETTIE TALLIAFERRO Registrar Secretary to Dean of Instruction jMRS. DALIA ruff LUCY TALLIAFERRO Dietitian and Assistant Dean of Women Post Mistress MRS. J. C. FERNEYHOUGH Treasurer % m MvK H t f c jM « %e CLASSeS a f)crein pe Seniors liiD fonD JfaretuEll anD pc JFrcs!) si)cD ti)eit Detbiage Ij SENIO S MISS MILDRED McMl ' RTRY Sponsor ELVERE AUGUSTA CONNER Manassas, Virginia President Major: English Minors: French, Science Assistant Art Editor Battlefielo. 28; German Club. 27, 28, 29, 30; Dramatic Club, 30; Piedmont Club. 30; Fire De- partment. 30; Class Hockey Team. 29; Class Soccer Team. 29; President Senior Class, 30; National Chemistiy Essay Con- test, ' 29; Leaders Club. 30; Class Track Team, 28, 29. So unaffected, so composed a mind. So firm, yet soft: so strons. yet so re- fined. ANNE STACHIE PRESSON Dendron, ircima Vice-President Major: French Minors: English, Mathematics illiam and Man ' College, 27; Peanut Club, 27, 28. 29. 30; Fire Department. 28; German Club. 27. 28. 29. 30; Bullet Staff, 29. 30; Battlefield Staff, 30: Vice-President Class, 30. IT it and sense. Virtue and human knoutedge; all that might Make this dull itorld a business of de- light. 35 MARGARET SCOTT Cape Charles, Vibgima Secretai ' y Major: Latin Minor: Mathematics Eastern Shore Club, ' 30; Secretar Senior Class, ' 30. Her voice was ever soft, Gentle and low; an excellent thing i, ivoman . MURIEL HOWARD St. Luke ' s Church Norfolk, Virginia Treasurer Major: Elementary Education Minors: Elementary Education, Art Twin City Club. ' 27, ' 28; Little Cabinet Y. W. C. A., ' 28, 29, ' 30; Tidewater Club, 30; Treasurer Senior Class, 30. aught of prophecy be mine. Thou wilt not live in vain. ELIZABETH ALLEN Blantons, Virginia Major: Home Economics Minors: Science, History Class Hockey Team, ' 29; Class Basketball Team, ' 29: Class Baseball Team, ' 29: Clas, Newcomb Team. ' 30; Home Economics Club, 28; Track Team, 28. ' ' True oj heart, of spirit gay. GARNETTE BARNES AvVLON, ' lRCINIA Major: Science Minors: History. English Northern Neck Club. 27. 28. 30: Class Track Team, ' 28; Class Basketball Team. ' 29; Fire Department. ' 29; Class Secrelars. ' 29; B. S. U. Council. 30; Treasurer Student Government. ' 30. None knew her but to lore her. l one named her but to praise. This has been true of Garnene. All her college days. 37 THELMA BATES 785 West 51st Street, Norfolk, Virginia Major: English Minors: History, Science Hiking Club, ' 27; Twin City Club, ■21. 28; Dramatic. Club, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; House President, ' 29; Senior Representative, 30; Tidewater Club, ' 30; Bullet Staff, ' 30. A friend as a friend should be — Loyal alike in praise as in blame — Prone to be silent, yet prompt to foresee Every call upon friendship ' s name. EDITH GRAHAM BOULWARE Fredericksburg, Virginia Majors: History, English Minor: Education William and Maiy College, ' 27; German Club, 28, ' 29, ' 30; Member Day Students Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; President, Day Stu- dents ' Club, ' 30; Dramatic Club, ' 30; Vice- President Class, ' 29; Student Council, ' 29, ' 30; Battlefield Staff, ' 30; Class Hockey Team, ' 30; Class Soccer Team, 30; Leaders Club, 30. A cheerful life is tvhat the muses love. A soaring spirit is their prime delight. MARON BROADDUS Manassas, Virginia Major: Latin Minors: English, French Hiking Club. ' 28; Class Baseball Team, 27. ' 28. ' 29; Varsity Basketball. 27. ' 28. 29. 30; Class Basketball, 27. 28. 29, ' 30: Tennis Championship, ' 27; Class Hockey Team, 28, ' 29. 30; Class Soccer, 28, 29, ' 30; Class Volley Ball. ' 29; Class New- comb, ' 29; Bullet Staff, ' 30; UteraiT Club. ' 30. Here is a friend both jor earnest and sport. URLA BRYAN 424 Mowbray Arch Norfolk. irgima Major: Commercial Education Minors: Commercial Education, English K. K. K.. 27. ' 28. 29. ' 30: Tidewater Club. 27. ' 28. 29. ' 30: German Club. ' 28. ' 29. ' 30; Dramatic Club. 28: Correspond- ins Secretan- Dramatic Club. 28: Secretar - Y. W. C. A.. 30; ice House-President Frances Willard. 29: Fire Chief. Frances ' Kiliard. 29. Form, features, intellect Are such as might at once Command and uin All hearts. EVA CHRISTIE Sinks Grove, We:t Virgi nia Major: History Minors: Music, English Choral Club, ' 29, 30; Choir Club, 29, 30; B. S. L!. Council, 30; Mountaineer Club. 30. T e hai ' e a classmate named Eva, It ' s a difficult thing to exceed her. For all that she ' s read. And has stored in her head Makes truly a student oj Eva. MARY D. CLARK Walnut Point, Virginia Major: Science Minors: History, English Class Hockey Team, ' 28, ' 29; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 29, ' 30; Student Council, ' 30; Vice-President B. S. U., ' 30. A smooth and steadfast mind. Gentle thoughts and calm desires. 40 ADELE CORBIN Frederick burc. Virginia Majors: History, English Minor: Education Dramatic Club. 30: Town Girls Chil ' 30; Music Club. 25. The look- composed, and steady eye. Bespeak a steady constancy. ELIZABETH CORKINS RiVERDALE. MAR LA [) Major: Physical Education Minor: Physical Education Treasurer. Athletic Association, 29; House Council. 30; arsitv Basketball. 29; Varsity Hockev. 29; Class Hoi-kev Team, 29. 30; Class Basketball Tram. 29. 30; Class Baseball Team. 29. 30; Class Soccer Team. 30. A truer, nobler, trustier heart. More loving, or more loyal, neter beat Within a human breast. CARRIE DUNKUM 31 AvLwiN Road Portsmouth, Virginia Major- Physical Education Minor: Physical Education Class Hockey Team, 27, ' 28. 29; Class Volley Ball Team, ' 30; Class Soccer Team. 28, 29; Class Newcomb, 30; Class Bas- ketball, 28, ' 29, 30; Class Baseball, ' 28, 29, 30; Varsity Hockey, ' 27; ' 28; Mana- ger Basketball Team, ' 28, ' 30; Big Cabinet Y. W. C. A., 28; Secretai-y Athletic Asso- ciation, 28 ; Treasurer Class, ' 28 ; Vice- President Hiking Club, ' 28; Ex-Officio Student Government, ' 29; Leaders ' Club, 30; President Athletic Association, ' 29, 30. presence to be felt and known In darkness as in lieht. BLANCHE ELLEN EDWARDS Edwardsville, Virginia Major: History Minor: English Northern Neck Club, 25, 27, 30; Ger- man Club, 30. A lije that leads melodious days. FRANCES AGNES EDWARDS Edwahdsville, Virginia Major: Mathematics Minors: Science, History Northern Neck Club, 25, 26, 27, ' 30; Secretaiy and Treasurer Northern Neck Chib, ' 30; German Club, 30; Class Hockey Team. 30; Class Soccer Team. 30. O rue in icorii 7. and tried deed: CLARENCE RANDOLPH GARLAND Pre BYTERiAN Orphans Home L ' NCHBURc, Virginia Major: Mathematics Minors: Science, Social Science Sophomore Baseball Team. 28; Junior Basketball Team, 29; Junior Track Squad. 29; Secretai- -Treasurer. Northern Neck Club, 29; Senior Hockey Team. 30; Senior Soccer Club. 30. If ith an eye to see Lije ' s sunniest side, and itilh a heart to take Its chance all as Goit sends LOUISE GARNETT 620 Main Street Fredericks BURG, Virginia Major: Physical Education Minors: French, Science Y. W. C. A. Litth Cabinet, 30; Town Girls Bullet Reporter. ' 30; Hockey Teams, ' 27, ' 28, 30; Baslietball Team, 28; Baseball Team, 27, 28; Soccer Team, 30; Newcomb Team, ' 30; Day Students ' Club, 27, 28, 29, 30; German Club, 27, ' 28, 29, 30. You ivill proceed in pleasure, and in pride. Beloved and loving many. DAISY HAMLIN 918 Paxton Avenue Danville, Virginia Major: Physical Education Minors: Physical Education, Science Varsity Hockey Team, ' 27, ' 28; Class Hockey Team, ' 27, ' 28, 29; Captain Freshman Hockey Team, ' 27 ; Captain Senior Hockey Team, ' 29; Class Basketball, ' 28; Class Baseball, 27, 28, 29, 30; Class Soccer, ' 29, ' 30; Class Tennis Team, ' 27, ' 28, 29; Fire Commander, 29; Presi- dent Junior Class, 29; Cheer Leader Senior Class, ' 30; German Club, ' 30; Vice- President Piedmont Club, ' 30; Vice-Presi- dent Student Council, ' 30; Statistics, ' 29. Such an one do I remember If horn to look at u as to love. MINNIE BYRD HEALY MoNTROss, Virginia Major: Home Economics Minors: Science, History Northern Neck Club, 26. 27, 29, ' 30: Class Hockey Team. 29. 30; Class Soccer Team, 29. 30; Class Basketball Team, 29. Friend past, present and to be. DOROTHY HESTER 9 Peachtree Battle . venue .Atlanta, Georgia Major: Physical Education Minor: Physical Education arsity Basketball. 29. 30; Tennis Doubles. 29; Orchestra. 30; Carolina Club. 29, 30; Class Basketball. 29. 30: Class Baseball, 29, 30: Class Hockey. 29. 30; Class Soccer, 29. 30: Class Newcomb. 29. 30; Class Volley Ball. 29. 30. Of no worldly good can the enjoyment be pcrjecl. Unless it is shared fcv a friend. EVELYN JONES Irvington, Virgima Major: Science Minor: Mathematics Class Baseball Team, ' 28 ; Class Bas- ketball Team, 28; Fire Department, 27, 28, 29; Hiking Club, 27, ' 23; Northern Neck Club, 27, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Ballet Staff. ' 29; Y. W. C. A. Littls Cabinet, ' 30; President Northern Neck Club, ' 30. KATHRYN JONES Frederick burg, Virginia Major: English Minors: History, French Town Girls ' Club, ' 27, 28, ' 29, ' 30; German Club. 28, 29, 30; Vice-President Dramatic Club, 30. ' ' There was a soft and pensive grace, A cast of thought upon her face. VIRGINIA WINN LACY Rocky Mount, North Carolina Major: Elementary Education Minor: Home Economics Carolina Club, 27. ' 28. ' 29, ' 30; Choral Club. ' 27, ' 28, 29. 30; Choir Class. ' 2t). ' 30; Vice-President Choir Class. 30. All happiness bechance to thee. MARGARET LAWRENCE 23 Avenue B. New Bern. N. C. Major: Elementary Education Minors: Physical Education, English Carolina Club. 27. 28. 29; Treasurer Carolina Club. 30; Representative Athletic Council. 29; Music Club. 23; Fire De- partment. 30; Class Hockev Team. 30; Class Soccer Team. 30: HikinE Club, 27. 