Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1932 volume:

mARY L. CLEMENTS Sditor-in-Qhiej SUGENIA SHLER JULIA LEE BOSTON ' Business 3Aanagers THE- BATTLEFIELD OF 1932 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODT STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA THEME )£ ' ¥£ tried to preserve for you readers, - ' In the few pages we have here, Qlimpses of the happiest hours We ' ve had together this year. In doing this we ' re comparing In a very small way The most memorable hours of Washington s life With those we live today. The past is present, The present, past — That ' s the idea we ' re giving you here. For human nature is much the same, f o matter what the year. FOREWORD QIRLS of Qolonial days, and the SModern girl! Is there such a difference after all? Situations have a way of repeating themselves, so who knows hut what other girls of other days, experienced the same things we do today, in our life on the hill? . It was with this thought in mind that we tried to link the past with the present, in the following pages. We hope that the charm of history of the present will serve as a finer, better background for the days that are to be! y . .y .. . CONTENTS ook One .... The School ook Two .... The Qlasses ook Three .... Features ook Four .... oActivities ook Five .... oAthletics ook Six . . . qA dvertisements To WASHINGTON Father of our Qountry! Oh, Immortal Soul! Would that we could struggle Upward to thy goal. Would that we, while living here, Qould leave something worth while To help the others in their toil oAlong the weary mile. Oh, that we might, in living. Living — at its best. Leave something for others to strive for Or in some way help the rest. If we could only, while staying Four years of our life right here. Where thou, O Qreat cAmerican, Spent many a happy year, Qatch something of the vision That inspired thee on thy way, ' Twould make every past hour of hardship qA pleasure, of today! Hail to thee, ' Virginian! We lionor thy name today! Aday the greatness of tliy spirit Linger with us — for always. GEORGE WASHINGTON too k ne (X) i j « Ke oMchool F :L i ' ' ■ W ' ' ■ ' ' ' 1 ' faculty and dministradon THE BATTLEFIELD Morgan L. Combs A.B., A.M., Ed.M., Ed.D. President Graduate of Richmond Academy; A.B., Univer- sity of Richmond; A.M., University of Chicago; Ed.M. and Ed.D., Harvard University; Teacher and Principal in PubUc 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 Secondary Education, 1923-1925; Professor Sec- ondary Education, 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 Washing- ton University, Summer School, 1928; Chairman Virginia Committee Association of Colle ges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States, 1923- 1925; Contributing Editor, High School Quar- terly, 1923-1925; author and editor numerous survey reports, bulletins, and publications; Presi- dent, State Teachers College, Fredericksburg, January 1, 1929. s ' V I 9 B AT T L E F T E L D Dr. Morgan L. Combs President THE BATT L E FIELD Mrs. Charles Lake Bushnell Dean of PFomen 24 THE l:..J.. BATTLEFIELD Dr. M. L. Altstetter Academic Dean THE BATTLEFIELD Mary E. McKenzie English George E. Shankle Head of English Department Elizabeth W. Baker English Roberta L. Barnett English Mildred E. McMurtry Head of Language Department Lola Minicii James H. Dodd Alice Wakefield Commercial Education Head of Commercial Depart- Commercial Education ment B ATT L E FIELD Mrs. James H. Dodd Education Oscar H. Darter Head of Social Sciencv Deparl- Mrs. Frances Ramey Social Science Mrs. M. L. Altstetter Education Roy S. Cook Head of Science Department Walter J. Young Elementary Education Helen H. Shultz Science Catesby- Willis Social Science and Language THE BATTLEFIELD Emma Waterman Head of Physical Education Department Eva Taylor Eppes Head of Music Department Grace K. Tanner Head of Home Economics Deparlmcnt Theodora Wiesner Pliysicael Education Sallie H. Norris Music IvA Byrd Johnson Home Economics Mrs. Jere M. Willis PJiysicael Education Nora C. Willis Music Dorothy Ducgan Fine and Industrial Arts ' ' RY WASHINGTON COLCEGE tE TRINKLE LIBRARYI William N. Hamlet Mathematics Elizabeth Trible Scliool Nurse Charles A. Edwards Principal of Training School Helen Mills Muriel I. Sanders Mrs. Beryl B. Willis Supervisor of Training School Supervisor of Training School Supervisor of Training School Mrs. Josephine Jerrell White Eleanor Hayes Supervisor of Training School Supervisor of Training School Wesa Dale Registrar THE FIELD Nettie Taliaferro Margaret D. Calhoun Secretary to Dean of Instruction Librarian Mrs. Delia L. Ruff Dietitian and Assistant Dean of IF omen Grace Taylor Assistant Libraria n Mrs. J. C. Ferneyhough Treasurer Naxnie Mae Williams Secretary to the President Lucy Taliaferro Postmistress look Ivo f j ( j ( Ke Q lasses THE B A Mr. Oscar H. Darter Sponsor THE B A T T E FIELD Mary Kilmon OnANCOCK, VIRGINIA President Major — Latin Minors — Englisit, FrencJi Hollins, ' 28, ' 29; Treasurer Eastern Shore Club, ' 30; President Eastern Shore Club, ' 31; German Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 31, ' 32; Modern Portias, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; East- ern Shore Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Fire Chief, ' 32; Sophomore Class Basketball Team, ' 30; Junior Class Basketball Team, ' 31. Stella Cora Elizabeth Scricco WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Vice-President Major — Physical Education Minor — English Colby Junior College, ' 30; Vice-President Senior Class, ' 32; President Choir Club, ' 32; President Distant States Club, ' 32; Secretary-Treasurer Athletic Association, ' 31; Lead- ers ' Club, ' 32; German Club, ' 31, ' 32; A. A., ' 31, ' 32; English Club, ' 32; Distant States Club, ' 31, ' 32; Class Hockey Team, ' 31, ' 32; Class Baseball Team, ' 31; Class Basketball Team, ' 32; Class Track Team, ' 31, ' 32; Betty Lewis Speedball Team, ' 32; Basketball Manager, ' 31. L D Inez Fell GUINEA, VIRGINIA Secretary Major — Englisli Minors — Commercial Education, Education President Glee Club, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 32; English Club, ' 32; Glee Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 32; Choir Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Secretary Choir Club, ' 28; Secretary Glee Club, Secretary Senior Class, ' 32; K. K. K., ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Rappahannock Club, ' 31. Ruth M. Myers RINGGOLD, VIRGINIA Treasurer Majors — English, History Minor — Elementary Education Averett College, Danville, Va., Dramatic Club, ' 31, 32; English Club, ' 31, ' 32; House Council of Virginia Hall, ' 32; A. A., ' 32; Piedmont Club, ' 31, ' 32; Treasurer Senior Class, ' 32; German Club, ' 32 36 THE B A T T FIELD Thelma E. Andrews SPARTA, VIRGINIA Major — History Minors — Home Economics, English Dramatic Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Tidewater Club, ' 29, ' 30; Y. R., ' 31, ' 32; English Club, ' 31, ' 32; G. K. T. Club, ' 32; German Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Hockey Class Team, ' 30, ' 31. Alice Archibald 1213 Twenty-third Street NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Major — French Minors — English, History Class Hockey Team, ' 29, ' 30; Class Soccer Team, ' 29, ' 30; President Le Cercle Francais, ' 29, ' 30; Reporter Les Savantes, ' 29, ' 30; Secretarj- Tidewater Club, ' 30, ' 32; Secre- tary Modern Portias, ' 31; Treasurer Y. W. C. A., ' 31; Organization Manager Battle- field, ' 31, ' 32; Vice-President Junior Class, ' 31; German Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 32; Dramatic Club, ' 31; Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 31, ' 32; Vice-President Modern Portias, ' 32; Y. W. Play, ' 31; May Court, ' 31; Freshman Commission Advisor, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 32. THE BATTLEFIELD Elizabeth Barnett FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Majors — Englisli, History Kansas City Junior College, ' 29; Dramatic Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Treasurer Dramatic Club, ' 31; President Dramatic Club, ' 32; Day Students ' Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Day Students ' Rep- resentative to Council, ' 31, ' 32; German Club; ' 30, ' 31; Distant States Club, ' 31, ' 32; Col- lege Orchestra, ' 30, ' 31; English Club, ' 31, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 32; Sophomore Benefit, ' 30; Dramatic Club Benefit, ' 31; Commencement Play, ' 31. Lillian Beazley MILFORD, VIRGINIA Major — Social Science Minors — Science, Englisli Y. R. Club, ' 31 ; Tidewater Club, ' 32. Miriam M. Bodine 206 S. Fourth Street WILMINGTON, N. C. Major — Elementary Education Minors — Englisii, Art Editor-in-Chief Bullet, ' 32; Bullet Staff, ' 29, 30, 31, ' 32; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 32; Battlefield Staff, ' 32; German Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 32; Carolina Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Gaminoso Club, ' 32; Les Savantes, ' 30, ' 31; Modern Portias, ' 31, ' 32; Y. W. Play, ' 31; Dramatic Club, ' 32; Junior Class Basketball Team, ' 31. Louise Boswell BURKEVILLE, VA. Major — Physical Education Minors — Social Science, English Virginia Intermont College, ' 29; Student Council, Senior Class Representative, ' 32; Vice- President A. A., ' 32; Vice-President Piedmont Club, ' 31; Secretary-Treasurer Piedmont Club, ' 30; German Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Class Hockey Team, ' 30, ' 31; Class Soccer Team, ' 30; Class Volley Ball Team, ' 30; Class Newcomb Team, ' 30; Class Baseball Team, ' 31; Class Basketball Team, ' 31 ; Varsity Second Squad, ' 30. THE BATTLEFIELD Addie Estelle Campbell MILFORD, VIRGINIA Major — Elementary Education Minors — Art, English Dramatic Club, ' 32; German Club, ' 32; Richmond Club, ' 32; House Council of Virginia Hall, ' 32. Frances Carmean CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA Major — Education Minors — English, Education Leaders ' Club, ' 32; President Eastern Shore Club, ' 32; Eastern Shore Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Treasurer Dramatic Club, ' 32; Dramatic Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; German Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; A. A., ' 29; Hall Fire Captain, ' 31, ' 32; House Council of Betty Lewis, ' 32; English Club, ' 32. THE BATTLEFIELD Ruth Carneal PENOLA, VIRGINIA Major — Elementary Education Minors — Social Science, English House Council Frances Willard, ' 31; Y. R. Club, ' 31; Tidewater Club, ' 31, ' 32; House President Frances Willard, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 32; Fire Captain, ' 32. Lynda Payne Chilton . SOMERS, VIRGINIA Major — Science Minors — English, History Class Soccer Team, ' 30; Class Basketball Team, ' 30; Class Hockey Team, ' 32; Northern Neck Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; German Club, ' 30; A. A., ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. THE BATTLEFIELD Mary L. Clements 63 Cherry Avenue HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Major — Englisli Minors — Commercial Education, History Editor-in-Chief Battlefield, ' 31, ' 32; Organization Manager Battlefield, ' 30; German Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Dramatic Club, ' 31; Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; May Court, ' 30; Maid-of-Honor, ' 31; Leaders ' Club, ' 31, ' 32; Secretary Modern Portias, ' 32; Presi- dent Tidewater Club, ' 32; Vice-President Tidewater Club, ' 29; House Council of Vir- ginia Hall, ' 29; President Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 30; Les Savantes, ' 29, ' 30. Evelyn Alexander Cline FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Major — Pliysical Education Minor — Social Science Day Students ' Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Vice-President Day Students ' Club, ' 30; President Day Students ' Club, ' 32; German Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; A. A., ' 30, ' 31; Junior Soccer Team, ' 31; Senior Soccer Team, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 32; May Court, ' 30; May Queen, ' 31; Sophomore Benefit, ' 30; Junior Benefit, ' 31. THE B A T T E FIELD Caroline Davis 19 Broad Street NEW BERN, N. C. Major — Elementary Education Minors — Education, English Converse College, ' 29; German Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; A. A., ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Reporter to Bullet, ' 31; English Club, ' 32; Class Hockey Team, ' 32; Carolina Club, ' 31; Gaminoso, ' 32. Elizabeth Davis SWEET HALL, VIRGINIA Major — Commercial Education Minors — Commercial Education, Englisli Secretary Junior Class, ' 31; Class Hockey Team, ' 31, ' 32; K. K. K. Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 Tidewater Club Secretary, ' 30; Y. R. Club, ' 31; Richmond Club, ' 32. THE B L D Rosalind Virginia Decker CAPAHASIC, VIRGINIA Major — Latin Minors — Englisli, Art Y. V. C. A. Publicitv, ' 29; Art Editor Bullet, ' 30; Treasurer Junior Class, ' 31; Reporter to Bullet, ' 31; English Club, ' 31; President English Club, ' 32; Art Editor Battlefield, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 32; German Club, ' 31. Eugenia E. Ehler 103 Park Road SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Major — Commercial Education Minors — Commercial Education, English Bullet Staff, ' 29, ' 30; Peanut Club, ' 29, ' 30; Vice-President Peanut Club, ' 30; K. K. K., ' 30, ' 3i ' 3-; V. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 31; Class Hockey Team, ' 30; Class Soccer Team, ' 30; Fire Captain, ' 31; German Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Les Savantes, ' 29, ' 30; Battlefield Staff, ' 31, ' 32; Business Manager Battlefield, ' 32; Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. THE BATTLEFIELD Elsie Coleman Goodloe FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Major — Social Science Minor — Elementary Education Hockey Team, ' 29; Day Steudents ' Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; May Court, ' 31; Secretary- Treasurer Day Students ' Club, ' 32 ; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 32. Sara Evelyn Harris BETTERTON, MARYLAND Major — Physical Education Minor — Home Economics President Student Government, ' 32; Junior Representative to Council, ' 31; Varsity Squad, ' 29; Class Hockey Team, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Class Soccer Team, ' 29, ' 30; Baseball Team, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Class Basketball Team, ' 29, 30, ' 31; Sophomore Class Treasurer, ' 30; Glee Club, ' 31, ' 32; Distant States Club, ' 31, ' 32; President Leaders ' Club, ' 32; A. A., ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 32. THE BATTLEFIELD Elizabeth Harrow DELTAVILLE, VIRGINIA Major — Elementary Education Minors — Elementary Education, Enc lisli Tidewater Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Y. R. Club, ' 31; Choir Club, ' 30, ' 31; English Club, ' 32. Julia Marie Heflin CROPP, VIRGINIA Major — Commercial Education Minors — Commercial Education, Education K. K. K., ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Day Students ' Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Piedmont Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. 46 7 THE BATTLEFIELD Sue Hickerson CULPEPER, VIRGINIA Major — Elementary Education Minors — English, Social Science English Club, ' 31, ' 32; Piedmont Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. Louise V. Huyette BERRYVILLE, VIRGINIA Major — Commercial Education Minors — Commercial Education, Art Class Hockey Team, ' 30; Class Soccer Team, ' 30; K. K. K., ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Shenandoah Club, ' 31, ' 32; German Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; A. A, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31. Ellen L. Keister Koute 1 SALEM, VIRGINIA Major — Commercial Education Minors — Commercial Education, English Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class, ' 29; Class ' Hockey Team, ' 31; Class Baseball Team, ' 31 ; President Southwest Virginia Club, ' 32. Esther Kessler NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA Major — Commercial Education Minors — Commercial Education, English Tidewater Club, ' 32; Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 31, ' 32. Elizabeth King 1413 Main Stic, t FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Major — Mathematics Minor — Science Day Students ' Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Vice-President Day Students ' Club, ' 32; German Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 31, ' 32; Battlefield Staff, ' 32; May Court, ' 31. Margaret French Kirkpatrick RENTS STORE, FLUVANA COUNTi ' , VIRGINIA Major — Commercial Education Minors — Commercial Education, English President K. K. K., ' 32; Vice-President K. K. K., ' 31; Reporter K. K. K., ' 29; Dramatic Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Secretary Dramatic Club, ' 32; Secretary Leaders ' Club, ' 32; A. A., ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Glee Club, ' 30; German Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Class Basketball Team, ' 3O1 ' 3I) 32; Class Hockey Team, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Sub-Varsity Hockey Team, ' 29; Shenandoah Club, ' 31; Piedmont Club, ' 32; May Court, ' 29, ' 30; Secretary Student Gov- ernment, ' 31, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 32. L D Margaret Billups Lodge HICKORY, VIRGINIA Major — Physical Education Minors — Physical Education, English President A. A., ' 32; Treasurer Leaders ' Club, ' 32; Reporter to Bullet, ' 32; Senior Class Play, ' 32; House Council Frances Willard, ' 30; House Council Betty Le vis, ' 32; Fire Department, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; A. A. Cheer Leader, ' 31; Student Body Cheer Leader, ' 30, ' 31; Class Cheer Leader, ' 30, ' 3T, ' 32; German Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; A. A., ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; English Club, ' 31; Piedmont Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Orchestra, ' 29, ' 30; Class Hockey Team, ' 3O) ' 3 ' i ' 32; Class Soccer Team, ' 30; Class Baseball Team, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Class Basketball Team, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Class Newcomb Team, ' 31; Class Track