Mary Washington College - Battlefield Yearbook (Fredericksburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1936 volume:

Ox-J ibrLs LOUISE JENNINGS BUSINESS MANAGER PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENT BODY STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA 29 4 Where the setting sun throws his amber shafts through arched case- ments and lingers on the winding stairs. A ke Xa Hie fie La 19 3 6 TO A GENTLEMAN OF THE OLD SCHOOL WHO HAS WATCHED THE PROGRESS OF OUR COLLEGE FROM ITS FOUNDING; TO ONE WHO MAKES A LASTING IMPRES- SION ON ALL WHO KNOW HIM; TO A FRIEND WHOSE IDEALISM IS INSPIRING. WHOSE SENSE OF HUMOR IS CHEERING. WHOSE PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE IS UPLIFT- ING. WHOSE VERSATILITY MERITS ADMIRATION— TO SUCH A ONE WE DEDICATE OUR YEAR BOOK. e a tea It Lon MR. WILLIAM N. HAMLET •2 b S orewor J THE THEME OF THIS BOOK WILL ALWAYS BE YOU, BUT THE MOTIF VARIES, AND THIS YEAR WE HAVE CHOSEN TO CALL YOU IN FROM THE LURE OF THE OPEN WHERE STATELY BUILDINGS KEEP THEIR TRYST WITH HEAVEN ' S WIDE-OPEN DOOR, TO INTERIOR SURROUNDINGS WHERE BEAUTY AND REFINEMENT HOLD QUIET CARNIVAL WITH RICH BROCADE AND GRACE OF TAPESTRY AND REGAL MAHOGANY. THESE, WE THINK. IN THEIR OWN SOCIAL SCHEME, HAVE AS MUCH APPEAL AS DOES THE ARTIST ' S PICTURE UPON T HE WALL OR THE SCULPTOR ' S STATUE UPON y THE PEDESTAL, y i i Conlents THE COLLEGE THE CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES •9 IN WHICH WE SHOW VIEWS OF BUILDINGS WHICH ARE OUR HOMES WHILE AT SCHOOL. AND PICTURES OF OUR FAC- ULTY MEMBERS WHOSE GUIDANCE HELPS US AC- QUIRE THAT WHICH WE CALL — EDUCATION. Cke ' olL eae Cf A stately vase from the Orient keeps its tryst in memory with far-away China. (yolonlal CyoLumm J end JjlcjYiLiij io VLrcjinLa Jzall • • Cf cfyi yi iij Onlrance io (yusils jtaLL aijs of C flemoon Sun on Jnarij Cusiis . . ... • C«ii . . Q ormal Columns and Spacious Torek -Jiar,j%M Sunu kl ana Skaoow on Ofrcaae . • • • Jnarij Jjall Ox ' d io Oxooyioaij 2idei Si cJke JjalliefieLo JnorcjaYL J . Coombs A.B., A.M, Ed.M., Ed.D. PRESIDENT A.B., University of Richmond; A.M., University of Chicago; Ed.M. and Ed.D., Harvard University; student, University of Berhn; travel and study in Europe, summers 1933 and 1935. Superintendent of Schools, Buchanan County, Virginia; State Supervisor, Secondary Education for Virginia; Professor, Sec- ondary Education, Boston University; Director Research and Surveys, Vir ginia State Department of Education; Professor of Education, College of William and Mary, Summer School; Professor of Education, George Washington University, Sum- mer School. Member, Phi Beta Kappa, Tau Kappa Alpha, Phi Delta Kappa, and Alpha Phi Sigma. Author and editor numerous bulletins, publications, and reports. President, State Teachers College, Fredericksburg. cJ ke Jjaliiefleld J)r. Jnorcjayi 1 . (yombs clke SaliiefieLO cJ ke JjaltLejLeLo yylrs. KjkarUs I ake JjuskneLL c A JjallLefLeLa FACULTY Oscar H. Darter Hrad of Social Science Department Mrs. Frances P. Ramey Social Science Charles G. Moss Social Science Catesby W. Willis Social Science and Languac e George E. Shankle Head of English Department Mary E. McKenzie English Elizabeth W. Baker Engliih Roberta L. Barnett English Robert F. Ca erlee Biblical Literature Mildred McMurtry Language ■ cJke Jjatilefleld FACULTY James H. Dodd Head of Cotnmercial Education Dipt. Lola Minich Commercial Education George A. Kirby Commercial Education GusTiNE H. Parker Commercial Education Walter J. Young Education Mrs. Jaries H. Dodd Education Bertha M. Kirk Head of Pliysical Education Dept. Caroline Sinclair Pliysical Education Perle Young Pliysical Education Sarah S. Rogers Physical Education Vff cJ ke JjallLefieLo FACULTY Rov S. Cook Iliad of Science Department Helen H. Schultz Science Alan Peirce Science WiLLLAM N. Hamlet Mathematics Aalalla Lautz Head of Home Economics Department Eula Porter Robins Home Economics Annabel L. Merrill Home Economics Dorothy Duggan Art Eva Taylor Eppes Head of Music Department Marion K. Chalncey Music cfke JjallLefLeLd FACULTY Nora C. Willis Music Edward Alvey, Jr. Director of Teaclier Training Charles A. Edwards Principal of Training Scliool Helen Mills Supermsor of Training School Muriel Irene Sanders Supervisor of Training Scliool Elinor L. Hayes Supervisor of Training Scliool Mary Hudson Wright Supervisor of Training Scliool Edna Simmons Supervisor of Training School Nannie Mae M. Williams Registrar Nettie Taliaferro Assistaiil Registrar cJ ke JjallLefieLo FACULTY Florexce a. AIorgan Secretary to President Mrs. Leon Ferneyhough Treasurer Carolease Pollard Assistant to Treasurer Margaret D. Calhoun Librarian Grace E. Taylor Assistant Librarian Mildred E. Scott Resident Pliysician Elizabeth Trible Resident Nurse Mrs. Blanche D. Taylor Hostess Mrs. H. L. Walra en Hostess Mrs. Dalia Ruff Dietitian IN WHICH WE SHOW OURSELVES — MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT BODY, WHO IN OUR YEARS TO- GETHER IN COLLEGE HAVE MADE UNENDING FRIENDSHIPS, THAT HAVE BECOME ESSENTIAL PARTS OF OUR LIVES. C ke I asses Fashion day-dreams from c the depths of this great ch or through closed eyes ma your own pictures of a by-go day of tender grace. cJ ke JjatlLefLeLo Miss Loi.a Minich Sponsor RESHMAN Class OFFICERS Maree Sweeney President Betty Boggs Secretary Meriam Carpenter Treasurer P9 cJ ke JjallLefLeLo FRESHMAN CLASS LORRAINE, ABBOT Calhoun, Georgia ELIZABETH AGREE iclc, Virginia ALWYLDA ADAMS Broad Run, Virginia ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Fairport, Virginia MARIE ROSE ALPERIN 1686 Mounr Vernon Avenue Walnut Hill Petersburg. Virginia MARY KATE ALPHIN Hot Springs, Virginia ELIZABETH ANDROS Sanford, Maine BOBBIE B.AAB 100 Granite Avenu