28. Nor shall ihv wit and wisdom be iorsot. REBECCA LEACOCK Fredericksburg, Virginia Major: Home Economics Minor: Science Club. 27, 23; Track IT ' arm-hearted, and oj cordial face. Home Econ Team. ' 23. MARGARET MILLER 11.5 Pollock Street New Bern, North Carolina Major: Science Minors: English, French Qucen s College, ' 27, ' 28; Carolina Club, ■29, 30; Choral Club, ' 28, ' 29. Co thou forth. And fortune play upon thy prosperous helm. MARY FRANCES MITCHELL West Point, Virginia Major: Elementary Education Minors: Elementary Education, English Tidewater Club, ' 30; German Club, 30; Fire Department, 30. Thine he every joy and treasure. Peace, enjoyment, love and pleasure. TRGLNL OAKLEY 30 Chesapeake Avem e Phiebu.;, Virgima Major: French Minors: English. History Krabba Klub, 27, 28, 29; Tidewater Club, 30; Dramatic Club, 30; German Club, 28, 29, 30. Confetti laden air — orchestra crooning — figure draped in white-fringed shaivl — orange coolie coats — color. DORA OMOHUNDRO LvELL, Virginia Major: French Minors: English, History Dramatic Club. 29, 30; Northern Neck Club, ' 28, 29, 30; Fire- Department, ' 30; Secretaiy French Club, 30. Class-rooms filled with stuttering French beginners — a figure serene, composed, collected — bulletin boards croivded with French peasant scenes. Sketches of the Rue de la Paix — bon bons. VIRGINIA PANCOAST Frederick; BURG, Virginia Major: Physical Education Minors: Physical Education, Science Class Hockey Team, 27, 28, ' 29, 30; Captain Class Hockey Team, 28; Class Soccer Tea-n, 29, ' 30; Class Baseball Team, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Captain Class Baseba ' I Team. 23; Varsity Hockey Team, ' 27, ' 23. ) quiet mind, a patient mood And not disdaining any. MYRTLAND PARKER 315 51sT Street Newport New.-, Virginia Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education Freshman Clieer Lealer. 23: .liinidi Leader, ' 29; President German Club, 30; Assistant Advertising Manager Bullet. ' 30; Krabba Club, ' 29; Tidewater Club, •30. Fresh and jtiir So joyous, iiitli such laughing air. ADELE PFALZGRAF Fairfax, ircima Major: Physical Education Minors: Physical Education, French Class Hockev Team. ' 28. 29; Class Bas- ketball Team. ' 29. ' 30: Class Baseball Team, ' 29. ' 30; Student Council Represen- tative, ' 30; House-President irginia Hall. 29; Varsity Second Sqral. ' 30: ice- President .4lhletic .Association. ' 30. A good companion, and as firm a friend. MARY ELIZABETH PITTS Sparta, Virginia Major: Social Science Minors: French, English College of William and Mai-y, 27, ' 28; Tidewater Club, ' 29, ' 30. knoiv you have a gentle, noble temper. A soul as even as a calm. MARGARET QUINN 601 River Street Hampton, Virginia Major: French Minors: English, History President Class, ' 27, ' 28; Battlefield Staff, 29; Editor-in-Chief Battlefield, 30; Junior Representative Council, ' 29; Director Orchestra, ' 28, ' 29; German Club, ' 29, ' 30; Tidewater Club, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Big Cabinet Y. W. C. A., ' 28; Vice- President Leaders ' Club, ' 30; Literary Club, ' 30. ' Born to excel and to command. 52 GOLDIE SAGER Froint Royal, Virginia Major: English Minors: History, Music Music Club, 28; Choral Club, 28. 29. ' 30; German Club, ' 29, 30; Dramatic Club, ' 30; Piedmont Club, 30; House President Betty Lewis. 30; Leaders ' Club. ' 30. Gently to hear, kinilly to jiiilge. GLADYS STAPLES Frederick burg, Virginia Major: Elementary Education Minor: English Hockey Team. 27; Choral Club. ' 27. ' 28. ' 29. ' 30; Town Girls ' Club. ' 28. 29. 30; Nice-President Town Girls Club. 30. O uhat Though v iconian within her hide, sel on the outward side. ARLINE STEEN 258 Ethel Avenue Norfolk, Virginia Major: History Minors: English, Science Twin City Club, ' 27, ' 28; Fire Depart- ment, 28; Tidewater Club, ' 30; Dramatic Club, ' 30; Literary Club, ' 30; Bullet Staff. 30; Battlefield Staff. 30; German Club. ' 30. Her glossy hair teas clustered o ' er a brow Bright with intelligence, and smooth and fair. EDNA STEWART Glen Allen, Virginia Major: Elementary Education Minors: History, English 4H Club. 27; Hiking Club. ' 28; Dra- matic Club. ' 23; Fire Department, ' 29; Peanut Club, ' 30; German Club. ' 30. Beauty lives with kindness. JEANNETTE STEWART Churchview, Virginia Major: Home Economics Minors: Science, Elementary Education Treasurer Home Economics Club, 27. ' 28: German Club, 28, ' 30; Tidewater Club, 30; Sunday School Representative of B. S. U.. ' 30. Cheerful looks make every dijili a feast. And ' tij that croitns a uelcome. ANNICE STRINGFIELD DeNDRON. IRr.lMA Major: Elementary Education Minor: History German Club. 28: Peanut Club. 26. 30. Composed — reading rooms — cheery rooms flooded with sunlight — neat, uindow boxes filled with petunias — white and orchid. 55 ANNE TANKARD Nassawadox, Virginia Major: Elementary Education Minors: English, Music President Dramatic Club, ' 30; President Choir Club, 30; President Eastern Shore Club, ' 30; Bullet Staff. ' 30; Leaders ' Club. ' 30; German Club, 30; Choral Club. ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Dramatic Club. ' 29; Cotillion Club, ' 27; Class Hockey Team. 28. ' 29; Class Soccer Team. 29; Captain Class Newcomb Team, 29; Class Basketball Team, ' 29; Class Baseball Team, 28; Hiking Club, ' 26; Class Track Team, ' 29. Salty ivinds — a silhouette racing across the sands. Clean luinds — a hearty laugh. GRACE TAYLOR Urbann ' a, Virginia Major: English Minors: History, Art President Student Body, ' 30; President Leaders Club, ' 30; Tidewater Club, ' 30; German Club, ' 30; Dramatic Club, ' 28, ' 29, 30; Ex-Officio Y. W. C. A., 30; Kiwanis Cup. 29; Statistics, ' 29; Maid of Honor, May Court, ' 29; Editor-in-Chief, The Bullet, 29; Secretaiy German Club, 29; Fhs Captain, 28; May Court, 28; Music Club. 27; Student Council Representative, 27; Vice-President Class, ' 27. Stalely book-lined room — a queenly figure behind a tenkicood table — tea in fragile cups — gardinias. EVELYN THORNTON CoilRTLAND, VlRCIMA Major: Latin Minors: English, History Dramatic Club, 27; Hiking Club, 27 28; Peanut Club, 27, 28, 29. 30: Little net, Y. W. C. A., ' 27, •28, 29; Bullet Staff, 29; Leaders Club, 30; President Student Volunteer Group, 30; President Literary Club, ' 30; Editor-in-Chief. The Bullet. 30. A cosy nook — a book of poems — blue lark spur in a yellow bowl — sweet — re signed, helping. GLADYS MYRTLE HITE Enfield, North Carolina Major: Elementary Education Minors: Art, Social Science Farmville S. T. C, 27: ' ice-P esident Carolina Club. 30; Choral Club. ' 30: Choir Class. 28; Dramatic Club. 30; Class Basketball Team. 29. A hushed throng — slender figure in blue, singing — an old fashioned nosegay — ruffled organdy. 57 MRS. JERRELL WHITE Star Route Fredericksburg, Virginia Major: Elementary Education Minor: Elementary Education determined air and forceful toill guided by a serene, self-confident personality. MRS. BERYL WILLIS 1211 Prin ' CE Edward Street Fredericksburg, Virginia Room filled with eager faces — shuffling little feet — pansies and violets ivilted from chubby little fist ' s tight clasp. EMILY PALMER RIGHT 727 Park Avenue Norfolk, ircima Major: English Minors: Music, Soci il Science f ie mild expression spoke a mind In duty firm, composed, resigned. ' I ' lotlermsimL I am modernism, And I want from life All, All there is to give; Everything, you life, you are to pour Out to my starving soul. Life, You who have mocked me, Taunted, Yes, and have laughed; You are to sweat and give. Give unto me, me weary of heart. Dancing? Yes, and I crave the wine of mirth; Pour it on me until I am drenched. Drunk With laughter and joy. Music? Ah! You life, you fill my soul With your music of laughter and love. Make me sing, life — sing. Love? You taunter, you life you. You siren, who took my love; Give me another to love. Life, You who have robbed me. Give me all — all you have. I am modernism And I shall have from you All, All there is to get — Everything. — W. Parker, ' 31 ' ■ = -« ' • ' « =?;-•=t • ' S e?■• ' S ■- ' ■ ' « 5r• ' i i■-=5; • ' 5 - ' ; ■- ' « ' ifG JMW10V.S DR. OLIVE STULL Sponsor HANNAH HALL KiNt; ANr) QiiKKN, Vircima President MARGARET POWELL WooDSBORo, Maryland Vice-President VIRGINL HARDING Irvincton, Virginia Secretary-Treasurer MILDRED BARKER Leedstown, Virginia AGNES BELL Taylorsville, Virginia HELEN BURCH 710 N 10th Street Hopewell, Virginia ANNE BRENT Ottoman, Vircinfa MARY OWEN COBB Sebrell, Virginia LUCY CORR Little Plymouth, Virginia MARY CRAMPTON Berrvville. ' irgima LUCILLE DUFFY Haymakertown, Virginia CATHERINE FICKLIN Aberdeen, Maryland JANIK KLII ' I ' O GUINICA, VlIU;lNlA FRANCES ELLEN GIBBS Cape Charles, Virginia JANE GLENN DRACO V•ILLE, VIRCI ' IA ELIZABETH GODWIN 113 33rd Street Newport New,;, Virginia ROUZIE GOULDMAN Index, Virginia DOROTHY HART Hartfield, Virginia EVA HCJIJCOOD 300 Nkw Collkce Strekt Oxford, North Carolina NORENE KING Gasburc, Virginia AURELIA LEIGH 1310 W. 27th Street Norfolk, Virginia JEANNETTE LUTHER 162 Marshall Terrace Danville, Virginia DIXIE MIDDLETON 525 Nash Street Rocky Mount, N. C. MOLLIE MILES Willis Wharf, Virginia DOKIS MITCIIKI.I, SkIIM ' WI-., lil(.IMA EVELYN MITCHELL 304 Virginia Avenue Da.wille. Vircima OLA MURRAY Beaverdam, ' mciMA WOODARD PARKER Emporia, Virginia MARIETTE PENDLETON 1277 West 37th Street Norfolk, Virginia RIDIA PITTMAN Regina, Virginia EI,.SIK HnVELL 306 Lee Street Hampton, Virginia FRANCES REED HiNNOM, Virginia MARGARET REINHARDT 200 Wadsworth Street Lynchburg. Virginia EDITH RICHARDSON Port.: MOUTH. Virginia NELLYE ROBERTS Eastville, Virginia A UDREY STEELE Manassas, Virginia l.IUJAN STUKTEVANT 924 E. Duffy Savannah, Gf-orcia LUCILLE SUTTON PowcAN, Virginia MARY TERRETTA Stony Creek, Virginia rssws.? - {-•, JESSIE STEWART WHITE Wakefield, Virginia CLARA WHEELER 815 McCoRMicK Avenue Clifton Force, Virginia 1 Jie V oyage of ilie IDevil Land Ahead! cry the Juniors, as our slii|) nears tlii- final goal. Only one year and we will reach that goal, which seem ;d so far away when we entered upon our voyage in our Freshman year, but which now we are almost loath to gain. Pausing awhile for reminiscence, we think (if the various activi- ties in which the Junior Crew has participated. First, as pirates, we brought on board our sister Devils — and what a party! Again we joined with them to capture the Evens ' flag and to defeat the Goats in a brilliant snow battle. Fine sailors, we! The Junior Benefit — also a success due to the splendid spirit and co-operation of our crew. Pull on the oars, Juniors, and make our Senior year the most suc- cessful year of our voyage! (Tune of Auld Lang Syne I Oh, we the class of thirty-one Are always bright and gay; We work but then we, too, have fun In a good ole sportlike way. Now Evens, dear, just listen here To what we have to say Altho ' we ' re devils — have no fear ' Tis soon you ' ll have your day. Chorus Hurrah, hurrah, for devils, red. Hurrah for odds so true; Be careful. Goats that you stay in Or it ' ll be hot for vou. : S: ' t=? ' ' «?