Team, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Manager Betty Lewis Senior Speedball Team, ' 32; Varsit) ' Basketball, ' 31. Dorothy E. McDaniel 1022 Monroe Street LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA Major — Commercial Education Minors — Commercial Education, English Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 31, ' 32; K. K. K., ' 31, ' 32. SO THE BATTLE FIELD Elsie McGowen 204 North Tarboro Street WILSON, N. C. Major — Elementary Education Minors — Elementary Education, English German Club, ' 32; Carolina Club, ' 31; Treasurer Carolina Club, ' 32 Frances Helen Miller MILFORD, VIRGINIA Majors — Home Economics, Science Tidewater Club, ' 30; Y. R. Club, ' 31; German Club, ' 31, ' 32; G. K. T. Club, ' 32 THE BATTLEFIELD Lucy Allison Mister CAPEVILLEj VIRGINIA Major — Music Minor — Elementary Education Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Choral Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Choir Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; President Choir Club, ' 31; German Club, ' 29, !,30, ' 31, ' 32; Bullet Staff, ' 29- ' 32; News Editor Bullet, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 31; Les Savantes, ' 30; Eastern Shore Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; May Court, ' 31 Erma Virginia Morrison FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Majors — Science, Mat iematcs Day Students ' Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Class Hockey Team, ' 29; Class Baseball Team, ' 29. THE B ATT L E FIELD Margaret Moss 130G Winchester Street FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Major — History Minor — Home Economics German Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Day Students ' Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. Delma M. Owen LONG ISLAND, VIRGINIA Major — Education Minors — Englisli, Education Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 30, ' 31; Glee Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Choral Club, ' 29, ' 30; German Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Dramatic Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Peanut Club, ' 30; Class Hockey Team, ' 29, ' 30; Class Basketball Team, ' 30, ' 31; House Council, ' 30, ' 31; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 31; Bullet Staff, ' 31; Piedmont Club, ' 31, ' 32; Treasurer Piedmont Club, ' 32; English Club, ' 32; Glee Club Reporter, ' 31. THE Grace W. Patch GLEN ' ALLEN, VIRCIXLA Major — Elementary Education Minors — English, Social Science Richmond Club, ' 32 ; English Club, ' 32 Carolease Pollard 205-A North Mulborry Struet RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Major — Commercial Education Minor — Elementary Education Richmond Normal School, ' 29; A. A., ' 31; Junior Hockey Team, ' 31; Peanut Club, ' 30; K. K. K., ' 30; Senior Hockey Team, ' 32; Richmond Cluub, ' 32; Secretary K. K. K., ' 32. THE BATT L E FIELD Leota Isabella Rae JARRATT, VIRGINIA Major — Commercial Education Minors — Commercial Education, Art Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, ' 31, ' 32; Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 31, ' 32; K. K. K., ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 Vice-President K. K. K., ' 32. Mary Van Buren Rawlings 70G Lewis Street ' . FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Majors — History, English Minor — Education Day Students ' Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; English Club, ' 31, ' 32; Dramatic Club, ' 31, ' 32 German Club, ' 32. 55 Helen Rice OTTOMAN, VIRGINIA Majors — Pliysical Education, Elementary Education Minor — English Treasurer Student Government, ' 32; A. A., ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Northern Neck Club, ' 29, ' 31, ' 32; Freshman Representative to A. A. Council, ' 29; Varsity Basketball Team, ' 30; Hockey Class Team, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Soccer Class Team, ' 29, ' 31; Baseball Team, ' 30, ' 31; President Northern Neck Club, ' 32; Chairman of Sports, ' 32; German Club, Manager Baseball Tournament, ' 32. Esther Rowe FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Majors — Science, Mathematics Minors — English, Social Science Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Day Students ' Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Secretary-Treasurer Day Students ' Club, ' 30; Class Hockey Team, ' 29, ' 30; Class Soccer Team, ' 30; Dramatic Club, ' 31 ; Reporter to Bullet, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32. E FIELD Carolina Club, Susan Catherine Scott 106 East Oak Street GOLDSBORO, N. C. Major — Elementary Education Minors — Elementary Education, English ' 31; K. K. K., ' 29, ' 30; German Cluh, ' 30, ' 31; [, ' 32; Choral Club, ' 30, ' 31; English Club, ' 32. Dramatic Club, Mary Kathryn Shultz 137 Colli ' gi. Avenue DANVILLE, VIRGINIA Major — Elementary Education Minors — Elementary Education, English Senior Representative Student Council, ' 32; Assistant Editor-in-Chief Bullet, mont Club, ' 29, 30, ' 31, ' 32; Club Reporter, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; Modern Portias, ' Les Savantes, ' 30; Betty Lewis House Council, ' 30, ' 31; Scene Shifters, ' 3c Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31; President Piedmont Club, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 32 31. 3 ; German THE B A E F I E L D Elizabeth Northrop Smith 107 Buford Place MACON, GEORGIA Majors — Mathematics, Science Minor — Art President Freshman Class, ' 30; Leaders ' Club, ' ' 30; Manager College Orchestra, ' 31, ' 32 Carolina Club, ' 30, ' 31; Class Hockey Team, ' 31, ' 32; Class Soccer Team, ' 31. Dav Students ' Club, Thelma Stevens MOUNT, VIRGINIA Major — Commercial Education Minors — Commercial Education, English 29, ' 30, ' 31;. K. K. K., ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Junior Hockey Team, ' 31; Senior Hockey Team, ' 32. I E L D Annie Wood Taylor EMPORIA, VIRGINIA Major — Social Science Minor — English Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College, ' 29; German Club, ' 30; Dramatic Cluh, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Secretary-Treasurer Peanut Club, ' 31; Peanut Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; English Club, ' 31, ' 32; Vice-President Dramatic Club, ' 31, ' 32. Gladys Tilley 3123 Stuart Avenue RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Major — English Minors — History, Latin Sophomore Representative to Council, ' 30; Junior Representative to Council, ' 31; Vice- President Student Government, ' 32; News Editor Bullet, ' 31; Feature Editor Bullet, ' 32; Secretary-Treasurer Richmond Club, ' 32; English Club, ' 31, ' 32. THE BATTLEFIELD Denior Thelma L ouise Walker HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Majors — Latin, French Minor — English K. K. K., ' 30; Les Savantes, ' 30; Le Cercle Franc?.is, ' 30; Tidewater Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; English Club, ' 31, ' 32; Fire Captain, ' 31 ;, Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 31; President Alpha Phi Sigma, ' 32; Leaders ' Club, ' 32. Ella Bramblett Wheat LITWALTON, VIRGINIA Majors — Commercial Education, Science Minor — Commercial Education K. K. K., ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Class Basketball Team, ' 30; Senior Hockey Team, ' 32; German Club, ' 30; A. A., ' 29; Northern Neck Club, ' 29, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32; Reporter Northern Neck Club, ' 32. f f THE B ATT L E FIELD ' ' ' ' Yellow Shadows Depressing shadoivs shift restlessly ivithiti. While the uncertain lights yearn to conceal The chilly spines as they draw closer to the fire To cast dappled patterns of shade on the drapes In severe outline. lain attempts in conversation fail to divert The minds that probe and toss to find their guilt. And shadoivs deepen as they hasten To find satisfaction in the murderer. The shadoivs, noiv yellow. Fuse into one ray, cold and bronze. Which plays around and paints the faces Until the guilt appears evenly distributed. Faces, slapped as if by hunger. Each ivith its secret guilt to bear alone. Comfort the murderer as he boivs his head On draivn knees in silent confession. Rosalind Decker. THE BATTLEFIELD The Vision Splendid ' Tnuas sunset, and the evening star [ ' as tiuinkling in the ivesl; A quiet hush was o ' er the place, Tlie earth seemed at its best. A lonely figure was sitting On the hill, at the foot of a tree — Musing, wondering, dreaming Of the past, and the days to be. And as she sat there thinking — Gazing out o ' er the town below: .1 strange thing happened — Something queer, the vision changed, for lo. Instead of the twinkling street lights. She had seen a moment before. Small candle lights and minute lamps Peeprd through the windows and door. The streets were filled with people Dressed in crinoline And powdered wigs, knee breeches, IValking o ' er the village green — A gay pageantry of figures — Never ceasing — seemed to be Passing in review, slowly, So she could see. The powdered wigs soon passed away , Likewise the crinoline; And in their place others came — Anxious to be seen. On and on — ever changing — This pageantry of life. Each showing the signs of suffering — Joy and