Richmond, Virgini; RUTH SHIRLEY BAHEL Air Corps Depot Middletown, Pa. ELEANOR BARNETT 117 E, Virginia Avenue BETTY BEAVER RUTH BELLA MY Fredericksburg, Virgin VERNA BERGESON 2415 N. Kensington Street East Falls Church. Virgniia HELEN L. BERRY Berryville, Virginia NAN BIRCHETT Hopewell, Virginia ELLA BLAKE ELIZABETH BODWELL BETTY BOGGS 314 W. 22nd Street Wilmington. Delaware cJke SatlLefieLa FRESHMAN CLASS FRANCES BOGGS Onancock, Virginia MARIE BOND Box 334 East Radford, Virginia RUBY BOOLE Exmorf, Virginia CHARLOTTE SCOTT BOOKER Blackscone, Virginia MARY WILLIAMSON BOWLES 517 Commercial Street Clifton Forge, Virginia EULALIA BOWLING 607 Fauquier Street Fredericksburg, Virginia MIRIAM REBECCA BOYER Woodstock, Virginia SUE BRADENHAM MARY E. BRAME Chase City, Virginia FRANCES BROOKS 98 34th Street Newport News, Virginia FAYE BROWN Pennington Gap, Virginia LUCILLE E. BROWN Carson, Virginia MAUDE BROWN ShelUy, N. C. MARJORIE BUTT 204 Court Street Portsmouth, Virginia ESTHER BURRUSS Orange, Virginia MARIE BUSKIRK Grundy, Virginia MIRIAM CARPENTER 120 35th Street Newport News, Virginia JANE FRANCES CARROLL 558 Broad Street Portsmouth, Virginia cJ ke JjallLefieLo FRESHMAN CLASS GLOVENA MAE CASON 920 Belmont Avenue Charlottesville, Virginia SARA ANN CHANDLER Onancocfc, Virginia MARY WOODLEY CHAPMAN Waterview Portsmouth, Virginia RUTH G. CHESLEY Fairfax Station, Virginii CATHERINE CLEMENTS Beaverdam, Virginia ELIZABETH CLOPTON Clopton, Virginia DOROTHY JANE CODDINGTON Biglcrville, Pa. ELIZABETH ANNE COLLIER Wise, Virginia VIRGINIA MAY COOLEY Washington, D. C. ARCELLE COULBOURN Sweet Hall, Virginia RUTH PAUL CURRY Elmer, New Jersey CORINNE CUTCHIN Portsmouth, Virginia FRANCES CUTCHIN Farmville, North Carolin; BLANCHE DA VIES R. F. D. 3 Petersburg, Virginia CELESTIA NEAL DAVIS Mobjack, Virginia EMILY DAY BETTY DECKERT 304 Palmer Avenue Syracuse, N. Y. VIRGINIA THOMAS DICKINSON Chancellor, Virginia cJke Jjaliie field FRESHMAN CLASS DOROTHY V. DIEHL Fort Monroe, Virginia ELIZABETH DINGES Clarendon, Virginia WINIFRED DOSCH 328 Senator Street Brooklyn, N. Y. NANCY DOVE Lorton, Virginia HELEN DOWNER Gordonsville, Virginia FRANCES DOWNING Burgess Store, Virginia ELIZABETH DUDLEY Back Bay, Virginia MARJORIE EASTMAN 49 Spring Street Kingston, New York VIRGINIA EBAUGH 3813 Garrison Blvd. Baltimore, Md. DOLLY BURCHnELD FALCONER Hickory, Virginia PEGGY GORDON FINLEY Spartanburg, S. C. MADORA R. FORBUSH Fredericksburg, Virginia HAZEL B. FORD Richmond, Virginia MARGERY FRANCIS MARGARET ERASER Georgetown, S. C. MILDRED FRAZIER Palm Beach, Florida BETTY GARDEN 272 Darby Road Upper Darby, Pa. ARLINE GARNSEY Sanford, Maine cJke JjallLefieLo FRESHMAN CLASS MILDRED GILLIAM 300 Endor Street Sanford, N. C. VIRGINIA GONZALEZ Aguadilla, Puerto Pico LUCY GRAY Lightfoot, Virgini; KATHERINE F. GREAVER 3:1 Park Plaza Charlottesville, Virginia KATHERINE BELLE GREEN ANNETTE GRIFFIN Quantico, Virginia MARGARET GUINN Hopewell, Virginia EMILY GUNTER Accomac, Virginia MYRTIS HALL King and Queen C. H., Virginia LUCY OLIVER HARRIS Stevenshurg, Virginia MARY LOUISE HARRIS Holladay, Virginia ETHEL HARTMAN Camden, Delaware MARGARET HAWTHORNE Kcnbridge, Virginia MARY HELSABECK Stevensville, Virginia NANCY M. HERR 595 Park Street Charlottesville, Virginia DOROTHY HILL Belton Court W. Barrington, R. I. MARY HINTON Robley, Virginia MARJORIE HORNER 2139 N. Quebec Street Cherrydale, Virginia cjke Saiiiefleio FRESHMAN CLASS EVELYN V. HUDSON South Court Street Luray, Virginia HELEN HYDE Walnut, N. C. JANE IDEN Berryville, Virgin LAVERNA INGE Kenbridge, Virginia MARY LOUISE IVEY Rocky Mount, N. C. ERNESTINE JAMERSON Pamplin, Virginia ANNE BLOUNT JENKINS Rocky Mount, N. C. NINA CORALIE JONES Alexandria, Virginia VIRGINIA JONES Gettysburg, Pa. JERRIE AMELIA KENNEDY GlennviUc, Ga. ADELINE KIRKPATRICK Kent Store, Virginia SARAH ELIZABETH KITE Stanley, Virginia MARY V. LEARY Fredericksburg, Virgin VIRGINIA LEATHERBURY Eastville, Virginia FLORA LEE HartsviUe, S. C. HAZEL LEIGH 1310 W. 27th Str. Norfolk, Virginia MARGARET F. LOWE Upperville, Virginia VIRGINIA IRENE LUNDY Empotia, Virginia 37 cJke Jjatilefleio FRESHMAN CLASS MARTHA LEE MADISON 109 Marshall Street Petersburg, Virginia CONCETTA MANGUS 143 Van Avenue Pompton Lakes, N. J. JUNE MANKIN Areola, Virginia DOROTHY GARRETT MARTIN Sweet Hall, Virginia LUCY MAY MASSIE Roseland, Virginia LOUISE MAYES Jarratt, Virginia MARY ELLEN MAYS Stony Creek, Virginia MILDRED McDowell South Boston, Virginia SEBIA MEACHAM 110 Marshall Street Petersburg, Virginia SARA KATHERINE MEEK Burkes Garden, Virginia KATHERINE MILES Mathews, Virginia LUCILE MILES Cansvilte, Virginia GERALDINE MIMS Brooks Street Manning, S, C. MARY LOU MONROE Waterview Portsmouth, Virginia MARY SUE MOORE Asheville, N. C. MILDRED SUE MORRIS Rocky Mount, Virginia RUTH MOSELEY Vinton, Virginia REBECCA MURCHISON Rocky Mount, N. C, cfke JjahlLefieia FRESHMAN CLASS EUGENIA M. MURPHY Nansemond Ordinance Depot Portsmouth, Virginia GERTRUDE NEXSEN Newport News. Virginia JESSIE NEXSEN 239 Chesapeake Avenue Newport News, Virginia KATHRYN L. NICHOLAS Northwest, Virginia SHANNON NORTH 1719 Carolina Avenue Wilmington, N. C. DORIS O ' BRIEN 24 Cowdrey Street MARY OWENS Wythcville, Virginia FRANCES HORTENSE PALMER Fairfax, Virginia LOUISE PARKS Johnson City, Tenn. ELSIE ELIZABETH PERRY Spottsylvania, Virginia MARGUERITE PETERSON Chincoteague, Virginia MARGARET PIKE Kenly, N. C. EDNA POLEMAN 3060 16th St., N. W. Washington, D. C. MARGARET POWERS Powcan, Virginia HENRIETTA PRATT 1114 Prince Edward Street Fredericksburg. Virginia M. RUTH PRAUSE 1730 Princeton Avenue Norfolk. Virginia MARGE RAYNER 533 Hampshire Rd. Drexel Hill. Pa. LUCIE REYNOLDS 100 Cedar Street Alexandria, Virginia cJke Jjattiefieid FRESHMAN CLASS EDITH C. RIVERA 