=r- j 77 r;5: a= s= = s ,i=-;sKS My garden isn ' t modern; no, not mine; Mine ' s old-fashiored — grandmother ' s kind. There is mignonette ard hollyhock And gladioli with fragile stalk In my garden. Around the pathways violets twinkle, Easter lilies, dew besprinkled. Speak of peace. — Sturtevant, ' 31 Sv ' «N« - ' « i: ' =« i 7 e SO?HOyVORe MISS MARY PHCEBE ENDERS Sponsor EMILY AILSWORTH Urbanna, ViriciNiA President RICHIE McATEE Berryville, Virginia Vice-President GRACE McKENZIE 34 West Street Aeheville, North Carolina Secretary SARAH HARRIS Bettf.nton, Maryland Treasurer THELMA ANDREWS Central Point, Virginia ALICE ARCHIBALD 1213 23rd Street Newport News, Virginia HENRIETTA ASHBY Cape Charles, Virginia EILEEN BAIRD Waverly, Virginia ALICE BALLARD Markham, Virginia SARAH BARGERON 916 E. Park Avenue Savannah, Georgia ELIZABETH BARNETT College EFFIE BEALE Franklin, Virginia MARY BEALE Franklin, Virginia LILLIAN BEAZLEY MiLFORD, Virginia MIRIAM BODINE 205 S. 4th Street Wilmington, North Carolina BEULAH BOSWELL Barhamsville, Virginia LOUISE BOSWELL BURKEVILLE, VlUCINlA MARY BOWEN Hume, Virginia LENA BROADDUS Bowling Green, Virginia MARGARET BROADDUS Bowling Green, Virginia GERTRUDE BRUCE Bowling Green, Virginia ELIZABETH BURGANDINE CuLPEPER, Virginia DOROTHY CALLIS Alberta, Virginia ADDIE CAMPBELL MiLFORD, Virginia NATALIK CAMPBELL HaNOVKH, VlRCINlA FRANCES CARMEAN Cape Charles, Virginia RUTH CARNEAL Penola, Virginia LINDA CHILTON SoMERs, Virginia MARY CLEMENTS 40 Buxton Avenue Newport News, Virginia EVELYN CLINE Fredericksburg, Virginia WADDY CLUVERIUS Little Plymouth, Virginia MARGARET COAKLEY Ferrell, Virginia NAN COLLIER Hampton, Virginia BEATRICE COURTNEY DuNBROOKE, Virginia CAROLINE DAVIS 19 Broad Street New Bern, North Carolina ELIZABETH DAVIS Sweet Hall, Virginia KATHRYN DAUGHTREY Wakefield, Virginia ROSALIND DECKER Capahosic, Virginia STASHIE DOOBOI R. F. D. ViNELAND, New Jersey ALMA DURHAM Bestland, Virginia F.UGF.NIA KIII.KI! Suffolk, Vikijima ETHEL ELLERTON 2700 Leo Street Norfolk. Virginia HANNAH ELLMORE PURCELLVILLE. VIRGINIA THELMA FAVILL Fredericksburg. ' irginia MARGARET FREEMAN Jeffs, Virginia BLANCHE GARRETT Center Cross, Virginia ELSIE GOODLOE Fredericksburg, Virginia NANNIE GOODLOE Fredericksburg, Virginia LUCY MAE GRAY AlLNUTT, ViRCINrA ELEANOR HALL Kmc AND Queen, Virgima NANCY HARDING 16 Prospect Pky. Craddock, Virginia IDA HARPER DuNNSviLLE. Virginia ELIZABETH HARROW Deltaville, Virginia ETHLEENE HART Whaleyville, Virginia FRANCES HAWKINS 1002 Hinton Street Petersburg, Virginia FRANCES HEALY MoNTROss, Virginia ' • ' ir- ' - ' - MINNIE LEE HEPLER MiLLBORo, Virginia MADGE HIGGINS Woodford, Virginia MARY LEIGH HORTON Whaleyville, Virginia LORRAINE HOWARD 16 Holly Street Gran FORD, New Jersey MARTHA HURST 5 Broad Street New Bern, North Carolina LOUISE HUYETT Berryville, Virginia GAZELLE HUGHES Ellerson, Virginia VIRGINA HUGHES Cape Charles, Virginia ATM .lOK JAiVIKS VmMEK, VllllNMA CORENE JONES Broadnax, Vmr.iNiA FRANCIS JOHNSON Warrenton, Virginia JANET JOHNSON MoRATTico, Virginia MARGARET KALNEN Castle Hayne, North Carolina ELLEN KEISTER R. F. D. 1 Salem, Virginia ELIZABETH KING 1413 Main Street Fredericksburg, Virginia MARGARET KIRKPATRICK Kents Store, Virginia CATHERINE LAWRENCE 611 High Street FhANKLIN, VlHClNIA LUCY LeGALLAIS 44 Avenue A New Bern, North Carolina MARGARET LODGE Highland Springs, Virginia DOROTHY LUCK 3214 4th Street Richmond, Virginia BELLE MacGREGOR Stafford, Vircima LUCY MISTER Capeville, Virginia E nL MORRISON 402 N. 15th Street ' iLMiXGTON, North Carolina DORIS MUNDY 1267 W. 38th Street Norfolk, Virginia AUHRIA MYLUM KiN(;t.(ii.u. Virginia INEZ MYLUM RiNccoLD, Virginia DELMA OWEN Long Island, Virginia THERESA PENCE 1507 Main Street South Boston, Virginia LILLIAN PERDUE 416 Avondale Drive Danville, Virginia ELSIE POPLIN 200 E. Elm Street GoLDSBORo, North Carolina MARY RAWLINGS 706 Lewis Street Fredericksburg, Virginia MARY ELIZABETH REGAL 411 Church Building Richmond, Virginia HELEN RICE Ottoman, Virginia IRENE RICHARDSON Church View, Virginia GLADYS RIGGIN Willis Wharf, Virginia EDITH ROBERTSON 915 National Boulevard Fredericksburg, Virginia MARY RODGERS 1151 23rcl Street Newport News, Virginia HONORA ROSE 108 W. Geer Street Durham, North Carolina ESTER ROWE 1314 Main Street Fredericksburg, Virginia ELIZABETH SAUNDERS 330 52nd Street Newport News, Virginia MARY KATHRYN SHULTZ 137 Collefne Avenue Damvii.i.k, VriiciNiA INEZ SELLARS 3 Decalur Street Craddock. Virkinia ELVA SMITH Jalboa Hkichts. Canal Zone GENEVIEVE SMITH RuTHER Glen. Virginia HELEN SOWERS Berryville, Virginia JESSIE SPENCER Saluda, Virgiivia THELMA STEVENS Mount, Virginia HARRIET THOMPSON Stevensburg, Virginia GLADYS TILLEY 3123 Stuart Avenue Richmond, Vihginia FRANCES LIRQUHART 1330 Westover Avenue Norfolk, Viroima CARRIE VAUGHAN 317 Libby Avenue Richmond, Virginia FLORENCE VAUGHAN 317 Libby Avenue Richmond, Virginia MAY REE WALLACE Saluda, Virginia THELMA WALKER 39 Wine Street Hajipton, Virginia IRGINIA WALKER Route 4 Bedford. Virginia ELLA WHEAT LiTWALTON, Virginia 1.01 USE WIIITTON AirpcM-l |{(iail Bristol, Vihi,i ' ia LUCY WILL Warrenton, Virginia MARY WINGFIELD S. T. C. Freukricksburc, Virginia VELI LA WILLLAMS 3018 Ballentine Blvd. Norfolk, Virginia LILLIA MAY WOOD Hartfield, Virginia KYLE YEATTS Broad Street ALTAVISTA, Virginia VIRGINIA YEATTS 226 B Jefferson Avenue Danville, Virginia FRANCES YOWELL Mitchells, Virginia 1 Jhie i opliointioFe Joenefit BEHIND THE VEIL A southern plantation — crooning, black mammies; lilting melody, old-fashioned costumes— all formed a background for the Sopho- mores biggest event of the year, the benefit. At first we thought it was a general wreck, with unpractical choruses and medley of unlearned lines; but the laugh was on us. Behind the Veil proved to be one of the most enjoyable benefits given on the hill. The two leading characters, Sally Bargeron and Evelyn Cline. as Bob Brooker and Josephine Hallowell, did much to make the play a success. They were ably assisted by Grace McKenzie, as Alice Ran- dolph; Helen Rice, as Clay Weldon; Mary Rodgers, as Mrs. Hallo- well and Nancy Harding as Mr. Hallowell. The latter added spice and humor by their continuous dispute over the marriage of their daughter. All of the action was made rapid and colorful by the introduction of well-trained girls in the following choruses: Traveling Men, Bridesmaid, Valentine, Bathing Suit, and Night Gown. Ill 5priiig ligliif; I— At my casement window Dreaming .... The gentle spring night greets me; Wraps its soft veil about me. Tosses the white petal of a cherry The wind whispers in the sycamore; blossom against my cheek — Rustles through the wistaria, Bringing to me its incredible sweetness .... There is no moon .... The stars smile at me through a mist of tears. A bird murmurs sleepily in the maple tree .... The loveliness of spring nights! Their aching tenderness! My soul stirs with a vague sadness . . . — Blanton, ' 33 ; ' -fc N fc - ' «: MISS MARY McKENZIE Sponsor ELIZABETH SMITH President MAURINE JONES ice-President MARY TURNER Secretary DOROTHY DIX Treasurer Anderson, Ellen Andrews, Thelma Applewhite, May Belote, Alice Berson, Mae Bickers, Kitty Blanton, Anna Boston, Julia Brewer, Clara Brown, Alice Bryant, Anne Carter, Margaret Cowles, Mary Chappel, Douglas Collins, Eulalia Conner, Virginia CoRNWEi.L, Lois riigli b cliooi VJr Cook, Ruby Covington, Muriel Dance, Virginia Daughtrey, Sarah DuBosE, Martha Ehler, Lois Elmer, Virginia EwAN, Virginia Finney, Marie FoNES, Marcia Fuller, Carmie Cinder, Elsie Goldstein, Margaret Gordon, Margaret Gouldman, Lavalette Hart, Nettie Hawkins, Lucille Hicks, Alijkrthj.ne Howell, Margaret Hunter, Anna Irby, Alice James. Virginia Jeffries, Judith Jenkins, Elizabeth Jones, Louise Jones, Madeline Jones, Nancy JosLYN, Sarah Johnston, Christine KiLMON, Mary Kyle, Helen Langford. Josephine Lanier. Doris Pennington. Ruby ' irn ' am ., - : m fyyA S fr Hi Cjirammar Ijrraole vnroimp Ayers, Mary BuRCH, Eugenia CoAKLEY, Mary Dameron, Helen Dix, Dorothy Downing, Elizabeth DwYER, Meda Farmer, Gaynell Faison, Mildred Fridley, Ethel Gill, Sadie Harper, Ida Mae HuDGiNs, Elizabeth King, Gladys Lawson, Lola LooMis. Marjorie Marsh, Ruth Estellk Mitchell, Ida Gay Mitchell, Margaret Nash, Georgia Poates, Opal Ragland, Elizabeth Reed, Katherine Richardson, Irene Sale, Mary Saunders, Estelle Terretta, Polly Tiger, Virginia Tucker, Dorothy Wyatt, Cornella Wooldridge, Virginia Wallace, Mary p Finii arj ViiFoiuip Apperson, Jewel Blalock, Mary Lou Boccs, Minnie Brothers, Ina Blrgess, Frances BuRRuss, Mildred Blrton, Sara Carter, Mary Louise Chambers, Mary D. Coulbourne, Thelma Croxton, Alice Derrick, Lucile Doty, Dorothy DowNEs, Margaret Driver, Dorothy Epperson, Louise Farley, Mattie Garrett, Estelle Hart. Nettie Hawkins, Lucile Huffman. Olive Johnson, ' Virginia Jones, Malrine JoRDON, Sara McWhirt, Madali.ne Magee, Mary Mears, Helen Moore, Lora NoRcuM. Nedfa Ottesen, Lilli Patch, Velma Pitman, Ruby Powell, Leonie Powell, Susie Reynolds, Neva Scott, Catherine Stimson, Cornelia Sutton, Lucy Thurston. j L ria. Tinder. Virginia LipcHURCH. Elizacetii Vaughan. Viou WlLKERSON. RIE 121 VvJciite Joirclaes White birches, ' Gainst an angry deep blue sky Edged with a dull copper. White birches, Swaying in the furious breeze As a storm-tossed ship. White birches, Now a shimmering silver From a wandering ray of light. White birches. Graceful as a young gazelle. Beautiful as a slender girl. — Parker, ' 31. 