sorrow, and of strife. Jf ' hen suddenly, the quietness changed, And panic filled the air — Tlie noise of guns — of thundering hoofs- Destruction — everywhere ! The pageant stopped for a moment. But how quickly time flies; And ere many minutes passed aivay. New figures greeted her eyes. These people had been suffering. But bravely they carried on Their ivork of Reconstruction — A new nation was begun A new feeling crept into the air — Strange, ne w noises were heard. The age of Science and Invention Had crept in on wings — like a bird. The solitary figure stirred — irhat.t Had she been sleeping there? Or had her mind been playing tricks While she sat in the twilight air? Why, there lay Fredericksburg at her feet — Tlie lights gleaming down belov — ■ The noise, and hum of the busy town — People living — and on the go. The past has such a charm for us With its memories ever dear, . ' Ind its feeling of enchantment Still surrounds us living here Alma Murchison, ' 33. THE ATT L E FIELD Miss Theodora. Wiesner Sponsor 64. THE BATTLEFIELD Martha Moore Buchanan, Virginia President Joan Brickhouse 712 South Twenty-sixth Street MiLWAUEE, Wisconsin Vice-President Ethel Turner BURKEVILLE, VIRGINIA Secretary- Treasurer THE BATTLEFIELD Ellen Anderson 274 Calhoun Street Charleston, South Carolina Alice Belote Onancock, Virginl Mae Berson 630 High Street Portsmouth, Virginia 66 THE FIELD Anna Stuart Blanton 331 Fifty-second Street Newport News, Virginia Julia Lee Boston 2206 Hanover Avenue Richmond, Virginia Alice Mae Brown Urbanna, Virginia 67 THE B A T T E FIELD Anne Virginia Bryant 704 West Grace Street Richmond, Virginia Margaret Carter R. F. D. No. I Haymarket, ' irginia Ruby Cook Smoots, ' ircinia THE —MlM ' ' - • if - „!mill ' -m::! ima. :-- BATTLEFIELD MURIAL Cox Guinea, Virginia Sarah Daughtrey 125 St. James Avenue Suffolk, Virginia Martha DuBose 713 Cherry Street Macon, Georgia Alice Early Madison Heights Lynchburg, Virginia Lois L. Ehler 103 Park Road Suffolk, Virginia Myrtle Elliotte 5505 Powhatan Avenue Norfolk, Virginia 70 THE BATTLEFIELD Louise Epperson tio North Fifteenth Avenue Hopewell, Virginia Virginia Ewan Sandston, Virginia Marie Finney Onancock, Virginia HE BATTLEFIELD Mary Gay Emporia, Virginia Henrietta Hogg Richmond Road Williamsburg, Virginia Anna C. S. Hunter King George, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Alice Irby Blackston e, Virginia Virginia James White Stone, Virgixia Madeline Jones White Stone, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Junior Class Jane Joslyn CoBBS Creek, Virginia Medora Elizabeth Kaminer 217 North Fairview Avenue Spartanburg, South Carolina Josephine Matz Exeter, Virginia 74 THE BATTLEFIELD LoRA Moore 9 South Linden Street Hampton, Virginia Dorothy Morgan VicKSBURG, Mississippi Alma Murchison 737 Sunset Avenue Rocky Mount, North Carolina THE BATTLEFIELD IsABELLE Page Blackstone, Virginia WiLHELMINA PoFFENBARGER West Fairview, Pennsylvania Evelyn Rogers Pleasant Shade, Virginia 76 THE B ATT L E FIELD Rose Rosen 119 North Pearl Street Bridceton, New Jersey Virginia Sale Moss Neck, Virginia Emma Lee Slate Emporia, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Jimior Class AvA Smith Appalachia, Virginia Roberta Smith Lawrenceville, Virginia 78 THE BATTLEFIELD Mary Randolph Turner The Plains, Virginia Miriam Watkins 109 St. James Avenue Suffolk, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Outline of Jueior History (From a Diary) Freshman ' ear 1929-1930 We came up here on September 22. We rode on the train. We didn ' t want to leave home. Some girls met us, wearing ribbons. They must have been the prizes on the campus. They took us to Mrs. Bushnell ' s office. She gave us a room. We were hungry. We stayed hungry. We had good teams. We had bad tests. We had Devil Spirit. We gave the juniors a hike. We are sophomores. Sophomore Year 1930-1931 In the Vermillion autumn of 1930 we resumed our Ecintillating ca- reer in this institution of higher learning. We ignored sublimely the vociferous freshmen, conversed affably with the juniors, and met the seniors with dignity and serenity. Occurrences appeared to descend upon us always with overwhelming rapidity, but we met them with our philosophical calmness. We even condescended to stoop to black-face at our Darktown Strutters ' Ball, just to amuse our fellow workers here. We have reached the heights of sophistication! Junior Year i 931 -1932 We were sophomores ; We will be seniors ; We ' re always RED DEJ ' ILS! Alma Mlrchison, ' t,. THE B A F 1 E ll D Miss Alice Wakepield Sponsor I E L D Laura Worrock lo Howard Street Phoebus, Virginia President Virginia Griffin 626 Riverview Avenue Portsmouth, Virginia Vice-President Jeanette Tow nsend Clover, Virginia Secretary Madeline Norris Kilmarnock, Virginia Treasurer THE BATTLEFIELD Ethel Alvis Concord Depot, Virginia Frances M. Arthur 509 High Street Franklin, Virginia Mabel Baird Waverly, Virginia Mary Baird Waverly, Virginia 84 ■ ' THE BATTLEFIELD Josephine Barefoot Bruikgton ' , Virginia Hazel Barnes Spring Grove, Virginia Naomi Bass 711 West Thirty-fifth Street Norfolk, Virginia Verna Batten 726 Webster Avenue Portsmouth, Virginia Helen Bell 510 North Fourth Street Hopewell, Virginia Esther Bernston 42-01 97th Place Corona, New York Virginia Bolen 333 South Liberty Street Harrisonburg, Virginia Rena Bradshaw Franklin, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Katheryne Browning Falmouth, Virginia Stuart Bryant 518 Colonial Avenue Norfolk, Virginia Jean Caton AccoTiNK, Virginia Frances Charles 2233 Sprague Street Vi INSTON-SALEM, NoRTH CAROLINA 87 HE BATTLEFIELD Beatrice E. Child Woodstock, Connecticut Sally Mae Clarke Church Road, Virginia Lillian Collier Garysburg, North Carolina Margaret F. Core Wachapreague, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Lewise Cosby Louisa, Virginia Louise Crizer 402 Blondell Avenue Appalachia, Virginia Dorothy Dail 102 Mt. Verncn Avenue Portsmouth, Virginia Helen Daughtrey 704 High Street Franklin, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Margaret Dickinson Route I Fredericksburg, Virginia Mabel Drake Newsoms, Virginia Blanche Elmore 2708 Hanover Avenue Richmond, Virginia Marion Ells East Landis Avenue ViNELAND, New Jersey THE BATTLEFIELD Marion Epes Box 215 Blackstone, Virginia Laura Scott Farrar BURKEVILLE, VIRGINIA Dolly Virginia Ferrell Cedar Bluff, Virginia Mary Elizabeth Fishes Midlothian, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD LuciLE Fleming White Marsh, Virginia Mary Taylor Frazier Chilhowie, Virginia Maxine Garrison Free Union, Virginia Dorothy Gilbert Bonden ' s Ferry Road, Larchmont Norfolk, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Nora Glenn Dragonville, Virginia Ellen Gordon Flatrun, Virginia Anne Gray Allnut, Virginia Josephine E. Griffith Ber wyn, Maryland THE BATTLEFIELD Anna Mae Hall NoMiNi Grove, Virginia Gertrude Harrell Route 2 Fredericksburg, Virginia Mary Carter Harris Montross, Virginia Elizabeth Harrison Box 174 Herndon, Virginia THE E F I E L D Mary Virginia Harrison Jarratt, Virginia Alice E. Hastings 6io North Monroe Street Baltimore, Maryland Charlotte Hayes Warsaw, Virginia Edwina Heely 1 6 Afton Parkway Portsmouth, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Celiene Hobgood Lawrenceville, Virginia Mary Virginia James Washapreacue, Virginia Dorothy Johnson 238 Mt. V ' ernon Avenue Portsmouth, Virginia Louise Jones 609 South Street Franklin, Virginia 96 THE E FIELD ISABELLE KeSLER 201 Pennsylvania Avenue Salem, Virginia Mabel King Gasburg, Virginia Ruby King 141 3 Main Street Fredericksburg, Virginia Rena Kobre 744 Wilson Street Danville, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Margaret Lambert Bowden ' s Ferry Road NoRFALK, Virginia LuLA Lee Llewellen Rainelle, West Virginia BiLLiE Maxwell Tazewell, Virginia Charlotte Miles Mathews, Virginia 98 E F 1 E l1 D Frances Moore 1049 Ann Street Portsmouth, Virginia Bernice Muire 2500 Roanoke Avenue Newport News, Virginia Ruth Norris 812 Manteo Street Norfolk, Virginia Frances Willard Otey Mathews, Virginia Sarah Overby St. Martins, Maryland Dorothy Hunter Parker 315 Fifty-first Street Newport News, Virginia Katherine Virginia Parker 144 Mehvood Avenue Cherrydale, Virginia Hazel Parsons 793 Forty-ninth Street Norfolk, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Clara Anne Phipps New Kent, Virginia Mary Pitts Alps, Virginia Dixie Pollard 209 Maryland Avenue Portsmouth, Virginia Bettye Poole 114 Pennsylvania Avenue Norfolk, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Sue Powers PowcAN, Virginia Frances Prince PowcAN ' , Virginia Marion Ratner 228 North Parkway East Orange, New Jersey Lola Marie Revell Onley, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Betsy Rigby Reevesville, South Carolina Frances Sale Moss Neck, Virginia Helen M. Schwartz 317 North Eleventh Street Richmond, Virginia Elizabeth D. Smith 1 118 Stewart Street South Norfolk, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD LuciLE Smith McDuFF, Virginia Uree Smith R. F. D. No. 4 Louisa, Virginia Leonora Decca Stack 219 North Seventeenth Street Wilmington, North Carolina Nellie Mae Stewart Ivor, Virginia THE Mary E. Tarpley Whitmell, Virginia Marga Thomas