15 Rosario Street LUZ MARINA RIVERA de Diego 41 Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico GLORIA ANNE ROSE Langlev Field. Virginia FRANCES RO ' l ' STER MARIE RUFFIN Hopewell, Virginia EDITH RUSSELL BerryviUe, Virginia MARGARET SANFORD 123 S. Court Street Luray. Virginia FRANCES SCHULTZ Citronelle, Alabama ANNE SHAFFER 2509 The Terrace Richmond, Virginia VIRGINIA SHENK BerryviUe, Virginia BARBARA SHEPHERD 2002 N. 15th Street Clarendon. Virginia SARAH ANN SHIELD Onancock, Virginia WILLIE A. SIMS Hopewell, Virginia JANE SINCLAIR Hampton, Virginia CATHERINE V. SMITH 2517 Bay View Blvd. Portsmouth, Virginia JUNE SMITH Fredericksburg, Virginia MARGARET SUE SMITH Danieltown, Virginia MARION SMITH Gary, N. C. 40 cJ ke JjaiilefieAa FRESHMAN CLASS MAUDE RAE SMITH 219 Locust Street Covington, Virginia NATALIE MAY SMITH Elm Street Charlottesville, Virginia CATHERINE SNELLINGS 835 Windsor Avenue Norfolk, Virginia MARGARET STEELE Waterview Portsmouth, Virginia SALLY S. STOAKLEY Cheriton. Virginia JUANITA STOKES 502 Prince Street Georgetown. S. C. ELEANOR C. STORY 49 Gillis Road Portsmouth, Virginia GAYNELL STREET Grundy, Virginia ROXIE SUTHERLAND Clintwood, Virginia MAREE SWEENEY 50-03 94th Street Elmhurst, N. Y. MARY SCOTT SYMMES 116 South 6th Street Wilmington, N. C. PHOEBE TALIAFERRO KATHRYN TAYLOR Hampton, Virginia SUE TAYLOR Meredithville, Virginia ANN ELIZABETH TERRELL Box 485 Portsmouth, Virginia ELEANOR THOMAS Palmyra, Virginia FRANCES THOMAS 219 Broad Street Portsmouth, Virginia NELLE THOMAS Asheville, North Carolin cJke JjallLefieLo FRESHMAN CLASS MILDRED MAUREEN TIEMAN Langlcy Field, Virginia MARION E. TIMBERLAKE Sweet Hall, Virginia ETWINDA VIRGINIA TRAPNELL Glennville. Ga. ETTA TURNER Dundas. Virginia VIRGINIA READ TURNER Blackstone, Virginia ELIZABETH WALL Tazewell, Virginia VALLIE JANE WEAVER Reynolds, Ga. FRANCES WEATHERFORD South Boston, Virginia ANNA WEEKS Savannah, Georgia ALYCE M. WENNER Lovettsville, Virginia BERNICE WHIPPLE Unionvillc, Connecticut ELSIE WHITE 346 Creek Avenue Hampton, Virgini; EVELYN WILKINSON Hillsville, Virginia ELMYRA WILLIAMS WytheviUe, Virginia MARCIA WILLIAMS 1306 Moran Avenue Norfolk, Virginia MILDRED WILLIAMS Cleveland, North Carolina DOROTHY WILSON Saluda, Virginia ELIZABETH W. WILSON Charlottesville, Virginia MARY SUE WINHAM Texarkana, Arkansas GEORGIANA C. WOODHOUSE Portsmouth, Virginia CHARLOTTE YOUNG Cedar Avenue Fairfax, Virginia cJke JjallLefLeLo HISTORY IN THE MAKING 17 AREWELL to high school and hello to College. Such was the theme song of more than three hundred girls in the fall of ' J5 as they said good-bye and boarded the trains and buses for Fredericksburg. College— at last their dream of dreams would really become a reality. From north, east, south, and west they came — jolly, happy Freslimen. Quickly they found their rooms, the roommates, and de- cided what to take and what not to take. The bell system soon became integrated with their routine of living and soon they were considered members of the great F. S. T. C. family. After nights and nights of freshman training, they became educated to the rules and regulations and ready to become an organization. Maree Sweeney, Virginia Anderson, Betty Boggs, and Miriam Carpenter were chosen to lead the class through its first eventful year. Freshman Commission was organized as the little Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, and Helen Hyde was chosen as leader of this group. Through the year the class of ' 39 appeared before the stu- dent body in pop programs, at vespers, devotionals, sports, and finally the Freshman Benefit. For days and weeks afterwards this was the talk of the campus. The hand of time soon ushered in the month of May, and the freshmen realized that it was daisy time. How energetic and happy they were as off to the daisy fields they went, re- turning soon with arms filled with the delight of spring. Soon the daisy chain was completed and proudly they raised it upon the shoulders of the sophs. Nine months passed by, and now they are proud sophomores going forward to three or more years of happiness. cJke Jjaliieflela Miss Grace Taylor Sponsor Sophomore Class OFFICERS Elizabeth Trimble President Irene Blasdel Vice-President Edith Weeks Secretary Lillian Boswell Treasurer 45 •9 cJ ke JjallLefieLo SOPHOMORE CLASS MILDRED MOORE ASHER West Point, Virginia MARY ELIZABETH BALDWIN Phoebus, Virginia DOROTHY BALLANCE Hickory, Virginia GRACE BEANE MisKiMON, Virginia MARZIE BENNETT Walterboro, South Carolina LOUISE BLACKMAN Selma, North Carolina IRENE COMPTON BLASDEL SUARTHMORE, PENNSYLVANIA LILLIAN BOSWELL Ballston, Virginia cJke JjaHLefieLa SOPHOMORE CLASS VIRGINIA MAE BOYD Franklin, Virginia HELEN BRAD SHAW Franklin, Virginia SPARKS BREWER 907 B. Street South Norfolk, Virginia BLANCHE BROTHERS St. Brides, Virginia BETTY BROWN 112 Wine Street Hampton, Virginia REGINIA BROWN Urbana, Virginia VIRGINIA B RADENHAM BROWN West Point, Virginia HENRIETTA FLORENCE BURT Hilton Village, Virginia cJ ke JjaltLefieLa SOPHOMORE CLASS ETHEL CADMUS 6i8 Linden Avenue Portsmouth, Virginia ANNE HILL CAMPBELL Sparta, ' ircinia FLEET MURDAUGH CARNEY Route One Portsmouth, ' ircin ' ia KATHRVN CARNEY Churchlakd, Yircima CATHERINE L. CHAMBERLAIN Lee-Meade Inn Gettysburg, Pennsylvania DOROTHY CHESHIRE Oyster Bay, New York MARGARET WATSON CLARK Grundy, Virginia MARY JACK CLARY Bowling Green, Virginia 6 a cJke jjaHieflelo SOPHOMORE CLASS DOROTHY COCKRELL Box 1 8 MisKiMON, Virginia MINNIE L. COMANN 815 Ridge Avenue Norton, Virginia CONSTANCE NELL COMPTON 218 Cedar Street Vinton, Virginia NANCY ELOISE COOPER NiLES, Michigan LINDA LEE COWLES ToANO, Virginia THELMA GLADYS CREEP South Norfolk, Virginia JESSIE MARIE CROCKETT 350 La Salle Avenue Hampton, Virginia