122 a f)ccein appear pc Q crticst anD JFaiKst lLaDic0, anD pc 09ap €lueen Dons a crotun SV qex et Reii Wdl POPULARITY ORIGINALITY PERSONALITY iit Ric ATTRACTIVENESS VERSATILITY ■ p 1 r ' r ■ re BEAUTY i c j n5. dii c DANCING OLYMPIAN GRACE TAYLOR winner of the 1929 cup annually presented by the Kiwanis Club to the student who has contributed most splendidly to the college life of Alma Mater. T BoOKe Of Ij ACTIVIt S M3f)crcin pc Clubs atiD Coiin= cils make tbeit tJOU) F. S. T. C. In Class Dear Sally: I ' m So glad you could come up here for MAY DAY! Wasn ' t it simply diVINE? ■ And the QUEEN— wasn ' t she STUNning! I don ' t think I showed you HALF of our campus. My dear it really is GORgeous. You should see the tennis courts. They are reMARKable— and as for the SWIMMING POOL— well, it makes you think you ' re in the OCEAN; it ACTUALLY does! DEAR — I ' M worn out completely — the Dramatic Club ( Which gives MARvelous plays ' N ' things I gave a DANCE in the gym and the college orchestra played. No rest for the WEAry! These clubs are for EVER giving the most HEAvenly dances! The Glee Club is going to SING tomorrow night, MY DEAR, those girls look downright RAVISHING up there on the stage and their VOICES, they truly enTHRALL one. Speaking of ravishing — that ' s NOTHING to how the girls look at the GERMAN CLUB dances! We get an ORchestra from TOWN! And the most gorgeous MEN come from EVERYWHERE — the hill is literally COVERED with them, we have one GOOD TIME at those dances ! WELL HONEY! it ' s time to stop and go to a LITERARY club meeting— I ' m actually getting CULTURED! Now don ' t LAUGH! So Long, Darling, BABE. A-ciivif les PAGE Athletic Council 150 Baptist 172 Battlefield 145 Bullet 148 Carolina Club 154 Choir Club 155 Choral Club 154 Day Students ' Club 171 Dramatic Club 155 Eastern Shore Club 168 Fire Department 162 German Club 158 KOLLECE KOMMERCIAL KlUB 163 Leaders ' Club 159 Literary Club I6I Northern Neck Club 167 Orchestra I6O Peanut Club 169 Piedmont Club 166 Southwest Virginlv Club 170 Student Government 144 Tidewater 165 Y. W. C. A 151 143 loveFnmenl DAISY HAMLIN Vice-President JESSIE STUART WHITE House President GRACE TAYLOR President GARNETT BARNES Treasurer LUCY CORR House President AURELIA LEIGH Secretary GOLDIE SAGER House President bfuLcLeiii CiroveFiiiiieiit ■rilKLMA BATES MARY D. CLARK HEl.EX BURCH ADEI.E PFALZGRAF .Senicir Representative Senittr Repi ' esentative Junioi Kepvesentative Junior Representative MARGARET REINHARDT CLARA WHEELER EDITH BOULW VKE ExOfficio Ex-Offieio Day Student Representative GLADYS TILLEY AX COLLIER IXA BROTHERS MAURIXE JOXES Sophomore Representative Sophoninro Representative I ' resluiian Representative Freshman Representativf 1 Jke JBattlel:: MARGARET QUINN Editor-in-Chief AUDREY STEELE MARY CLEMENTS Business Manager Organization Editor KATHRYTV GALLAGHER MARGARET REINHARDT Advertising Managers Tke Baiflef] ELVERE CONNER Art Editor ANNE PRESSON ViOODARD PARKER Wit Editor Literary Editor MRS. CHARLES LAKE BUSHNELL ROBERTA L. BARNETT Faculty Advisor Faculty Advisor Tlie Buillei EVELYN THORNTON Editor-in-Chief NELLYE ROBERTS JEANNETTE LUTHER Business Manager Literary Editor MYRTLAND PARKER Advertising Manager Tlie Bullet ROSALIND DECKER Art Edit or GRACE McKENZIE ACNES BELL AssislanI Business Manager . ens Editor MISS MARY McKENZIE Faculty Adiisor AiMeiic C_ oiiiicii CARRIE DUNKUM President ADELE PFALZGRAF Vice-President MISS RUTH BASS Advisor SARA HARRIS Secretary MISS MARY PHOEBE ENDERS Advisor EDITH RICHARDSON Treasurer Y. W C A. MURIEL HOWARD Vice-President VIRGINIA HARDING Treasurer CLARA WHEELER Presidejit URLA BRYAN SecretarY NANCY HARDING Undergraduate Representative MISS WAKEFIELD Advisor Y. W. C. A. INKZ SELLARS ELVA SMITH CATHERINE FICKLIX .TEAXXETTE LUTHER Devotional Finance Campus S. S. Vespers JANET JOIIXSOX MAKY RODrtEKS ELSIE POWELL EVELYN JONES Music Social Reporter Publiciiv IitARY WIXOKIELP LOUISE fiARXETT JIARY D. CLARK liRACE TAYLOR Librarian Town Girl World Fellowship Ex-Officio CUl OFFICERS Edith Robertson President Elise Powell Vice-President WooDARD Parker ..Secretary-Treasurer Edith Richardson ...Librarian MEMBERS Alice Ballard Beulah Boswell Mildred Burress Eva Christie Mary Cowles Inez Fell Margaret Freeman Margaret Gordon Alberthin ' e Hicks jea ■ ette luther Lucy Mister Daisy Moore Evelyn Mitchell Wilhelmina Poffenbarcer Nellie Rawles GoLDiE Sager Ida Sear Mary Sledd Gladys Staples Lillian Sturtevant Elva Smith Lucy Byrd Sutton Anne Tankard Jessie Stewart White LiLLiE Mae Wood Kyle Yeatts Delma Owen Josephine Barr Katherine Scott Katherine Reed Marjorie Loomis Gladys King Henrietta Ramos Inez Mylum AuBRiA Mylum OIF Ui OFFICERS Anne Tankard President Virginia Lacy -- J ice-President Inez Fell Secretary-Treasurer Jessie Stuart White — - Librarian Eva Taylor Eppes Director Alice Ballard Josephine Barr Margaret Broaddus Dorothy Callis Eva Christie Hannah Elmore Inez Fell Margaret Freeman Margaret Gordon Elizabeth Harold Alberthine Hicks Madeline Jones MEMBERS Gladys King Virginia Lacy Doris Lanier Marjorie Loomis Mary iNL gee Lucy Mister Lora Moore AllBRIA Myum Dei.ma Owen Wilhelmina Poffenbaroer Henrietta Ramos Nellye Rawls Katherine Reed L RiON Roberts Edith Robertson Patricia Sledd Gladys Staples Li cy Byrd Si tton Anne Tankard Dorothy Ticker Ethel ' aliska Jessie Sti art hite Lillie Mae ' Rood Kyle Yeatts Merry Makeiel eJiieyers= Lege ific Lviuilb) OFFICERS Anne Tankard President Catherine Jones — Vice-President AUBRIA Mylum — - - — - Secretary Minnie Lee Hepler Treasurer Mary Rodgers -— - Caretaker MEMBERS Emily Ailsworth Thelma Andrews ElIZ. BETH B.4RNETT Thelma Bates Edith Boulware Sue Broaddus Elizabeth Burcandine Elvere Conner Ruby Cook Adele Corbin Mary Cowles Ethel Ellerton Louise Epperson Janie Flippo Elizabeth Godwin RouziE Gouldman Daisy Hamlin Minnie Lee Hepler Helen Hudson Virgima Hughes Olga Jensen Katherine Jones NiNcv Jones NoRiNE King Doris Lanier Jeannette Luther Alma Murchinson Genevieve Miller AuBRiA Mylum Inez Mylum Virginia Oakley Dora Omohuivdro Mrs. Parsons Margaret Powell Edith Richardson Nellye Roberts Mary Rodgers Elizabeth Saunders Catherine Scott Goldie Sacer Elizabeth Smith Arline Steen Lillian Sturtevant Lucille Sutton Anne Tankard Grace Taylor Annie Wood Taylor Gladys White 1 li e Ml e r r y Mi akeljelievers I ' HIvSKINT THREE LIVE GHOSTS A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS By I ' iii;ui;nicK S. I;ham (From llie novel of llie same name Ijy Freileriek S. Isliani. pnlilisheil li Bolilj -Mrrriii (Jompanyl THE PLAYEKS (In Older of llieir first appearance.) Mrs. Gubbins (known as Old Sweetheart ) Alma Murchinson Peggy Woofers Kathryx Jones Belton of the American Detective Agency Thelma Bates Jimmie Gubbins Elvere Conner William Foster alias William Jones Helen Hidson Spoofy Anne Tankard Rose Gordon Jeannette Luther Briggs, of Scotland Yard Virginia Oakley Benson Evelyn Jones Lady Leicester Nellve Roberts THE SCENES ACT L Home of Old Sweetheart. ACT H. The same the following morning. ACT HL The same a few minutes later. Place: London 1917 157 G ITUIB Gladys White President Anne Presson Secretary Mariette Pendelton Treasurer Christine Johnston Dot Morgan Kathryn Gallagher Myrtland Parker Kitty Jefferson Henrietta Ramos PuDDiN Mitchell Mildred Burruss Edith Boulware Jeanette Stewart Katherine Jones Sammy DuBose Agnes Bell Sue Broaddus Frances Burgess Elizabeth Barnett Miss McCleary Elizabeth King Joe Barr Lucy LeGallais Thelma Favill Virginia Stevens Mattie Farley Mary Lou Blalock MEMBERS Peggy Powell Virginia Conner Anne Tankard Nellye Rawls Ruby Cook Catherine Scott Alice Belote Daisy Moore Grace Taylor Evelyn Cline Maurine Jones Mary Crampton Margaret Moss Katherine Reed Virginia Elmer Nellye Roberts Elizabeth Godwin Lejlie Watts Jessie Stuart White Helen Burch Elvere Conner Audrey Steele Mary Wallace Louise Garnett Inez Fell Virginia Sale Frances Edwards Blanche Edwards Frances Johnson Louise Jones Mildred Powell Ina Brothers Sarah Harris Louise Huyett Lucy Mister Annie Wood Taylor Emma Lee Slate Dr. Kramer Sally Bargeron Alice Irby Isabelle Page Ruth McKenry Mary Moore Martha Moore Wilhelmina Poffenbarcer Marguerite Yeatts Jennette Luther Eleanor Brown JLyeaolers ' C iiib Grace Taylor President Margaret Quinn -- Vice-President Nellye Roberts Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Grace Taylor President Student Government Clara Wheeler _ President Y. W. C. A. Margaret Quinn Editor Battlefield Evelyn Thornton Editor Bullet Carrie Dunkum President Athletic Council Elvere Conner President Senior Class Hannah Hall President Junior Class Emily Ailsworth President Sophomore Class Elizabeth Smith.. President Freshman Class Edith Robertson President Choral Club Elsie Powell President Choir Club Elsie Powell President Tidewater Club Anne Tankard President Dramatic Club Gladys White President Geniian Club Evelyn Thornton President Literary Club Margaret Reinhardt Fire Commander Nellye Roberts President Commercial Club EsTELLE White President Carolina Club Jeannette Luther President Piedmont Club Evelym Jones President Northern Neck Club Anne Tankard President Eastern Shore Club Jessie Stuart White House President irginia Hall Lucy Corr House President Frances W illard Hall Goldie S. ger House President Betty Lewis Jessie Stuart White President Peanut Club Minnie Lee Hepler President Southwest Virginia Club Edith Boulware President Day Students Club OrcJaesti Margaret Quinn Director Miss Mildred McMlrtry . ..— Violin Elizabeth Barnett Violin Elsie Powell .....-- Piano Marie Wilkerson ...Drum Henry May — Cornet Emily Ailsworth Ukelele Grace McKenzie - Ukelele Sammie DuBose - — - - Ukelele Dot Hester Mandolin There is no frigate like a book To take us lands away. Nor any coursers like a page Of prancing poetry. OFFICERS Evelyn Thornton President Jessie Stuart White Vice-President Elsie Powell Secretary-Treasurer Miss Mary McKenzie Sponsor Alice Archibald Josephine Barr Acnes Bell Anna Blanton Thelma Bates Sarah Bargeron Maron Broaddus Miriam Bodine Mary Clements Elvere Conner Caroline Davis Rosalind Decker Lucille Duffy Eugenia Ehler Ethel Ellerton Catherine Ficklin MEMBERS Minnie Lee Hepler 4RTHA Hurst Olca Jensen Margaret Kalnen Lucy LeGallais Marjorie Loomis Jeannette Luther Grace McKenzie Lucy Mister Virginia Oakley Dora Omohunoro WooDARD Parker Adele Pfalzcraf Lillian Purdue Anne Presson Margaret Quinn Edith Richardson Henrietta Ramos Nellye Roberts Mary Rodgers GoLDiE Sager Lucille Sitton . rline Steen Elizabeth Saunders Mary Catherine Shit-tz Lillian Sturtevant Anne Tankard Grace Taylor [ARY Terretta Polly Terretta Gladys Tilly Thelma alker Lary Wincfield Frances Willard DORA OMAHUNDRO Fir© JOepaFtmeni Fire Commander MARGARET REINHARDT Fire Chiefs Betty Lewis AUDREY STEELE Hall Captains Margaret Lodge Alice Belote Margaret Kirkpatrick Emily Ailsworth Lucille Duffy Frances Edwards Minnie Lee Hepler Hall Captains Elvere Conner Virginia Yeatts Sallie Bargeron Virginia Stevens Frances Mitchell Margaret Powell Ruth McKenry Virginia Hall JESSIE STUART WHITP Hall Captains Nellye Roberts SAmmie DuBose Virginia Harding Mary Clements 162 J oliege M ommaercial JcLIiuiId) OFFICERS Nellye Roberts President Richie McAtee Vice-President Grace McKenzie Secretary Natalie Campbell Treasurer HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Wakefield Mrs. Pogle Dr. Dodd Bryan, Urla Bell. Acnes Leigh, Aurelia Reinhardt, Margaret Roberts, Nellye Steele, Audrey Valiska, Ethel Campbell. Natalie Davis, Elizabeth Ehler, Jean Healy, Frances Favill, Thelma Heflin, Marie Huyett, Louise Keister, Ellen KiRKPATRicK, Margaret McAtee, Richie McKenzie, Grace Noel, Louise Poole, Della Poplin. Elsie Smith, Elva Stevens, Thelma Applewhite, Mary Berson, Mae Bickers, Kitty Boston, Julia Brown, Alice May Bryant, . nne