Martinsville, Virginia IsABELLE Walker Eighth and Plum Street ViNELAND, New Jersey Anna Weaver Radiant, Virginia los THE BATTLEFIELD Sophomore Class Eleanor C. Webb 1032 Redgade Avenue Norfolk, Virginia Doris Williams Emporia, Virginia Mary Virginl l Willson 29 Ridgehurst Road West Orange, New Jersey Mildred Wood Hilton Village, Virginia THE FIELD 3n iUpmonam KoBf jll Uam00 piymoutl|, iDaBBarliuarttH mag 17, lain IFrpbprirkBburg, Hirgiiita August 2r, 1931 THE BATTLEFIELD June Night Queer Utile thinys come in out of the niglu to me, Strange elves, tricky little mites . . . Some of them tug at my moulli corners Till they go up; And some of them lug at my heart Till I ivant to cry. This is my last niglit on the Hill. I ' m all alone. Outside, the frogs sing ; I love the sound of frogs singinei I And tomorrow . . ■ The nil lit hangs heavy And still. But the elves come in. Fancies, memories . . . Things about the Hill, Places . . . The Rocks ■ . ■ Under the stars; Big Sis- ters — Little Sisters, Big Sisters, lue love you ... The Grove . . . Lovely resting places For long, warm afternoons. Other things Come to mind: Things I ' ve learned — ■ Most of the time, the Hard way — But that ' s youth! The frogs have stopped singing ; And a lone windlet Shivers sighingly . . . It ' s cold here by the window; I ' nrnorrow is on its ivay. I tan feel it already. I want to keep tryst longer IVith the elves. But they ' re going — Like the hours of this night, They ' re slipping away. And I ' m so tired, and Tomorroiv ll ' e ' ll all be saying . . . They ' re quite, quite gone! The elves. Perhaps They ' ll come again Some day Perliaps . . . I open my book of memories, Gaze at the pictured faces, And at the messages That go with them . . . No — they ' re not gone! Tlie strange sprites. They ' re hidden. Somewhere, In my heart, ■ — In the book . . . I smile and leave my window. And All the time I am undressing I hum a strange little tune. There luill always he tomorrona. So— Good-night! Sarah Overby, Miss Grace Taylor Sponsor THE BATTLEFIELD Marie Krafft Herbert Webb 105 Cedar Street lOlS Magnolia Avenui ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA NORFOLK, VIRGINIA President Mallory Hufty 703 South Lee Street ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Secretary and Treasurer Vice-President ELD THE B E FIELD Higk Scliool Group Commercial Department Abbey, Marika Adams, Dasie Akers, Kathleen Baker, Kathleen Baslev, Mamie Beall, Althea Beck, Eula Lee Blankenbaker, Do: othy BoLEV, Elizabeth Brown, Dorothy Brown, Mary BuRRUss, Isabel Burton, Edmonia Butler, Chalie Mae Carder, Hilda Carr, Edna Chapman, Caroline Chappelle, Edna Charles, M. Elizabeth Clark, Irma Clement, Margaret FOY, Theresa Cokinides, Lilly Covington, Clarice Crawford, Eva Marion Cunningham, Margaret Banner, Mildred Daugherty, Lenore Deanny, Grace Deare, Mrs. Elise Dickinson, Dorothy Drake, Louise Gilbert, Katherine GOODALL, ClEMMIE Goulman, Lucile Gresham, Mary Hamm, Frances Harcum, Mary Hope Harper, Regina Hayes, Marden Hengeveld, Dorothy Herr, Grace HiNEs, Theo HoocE, Virginia HousER, Mrs. Edith James, Sarah Jeffries, Elizabeth Johnson, Lois Jones, Mary Ruth Jones, Mattiel Kelley, Agnes Koch, Elizabeth LowMAN, Mildred Luke, Catherine McPherson, Ernesteine Miles, Marcella Mitchell, Ada Moore, Elsie Murray, Doris Nash, Louise Nelms, Beti ' y NoBLETTE, Beth Nolan, Doris NoRFORD, Marvel Orrison, Virginia Potter, Janet PucKETT, Dorothy Rankin, Mary Virginia Ryals, Mary H Saunders, Florence Smith, Irmalee Stratton, Rebecca Talbott, Dorothy Tho.mas, Freda Thomas, Marga Thomas, Virginia Thomasson, Mae Tillery, Frances Wallace, Katherine Ward, Rella Weaver, Willie Frank West, Mary Ann WiTHAM, Marie Yates, Elizabeth Music Department Gillette, Minnie Stephens, Dorothy Physical Education Department Akers, Lucille Barnes, Mildred Bailey, M. Elizabeth Easterly, Eliza Galloway, Alexina Garriock, Priscilla GiovENNONi, Mary Griffith, Gladys Harson, Natalie Hufty, Mallory Jessee, Lola Knott, Dorothy Krafft, Marie Mallory, Helen Mays, Frances A. Reamey, Elizabeth RiGBY, Elizabeth Risdon, Margaret Rosen, Ida Shurtleff, Helen Sroczynski, Jane Taylor, Elvira Whitehead, Ruth English, History, Science, and Mathematics Department Altstetter, Elizabeth Andrews, Margaret Blythe, Frances Carter, Mary L. Chase, Lucy Latane Coffman, Catherine Cooper, Alice L. Crafton, Mary Jane Croxton, Lillie CuRRiE, Phyllis Daniel, Eugenia Drow ' ne, Lorna Folger, Loretta M. Altstetter, Ruth Bryant, Jean Culpepper, Dorothy Dickinson, Orene Hart, Jean Holland, Nora V ' irginia Kapikian, Ashan Lang, Mary Campbell Lewis, Hattie Lewis, Helena LiNDSEY, Emily Jane McCalley, Edna Membrino, Pauline Mills, Ida Minor, Mary Elizabeth Moore, G. Rosalyn Omohundro, Marguerite Payne, Mary Etta Home Economics Department Ford, Eleanor Gray, Katherine Harris, Ruth Louise Heflin, Marian Hooper, Elizabeth Phillips, Catherine Powell, Louise Richardson, Elizabeth Roe, Mary Virginia RowELL, Edith Roy, Lucille Scales, Leota Slater, Emily Gladys Smith, Phyllis Spicer, Bernice Terrill, Mary Walker, Celestine Whaley, Frances Koontz, Grace Kraft, Clara McWhirt, Edna Mason, Mary THE BATTLEFIELD , Abbitt, Elizabeth Angel, Elizabeth BOSWELL, FrANXES BusKiRK, Gladys Carlson, Fannie M. Darden, Louise Durham, Rider Elder, Lucile Gilman, Reba Grimes, Mildred Hamilton, Betsy Ann Harris, Mrs. Georgie Hawks, Winifred Howell, Ella Sue Jester, Beulah Jones, Mildred Seay, Dorothy Smith, Louise Stanley, Lucy Warren, Bertha Webb, Cora Widgeon, Virginia Wilson, Eloise WOOLFOLK, SaLLIE Newman, Clara Norfleet, Marjorie Owen, Frances Patton, Ethel Roane, Hulda Rose, Margaret RowE, Catherine THE BATTLEFIELD THE BATTLEFIELD Amory, Elizabeth Austin, Mary Beckette, M. Duvall Beckner, Edith Buchanan, Margaret Carneal, Marie Clarke, Margaret Chinn, Elizabeth Copenhaver, Virginia Denby, Dorothy DiDLAKE, Inee DiEHL, Vera Drake, Mabel Ellis, Virginia Faber, Frances Ferrell, Marguerite Frazer, Georgie Frazier, Louise Garber, Jeannette Gay, Gracie Greene, Margaret Haley, Margaret Hanna, Elsie Mary RowE, Virginia Sheffield, Paulyne Snead, Claudia Sullivaen, Jessie Warren, Cornelia Warren, Ella Webb, Aline Webb, Herbert White, Lucille White, Margaret Widgeon, Vivian Williams, Thelma Hendrick, Theodora James, Mary Virginia Levi, Garnett McWhirt, Anna Minor, Pauline Murdoch, Evelyn Newman, Bernice Palmer, Virginia Pierce, Alease Reynolds, Ruth Ann Richard, Virginia THE BATTLEFIELD Freshman Snaps iig look hree ' V) OkJ -Sj -Vj features Sara Harris — Ideal S. T. C- d ' l — ' T ' opularity Alice Hastings — ' beauty Martha DuBose — oA ttractiveness Alma Murchison — Originality Gladys Tilley — ' Versatility THE BATTLEFIELD Helen Rice, May Queen 126 THE B ATT L E FIELD AURELIA LEIGH Winner of the 1931 cup annually presented by the Kiwanis Club to the student vho has contributed most splendidly to the college life of Alma Mater. THE BATTLEFIELD THE BATTLEFIELD 129 SCENES FROM PAOLO AND FRANCESCA THE BATTLEFIELD VIRGINIA HALL PARLOR FRANCES WILLARD PARLOR THE B ATT L E FIELD The Devil and Goat Brawl On the way o ' ver to Breakfast, Just outside Virginia Hall, A curious sight met our eyes: The Freshies and Juniors were appalled. For there tied under the Maple tree. Nonchalantly looking around. Stood a real, live, sure-nujf Billy Goat! Goodness knows inhere he ivas found At last, like dazvn, came the light — Ab-ba . Now we understand Ifhy the Billy Goats were up so early To work out this clever plan! Ole Billy sure served his purpose, Aided by the sign. So very conspicuously placed you know, Right on the Eye-line. That Sassy sign — Here is our Goat — Put fire in the Devil ' s Heart, And the temperature on the campus started rising, Mr. Ripley, Believe it or not ! We liave some unique cliaractcrs on tlic cam- pus at S. T. C. Quite a Fersatile Student Body — to that I ' m sure You ' ll agree; But there ' s two types of creatures represented, Of which no other college could boast. Referring, of course, to the famous Devils and Billy Goats ! ' Twas October the First of ' si that tlic fol- lowing events occurred — So full of spirit, fun, and adventure That ' tis hard to put them in words. At four o ' clock, the crack of Dawn, The first commotion began, JVhen a few Energetic Seniors arose (They were sucli a Happy Band). JFell, this was something unusual — People up that time of the day. But the Devils were too sleepy to wander Or bother about it anyway. The Goats had scored; there was no doubt Or question about that. But the Devils didn ' t worry, For they were next at bat. Jf ' e may be down, But never out ! The Freshies and Juniors would yell ; Then They ' d sing their Fighting Song. And could those Devils raise H Spirit? Goodness, Stranger, The campus ixias full of it that day. Everywhere you ' d look or turn — Are you a Goat, or a Devil? JFell, say . . . Here and tliere on tlie campus Were gatliered little groups Singing, yelling, or plotting Amid much noise, and whoops. The Goats and Seniors and Sophomores on this side; The Devils, Juniors, and Freshmen here, Each assuring one another, Our side has nothing to fear ! ■f E FIELD And so it went ' til Evening, And ' twas time for the dinner hell; But ' when every one started over On the vuay tliey