HOPE DEYERLE Urban a, Virginia P9 6d cJ ke JjallLefieLo SOPHOMORE CLASS MARGUERITE DRESSLER Fort Monroe, Virginia GLADYS DRUM Catawba, North Carolina MARGARET EMERICK PURCELLVILLE, VIRGINIA NINA RUTH EVERTON Cradock, Virginia V. LOUISE FEARNOW Lavtonsville, Maryland LENA D. FIORENTINO 31+ Cameron Avenue Colonial Heights Petersburg, Virginia HATTIE FORESTER Petersburg, Virginia MAUDE H. FOX CoLUMBuSj Georgia c ke JjatiLefieLo SOPHOMORE CLASS FLORENCE ALMA GARFINKEL Hopewell, Virginia ANNA LOUISE GODWIN Windsor, Virginia ETHEL WINIFRED GOODWIN Orange, Virginia JO GRANT Culpepper, Virginia IDA BARRETT GREGORY BovDTON, Virginia ANNIE LAURIE HARE Selma, North Carolina DORIS E. HARRELL Whaleyville, Virginia ANNA MAE HARRIS Lignum, Virginia cJke JjallLefLeLo SOPHOMORE CLASS JULIA McDowell hartley BuCKNER, Virginia MARY GRACE HAWKINS Petersburg, Virginia EDNA HERSH Balboa Heights, Canal Zone HELEN GARNETTE HILL Appalachia, Virginia RUBY lONA HINES South Norfolk, Virginia MARGARET HOUSE 290 Little Farms Avenue Hampton, Virginia LOLA EVELYN JENKINS Monroe Hall, Virginia MARGARET JONES Beaverdam, Virginia CI cJke Satiiefieio SOPHOMORE CLASS LAURA VIRGINIA KEETON McKenney, Virginia KATHLEEN KERLIN NoKESviLLE, Virginia STIRLING KERR Clarendon, Virginia MARY T. KETTENBECK Farmington, Connecticut VIRGINIA L. KIRKPATRICK Kent Store, Virginia VIVIAN DORIS LAFOON Alberta, Virginia PEG LAMB 812 King Avenue Florence, South Carolina MARY ELLEN LEE 18 Ewan Terrace Vineland, New Jersey cJke Jjaltiefleio SOPHOMORE CLASS ANNE LOCKWOOD Buchanan, Virginia EDITH LOONEY Grundy, Virginia MARY E. LOV ' E I ' ppERViLLE, Virginia E. MABEL MAFFETT 707 N. Iv.v Street Clarendon, Virginia DORIS MARA 9108 Elmhurst Avenue Jackson Heights, New York LOUISE FRANKLIN MARSHALL Jersey, Virginia LOUISE McGEE 13H Main Street Fredericksburg, Virginia MARTHA SUE McGEE Lavvrenceville, Georgia Pq bd c ke JjallLefLeLo SOPHOMORE CLASS CATHERINE MILLER Clinton, Maryland LOIS A. MILSTEAD Naval Proving Ground Dahlgreen, Virginia MARY ELLEN MITCHELL Columbus, Georgia EVELYN W. NIXON loio Amherst Street Winchester, Virginia LOUISE OTLEY Purcellville, Virginia EVELYN PARKER Portsmouth, Virginia ELIZABETH PEARMAN Petersburg, Virginia JEANETTE PLANTE Worchester, Massachusetts pig cJke Jjaillefiela SOPHOMORE CLASS DORIS E. POOLE Carson, Virginia HELEN W. PRESSLEY Elk Ridge, Maryland Ll ' CY EMILY PRITCHETT Chancellor, Virginia AGNES LOUISE PURKS King George, Virginia CONNIE REYNOLDS Chatham, Virginia DELLA RICKS Blacksburg, Virginia ALICE RIFE Smithfield, Virginia ZILLAH RHOA.DES Culpepper, Virginia cJ ke Jjaiiiefleio SOPHOMORE CLASS CHARLOTTE ROBERTSON Rectortown, Virginia ERNESTINE ROWLETT Richmond, Virginia LILY RUFF Bedford, Virginia FLORA R. RYAN Falls Church, Virginia FRANCES ATV ILL SANDY Montrose, Virginia GRACE SCHULTZ CiTRONELLE, ALABAMA DOROTHY HETTRICK SHAFFER Norfolk, Virginia BERTHA MERRILL SHAPLEIGH Eastham, Virginia cJke JjallLefieLa SOPHOMORE CLASS BILLIE SHELTON Stella, ' IRGI •IA FRANCES E. SMITH Wilmington, North Carolina N ' IRGINIA M. SMITH Hampton, Virginia WYLLIE KATHRYN SNEAD 808 Lincoln Avenue PoMPTON Lakes, New Jersey LUCILLE SNELLINGS 800 Mercer Street Fredericksburg, Virginia SARAH CALVx ' RT SPILLMAN Index, Virginia NANCY SPINKS Kensington, Maryland ANNA LEE SPITLER Luray, Virginia pq bd cfke JjailLefLeio SOPHOMORE CLASS MARIE E. SPRINGER Norfolk, Virginia ZELMA MAE TIMBERLAKE Sweet Hall, Virginia EVELYN TOMLINSON Baxley, Georgia ELIZABETH McCLINTIC TRIMBLE Hot Springs, Virginia MARGARET TV ' IFORD Wardtown, Virginia ANN WALLACE 25 High Street Cambridge, Maryland EDITH V ' EEKS 819 E. Park Avenue Savannah, Georgia MARCELLA WELLS Route One Carson, Virginia 59 cJke JjatlLefieLo SOPHOMORE CLASS RUTH WHEATLEY I20I Westbrook Avenue Richmond, Virginia NAOMI WHITMAN PURCELLVII-LE, VIRGINIA JESSICA AVALEEN WHITLOCK Mineral, Virginia MARIE LUCILLE WILLIAMS Prince George, Virginia DOROTHY HUNTER WOOD Amissville, Virginia EDNA ELIZABETH WYATT Glen Allen, Virginia NANCY LEE VAUGHAN 52 Post Street Hilton Village, Virginia MARIAN YEAMANS Beaverdam, Virginia cJke Jjalllefleia AFTER TWO YEARS IT was in the fall of 1934 that the members of our present Sophomore class pledged themselves members of the Student Body of the college here in the quaint little city of Fredericksburg. Brimming with wonderment and curiosity for what the coming years would bring, we really knew so little of the joys we were to share, and what dear friends we were to find among those who then seemed only new ac- quaintances. We were quick to adjust ourselves to the new life here on the hill, both through the help of the upper classmen, and of our own big sisters, who escorted us to the Kid Party, the first social event, given by Y. W. C. A. Amid the gaiety and color of that evening, we danced away whatever strangeness or loneliness we might have felt. After a month, we rated some organization, and immediately chose our officers. Mary Kettenbeck was our capable President; Elizabeth Trimble, Vice-President; Edith Weeks, Secretary, and Mike Boswell handled the finances. Our representa- tives on council were Florence Massie and Helen Pressley. Mrs. Ramey, our class sponsor, gave her every effort to successfully solving the problems that were many in a class whose very color note was green — a class marked by inexperience — perhaps at times A Comedy of Errors. During the year we entertained and were entertained at various parties, dances, shows and benefits. Our benefit, portraying an Old Fashioned Singing School, was among the cleverest presented that year. We were gracious hostesses to the Junior Class at a delightful dance. At Christmas time we helped Y. W. C. A. and Freshman Commission with the Doll Show. We became interested