Brown, Eleanor Cornwell, Lois Ehler, Lois Ewan, Virginia Fell, Inez FoNEs, Marcia Gentry. Wilma GiNDER, Elsie MEMBERS Irby. Alice Jones, Louise Jones, Madeline Joslyn, Sara Kyle, Helen Lanier, Doris Lawrence. Isabelle McAtee, Emma Marsh, Kathryn Mason, Virginia Matz, Josephine AFonroe, Gertrude Montgomery, Lucia Moore, Daisy Moore, Mary MoREN, Rae Goldstein, Margaret Morgan. Dorothy GOULDMAN, LavALETTE NiCHOLS. RubY HiTE, Nannie Norman, Virginia Howell, Largaret Pace. Isobel Hunter, Anna Parker. Dorothy Poffenberger, Wilhklmina Rae, Leota Ramos. Henrietta Rawls, Nellie Rogers. Evelyn Scott. Catherine Sherr. Hilda Slate. Emma Lee Smith. Roberta Stevens, IRGIN[A Stevens, Florine ' ia. Lake Ellen Wallace, Louise V ' atts. Leslie Ai GH. Anna V ESTBROOK, LVRY W heat. Ella V ' iLL. Lucy V ' lNBERRY. ADA V RIGHT. Kathryn Veatts. L rguerite 163 Carolina CI nil OFFICERS EsTELLE White -- - - President Gladys White - - Vice-President Grace McKenzie - .Secretary Margaret Lawrence - Treasurer Caroline Davis ■- Reporter Dr. and Mrs. Allstetter Honorary Members Elsie Poplin Miriam Bodine Ina Brothers Dot Morgan Mary D. Chambers Sarah Jordoi ! Martha Hurst Lucy LeGallais IsoBELLE Lawrence MEMBERS Catherine Scott Ellen Anderson Mayme Hand Eva Hobcood ALargaret Howell Virginia Lacy Dixie Middleton Margaret Miller Genevieve Miller Cornelia Stim on Dot Hester Sammie DuBose Dorothy Doty Lillian Sturtevant Elizabeth Smith Elva Smith Sarah Bargeron Helen Vincent Louise Waters 164 1 idewater Oiuio Elisie Powell -.. President Mary Clements Vice-President Elizabeth Davis — - — Secretary Lucille Sutton Treasurer Dorothy Dix Reporter MEMBERS AiLSWORTH, Emily Archibald. Alice Andrews, Thelma Ayers, Mary Berson, Mae Blanton, Billy BOSWELL, BeULAH Brown, Alice BuRCH, Eugenia Chappel. Douglas Clements. Mary Cluveriu?-. Waddy Collins, Thomas Cook, Ruby CoRNWELL. Lois CoRR, Lucy COULBOURNE, ThELMA COWLES, ! Lary Croxton, Alice Davis, Elizabeth Decker. Rosalind Dix. Dorothy Ei.LERTON, Ethel Eager. Rose Farmer. Gaynell Flippo. Janie Freeman. AL rgaret Garrett. Blanche Garrett. Estelle Glenn, Jane Godwin. Elizabeth Goldstein, Margaret Hall. Eleanor Hall. Hannah Harding. Nancy Harper. Ida Mae Harrow, Elizabeth Hart. Dorothy HiDGiNs. Elizabeth Hunter. Anne Jeffries. Jidith Johnston. Chrltine JosLYN. Jane JosLYN. Virginia Kjng. Gladys Kyle, Helen Luck, Dorothy Mitchell. Frances Moore. Lora MuNDY. Doris Norman. Virginia Oakley. Virginia Pendleton, Mariette Pitts, Elizabeth Powell. Mildred Qu! NN. Margaret Richardson. Edith Richardson. Irene Salf. irginia Saunder.s. Elizabeth Sear. Ida Spencer, Jessie Steen. Arline Stewart. Je-anette Streacle. Lillie Sutton. Lucille Sutton. Lucy Byrd Taylor. Grace AicHAN. Carrie Vaughan. Florence Vaughan, Viola Wallace, May R e Walker. Thelma ilkerson, Marie Piedmoni Emblem: Tobacco Leaf lib Colors: Green, Yellow OFFICERS Jeannette Luther President Daisy Hamlin Vice-President Louise Boswell Secretary-Treasurer Mary Kathryn Shultz Reporter Ballard, Alice Barr, Joe Boswell, Louise BowEN, Mary Conner, Elvere Conner, Virginia DowNES, Marguerite Finley, Marguerite Dr. E, L. Kramer MEMBERS Hamlin, Daisy HicKERsoN, Sue Irby, Alice Jefferson, Kitty Jones, Louise LooMis, Marjorie Luther, Jeannette McKenry, Ruth Mitchell, Evelyn Mylum, Aubria Mylum, Inez Pace, Isabelle Pence, Theresa Perdue, Lillian Ramos, Henrietta Reynolds, Neva Reinhardt, Margaret Sager, Goldie HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. W. H. May Mr. W. H. May Shultz, Mary Kathryn Steele, Audrey Thompson, Harriet Turner, Ethel Yeatts, Virginia Yeatts, Marguerite Yowell, Frances Willis, Katherine Miss Kate G. Trent 166 JNortlieFii rSleclk v iuilni Motto: Success rolls as the Potomac, and iiinds as the Rappahannock Club Colors: Green and White Flower: Rose of Epping Forest OFFICERS Evelyn Jones President Catherine Ficklin lice-President Frances Edwards Secretary-Treasurer Janet Johnson Reporter MEMBERS Baily, Grace Edwards, Blanche Hardinc. ircima Omohi ndro. Doro Barker, Hildred Edwards, Frances Healey. Frances Pittman, Rid!a Barnes, Garnette Ficklin, Catherine Healey. Minme Byrd Pittman, Riby Brent, Anne Fones, Marcia Hunter. Anne Reed. Frances Chilton, Lynda Garland, Clarence James. Ada Joe Rice, Helen Clark, Mary D. Gill, Sadie James, irginia Salnders. Estelle CoAKLEY, Mrs. Edna Gouldman, Lavalette Johnson, Janet Ticer. ircima CoAKLEY, Margaret Gouldman, Rouzie Jones. Evelyn heat. Ella Dameron, Helen Gray. Lucy Mae Jones, Madeline right. Kathryn Downing. Elizabeth Harding, Nancy :Marsh, Ruth hight. I rbie HONORARY MEMBERS Dr. M. L. Combs Morgan Co: ibs Miss Eleanor Hayes Mrs. AL L. Combs Mrs. A. B. Chandler. Jr. Bobby Combs Seal: Potato Motto: Z)jg Colors: Buff and Green OFFICERS Anne Tankard President Molly Miles — - Vice-President Mary Kilmon ...Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Henrietta Ashby Albehthine Hicks Dorothy Parker Alice Belote Virginia Hughes Gladys Riggin Minnie Bogcs Madeline Jones Nellye Roberts Sara Burton Mary Kilmon Marian Roberts Frances Carmean Corinne Mapp Margaret Scott Thelma Coulbourne Helen Mears Anne Tankard Marie Finney Mollie Miles Anna Thomas Frances Ellen Gibes Lucy Mister JPeaiiiiii Oiiiilc) OFFICERS Jessie Stuart White Presideni Jean Ehler Vice-President Helen Blirch Secrelary-Treasurer Anne Presson Reporter ROLL Anderson, Ellen Farley-. M.attie Rogers. Evelyn Applewhite, Ethel Horton. Mary Lee Sherr. Hilda Baird, Eileen King. Norine Smith. Roberta Beale, Mary Lanier, Doris Slate. Emma Lee Boston, Julia Lee Lawrence, Catherine Stewart. Edna Burch, Helen Luck, Dorothy Stringfield. . nmce Burgess, Frances Magee, i L RY Taylor. Annie Wood Bryant, Anne Mitchell, Doris Terretta. Mary Callis, Dorothy Mitchell, Margaret Terretta. Polly Cobb, Owen Mylum. Aibria Thornton. Evelyn Cornwall. Lois Mylum. Inez Upchurch. Elizabeth Dauchtry. Kathryn Parker. oodard Valiska. Ethel Daughtry, Sarah Owen, Delma Westbrook. L ry Elizabeth Ehler, Jean Presson, . nne Williams. Velma Ehler, Lois Rawls, Nellie White, Jessie Stuart Epperson, Louiee ' K olfly. Elizabeth 169 iJ.Tie Doiitii ' wesi Virgania v mb A TOAST TO SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA To the land of blue mountains and pine trees Where quiet and beauty hold sway, To the peaks in gray mist so uplifting, To a people so sturdy and brave. To our own wondrous Southwest Virginia, We pledge our loyalty and love, A toast to the land of our fathers, A prayer for its peace from above. Minnie Lee Hepler President LuciLE Duffy Vice-President Margaret Frances Towles Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Mrs. Charles Lake Bushnell Nancy Kathryn Jones Dr. and Mrs. Morgan L. Combs ■ Ellen Loraine Keister Bobbie Combs Kathryn Alyce Marsh Morgan L. Combs, Jr. Josephine Matz Eva Mann Christie Louise Ella Noel Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Darter Mrs. John Ruff Ethel Martin Fridley Ava Clair Smith Carmie Malicia Fuller Virginia Caroline Walker Mary Alice Jackson Clara Boyd Wheeler Edith Kyle Yeatts Day oiucieinis UiimlD Edith Boulware -- J ' resident Gladys Staples Vice-President Esther Rowe Secretary-Treasurer Apperson, Jewel Barnett, Elizabeth Boulware, Edith Chinn, Grace Cline, Evelyn CoRBiN, Adele Davis, Elsie (Mrs.) Derrick, Lucille Favill, Thelma Garimett, Louise GiNDER. Elsie GooDLOE, Nannie GooDLOE, Elsie Gordon, Margaret MEMBERS Hart, Nettie Hawkins. Lucille HeFLIN. i L RIE Hilldrup. Barbara (Mrs.) Hudson, Helen Huffman, Olive Jones, Kathrvn King. Elizabeth Leacock, Rebecca iNL cGRFx.oR, Belle McKennev. Mildred McWhirt, AL deline Monroe, Gertrude Morrison. Erma Moss, Margaret Pancoast, Virginia Parsons. Viola Peyton, L R(.AR .T PoATEs. Opal Powell. Susie Rawlincs. Mary Ratcliffe. Anne Reed. Kathryn Robertson. Edith Rowi:. Esther Staplfj . Gladys allace. Mary lNBERRY ' , VaDA Motto : Conquer the Campus With Christ Colors: Green and White Song: {lower: White Rose Help Somebody To-day OFFICERS Sanford — Pastor Terretta — .-— - President Clark - Vice-President Christie - ....Pianist Darter Faculty Stewart - 5. S. Representative Barnes -- 5. S. President Poole •■- Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS AiLswoRTH Collins Healy, F. Magee Stevens Anderson Cowles Healy, M. B. Nash Sutton Applewhite Dooboi Hudgins Nichols Terretta, M. Ayers Daughtrey Joslyn Noel Terretta, P. Barnes Downing King Norman Thruston Ballard Downes Loomis Patch Towles Beale Dwyer Wright Poole Tucker Brown Ellmore Moren Ragland Thomas BuRCH Fell Marsh. K. Riggin Ticer Chenault Facer Marsh, R. Rodgers Tinder Clark Fridley Moore Winberry Via Coakley Fuller Mears Sale Vaughan, C. Christie Farmer Mylum, A. Smith Vauchan, F. Cook, Mrs. Flippo Mylum, I. Stewart Waugh (Katjcrein pe STcania sboto tf)cm= 0elt)cs anD Diticr0 otftcr pictures appear Lajors an A Mi mors Diz Hamlin Dot Hester Corky Corkins Lou BOSWELL Sara Harris DiMPs Carter Virginia Dance Nancy Jones Ethel Turner GRADUATE MAJOR Miss Phoebe Enders, B. S., 1929 HONORARY MEMBER Josephine CAP-AND-GOWNERS OF ' 30 Carrie Dunkum Ginia Pancoast LooKi Garnett Del Pfalzgraf RACQUETEERS OF -31 Mac Lawrence Preacher Wheeler Sturdy Sturtevant Mary Terretta Eddy Richardson Lucy Corr Duffy Duffy CLUB WOMEN OF 32 Helen Rice Ev Cline Marge Lodge Eileen Baird Ethel Chenault Pete Carme.4N THE CHILDREN Tursey Finney Sasimie DuBose Martha Moore Ruby Pennington Smity Simith Doug Chappell Anna W ' ilmer Reds McKe.nny Stashie Dooboi Elsie Goodloe Sara Jordon L RY D. Chambers Stelle Garrett ScOTTIE Vl ' lLKER SON Varsity JDasJkeibaii Broaddus Chambers CORKINS Dance DOOBOI DUNKUM DuBosE Garnett Harris Hester Jordan Moore Sturtevant Tyler Vaughan, C. Wheeler Vaughan, F. iieiiioF OocJkey 1 earn Daisy Hamlin Captain Anne Tankakd. C. F. Dorothy Hester, L. 11. Carrie Dunkum, C. H. Elizabeth Gorki ns, R. F. Elvere Conner. L. I. ' irit;iMA Pa cc t. L. F. Maron Broaudls, L. . Edith Boiilw.are, R. W. Clarence Garland. G. K. Mary D. Clarke. K. H. SUBSTITLTES Margaret Lawrence LoiisE Garnett 177 JemoF C5occeF T Carrie Dunkum Captain Anne Tankard, C. F. Elvere Conner, R. I. Maron Broaddus, R. W. Daisy Hamlin, L. I. Edith Boulware, L. W. Mary D. Clarke, R. H. Dorothy Hester, L. H. Clarence Garland, R. F. Elizabeth Corkins, L. F. Virginia Pancoast, G. K. 178 J uiiiior OocJkey 1 earn Lucy Corr, C. F. Edith Richardson, R. I. Adele Pfalzcraf, L. I. Evelyn Mitchell, L. W. Mary Terretta, R. H. Clara Wheeler, L. H. Jane Glenn, C. H. Lillian Sturtevant. R. F. AuLELiA Leigh, L. F. Emily Thurston, G. K. Edna Edwards, R. W. 179 J uuiior