saiti . ■ ■ well. Devils on the Right of them. Devils on the left — Red and =w iite, white and red. The noise made one quite deaf! Marching, Running, Singing, The Devils are gonna win ! Truly ' twas the Devils ' Holiday. And the fun was about to begin. The Goats were distinctiev, too, that night. Wearing ribbons of yellow and black; But this was the Devil ' s inning. And the Goats had to step back! All went well, ' till nine o ' clock, JVhen the real fight was to begin. Providing the Goats hadn ' t found their Em- blem Which the Devils had already hid. Anyway, Every one dressed for the Brawl — Old clothes, and shoes — Ready for the fray, For b y ten o ' clock ' Twould all be over. JVlio would win that day? Dear Reader, I hesitate in writing The events of the next half hour; For I ' m a Devil — proud of it, too — But I ' d like to skip this past some how. Anyway, they ' d found their Goat, By Gum, And had hidden our Devil, And Hovof IVell, we looked, we searched, we hunted. For the Devil, the whole Grove O ' er; Climbed trees, jumped gullies, Moved ivood-piles, ' Til lue couldn ' t look any more. The Devils truly hunted For their red Emblem, I insist, ' Til you ' d thought the school had gone Detec- tive wild — Sherlock Holmes, Philo Vance in our midst. For a lueek you couldn ' t move in the grove. No matter how hard you tried. Without stumbling over a handful of Devils With every other stride. Finally after so long a time The Devil was actually found Betiveen the rocks of a ?iewly built wall, Right on our Happy Hunting Ground This ends our story, readers, Of the Goat and Devil Brawl. The finest spirit on the Campus ll ' as here — it Showed by all! It was fun, excitement, and conflict Guaranteed to make spirit soar, .And zvill go down in S. T. C. History To be preserved for evermore. So in conclusion, I ' d like to say To the student, faculty, and all: We ' re proud of our curious emblems here. Forward, Devils! Onward, Goats! Carry On! T ' ' s « l ■ ?• ' ■ e HF« . SlS • 1 Masquerade )00 k our ' Vj V ' S ' Vj xtivities THE BATTLEFIELD Alpha Phi Sigma 150 Athletic Association 152 Baptist Sunday School Class 172 Battlefield 140 Bullet 142 Day Students ' Club 169 Dramatic Club 156 English Club 157 Fire Department 173 Freshman Commission 147 Gaminoso Club 161 German Club 170 Glee Club 158 Globs Trotters 159 Gracs K. Tanner Club 171 Kollege Kommercial Klub 154 Leaders ' Club 148 Northern Neck Club 160 Peanut Club 165 Richmond Club 168 Shenandoah Club 167 Southwest Virginia Club 166 Student Government 138 Tidewater Club 164 Tobacco Club 162 Twin City Club 163 Y. W. C. A 144 THE BATTLEFIELD Sara Harris President Gladys Tilley Margaret Kirkpatrick Vice-President Secretary Helen Rice Treasurer J THE B ATT L E FIELD Marie Finney House President, Betty Lewis Elizabeth Davis Senior Representative Josephine Griffith Sopliomore Representa- tive Alice Belote Ex-Officio Y. IF. President STUDENT GOVERNMENT Ruth Carneal Alma Murchison House President, Frances House President, Virginia Hall JVillard Mary Kathryn Shultz Margaret Carter Junior Representative Katherine Luke Freshman Representa- tive Senior Representative Beatrice Child Sophomore Representa- tive Joan Brickhouse Ex-Officio Fire Commander Dot Morgan Junior Representative ' iRciNiA Thomas Freshman Representa- tive Elizabeth Barnett Day Student Representative THE BATTLEFIELD The Battlefield Mary L. Clements, Editor-in-Chief Julia Lee Boston, Business Manager Eugenia Ehler, Business Manager Alice Archibald, Organization Manager Elizabeth King, A dvertising Manager Rosalind Decker, Art Editor Alice Hastings, Sarah Overby, Elizabeth Smith, Assistants 140 Alma Murchison, Literary Editor Sammie DuBose Advertising Manager Joan Brickhouse, Athletic Editor Miss Dorothy Ducgan, Faculty Advisor Miss Roberta Barnett, Faculty Advisor Miss Charles Lake Bushnell, Faculty Advisor THE B ATT L E FIELD Miriam Bodine Editor-in-Chief Mary K. Shultz, Assistant Editor Mae Berson Business Manager Alma Murchison, Feature Editor Lucy Mister, Neivs Editor Gladys Tilley, Columnist THE BATTLEFIELD The Bullet Miss Marv McKenzie, Faculty Advisor Sara OverbYj Literary Editor Clara Ann Phipps, .Irl Editor Dorothy Parker, Joke Editor Jeannette Townsend, Chief Reporter Mary Fisher, Advertising Manager Lucy Will, Circulation Manager THE BATTLE FIELD Alice Belote, President AvA Smith, Vice-President Isabelle Page, Secretary Miss Wesa Dale, Advisor Madeline Jones, Treasurer Alice Archibald, FresJiman Commissioner THE BATTLEFIELD Calbieet IsABELLE Walker Music Leota Rae Publicity Alice Early irorld Fellows lip Blanche Elmore Campus Social Service Elsie Goodloe Town Girl Mary Tarpley Reporter Marion Ells Miriam Bodine Emma Lee Slate Nillie Mae Stuart Betty Nelms Librarian Social Finance Devotional President Freshman c, . TT. T T T Commission SARAH Harris Lula Lee Llewellyn Ex-Officio Vespers 146 THE BATTLEFIELD Officers Betty Nelms President Elizabeth Abbitt J ' ke-Presidenl Lenore Daughtrv Secretary Mamie Basler Treasurer Lucille Akers Reporter Alice Archibald Advisor Members LoRNA Drowne Marie Krafft Sarah James Catherine Phillips Elizabeth Koch Mae Thomasson THE BATTLEFIELD Sara Harris Student Government Alma Murchisox Virginia Hall President Thelma Walker Alpha P ii Sigma Martha Moore Junior Class Elizabeth Barnett Dramatic Club LEADERS ' CLUB Mary Clements Battlefield, Tidewater Ruth Carneal Frances If ' illard President Alice Belote y. ir. c. A. Laura Worrock Sophomore Class Joan Brickhouse Fire Commander Miriam Bodine Bullet Marie Finney Betty Lewis President Mary Kilmon Senior Class Marie Krafft Freshman Class Margaret Kirkpatrick Kommercial Klub THE BATTLEFIELD LEADERS ' CLUB Margaret Lodge Atlilctic Associatioti RosALixD Decker Euejlisk Club Helen Rice Norllicrn Neck Club Stella Scricco Choral Club, Globe Troltcrs Sammie DuEose German Club Evelyn Cline Day Students ' Club Dot Gilbert T ' win City Club Betty Nelms Freshman Commission Ellen Keister Soutli=u:est J ' irt inia Club Sarah Daughtery Peanut Club Julia Lee Boston Riehmond Club Alice Archibald Freshman Commission Ad-visor Dot Morgan Gaminoso Club Inez Fell Glee Club Mary Kathryn Shultz Tobacco Club Ruby Cook Grace K. Tanner Club THE BATTLEFIELD Alpha Phi Sigma Thelma Walker President Mary Turner I ' ice-President Hazel Parsons . Dr. Altstetter Secretary- Treasurer Sponsor Dr. M. L. Co HONORARY MEMBERS Altstetter Mrs. C. L. Bushnell Dr. Roy S. Cook MEMBERS IN SCHOOL Archibald, .Alice Baird, MaljJe Baird, Marj ' Bass, Naomi Bell, Helen Bradshaw. Rena Brewer, Clara Brickhouse, Joan Brooking. Ruby Browning Katheryr Third Degree hinn, Grace ienients, Mary Hayes, Johnst Kessle l-lewellyn, Lula Lee Majette, Irene McDaniel, Dorothy Parsons, Hazel Pitts, Margaret Rae, Leota Rowe, Esther Townsend, Jeannette King, Elizabeth Turner, Ma Wc ck, La Second Deg ' ree Altstetter, Beth Dall, Dorothy Alstetter, Ruth Hecley, Edwina Belote. Alice Harum, Prances Bryant, Stuart Nash, Louise First Degree Bell. Beulah Covington, Opal Bryant, Jean Crawford, Marian Buskirk. Gladys Lewis, Hattie Fra Dr. M. I. Altstetter CoUcy Coope Richardson, Elizabeth Smith, Catherine n, Mae ck, Laura ;. Marian Sarah Mary B. , Celestine -, nilie Wheat, Ella THE BATTLEFIELD is THE B A T T E FIELD Margaret Lodge ■ . President Louise Boswell rice-President EovviNA Heelv . . Secretary and Treasurer Alma Murchison Reporter Council Helen Rice, Sports Manager EnwiNA Heely Hockey Joan Brickhouse Tennis Isabelle Kesler Speedball Billie Maxwell Hiking Dorothy Morrison Soccer Martha Moore Basketball Virginia Carmichael Swimming Florence Johnson Track Martha DuBose • Riding Beatrice Child Baseball THE B A E FIELD Members Andrews, Maud Andrews, Thelma Archibald, Alice BoDiNE, Mariam BoswELL, Louise Carmean, Frances Chilton, Lynda Carneal, Ruth 32 Cline, Evelyn Davis, Caroline Davis, Elizabeth Harris, Sara HuYETTE, Louise KiLMON, Mary KiRKPATRicK, Margaret Keister, Ellen Lodge, Margaret Owen, Delma Pollard, Carolease Rice, Helen ScRicco, Stella Smith, Elizabeth Stevens, Thelma Wheat, Ella Anderson, Ellen Belote, Alice Brickhouse, Joan Bryant, Anne Carmichael, Virginia Carter, Marc., ret Chinn, Grace Cooper, Jean DuBose, Sammy 2i Early, Alice Elliott, Myrtle Finney, Marie Glenn, Nora Gray, Anne Hunter, Anna Irby, Alice Jeffries, Judith Jones, Madeline JosLYN, Jane McKenney, Mildred Moore, Martha Morgan, Dot Murchison, Alma Page, Isabelle Poffenbercer, W. Rosen, Rose Turner, Ethel Turner, Mittie Alvis. Ethel Allen, Hazel Baird, Mary Barnes, Hazel Bernsten, Esther Child, Beatrice Copley, Ruth Covington, Opal Fisher, Mary Flemming, Lucille Frazier, Louise Frazier, Pete 34 Gilbert, Dot Griffith Joe Hastings, Alice Harrison, Mary Virginia HeelYj Edwina Hayes, Charlotte Johnson, Anna Johnson, Florence Kesler, Isabelle King, Ruby Llewellyn, Lula Lee Maxwell, Billie Morrison, Dot OvERBY, Sara Peyton, Margaret Phipps, Clara Pitts, Margaret Pollard, Dixie Poole, Betty Raemy, Elizabeth RiGBY, Betsy Shaeffer, Mary Wilson, Mary Williams, Mary Wood, Mildred Abercrombie, Virginia Akers, Lucille Bailey, Dolly Daniel, Polly Denby, Dorothy Eppes, Marion Griffith, Betty 35 Galloway, Dina Harson, Natalie HuFTY, Mallory Knott, Dot Kraft, Marie Mallory, Helen Mays, Frances Moore, Frances