in Dramatics, in Glee Club, and other campus activities. In June we wove our daisy chain, each daisy signifying some cherished remembrance of our first year at college. The year had passed — and we cried in parting. The summer vacation scattered us somevv hat, but in September, lilfe a magnet, the college drew us to her again, this time as Sophomores, thrilling at the thought of no more fundamentals or elements and feeling within us something of a suave sophistication. We knew more definitely what we wanted to accomplsih and how to go about it with a keener interest. Under the leadership of Elizabeth Trimble, our President; Irene Blasdell-Vice- President; Edith Weeks, Secretary, and Mike Boswell, Treasurer, we progressed en masse. We enjoyed the doin ' s of the other classes, and our pop programs and benefit were both entertaining and we turned our Convocation night into an interesting and worthwhile performance. And now the close of another year has found us again experiencing the bitter hurt of parting from friends who have laughed with us and have become so a part of our lives here on the hill. With the coming of Moving Up Day, we salute the Junior Class of 1936. On that day, as the lovely daisy chain is lifted upon our shoul- ders, we shall review in our minds and in our hearts our Sophomore year, and briefly title it, As You Like It. Mary Ellen Mitchell. cfke Jjaiilefieio Mrs. J. H. Dord Sponsor Junior Clas OFFICERS Alice Phillips President Edna King Secretary Frances McLeod Treasurer cJ ke JjalliefLeLo BETTY ABBEY 305 George Street Fredericksburg, Virginia DOROTHY VANDEGRIFT BALL 1207 Lorraine Avenue Richmond, Virginia TEMPLE LEE BEAZLEY Saluda, Virginia ABBIE BOURKE Portsmouth, Virginia KATHERINE BURGESS Route 2 Chester, Virginia ELAINE BUTLER Carrsville, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS cJke Jjaillefieio ELIZABETH CARSWELL 320 College Street Macon, Georgia MARY CHARLOTTE CHAPMAN 2002 Chestnut Avenue Newport News, Virginia DOROTHEA CHRISTINE CHENAULT Richmond, Virginia DOROTHY MILDRED CHITTUM 3102 Floyd Avenue Richmond, Virginia ELIZABETH CLARK Carter ' s Grove Williamsburg, Virginia JACQUELINE CLARK MiLFORD, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS CT, JjalliefieLo VIRGINIA COMANN 815 Ridge Avenue Norton, Virginia MARY E. CREHAN 42 Brookford Street Boston, Massachusetts LUCILLE CROCKETT ' yTHEVILLE, Virginia MARY ELIZABETH DAVIS Raccoon Ford, Virginia CATHERINE E. DRYDEN ViNELAND, New Jersey MARTHA BLAND EPES Blackstone, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS cJke jjaiiLefleio CHARLOTTE FRAZER Marshall, Virginia SARA CATHERINE GOODSON Portsmouth, Virginia MARGARET BANKS GRAVES HOLLADAv, Virginia SARAH BURT GRAY Frederica, Delaware HANNAH ELIZABETH HALEY ToANO, Virginia JULIA HARRIS Route 3, Box 68 Orange, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS cJke JjalilefLeLo LUCY FLEET HEAD Penola, Virginia PHYLLIS GERTRUDE HERSH Balboa Heights Canal Zone LUCILE BROCKENBROUGH HOLLOWAY Port Royal, Virginia PEARL E. HUDSON Delmar, Delaware ELIZABETH JOHNSON Narrows, Virginia CODA KATHRYN KINCHELOE Fairfax, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS ei a clke 3aiiiejieio EDNA VIRGINIA KING 2305 Cauntz Street Portsmouth, Virginia PAULINE GRACE KING 202 Ninth Street Norton, Virginia FRANCES KIRKVV ' OOD Sterling, Virginia EDITH LEGUM Norfolk, Virginia VIRGINIA ANN LIPSCOMB 814 N. Irving Street Clarendon, Virginia FAY C. LUTHER 162 Marshall Terrace Danville, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS fc«a cJ ke JjallLefieLo HELEN McCLAUGHERTY Narrows, Virginia FRANCES ELIZABETH McLEOD Cheraw, South Carolina MARY FRANKLYN MILLER 431 Delafield Place, N. W. Washington, D. C. MINNIE VIRGINIA MINOR CoMORN, Virginia RLBY FRANCES MOTLEY Chatham, Virginia FRANCES GRAY NASH 724 William Street Fredericksburg, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS c ke JjaHLefieLo KATHRYN E. NEBELUNG 902 Fifth Street Portsmouth, Virginia VIRGINIA NORTHAM Church View, Virginia MIRIAM BRUCE OMOHUNDRO Farmers Fork, Virginia BETTY OSBORN South Water Street Edgartown, Massachusetis Martha ' s Vineyard JUANITA OWEN Long Island, Virginia VIRGINIA PALMER Round Hill, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS cJke Jjaiile field ALICE PHILLIPS RoTAN, Texas LOIS LAVELLE PHIPPS Waynesboro, Virginia LUCY LEE PIERSON Fredericksburg, ' irginia SELMA PILAND Holland, Virginia LORENE MOFFETTE POTTER Bowling Green, Virginia DOROTHY ALETA RAMEY Fredericksburg, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS II cfke JjaltiefieLa EVELYN PAULINE RIGGS 279 Lucille Avenue Norfolk, Virginia MARY CATHERINE ROBERTS Marshall, North Carolina ELLA GORDON ROWE 1005 Virginia Avenue NortoNj Virginia EMILY CLAY ROWE 121 1 Caroline Street Fredericksburg, Virginia FRANCES SHERMAN Michigan Avenue Norfolk, Virginia JAQUELIN SMITH Fredericksburg, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS vJ ke JjalliefieLa PEGGY SMITH Fredericksburg, Virginia VIRGINIA JOYCE SNIDOW Pembroke, Virginia VIRGINIA WILLIS SPAIN Suffolk, Virginia EDITH CHEATHAM TAYLOR 200 South Pearl Street Rocky Mount, N. C. ELOISE TRUSSELL 341 57 Street Newport News, Virginia KATHERINE CELIA TURNER Glen Lyn, Virginia J u O R CLASS cJ ke JjatlLefLeio IDA LEE TWISS Edgerton, Virginia GENEVIEVE TYSON 4111 Boarman Avenue Baltimore, Maryland MARGARET JUNE TYSON Falmouth, Virginia MADELINE TILSON WARRICK Erwin, Tennessee EDNA T. weaver Remington, Virginia MARTHA WHITAKER Emporia, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS J ke JjallLefLeLo ELLEN WHITE ACCOMAC, VlRGiyiA MARGARET AILEEN WHITE CoLERAiN, North Carolina IRENE ELLEN WILLIAMS Route 3 MiLFORD, Delaware MARY NELL WOOLFOLK Bowling Green, Virginia RUBINETTE YOUNG Rhoadesville, Virginia