CJoccer T Lucy Corr, C. F. Edith Richardson, R. I. Adele Pfalzgraf, L. I. Mary Terretta, R. H. Hannah Hall, L. H. Jane Glenn, C. H. Lillian Sturtevant, R. F. AuRELiA Leigh, L. F. Emily Thurston, G. K. Edna Edwards, L. W. Clara Wheeler, R. W. SUBSTITUTES Molly Miles Peggie Powell 180 Oopiiomore iiocJkey learn Helen Rice. G. H. Captain Virginia Pancoast Coach Linda Chilton, L. I. Sarah Harris, L. H. Margaret Freeman, R. I. Margaret Lodge. L. F. Margaret Kirkpatrick, L. W. Loi ' isE Hi yett. R. W. Inez Myluji. C. F. Esther Rowe. R. F. Stashie DooBoi. C. H. Eileen Baird. R. H. Janet Johnson. L. F. SUBSTITUTES Doris Mitchell May Rae Wallace Jea Ehler Loi BOSWELL AlBKIA MyH JI A opnomoFe Ooccer 1 Sarah Harris Captain Carrie Dunkum Coach May Ree Wallace, C. F. Helen Rice, G. K. Stashie Dooboi, C. H. Doris Mitchell, L. F. Louise Bosvvell, R. F. Alice Archibald Margaret Kirkpatrick, L. W. Linda Chilton, R. W. Margaret Freeman, R. L Velma Williams, L. L Eileen Baird, L. H. SUBSTITUTES Janet Johnson Esther Rowe FreslnLman Jnloclkey 1 earn Virginia Dance, C. F. Captain Virginia Pancoast Coach Anna Wilmer, C. H. Ethel Turner, R. I. Margaret Carter, R. H. Nancy Jones, L. I. Alice Belote, R. W. Isabelle Pace, R. F. Mary D. Chambers. L. . Elizabeth Smith, L. F. Martha DlBose. G. SUBSTITUTES Martha Moore Nancy Tyler Fesumam ooccer JL earn T. Martha DuBose, G. K. Captain Carrie Dunkum Coach Martha Moore, C. H. Anna Wilmer, L. H. Dorothy Morgan. R. I. Ethel Turner, R. W. Sara Jordan, R. H. Marie Finney, R. F. Nancy Jones, L. I. Mary D. Chamber s, L. W Elizabeth Smith. L. F. SENIOR SNAPS SENIOR SNAPS SENIOR SNAPS SENIOR SN PS l■: k K vi ' . bEMUK b Ai ' s ' ' Bo oKe J OKES Mary C: Hut really I (•iiiildn ' t kiss you: I liave f;ravf trc|ji(lations. Milton: Oh, that ' s all right, I ' ve liecn vaccinated. Marion Roberts: The doelor says I shouhl slo|) catinji. Thelma Andrews: Stop eating what? Marion: Seven times a day. Gladys White (in wire to sister) : Have flunked out. Prepare mother. Sister ' s answer: Mother prepared; prepare yourself. Alberta M.: Peanuts are fattening. Cornelia S. : How do you know? Alberta: Look at the elephant! Mr. Darter: What famous man said, ' Don ' t give up the ship ' ? Timid Ethel Turner: I don ' t quite recall the name, but he was a Scotchman. Ambulance surgeon: Are you married? Dr. Dodd: No, that was an automobile that hit me. I don ' t like your heart action, Doctor Davis said, applying the stethoscope again, you have had some trouble with angina pectoris, haven ' t you? You ' re right in a way, said Jean, peevishly, only I thought that wasn ' t his name. Clerk (to Dixie) : This book will do half your work for you. ' Dixie: Fine, I ' ll take two. Letter from home: And I think your marks are all right. Frances, but why is one of tliem in blue ink? Woodard P.: My father ' s a doctor; I can be sick for nothing. Dot Morgan: My father ' s a minister: I can be good for nothing. ' Do you know, Charlie, said Joe. I think you were just made for me. Well, Joe, dear, said Charlie, I ' m sure vou were made for me. liereupon they made for each other. Dr. Shankle: Any questions? Skinny : Sure, what course is this? 193 Elsie Powell: What would you do if you found two bits in your sweater pocket? Mary Clements: I ' d think I had on somebody else ' s sweater. WHAT ALL FRESHMEN SHOULD KNOW That: The Bullet is not shot out of a cannon. The Battlefield is not the campus. The Open Forum is not the open air theatre. The Scene Shifters are not Mr. Hamlet and Mr. Jackson. Ex-officio are those who want more than office. Flunking slips are not flunking slips. AMBITIOUS Freshmen: To be graduated in four years, have a good time (and not get campused ) , teach school maybe one year, maybe none, buy some new clothes and then— (?) Sophomores: To be graduated in three years, have a good time (and not get campused ) , teach school maybe one year, maybe none. Juniors: To be graduated in two years, and have a good time (and not get campused ) . Seniors: To be graduated! Mr. Darter: How would you address the Secretary of the Navy, should you meet him? Frances E. Gibbs: Your warship, sir. Dr. Cook: Did you sew that button on my shirt? Mrs. Cook: No, Cookie, I couldn ' t find a button, so I sewed up the hole. Dr. Kramer (in Tests and Measurements class) : Now, girls, I don ' t mind, your looking at your watches, but please be courteous enough not to hold them up to your ears to see if they have stopped running. Father: Has anyone commented on the way you drive? Edith Boulware: Yes, one man made the brief remark, ' Twenty dollars and costs. ' Miss Wakefield: Wliy did you spell ' pneumatic, ' ' newmatic? Dot Morgan: The ' k ' on the typewriter is not working. Mrs. Ruff: I thought you said your room was spotless! Virginia Johnson: Yes, Mrs. Ruff, not a clean spot in it. 194 Margaret: Dopf calls jcanricllc ■S|)(ariiiinl. ' Anne: Why, is she Wrigley ' : ' Margaret: No, always after meals. JAZZOLOGY The Vagabond Lover. — Any week-night date. Sleepy Valley. — Betty Lewis at any time. He ' s So Unusual. — Anybody ' s Man. Lonely Troubadour. — A lone star man hjukinj; Icir a Siniday night ' late. I ' ve Got a Feeling I ' m Failing. — Arrival of dunking sli|i . Chant of the Jungle. — Dining Room any night. Sunny Side Up. — Sunday morning breakfast. If I ' m Dreaming Don ' t Wake Me Too Soon. — The morning after the week- end before. EVOLUTION There was a time when everyone congratulated the bride and groom and bestowed upon them smiles, wishes, and what not — now, everyone sighs and begins to sing, It ' s Tied Like That. Druggist (getting up at 3 A. M. to answer phone) : Hello! Voice (but not from S. T. C.) : Have you got Prince Albert in the can? Druggist: D , yes!! Voice: Well, let him out, he ' ll smother. Margie Lodge: Did you know that Sir Thomas Malorv wrote Le Morle d ' Arthur? Skinny ' Reinhardt: Yeah, atid he wrote the Death of Arthur too. Lillian Perdue: I have a rotten headache. Eleanor Brown: Is that what I smell? COMBINED Superintendent: To what do you attribute your success. Miss Dunkuni? Carrie: Hard work and the fact that I majored in Physical Ed. Virginia Lacy: What color is the best for a June bride? Margaret Lawrence: Well, it ' s all a matter of taste. But if I were Sykes. I ' d prefer a white one. Dot Dix: Can you direct me to the Library? Nellye Roberts: Sorry, Dot, I ' ve been here onlv three years myself. Lucy: Skeeter tried to put his arm around me three times last night. Martha: Some arm! Liz Saunders: You know, gold digging isn ' t such a modern pastime. Billy Boy: How do you account for that? Liz: Well, Helen of Troy was the first woman to get her gowns from Paris. Dr. Baker: Give me a long word. Sally Bargeron: Rubber. Dr. Baker: What ' s long about that? Sally: Stretch it. Dr. Cook: I want everyone to calculate the specific gravity of a cork by weigh- ng it in air and water. Elizabeth Allen (after much vain effort): Say, how do you weigh this in tJater? It won ' t even sink. Dot Hester: How do you feel today, Betsy? Betsy: Like a fireplace. Dot: How ' s that? Betsy: Great, Dot! Great! Anne Tankard: Are your folks superstitious? Nellie Rawls: Oh, yes, we never sleep thirteen in a bed at our house. Dinty Moore: What caused the Grand Canyon? Gin Stevens: A Scotchman dropped a dime in a snake hole. Cat Ficklin: I had a date with Bill Bradshaw last night. Dixie: No fooling ' ? Cat : Not very much. Dot Doty: What ' s the first thing you do when you go for your laundry? Ina Brothers: Look at the name on the bag. Dot : What has that got to do with it? Ina: To make sure I ' m bringing my own. Helen Burch: Wlio ' s that fat party getting on the train? Liz Godwin: That ' s no party; that ' s an excursion! Dr. Cook: What ' s the formula for water? Diz Hamlin: H-I-J-K-L-M-N-0, Dr. Cook: Where in the world did you get that? Diz : Why, the book said H„0! Kitty (at the dance) : Would you mind if I danced this next one with Bill? Skeeter: Not at all, not at all! Kitty: You needn ' t say it so enthusiastically! Edith R. : I ' ve chanf cd my iiiiiid. Smitly: Does il work any lictlei ' . ' ' Mr. Hamlel: Miss King, if your father sa iil Ivvo (lollar.-. a week for ihrfre weeks, how much would he have? Elizabeth King: A new kitclien stove, a radio, and a new ear. Miss Wakefield: Miss Ehler, this term jjaper on ' J ' he Typewriter ' is word for word the same as your sister ' s. Jean Ehler: Yes, it ' s the same typewriter. Smitly (wanting to try out for Choral Cluhl: I wi-h to have a voice test. Miss Eppes. Miss Eppes: Fine, do you sing soprano? Smitty: Certainly, how does the first verse start? Young ladies, said Dr. Cook at Convocation, before I begin my address I have something I ' d like to say to you. Are you sure Dr. Allstetter is not in? said Beth Barnett. Do you doubt his own word? said Nettie Taliaferro. Sammy: Does Evelyn sleep under her bed? Maron: Of course not, what a silly question. Sammy: Well, I heard her say she kept her mules under the bed. Jeannette: Have you made any contribution to the Biillel yet? Alice Archibald: Yeah. Jeannette: Prose, drawing, or poetry? Alice: Neither, one dollar. Sarah: I got a cold in the head. Mary D: I told you not to read books in there. Miss Wakefield: UTiat ' s your name? Leslie Watts: Watt ' s my name. Miss Wakefield: Yes, what ' s your name. Leslie: Yes. Jack: If you keep looking at me like that. I ' m going to kiss you. Tilley: Well, I can ' t hold tliis expression much longer. Anne: Gosh! t ' was hot at the football game this week-end in Charlottesville. Jeannette: Why. Anne. I always thought they had plenty of fans out there. Prissy Belote: Who was Walt Viliitman? Mary Kilman: If I ' m not mistaken, he was a gentleman who invented candy. 