Srcozynosk, Jane Smith, Tiny Taylor, Elvira Thomas, Virginia Tillery, Frances Webb, Herbert Officers Margaret Kirkpatrick President Leota Rae • Vice-President Carolease Pollard Secretary Virginia Thomas Treasurer Madeline Jones Reporter Honorary Members Miss Alice Wakefield Miss Lola Minich Dr. James II. Dodd •s wsw K- - _ THE BATTLEFIELD Abbei ' , Marika Adams, Dasie Akers, Kathleen Alderson, Clara Alle.v, Hazel Arthur, Frances Baker, Kathleen ' Basler, Mamie Bass, Naomi Baiten, Verna Beall, Althea B eck, Eula Lee Bell, Helen Berson, Mae Blankeneaker, Dorothy BoLEN, Virginia BoLEY, Elizabeth Boston, Julia Lee Bradney, Anna Brooking, Ruby Brown, Dorothy Brown, Magdalene Brown, Alice Mae Bryant, Anne Bradshaw, Rena BuRRUss, Isabel Burton, Edmonia Butler, Chalie Mae Carder, Hilda Carr, Edna Chapman, Caroline Chappelle, Edna Charles, Mary Elizabeth Chinn, Grace Clark, Irma Clement, Margaret CoAKLEY, Annie Louise CoKiNiDES, Lilly Cooper, Eugenia Copley, Ruth Cosby, Lewise Covington, Clarice Crawford, Eva Marion Crizer, Louise Cunningham, Margaret Cahill, Anna Danner, Mildred Daugherti ' , Lenore Davis, Elizabeth Deare, Mrs. Euse Denny, Grace Derrickson, Frances Dickinson. Dorothy Dix, Evelyn Drake, Louise Ehler, Eugenia Ehler, Lois Ewan, Virginia Elliotte, Myrtle Ficklen, Mary Garrison, Macine Gay, Mary K. Gilbert, Katherine Glenn, Nora Goodall, Clemmie Gordon, Ellen Goss, Edna Gouldman, Lucile Gray, Anne Gresham, Mary Griffin, Virginia Hamm, Frances Harcum, Mary Hope Harper, Regina Harris, Dena Hayes, Marden Heflin, Marie Hengeveld, Dorothy Hepler, Louise Herr, Grace Hiett, Carolyn Hines, Theo Hogg, Henrietta Houser, Mrs. Edith Hunter, Anna HuYETTE, Louise Irby, Alice Hunter James, Sarah Jeffries, Elizabeth Johnson, Anna Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Lois Jones, Louise Jones, Madeline Jones, Mary Ruth Jones, Mattiel joSLYN, Jane JoYNER, Ruth Keister, Ellen Kelley, Agnes Kesler, Esther KiRKPATRicK, Margaret Koch, Elizabeth Kympton. Saxone LeBus, Mary Jo Lester, Minnie Lowman, Mildred Luke, Catherine McPherson, Ernestine McDaniel, Dorothy Matz, Josephine Meek ' ns, Vircie Miles, Marcella Mitchell, Ada Moore, Elsie Morgan, Dorothy Murray, Doris Nash, Louise Nelms, Betty Noel, Louise Noblett, Beth Nolan, Doris NoRFORD, Marvel NoRRis, Ruth Orrison, Virginia Pace, Isabelle Parsons, Hazel Poffenbarger, W. Poole, Bettye Follard, Carolease Potter, Janet PucKETT, Dorothy Quesenberry, Margaret Rae, Leota Rankin, Mary Virginia Ratner, Marion Rogers, Evelyn Ryals, Mary H. Saunders, Florence Slate, Emma Lee Smith, Roberta S.Mnii, Irma Lee Smethie, Marion Smith, Elizabeth D. Smoot, Sarah Stevens, Thelma Stratton, Rebecca Talbott, Dorothy Tarter, Frances TiLLERv, Frances Thomas, Marga Thomas, Virginia Thomas, Freda Thomasson, Mae Townsend. Jeanette Turner, Mary Randolph Via, Lake Ellen Wallace, Katherine Ward, Rella Watkins, Miriam Waddell. Lilly Weaver, Willie Frank West. Mary Ann Wheat, Ella Will, Lucy Witham, Marie Wright Katherine Yates, Elizabeth Veatts, Marguerite liuiJ Officers Beth Barnett Presidenl Annie Wood Taylor Vice-President Margaret Kirkpatrick Secretary Frances Carmean Treasurer Miss Barnett, Sponsor Andrews, Thelma Allen, Hazel Archibald, Alice Batten, Verna Brickhouse, Joan Bryant, Stuart Caton, Jean Carmichael, Virginia Club Roll Clements, Mary Dubose, Martha Drowne, Lorna Epperson, Louise Ells, Marion Elmore, Blanche Harris, Sarah Harrison, Elizabeth Kesler, Isabel Lodge, Margaret Moore, Martha Muire, Bernice Murchison, Alma Otey, Frances OvERBY, Sarah Rowe, Esther Rawlings, Mary Van Smith, Ava Tilley, Gladys IS6 THE B A FIELD English Club Officers Rosalind Decker Prersiiicnt Alice Archibald Vice-President Mary Clement Secretary Dr. Shankle Sponsor Thelma Andrews Elizabeth Barnett Alice Belote Miriam Bodine Margaret Carter Caroline Davis Julia Dickerson Virginia Elmer Louise Epperson Members Inez Fell Marie Finney Sue Hickerson Maurine Jokes Mary Kilmon Margaret Lodge Ruth Meyers Martha Moore Dorothy Morgan Alma Murchison Mary Van Rawlings Rose Rosen Stella Scricco Catherine Scott Ava Smith Mary Kathryn Shultz Annie V ' ood Taylor Gladys Tilley Thelma Walker Patty Ann Young THE BATTLEFIELD Officers Eva Taylor Eppes Director Inez Fell President Madeline Jones • Vice-President WiLHELMiNA PoFFENBARGER Secretary Ruth Norris Librarian Meimbers Edith Beckner Esther Burnsten Lucille Flemming Sara Harris Agnes Kellev Sallie Mae Clarke Virginia Griffin Edwina Heeley Elizabeth Koch Lenore Dal ' chertv Betty Griffith Mallory Hufty Lucy Mister Grace Denny Frances Hamm Beulah Jester Martha Moore Inez Fell Mary- Carter Harris Madeline Jones Bernice Muire Beth Noblett . fev Margaret Rose Marvel Norford V flyW Rosen Ruth Norris K J KS Bernice Spicer Marion Pemberton b THH Irma Lee Smith Margaret Peyton B W K Dorothy Stevens W. POFFENBARGER ■ ' ' Fv NeLLIE MaE StEWART Evelyn Rogers P w9k Isabelle Walker Miss Eva Taylor Eppes 158 Officers Stella Scricco (Massachusetts) President Jo Griffith (Maryland) Vice-President Mary Virginia Willson (New Jersey) .... Secretary-Treasurer Jane Scrocynski (Massachusetts) Reporter Dr. Shankle (Tennessee) Sponsor Massachusetts Lucille Roy Helen Shurtleff Ella Warren Connecticut Beatrice Child Phyllis Currie Anna Johnson Florence Johnson Pauline Membrino Rhode Island Coretta Folger Dclanvare Virginia Roe Pennsylvania Ruth Harris Mary Schaeffer Maryland Dolly Bailey Elinor Ford Beity Griffith Sara E. Harris Alice Hastings Grace Koontz Sarah Overby Elizabeth Richard Virginia Richard Neiu York Esther Berntson LORNA Drowne Ida Rosen Neiv Jersey Katherine Dillon Marian Ells Marian Ratner Rose Rosen Isabelle Walker Michigan Alice Cooper Clara Kraft Panama Anna Bradney Doris Murray Doris Nolan Janet Potter Greece Ashan Kapikian Wisconsin Joan Brickhouse Illinois Maurine Jones Missouri Elizabeth Barnett DR. GEORGE E. SHANKLE THE BATTLEFIELD Nortliern Neck Club Mrs. a. B. Chandler, Sponsor Officers Helen Rice President Madeline Jones Treasurer Ella Wheat Reporter King George Lucille Gouldman Anne (Sray Anna Hunter Margaret Quesenberry IVestmoreland Louise Coakley Jean Cooper Helen Dameron Anna Mae Hall Mary Carter Harris Riclimond Hilton Fallin Charlotte Hayes Marden Hayes Helena Lewis Katherine Wright Urbie Wright Northumberland Mae Carlsson Mrs. Oscar W. Cranz Edna Edwards Katherine Rowe Virginia Rowe Frances Whaley Lancaster Lucy Chase Olivia Chase Lynda Chilton Mary Gresham Virginia James Madeline Jones Beth Noblett Madeline Norris Helen Rice Lillian Stoneham Ella Wheat Motto: Success rolls as the Rappahannock, and grinds as the Potomac THE BATTLEFIELD L D Mary Kathryn Shultz .... President Alice Early V ice-President Delma Owen Treasurer Elizabeth Yates Reporter 162 THE ' y, B A T T E F E L D Officers Dorothy Gilbert President Ruth Norris Secretary and Treasurer Lillian Stuart Brvaxt Reporter Members Elizabeth Abbht Mildred Barves Naomi Bass Verna Batten- Stuart Bryant Mae Berson Dorothy Denby Dorothy Dail Vera Diehl Rider Durham Myrtle Elliotte Marguerite Ferrell Dorothy Gilbert Katherine Gilbert Virginia Griffin Mildred Grimes Mary Hope Harcum Margaret Edwina Heely Dorothy Johnson Margaret Lambert Frances Moore Marcella Miles Dorothy Morrison Louise Nash Ruth Norris Eettye Poole Dorothy Puckett Helen Pollard Hazel Parsons Elizabeth D. Smith Dorothy Seay Herbert Webb Eloise Wilson Ruth Whitehead Williamson 163 THE Tidei ater Clmb Officers Marv Clements President LuLA Lee Llewellyn I ' iee-President Alice Archibald Treasurer Thelma Walker Reporter Members Archibald, Alice Cokinides, Lillian Moore, Lora Amorv, Elizabeth Creichton, Rl ' th Otev, Frances Andrews, Thelma Croxton, Lillie Belle Plimeerton, Marian Austin, Mary Covington, Clarice Prince, Frances Barefoot, Josephine Covington, Opal Powers, Sue Brown, Magdelene Daugherty, Lenora Roane, Hilda Brown, Alice Mae Garriack, Priscilla Sale, Frances BuRRuss, Isabelle Greene, Maragret Sale, Virginia Butler, Mae Haley, Margaret Slater, Emily Carneal, Ruth Harrow, Elizabeth Smith, Irma Lee Carneal, Mildred Jones, Teal Smith, Louise Carter, Mary Louise Kessler, Esther Walker, Thelma Clark, Irma Kraft, Marie Wood, Mildred Clements, Mary Miles, Charlotte Worrock. Laura Minor, Pauline 164 THE BATTLEFIELD eamuit Club Officers Sarah Daughtrey President Nellie Mae Stewart Vice-President Louise Jones Secretary and Treasurer El Taylor Reporter Miss Eppes Sponsor Allen, Hazel Arthur, Frances Baird, Mary Baird, Mabel Baker, Kathleen Barnes, Hazel Basler, Mamie Bell, Helen Blythe, Frances Bradshaw, Rena Brewer, Clara Bryant, Jean Clark, Sallie Mae Chappelle, Edna Chapman, Caroline Danner, Mildred Darden, Louise Members Daughtrey, Helen Daughtrey ' , Sarah Drake, Louise Drake, Mabel Epperson, Louise Gillette, Minnie Harrison, Virginia Hendrich, Theodora HiNES, Theo Hobgood, Celene Holland, Virginia Howell, Ella Sue Jones, Louise Jones, Mary Ruth King, Mabel Lewis, Hattie Ellis Luke, Catherine Mays, Frances NORFLEET, MarJORIE Pierce, Alease Powell, Louise Prince, Virginia Rae, Leota Richardson, Elizabeth Rogers, Evelyn Sl.ate, Emma Lee Stewart, Nellie Mae Taylor, Annie Wood Taylor, Elvira Ward, Rella Watkins, Miriam Webb, Cora Williams, Doris You.vgblood, Margaret 165 Soutli H est Virginia Motto: Beyond the Stars Despite