JUNIOR CLASS cJhe JjaiiiefieLa WE JUNIORS THREE years ago two hundred and sixty shy little girls departed from their homes and journeyed toward the historic town of Frederickshurg. We were the Freshmen of ' t, — we are the Juniors of ' 36. How excited and happy we were to consider ourselves members of the F. S. T. C. student body. Quickly we readujsted ourselves, learned to like our roommates, and prepared our work as if we had been here always. Y. W. C. A. gave us such a good time at the kid party, where we all became kids for one night, and turned out with our dolls and hair ribbons, that we decided that this was the best party ever. It will always be remembered as one of the grandest affairs of our Freshman year. Our class officers were elected, we had our pictures taken for the Battle- field, and then we went home for Thanksgiving. After this holiday, we thought in terms of Christmas and the doll show, which Freshman commission sponsored. The days passed quickly, and soon we departed once more to our homes for the Christmas vacation. We returned and our interests and energies turned to the work on our benefit which was a Nite Club, to which all our upper classmen friends came in large numbers. As June approached, the Freshman class began to look for daisies and the daisy chain was soon made ready for the Sophomores to carry on class day. When we returned in the fall of ' 34 we were important Sophomores, looking forward to a great year with Jack Clark as our class leader. Members of our group were on the Y. W. Cabinet, on staffs of the two publications, as well as in many other campus organizations. Through the year we worked together, helped in all our efforts by Miss Young, our sponsor. We were loyal devils, and as the year closed, we were the holders of the cup. i935- ' 36 — Can it be true that we are completing three years of joy, happiness, and work that have meant so much to us? Our leader, Alice Phillips, has seen us through this year with great success. We gave our benefit, the junior prom, entertained the Freshmen — and now we are ready to close the page of our three years ' history and think in terms of wearing the cap and gown next year. With our motto, One for all, all for one, we attempt to really contribute to our college. Fay Luther. 77 cJke Jjaiileflela Dr. Charles George Gordon Moss Spo?isor ENiOR Class OFFICERS Margaret Moore President Helen Taylor Vice-President Mildred Edge Secretary Joyce Stead Treasurer cJ ke Jjaiilefielo AUDREY ELLA ALRICH Spotsylvania, Virginia Major: Elementary Education Alinors: Elementary Education, Music Town Girls Club, Glee Club, Alpha Tau Pi. ALMA EMAL- BAILEY Unionvili.e, Connecticut Majors : English, French Minor: Latin Modern Portias. SO cjke JjaHLefieia HELEN PAULINE BATTISTA Mill Road Farmington, Connecticut Major: Physical Education minors: English, Physical Education Speedball Teams, Basketball Teams, Hockey Teams, Dance Club, Athletic Asso- ciation, Betty Lewis House Council, Glee Club, Modern Portias. VERNIE BLANKLNSHIP 620 Prospect Walk Clifton Forge, Virginia Majors: Latin, French Minors: English, Social Science Alpha Phi Sigma, Modern Portias, Dance Club, Glee Club, Advertising Manager Battlefield Staff, Athletic Association, Secretary Freshman Commission, Freshman Representative to Council, May Court, President of German Club, Leaders Club, Maid of Honor in May Day Festival. cJke JjallLefieLo CATHERINE BROWN 213 Avenue Vinton, Virginia Jllajor: Science Minors: History, ■Mathematics Secretary and Finance Chairman of Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association, Vice-President and Reporter of Science Club, Basketball Team. PRESTON BROWN ScHi.EV, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: Commsrcial Education, English Senior Representative to Student Council, Secretary of Junior Class, Vice-President of Commercial Club, Battlefield Staff, Modern Portias, Coinnicrcial Echo Staff, Baptist Student Union Council. cJke JjalliefieLa NANCY BROWNING Falmouth, Virginia Majors: Home Economics, Science Town Girl Representative to Student Council, G. K. T. Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Town Girls Club. HARRIET CLARISSA BRUCE 3139 Grove Avenue Richmond, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minor: Social Science Leader ' s Club, May Court, President of Commercial Club, Feature Editor of Bullet, Advertising Manager of Bullet. cJke JjailLefLeLo ELSIE MAY CARVER 115 Hawke Street Fredericksburg, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: Commercial Education, Social Science Commercial Club, Town Girls Club. KATHERINE COOK 501 Tyler Street Blufeield, West Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: Commercial Education, Social Science Commercial Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Transfer from Bluefield College. cJ ke JjaiiLefieia LUCY MAE COPLEY Richmond, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: Commercial Education, English Glee Club, Commercial Club. LOUISE TEMPLE COULBOURN Sweet Hai.l, Viroinia Major : English Minors: Social Science, French Modern Portias. ke JjallLefLeio EDNA MAE DANIEL 2908 West Avenue Newport News, Vircima Majors: IMusic, Elementary Education Secretary Freshman Commission, Librarian for Glee Club, Music Committee for Y. W. C. A., Advertising Manager for Bulht, Alpha Phi Sigma, Secretary Alpha Tau Pi, German Club, President of Glee Club, Leaders Club. REBEKAH ELLIS DAVIDSON RnOADESVn.LE, VIRGINIA Major: Science Alinors: Latin, Social Science Transfer from AVesthampton College, Science Club. a ke JjaltiefLeLd AUDREY DAVIS Kilmarnock, Virginia Major-: Physical Education Minors: Social Science, English Dance Club, Hockey Teams, Basketball Teams, Soccer Teams, Speedball