197 Doris Mundy: Sure Harry loves you? Puddin: Yes, I get a letter every day. Doris: Every day in the week? Puddin : Yea, every day he mails me one. Dr. Allstetter: Do you give a guarantee with this hair restorer? Salesman: Guarantee! Why we give a comb. This is a skyscraper announced the guide. Oh, Fd love to see it work, implored Mary Cathryn. Dr. Stull: What ' s a parasite? Ruth M: A parasite is one who goes through a revolving door on some one else ' s push. Our idea of carrying a joke too far is for an instructor to hum Home, Sweet Home while writing the test questions on the board. Gladys Tilley: Who ' s the smartest girl in the world, and why am I? Urla: What did you make on your Economics test? Edith B: I made 6.5, what did you make? Urla: I made 95. Edith: Well, that ' s a good grade too. Elva Smith (quite weary from traveling, when the train had stopped in a little mountain town) : Isn ' t this air invigorating? Porter: Naw, Missus, this air Asheville. Sturtevant (boasting a little about her home state): Now, if all the cotton in Georgia was made into one sheet it would cover the United States and half of Europe. Edith R. : Yes, and if all the boll weevils in Georgia were one boll weevil they ' d eat that sheet up in one mouthful. Should I? — Go night riding. Gotta Feelin ' for ou — Dr. Smith ' s physical exam. Peace of Mind — Monday night without a visit to Council room. When You ' re Counting the Stars alone — A Year at S. T. C. To know you is to love you — dedicated to Dr. Allstetter. Don ' t Hold Everything — Catherine Lawrence. Beyond the Sunset — Study Hour. You ' re just another memory — Alumnae. School Day Sweetheart — Well?? Then Came the Dawn — Chicken Salad You do something to me — Week ends. Kansas City Shuffle — Clogging Class. My Fate is in Your Hands - — Council. 198 FAMOUS SAYIN(;S (JK FAMOl S I ' liOl , . So far so good — Dr. Shankle Now, let us continue our class struggle — Mr. iJarlcr Refer to this at some future lime — Miss WiMjiliciiJ Young ladies — Dr. Cook I have a surprise for you — Miss Eppes You ' re exposed to this class, if you please — Dr. All-lc-lirr When I was young and foolish — Miss Harnett What does it matter — Miss Enders It isn ' t good — Mrs. Bushnell My friends — Dr. Combs It ' s a long story — Dr. Dodd Horton: Men gifted with an intelligence and a mental power such as mine can ' t be found running around loose everyday. Virginia Yeatts: Of course not, Horton, that ' s what the insane asylums are for. Joe: You know. Bill Stevens is just like a window glass. Kitty: How come? Joe: He ' s such a pain. Mr. Darter: The papers state that there is a new campaign started against malaria. Marguerite Yeatts: Good heavens! What have ihe Malarians done now? ADVICE TO THE DATES (SUNDAY PREFERRED) When the date bell has rung and you are about to present her with the rather fond good night — and Mr. Grinnon comes on the scene unexpectedly — have a Murad. WHY STUDY? The more you study, _ The more vou know. The more you know. The more you forget. The more you forget, The less you know: So why study? The less you study. The less you know. The less you know. The less you forget. The less you forget. The more you know: So why study? He (on telephone) : Is that you, sweetheart? Kitty Jefferson: Yes, who ' s talking? THE BALCONY SCENE FROM ROMEO AND JULIET AS IT WOULD BE IN MODERN TIMES (Romeo enters grounds of Capulet home, dressed in tux. Ho looks up at a window, at which a young girl dressed in a smart little evening dress, stands I . Romeo: May the Gods be praised! It ' s my Sheba, the girl of my dreams, the girl I wanted to meet tonight but couldn ' t. Confound it, why should my governor and her old man always be at such dagger ' s points? I wonder what she ' s thinking of standing there gazing at the stars with the breeze whisking those tricky little bobbed curls of hers about her saucy little face. This is a pretty risky piece of business. She may give me the cold shoulder. She may even call her dad. If she does — feet, take on wings. But, faint heart never did win a fair lady, so here goes. (He moves out from behind a rosebush and stands directly under Juliet ' s window and begins singing softly) : I was meant for you. You were meant for me. Nature patterned you. And when she was done You were all the sweet things Rolled up in one, etc. Juliet: Well, Mr. Nighthawk, or should I say Nightingale? Who are you? Where didja come from? And why the grand serenade under my window? Oh, I see! You ' re the handsome shiek who wouldn ' t come my way at the hop tonight, in spite of the fact that I was wearing my best come-hither-look in my eyes. S ' matter pop? What was wrong? Romeo: Gee kid, couldn ' t you see that I wanted to? But I couldn ' t. Do you know who I am? Well, I ' m the obedient offspring of your Honorable dad ' s worst enemy, the dreaded Montague. Juliet: Oh! how thrilling! Think of it. They ' d die if they knew we had ever met, and certainly if they knew that they had entertained a Montague in their own home. Boy, how they do hate you and yours. Romeo: Now that ' s a shame, isn ' t it queen? Lordy, what hard-hearted brutes they are to keep a swell baby like you away from me. 200 Juliet: Well, why let ' em ' : ' The — all — the founlry hi;. ' l way ouf;ht lo he rather interesting tonight when viewed from a sweet little aut(i ' Romeo: Great idea! Come on kid, we ' ll take a spin in ihi- moordi jfit lo icther. My roadster ' s parked just over there licliiiid thai hiiildiii ' . Juliet: Oh boy, I dread what ' U haijjjen lu me il the Cupulets catch me. But my eleventh commandment is ' Thou shalt not get caught, ' so let ' s go. Romeo: Put your fool on that stone. Kirlrlo. and jum|) rijrht into your Papa ' s arms. (Juliet jumps with a little squeal. They grab each other ' s hands and race for the little yellow roadster.) S ' POSE Dr. Combs wasn ' t interested in S. T. C. Audrey Steele stopped studying for Dr. Shankle. The Tea Room would close. Jeannette Luther couldn ' t have dates. Izzy couldn ' t go away for week-ends. Student Council didn ' t meet every Monday night. Grace Taylor got to class on time. Miss Jenner walked slowly. Mrs. Bushnell failed to quiet the dining room. Sara Harris couldn ' t play basketball. Dr. Kramer was late for class. Miss Barnette didn ' t have a car. Sturtevant didn ' t have something to say in Student Body meetings. Dr. Shankle dispensed wi th the card system. Dr. Allstetter approved of flunking slips. Sheedy: I wish I could borrow some money to go away this week-end. IJrquhart: Haven ' t you any friends ' ? Sheedy: Yes. but they don t know yet that I need money. 201 Ellie: ' ' Have you heard about the race? Lucia: What race? Ellie: The white race. Dr. Baker: Correct this sentence, ' Before any damage could be done, the fire was put out by the volunteer fire department ' . Leslie Watts: The fire was put out before any damage could be done by the volunteer fire department. Miss McKenzie: Mary Moore, your essay on ' My Mother ' was just the same as Martha ' s. Mary: Yes, ma ' am, we have the same mother. Dr. Cook tells this story at his own expense. He was instructing a class of girls about the circulation of the blood and to make sure they understood him he said, Can you tell me why it is that if I stand on my head there is a rush of blood to my head; whereas, if I stand on my feet there is no rush of blood to my feet. Yes, sir, immediately answered Kitty Reed, your feet are not empty. Miss Barnette: I think a woman can get anything she wants out of a man if she handles him right. Miss Dugan: Yea, but who wants to handle a man as rough as that, my dear. Billy Boy: That conductor glared at me as if I hadn ' t paid my fare. Liz Saunders: What did you do? Billy Boy: I glared back at him as though I had. Skinney: Going to the fair? Audrey: What fair? Skinney: Didn ' t you see in the Free-Lance Star, ' Fair today, rain tomorrow ' ? Elsie: Have you heard that one about the Scotchman? Mary: No. Elsie: Well, he had his daughter married in the backyard so the chickens could eat the rice. Miss Enders (giving directions in gym class): Stomach in. Chest out. What ' s the matter with you, Louise? Louise Boswell: My stomach seems to be the stronger. Anne P.: What ' s better than presence of mind in an accident? Maggie Q. : Absence of body. Dr. Cook: What makes a mixture of gasoline and air explode? Daisy : Fermentation. 202 Ur. liaker: Wlial is a synoiiyin ' . ' ' Edith Boulware: A syiKjiiyiii is a word tlial you use when you can ' t s|i :ll tin- other one. We ' re all in, groaiifd the C : ' M tennis class after an hour uf iJiz ' s instruction. Agnes: What is Lent? Audrey: Something borrowed, nol lo l e ri-liniied. ' Dr. Stull: What is a skeleton? Martha Moore: A skeleton is a man wilh his insides out and his oulsides in. Bill Bradshaw has a new car, hasn ' t he ? in(|uired Kill). Yes, answered Joe. What kind is it? A pray as you enter. Mother, asked Bobbie Combs, was that policeman ever a baby? Yes, dear. replied Mrs. Combs. Oh! I would love to see a baby policeman. ' Elvere: When ' s Audrey thinking of getting married? Mrs. Steel: Frequently. Horton: So you think it would be foolish for me to marry a girl who is mv mental inferior? Puddin ' : No, impossible. Bun: Don ' t you think the present day fashion is passing out? Margaret Griffin: Yes, it ' s quite fashionable. Helen Burch: Could I try on that lilue dress in the window? Johnny Comer: Why, er — that ' s the lamp shade. Albert: Come on outside — I want to show you some new steps. Jeanctte: Maybe ' ve better sit in the house, it ' s pretty cold on the steps. ' Beulah Boswell: Could vou love a boy friend if he was terribly close? Janet Johnson: Yes, the closer they are the better I love them. Alice A: You know that Elsie Powell spends all her time in front of the mirror, vanity, absolute vanity. Mary Clements: No, dear, not vanity, imagination. Yes, all kinds o ' nightmares! Skinney recited Thanatopsis in her sleep and made an A on Dr. Shankle ' s course. Dr. Dodd: I know a thing or two. Dr. Kramer: Really? What ' s the other one? Diz: I don ' t like Muffles ' ways at all. Urla: Oh, but Diz, think of his means! Dr. Alstetter: Have you ever noticed that successful men are bald? Annie Wood: Naturally, they come out on top. A. C: Don ' t go. You ' re leaving me entirely without reason. Sammie: I always leave things as I find them. Elsie: Will you love me when I ' m old? George: Must I wait as long as that? She ' s dumb, you say? Dumb, why she thinks curtail means a dog story. Page: Would you marry an idiot for the sake of his money? Urla: Oh! this is so sudden. Jimmy: I ' m too young to marry. Kat: Well, I ' m only proposing. Dr. Kramer: Didn ' t you claim when you sold me this car that you would replace anything that broke or was missing? Ford Dealer: Yes, what is it? Dr. Kramer: Well, I want four front teeth and a collar bone. Stranger: Do you work here? Dr. Combs: No, I ' m the President. Edith (writing): Dear Lil, you know I love William, but his father objects to our marriage and if he can ' t be mine I ' ll have to commit suicide. What do you advise? Sturty: Carbolic Acid. T«e BoOK of Wi ntm pe gooDc ©boppcs tell of tf)cit toates anD mcrrp lC0ts arc to ID There may be some reason for