Difficulty Colors: Dark Brown and Green Officers Ellen Keister President Grace Denny Secretary ISAEELLE Kessler , Treasurer BEm- Nelms Reporter Akers, Kathleen Beck, Eula Beckner, Edith BoLEV, Elizabeth Boyd, Billie Brown, Dorothy Buchanan, Margaret Buskirk, Gladys Carder, Hilda copenhaver, virginia Crizer, Louise Dennv, Grace Members Ferrell, Dolly Frazier, Louise Frazier, Mary Taylor Giovannoni, Billie Hepler, Louise Jarrette, Bessie Jessee, Lola JOYNER, Ruth Keister, Ellen Hanna, Elsie Kessler, Isabelle Lester, Minnie McPherson, Ernestine Honorary Member Mrs. Charles Lake Bushnell Matz, Josephine Maxwell, Billie Mitchell, Ada Nelms, Betti Reamy, Elizabeth Smith, Ava Stratton, Rebecca Tarter, Frances Tillery, Frances Via, Lake Ellen Williams, Mary Warrenn, Cornelia THE BATT L E FIELD S4- . Martha Moore President WiLHELMINA POFFEXBARGER Vice-President Maxine Garrison Secretary and Treasurer Members Virginia Bolen Jean Caton Gatewood Dunlap Mary W. Dunlap Denna Gallaway Elizabeth Harrison Grace Herr Louise Huyeite Garnet Levi Virginia Orrison May Tompson Bertha Warren 167 THE BATTLEFIELD MlC Emblem: State Capitol Flowi-r: Iris Colors: Orchid and Gold Officers Julia Lee Boston ■ President Anne Virginia Bryant Vice-President Gladys Tilley Secretary-Treasurer Blanche Elmore Reporter Julia Lee Boston Anne Virginia Bryant Marguerite Clarke Addie Campbell Ruth Copley Elizabeth Davis Ellen Easterly Blanche Elmore Members Maude Embrey- Mary ' Fisher Jeannette Garber Estelle Golden Edith Houser Mildred Lowman Evelyn Murdock Vera Palmore Grace Patch Carolease Pollard Ruth Anne Reynolds Paulyne Sheffield Claudia Snead Marion Smethie Gladys Tilley Nannie Mae M.Williams i6S J r ELD Officers Evelyn Cline President Elizabeth King Vice-President Elsie Goodloe Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Barnett .... Representative on Student Government Elsie Goodloe Representative on Y. JV. C. A. Cabinet Marika Abbey Beth Altstetter Ruth Altstetter Billy Boyd Kathryne Browning Grace Chinn Marion Crawford Mrs. Elsie Deare Dorothy Dickinson Ellen Gordon Louise Gordon Members Jean Hart Gertrude Harrell Lucille Hawkins Marion Heflin Marie Heflin Elizabeth Hooper Ruby King Dorothy KNorr Emily Lindsay Mary Mason Mildred McKenney Anna MgWhirt Pauline McWhirt Erma Morrison Mary Payne Margaret Payton Mary Pitts Mary Van R. wlixgs Esther Rowe Katherine Wallace Mary Williams Margaret Dickinson 169 THE B A T T E FIELD Officers Martha DuBose Dorothy Morgan LuLA Lee Llewellyn Mrs. Charles Lake Bushnell . . . President Secretary Alice Archibald Mildred Barnes Louise Boswell Members Mi ' RIAM BoDINE Anne Bryant Stuart Bryant Kathleen Baker Mae Berson Mary Clements ■ • Treasurer Sponsor Addie Campbell Irma Clarke Martha DuBose Mildred Danner Mary Warwick Dunl p Ryder Durham Marion Epes Marian Ells Virginia Elmer Blanche Elmore Alice Pitts Mary Gay Kathryn Gray Anna Hunter Dorothy Hengeveld Alice Hastings Mattiel Jones Kathryn Jones Mary Kilmon Emily ' Lindsey ' Lula Lee Llewellyn Dorothy Morgan Frances Moore Dorothy Morrison Ruth Meyers Elsie McGowen Beth Noblett Mary Van Rawlings Nellie Mae Stewart Leonora Stack Helen Shurtleff Mae Thomasson Virginia Thomas Jeanette Townsend Mary Turner Dorothy ' Talbert Miriam Watkins Herbert Webb Elizabeth Yate s THE B ATT L E FIELD Grace K. Tamner Clulb sponsors Grace K. Tanner Iva Byrd Johnson Ruby Cook Presidcnl Marion Ells J ' icc-Prcsidcnt Grace Koontz Secretary-Treasurer Members Altstetter, Ruth Anderson, Ellen Barefoot, Josephine Beall, Beulah BuRNSTEiN, Ester Bryant, Jean Cook, Ruby Covington, Opal Craft, Clara Culpepper, Dorothy Daughtrey, Helen Dillan, Catherine Dickinson, Orene DuNLAP, GatEWOOD Ells, Marion Farr, Isabelle Ford, Eleanor FoY, Theresa CJiLLETTE, Minnie Gray, Catherine Harris, Ruth Hayes, Charlotte Hooper, Elizabeth Koontz, Grace Mason, Mary Miller, Frances Moore, Frances Parker, Audrey Powers, Sue ScHAFFER, Mary Walker, Isabelle Vanderroff, Grace THE BATTLEFIELD The Baptist Sunday School Class AvA Smith President Hazel Parsons . . Irene Majette • Vice-President Mr. Darter . . . Mr. Dodd . ..... Associate Teaclur Secretary- Treasurer Teacher Hazel Allen Ellen Anderson Margaret Andrews Mary Austin Hazel Barnes Mickey Barnes Verna Batten Naomi Bass Beaulah Beall Althea Beall EuLA Beck Edith Beckner Lillian Beazley Frances Blythe Dorothy Blankenbaker Rena Bradshaw Jean Bryant Dorothy Brown Magdalene Brown Mae Butler Ruth Carneal Marie Carneal Louise Carter Clarice Covington Mrs. Cooke Lilly Cokinides Louise Crizer Dorothy Culpepper Louise Darden Lenore Daugherti- Helen Dauchtrey Grace Denny Mrs. Edwards Lucille Elder Blanche Elmore Maude Embrey Jeanette Career Priscilla Garrock Clemmie Goodall Frances Goodwin Lucille Gouldman Nora Glenn Anne Gray Virginia Griffin Frances Hamm Elizabeth Harrow Charlotte Hayes Celiene Hobgood Ella Sue Howell Theo Hines Grace Herr Alice H. 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W. Doll Show 193 THE BATTLEFIELD look e ix o V) ' Vj ' Nj [dDertisements THE BATTLEFIELD STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Fredericksburg Virginia A standard A-class cenior teachers college, member of th; American Association of Teachers Colleges, the Association of Colleges and Second- ary Schools of the South?rn States, and of the National Association of Commercial Teacher-Training Institutions. A campus comprising seventy-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 strategically located in an atmosphere of culture and re- finement, and in an environment that is both inspiring and romantic. In these idyllic surroundings one ' s college days pass all too quickly. Freder- icksburg is in the heart of the most historic section of America, and is easily accessible to Washington, Richmond, 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 THE BATTLEFIELD SUPERIOR ICE CREAM IS MADE FROM PURE PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM and 13 a Healthful Food Product •w Manufactured by FARMERS CREAMERY COMPANY FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA JULIAN J. GARNER WHOLESALE GROCER FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA The Commercial State Bank FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $180,000.00 MAKE THIS BANK YOUR BANK E. M. YOUNG, Chairman of the Board G. W. SHEPHERD, President W. MAYO SMITH, Cashier J. L. SAVAGE, Assistant Cashier PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $20,000.00 Resources, $1,000,000.00 DR. F. H. REICHEL, Chairman of the Board MR. WM. K. GOOLRICK, President MR. PAUL KARSTEN, JR., Cashier Directors A. L. Brulle John F. Gouldman, Jr. J. Conway Chichester Dr. J. W. Massey B. A. Dratt Claude Parcell Wm. K. Goolrick Dr. F. H. Reichel P. L. Shannon INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS H. LEWIS WALLACE, President HUGH D. SCOTT, Cashier GEORGE A. SCOTT, Assistant Cashier THE National Bank of Fredericksburg VIRGINIA 115 Years of Successful Banking THE ROCK OF GIBRALTAR— SAFE FOR SAVERS Safe — Strong — Secure Polite Service U. S. 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LEWIS Druggists The REXALL Store CANDY, SODA WATER, CIGARS Mail Orders Give-i Prompt Attention Commerce Street FREDERICKSBURG, VA. BOSTON VARIETY STORE Leader of Loiu Prices Ready-to- Wear Millinery, Skoes For the Whole Family Tke Free Lance Star Fredericksburg ' s Daily Newspaper Complete Local News And Full Associated Pres3 Service One of Virginia ' s Best Newspapers THE BATTLEFIELD FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Washington ' s Boyhood Home Town Where the North and South Meet A progressive city and section, where a decent citizen is welcome and can, by moderate energy, support himself and family in com- fort, educate his children, and lay up something for his old age. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Established 1897 Telephone 101 Bell Brothers Furniture Company Inc. Furniture, Rugs and Everytking for tke Home ' X-. Homes Furnished Complete FREDERICKSBURG VIRGINIA THE B A T T L E F I E L. D R. A. 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THE B A T T E FIELD Com hments OF A FRIEND John Happel Antique Dealer FURRIER ROGER CLARKE FIRE— LIFE— AUTO- BONDS Second Floor Law Building FREDERICKSBURG, VA. FEUERHERDS QUALITY SHOP Famous for Good Food Specializing for Parties for All Occasions We make our own Ice Cream and Pastry CHICHESTER- DICKSON COMPANY Successors to A. B. BOTTS 8C CO. Insurance 6 Law Building Phone 112 FREDERICKSBURG, VA. MONTGOMERY- WARD CO. The World ' s Largest Retailer of GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES When You Think of Buying, Think of WARD ' S ULMAN S Home of Lifetime Jewelry WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Fredericksburg, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1932 Greetings and Best Wishes to the Classes of ' 33, ' 34, and ' 35 Special attention given iinlers for the College. Our corsages and cut flowers deliglit tbose who receive them. ELKINS FLOWER SHOP FredericUsburg ' s Telegraph Florist Phone 80 613 Main St, HE BATTLEFIELD COMPLIMENTS OF CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG L. J. HOUSTON, City Manager JONES MOTOR CO. 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