Teams, Baseball Teams, Science Club, Athletic Association. CATHERINE VAUGHAN DAVIS Sharps, Virginia Major: Physical Education Minors: Mathematics, Physical Education Athletic Association, Basketball Teams, Baseball Teams, Speedball Teams, Creative Dance Club. vn bd dke JjalliefLeLO VIRGINIA BELLE DAVIS Sharps, Virginia Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science Athletic Association, Creative Dance Club, Baseball Teams, Basketball Teams, Hockey Teams, Speedball Teams. MARJORIE DEMENT Dahlecren, Virginia Major: Social Science Minors: Home Economics, Art Secretary of German Club, G. K. T. Club, Science Club. cjke JjallLefieLa SUSIE DICKINSON 200 South Georgia Avenue Mobile, Alabama Major: Social Science Minors: Elementary Education, Music Vice-President of Alpha Phi Sigma, President of Alpha Phi Sigma, Vice-President of Glee Club, Reporter for Bullet, Exchange Editor for Bullet, Feature Editor for Bullet, Alpha Tau Pi, Dramatic Club, International Relations Club, May Court, Baptist Student Union, Leaders Club. ELLA SMYTH DOWNING Buckhorn Fayetteville, North Carolina Majors: Social Science, English Modern Portias. P4 c ke JjallLefieLo ANNE CARTER DUKE 112 Broadway Carney ' s Point, New Jersey iMajor: Elementary Education Minors: Education, Home Economics House President of Virginia Hall, Student Council, G. K. T. Club, Glee Club, Alpha Tau Pi Reporter, German Club, Riding Club. KATHARINE VIRGINIA EARNEST Soo Overbrook Road RiCHiMOND, ViRGlKIA Major: Social Science Minors: Elementary Education, English International Relations Club. 90 cJke JjallLefieLo MILDRED LOUISE EDGE 1410 Wynnton Drive Columbus, Georgia Majors: English, Social Science May Court, Transfer from Georgia State Women ' s College, Secretary of Senior Class, Vice-President of Junior Class, Modern Portias, Creative Dance Club, Assist- ant Advertising Manager of Bullet. POLLY ELGLN 1312 North Adams Street Clarendon, Virginia Majors: Latin, French Minors: English, Social Science Athletic Association, Alpha Phi Sigma, House Council Betty Lewis, House Council Virginia Hall, Basketball Teams. cJ ke JjallLefieia INEZ THELMA EVANS Greekeush, Virginia Majors: Social Science, Mathematics Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Class, Sophomore Representative to Student Coun- cil, One of Six Most Attractive Girls, Ex-officio Y. W. C. A., President of Student Body, President of Leaders Club, President of Student Go ' ernment Association, May Court, German Club, International Relations Club, Dramatic Club, Alpha Phi Sig- ma, May Queen, German Club. KIRBY FENNELL Richmond, Virginia Majors: Home Economics, Science G. K. T. Club, Science Club, Transfer from Villiam and Mary. cJ ke JjalliefieLo ZULA FRANCES FERRARA 8i6 Main Street Fredericksburg, Virginia Major: Social Science Minors: French, Commercial Education Transfer from Notre Dame Maryland, Commercial Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Town Girls Club, International Relations Club. FRANCES SHORTRIDGE FLAHERTY 208 Hamlet Avenue Hamlet, North Carolina Majors: Elementary Education, Social Science Minor: Physical Education Alpha Tau Pi, Speedball Teams, Basketball Teams, Dance Club, Science Club, Lieu- tenant Dolly Madison Dormitory. cJke JjaliLefieLo DELLA FRANCES GAINES Alexandria, Virginia Majors: Physical Education, Social Science Treasurer Athletic Association, Battlefield Staff, Athletic Editor Battlefield Staff, May Court, Dance Club, Y. W. C. A., Basketball Teams, Hockey Teams, Speedball Teams. MARIAN RUTH GOODMAN 207 Middle Street Portsmouth, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: English, Commercial Education Commercial Club, Modern Portias, Alpha Phi Sigma, Orchestra, Editor Commercial Echoes. cfke jjatiiejlelo KATHRYN LEE GRAY Sixth and Grape Streets ViNELAND, New Jersey Major: History Minors: Home Economics, Art Athletic Association, G. K. T. Club, German Club. EDNA M. HARLEY Brunswick, Maryland Major: French Minors: Commercial Education, English Commercial Club, Bullet Staff, Make-up Editor Bullet, Press Club. PI cJ ke JjallLefieLo HELEN HARRIS Betterton, Maryland Major: Physical Education Minors: English, Music President of Athletic Association, Junior Representative to Student Council, Swim- ming Chairman Athletic Association Council, Modern Portias, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Dance Club, Speedball Teams, Basketball Teams, Hockey Teams, one of six most outstanding students. ELIZABETH HART Wake, Virginia Major: Elementary Education Minors: Physical Education, Elementary Education Vice-President Sophomore Class, Dance Club, German Club, Athletic Association, Chaplin of Alpha Tau Pi, Secretary Science Club, Basketball Teams, Speedball Teams, House Council. cJke jjaiiieflelo NONA DECKERT HIGGINS Syracuse, New York Majors: Home Economics, Science Vice-President G. K. T. Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Transfer from Arlington Hall Junior College. MARGARETTA HISEY Villa Heights Roanoke, Virginia Major: Elementary Education Minors: Physical Education, English President Alpha Tau Pi, German Club, Athletic Association, Dance Club, Leaders Club, Basketball Teams, Speedball Teams. cJ ke JjallLefieLd LUCILLE KERN HITT Marye ' s Heights Fredericksburg, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: Commercial Education, English Town Girls Club, Executive Council of Commercial Club, Assistant Editor of Com- mercial Echoes, Alpha Phi Sigma, Class Hockey Teams. Alpha Tau Pi. MARJORIE HUNDLEY La Salle Avenue Hampton, Virginia Major: Elementary Education Minors: Elementary Education, English cJke JjaliLefieLa LOUISE JENNINGS 1403 Tilden Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: Commercial Education, Social Science House President of Virginia