battles in the Battlefield ' s choice of Who ' s W h o amono- the Student Body, but there is never any battle as to which is the best coffee. It ' s— GUNSTON HALL Janney Coffee Co. FREDERICKSBURG - - VIRGINIA BOND ' S DRUG STORE The Oldest And We Try To Make It The Best Drug Store In The State In the years t come, when tlie memories of school days tah e possession of yon, it is our hope that we have served j-ou in such a waj ' as to merit a place in these memories. W. L. BOND Fr Hlericksburg, - - - Vir giuia Service Motor (Company, Inc (JfTicial A. A. A. .Service Stalion SALES SERVICE TIRES— TUBES— ACCESSORIES 1425 Princess Anne Stroet Phone 2G3 FREDKKK ' KSBUIUi, VA. 24-lKiur Service ' When Better Aut(:miiI)iU s Are Built, Buicli Will Buihl Thei MORRIS SERVICE Ext ends a cordial w Iconic to old friends and new and to all the young- ladies of the F. S T. C. Avho will let us have the plensufo of serviuii ' them .... En ranee from theatre for your convenience Morris Ser dee LLOYD M. LUMSDEN. Manager THE COMMERCIAL STATE BANK Fredericksburg, Virginia Capital and Surplus, $150,000.00 Make This Bank Your Bank E. M. YOUNG, Chairman of the Board G. W. SHEPHEED, President W. MAYO SMITH, Cashier J. L. SAVAGE, Assistant Cashier A BANK FOR ALL THE PEOPLE Capital $ 100,000.00 Surplus 150,000.00 Deposits 1 2,300,000.00 Largest Bank in Fredericksburg, Northern Neck and Southside Virginia 3% Interest paid on Savings Accounts The Farmers and Merchants State Bank Fredericksburg-, Virginia iM. G. WILLIS, President V. S. CHESLEY, Vice-President JOHN i G ' OULDMAN, JR., Cashier and Vice-President D. GORDON GOULDJIAN, Asst. Cashier G. C. GOULDMAX, Asst. Cashier SUPEKJOK ICE CREAM Is Mfidc Kr ' oiri Pure Pasteurized Milk and Cream And Is A Healthful Food Product Maniil ' acturcd by Fanners ' Creamery C()nij)aiiy Fredt ' i-ieksburg, Virginia WHEN YOU THINK OF BUILDING A HOME THINK OF US Kdciks ni iiig ' iniiilcrii ))laiis fur Ikhmcs will lie .sent frrc (in riMiiu ' st to ih :i(Uts c.f the Aiiiui. ' il, Build with care Our roprosoiitiifive will lio ;u ti give YOU estiuiiitos iuid iidviso in building. This scrvifo can make friends of customers and customers of friends. Vour every luiildiiig material need n lie lilled satisfactorily here. .T(dins Manville High Grade Roof- Benjamin J[o(ire ' s Paints. I ' TILAC, the wonder quick drying paint for bedroom, kitchen and ]iorili furniture. Fenestra Steel Sasli. Those attractive Casement Win- dows. EDGAR M. YOUNG Boulevard to Wolfe Street Phone 25 Fredericksturs. Va. We have always felt a very great interest in S. T. C. and have made a special effort to please the faculty and student body. We shall continue to do so. . . . . Goolrick ' s Pharmacy Phone 33 SPRING STYLES WITH A THRILL WITH ALL THEIR SMARTNESS, BROWN-bilt SHOES ARE DECIDEDLY NOT EXPENSIVE The Smart Scholastic Oxford GAINES Brown-bilt Shoe Store 90-4 Main Street Fredericksburg, Virginia KutiihliHlird l,s;)7 T ' ll. ' phoiM I ' ll Bell Brotliers Furnitiin ' Com )aii y Inc. FURNITURE AND RUGS and EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Homes Furnished Complete Fredrrieksbiirji ' . Virginia The streng ' th of a bank may he indii-atod liy its statement of condition, but it is also ini ' Msun ' d by tlie extent and quality of service it is ])iirposed to render. Aii ' ain we wish to stress our ability to handle satLsfaetorih ' (nir baidc aceount. The Planters National Bank Capital. Surplus, and Profits, $150,000.00 STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE FEEDERICKSBURG, VIRGIXLl A standard A-class senior teachers college, member of the American Association of Teachers Colleges, and of the National Association of Commercial Teacher-Training Institutions. A campus comprising sixty-five acres situated on Marye ' s Heights, overlooking the city of Fredericksburg, and commanding a panoramic view never to be forgotten. Beautiful groves, vine- clad slopes, deep wooded ravines threaded by crystal streams conspire to make it one of the most beautiful and alluring campuses in the South. SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES UNSURPASSED Ideally and strategicallj ' located in an atmosphere of culture and refinement, and in an environment that is both inspiring and romantic. In these idyllic surroundings one ' s college days pass all too quickly. Fredericksburg is in the heart of the most historic section of America, and is easily accessible to Washington, Rich- mond, Mount Vernon, Wakefield, Stratford, and other places of importance and note. A program of studies covering twelve departments, including commercial education, physical and health education, music, home economics, library science, and all general courses found in other standard teachers colleges. Catalogue, view book, and other information upon request. MORGAN L. COMBS, President R. G. HILDKUP S| cci;il Siiiilt.-Sccinj;- ' roiirs ' rips 1(1 Washinfi ' ton, I). ( ' KiclunoiHl, find all points Pliono 2U FrcdiTici ' Csbnr ' ; ' , Vji. Julian J. Garner WHOLESALE GROCER Fredpi-ieksburg, Virsinia The Peoples Bank of Stafford STAFFORD, VIRGINIA 3% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts N. N. BERRY, President D. M. CHICHESTER, 1st Vioe-Pif DR. E. J[. SNEED, •2u, Viee-Prt L. D. THOMAS, Cnshiei- K. (;. IIKILIN AlJCKI ' IKi T A. l LIILIjKI; ' ri ' dcricksbijrfJT, ' if j-iniM Shelton Trusoiow ODORLESS DRY CLEANING Wc.i-lv -;dlrd for and d.-liv.-r.-d Phone 523 liMii t.iiii St., Fredericksburg, Va. FUERHERD ' S QUALITY SHOP Good Thines to Eat Coca Cola Bottling Works PHONE 341 Fredericksburg, Virginia Charles M. Robinson ARCHITECTS CIIARLKS M. ROBINSON BENJAMIN A. RUFPIN C. CaTSTER ROBINSON J. BINFORD WALFORD Times-Dispatch Building- Richmond, Va. James Monroe Service Station Harold L. Cooke, Manager Hudson-Essex Agency Goodrich Tires Gas, Oil and Accessories storage and General Repairs Phone 730 400-408 Commerce St. Fredeiieksburg, Virginia The Spotless Co. Incorporated The South ' s Mail Order House Distributors of Home, Farm, Shop and Auto Supplies Clothing and Shoes Ricliinond, Virffinia Fredericksburg, Virginia WASHINGTON ' S BOYHOOD HOME TOWN. WHERE THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH MEET A progressive cit.x- iiiil si ' ctidii, wlin-c a decent citizen is welcome, ami can. by iiKMleratc energy, support liiinseir iind taiiiily in eoinlort. educate liis children, and lay up s(jinetliiii - for his old age. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Fredericksburg, Virginia H. LEWIS WALLACE, President HUGH D. SCOTT, Cashier GEORGE A. SCOTT, Assist.int Cas ' Jie; THE National Bank of Fredericksburg, Virginia 115 YEARS OF SUCCES8FFL BAXKIXG The Rock of Gibraltar — Safe for Savers ' U. S. Government SAFE ' ' ' Story of our Growili Depository _ -. , , ,.i,- Deposits January 1. 192, STRONG ?1..S76.935.14 Deposits July 1. 1927 i iin t SECURE J1.4S0..il-.32 Roijberv aiul _ Deposits January 1. 19JS BurgKiry POLITE SERVICE $1.661.20 .14 Compound Interest on Savings Capital Stock and Surplus You are Protected by over a Million Dollars of Gilt Edge Resources Scott Carmichael Books Kodaks Stationery Films Music Pianos Sporting Goods Novelties FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Send Us Your Kod.-ik Work M. M. LEWIS DRUGGIST THE REXALL STORE Candj- Soda Water Cigars Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention Commerce St., Fredericksburg, Va. Boston Variety Store Leader of Low Prices Ready-to-Wear MILLINERY, SHOES for The Whole Family Jones Motor Co. Studebaker Cadillac La Salle Service and Accessories JONES MOTOR CO. Fredericksliurg, - Virginia ( ' onipliiiiciits of Benjaiiiiii T. Pill? PITTS ' COLONIAL and LEADER THEATRES WILSON BROS. lUTILDTNG STTPPLIES of ALL KINDS Plione 550 Fredericksbiu-ii ' , Va. TlIK (iliKATKST (Jicvrolet III (, ' licvi-o)ct History IfOADHTKIt 95 sl ' din HOADHTER - 523 I ' llAHTON „ 495 roACII 565 (;ouPE 563 SPORT COUPE 625 (•ij:b sedan 625 SRDAN 67 Virginia Sales and Service Corp. FrciliTirUsl.iir. ' , - - - Vi.,,;,, ;•, R. A. KISHPAUGH STATIOXEUY And PRINTING Kodaks JIajestie Radios Vietrolas Watenuan Fdiiiitaiii Pens Everytliing for the College Compliments of J. Garnett King, Jr. Fredericksburg, Va. Chichester-Dickson Company INSURANCE 6 Law Bldg. Phone 112 Fredericksburs. Va. MILLINERY and FROCKS With that Touch of Distinction Jones Fashion Shop 202 Commerce St. ROGER CLARICE INSURER Fire — Life — AiTto — Bonds 2nd Floor Law Bldg. Fredericksburar, - - - Yirarinia We Aim To Please SULLIVAN SHOE REPAIRING SHOP Fredericksburg, Virginia — ULMANS— Home of Lifetime Jewelry WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Fredericksburg, Va. Compliments of Marshall ICing Frederifksbui ' E School teachers are no longer old maids, for WHITE ROSE FLOUR has taught them the secret of cooking and hence the war to a man ' s heart. MANASSAS MILLING CORPORATION ] Ianassas. - - - Virginia The Free Lance-Star Fredericksburg ' s DAILY NEWSPAPER Complete Local News and Full Associated Press Service One of Virginia ' s Best Newspapers Fredericksburg Motor Company Sales FORD Service 613-G17 Princess Anne St. MUSIC For Dani ' iny: and EMttTfaiiiiiiciit THE WOODING ORCHESTRA Fretlei-icksburg, Virgiuia Montgomery ard Company The World ' s Largest CHAIN of General Merchandise Stores When you think ot bnyiuir think of WARD ' S BRENT STORES, INC. THE COLLEGE GIRL ' S STORE DRY GOODS— HOSIERY— LINGERIE FANCY GOODS READY-TO-WEAR MILLINERY Call Phoue 70 We Deliver the Goods 826-828 Main Street, Fredericksburg, Virginia J. C. PENNEY CO. A Nation Wide Institution Operating Over 1000 Department Stores From Coast To Coast We eater to the College ]Miss ' s wants. Our New York Buyers select the most up-to-date merchandise which is always ready for j ' our selection at lowest in town prices. QUALITY MERCHANDISE— INVESTIGATE MEREDITH BAKING COMPANY Old Home Bread MADE WITH A MOTHER ' S CARE Prederieksbiirj, ' , Virginia College CTed Room HOURS I ' ■■ ' ■ ' - ' ° ' P - t 9:45 p. m. to 10:30 p. m. ROYAL STUDIO 1213 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. Official Photographers for the 1930 Battlefield DREAMS COME TRIDE ° ' ' f a ras-v. can £i7u? a brttet btoild a Ititn moUjCetrap tban h ncii ljor- ttje taorld toill rmki a beaten jjatli to Mff door. ' ' 1C|iiflibiirg ' EiigFaBmg Ccxpau DESIGNERS AND ENGRAVERS OF BETTER. ANNUALS [Br© Bi]-E£)mi®m (S® fNCORPORATED Printers Lithographers Binders Engravers PI-ION€ 2-1-8-4 718 MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VA. ...«( ; t ' - ' H|