Hall, Assistant Business Manager Battlefield, Busi- ness Manager of Battlefield, Secretary of Leaders Club, Commercial Club, Speed- ball Teams, Athletic Association, Dramatic Club, Social Service Committee Y. W. C. A., Alpha Phi Sigma, Glee Club. HELEN STUART JONES Hartwood, Virginia Majors: English, Social Science Minor: French President Modern Portias, President International Relations Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Bullet Staff, Leaders Club. rv bd cJ ke JjallLefLeia AiNN BISCOE KEMP Zebulon ' , North Carolina Major: English Minors: Commercial Education, Social Science Secretary-Treasurer Dramatic Club, Freshman Commission, Commercial Club, Mod- ern Portias, German Club, Assistant Advertising Manager of Bullet, Circulation Manager of Bullet, Basketball Teams, Hockej ' Teams, Creative Dance Club, Com- mercial Club Echoes Staff, Glee Club. FRAxNCES JOSEPHINE LIEBENOW 606 Littlepage Street Fredericksburg, Virginia Major: Science Minors: Elementary Education, Social Science Town Girls Club, Alpha Tau Pi, Science Club. cJke JjallLefieio EDNA MILLICENT LOVERING Clarendon, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minois: Commercial Education, English Editor The Bayonet, Associate Editor The Bullet, News Editor The Bullet, Re- porter The Commercial Club, Press Club. ADELLE MANSFIELD Post Oak, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: English, History Secretary Alpha Phi Sigma, Commercial Club, Hockey Teams, Basketball Team, Science Club, Town Girls Club. ,e Jjatiie field MARY ETHEL MASON Fredericksburg, Virginia Majors: Home Economics, Science G. K. T. Club, Town Girls Club, Science Club. WINNIE LEE MASON Belle Haven, Virginia Major: Mathematics Minors: Science, English Science Club, Modern Portias. cJke JjaHieflelo DOROTHY LOUISE McGUIRE 603 McCormick Street Clifton Forge, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minor: Social Science Commercial Club, German Club. RUTH HENDRY McINTIRE Winter Park Wilmington, North Carolina Majors: Physical Education, Social Science Secretary Athletic Association, Vice-President Dramatic Club, Secretary-Treasurer Dramatic Club, Editor Athletics for Battlefield, German Club, Creative Dance Club, Hockey, Basketball, Speedball, Baseball Teams. cJ ke Jjaiiieflelo ANNA ELIZABETH McWHIRT Fredericksburg, Virginia Rlajor: Elementary Education Alinor: Music Town Girls Club. RITA MILLER 1317 Guest Street Fredericksburg, Virginia Major: Social Science Minors: English, Home Economics Secretary Modern Portias, Treasurer Town Girls Club, G. K. T. Club. P9 cfke JjalliefLeLa SARA MARGARET MOORE Salisbury, Maryland Major: Physical Education Minors: Commercial Education, Social Science, Physical Education President of Senior Class, President of Junior Class, Leaders Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Athletic Association, Commercial Club, Science Club, Dance Club, German Club, Riding Club, Athletic Council, Manager Basketball Team, Baseball and Hockey Teams, General Sports Manager, Basketball Team, Hockey Team, and Soccer Team, one of six most outstanding students. LAVINIA HUSTON MORRISON Fredericksburg, Virginia Alajors: Home Economics, Science G. K. T. Club, Science Club, Town Girls Club. P ' 9 cJke JjatliefieLo ETHEL ELIZABETH NELSON 1239 Twenty-fifth Street Newport News, Virginia Major: Commercial Education IMinors: Commercial Education, English Secretary Student Government, Joint Council, Secretary Sophomore Class, Basket- ball Teams, Athletic Association, Alpha Phi Sigma, Executive Council Commercial Club, President College Girls Bible Class, Church Relations Committee, Y. W. C. A., Glee Club. RUBY LEE NORRIS Hartfield, Virginia Major: Science Minors: Latin, French Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Student Council, Dramatic Club, Science Club, Dance Club, German Club, Assistant Editor of The Bayonet. cJ he Jjaillejlela ESTHER E. PERKINS 1 1 12 Burlington Avenue Delanco, New Jersey Majors: Mathematics, Social Science Transfer Hillwood College, Trenton, New Jersey. MARY-PAUL PHILLIPS 476 Walnut Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: English, Social Science ' ■ Modern Portias, Dramatic Club, Reporter for Commercial Club, Secretary of Gle Club, Treasurer of Student Government Association, May Court. cJ ke Jjaiileflela SUE PHILLIPS RoTAN, Texas HI a j or: Primary Education Minors: Education, Social Science German Club, Dance Club. ELIZABETH REED I Woodycrest Road Saran ' ac Lake, New York ] Iajor: English Minors: Social Science, French Modern Portias, Transfer from Middleburg College, Vermont. cJke JjallLefieLo JULIA FRAxNCES ROBINSON Beverlyville, Virginia Majors: English, Social Science President of Freshman Commission, Vesper Chairman, Y. W. C. A., Vice-President of Y. W. C. A., President of Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association, Dramatic Club, Leaders ' Club, Modern Portias, Student Council, one of six most outstanding students. MARY ELIZABETH ROBINSON 308 W. Fourteenth Street Norfolk, Virginia Majors: English, Social Science Transfer William and Mary Extension, Norfolk, Va., Modern Portias, Glee Club. cfke JjalliefieLo INA BELLE ROGERS Freeman , Virginia Major: Home Economics, Science Science Club, G. K. T. Club, German Club. WELTHY AUDREY ROSE 3312 Maryland Avenue Richmond, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: Commercial Education, English, Social Science Assistant Business Manager Bulle ' , Business L-lnager Bullet, Assistant Editor Com- mercial Echoes. Editor Commercial Echoes, Alpha Phi Sigma, Athletic Association, Commercial Club, Varsity Hoclcey Team, Basicetball Team, Baseball Team, Vice-Pres- sident Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association, Modern Portias Club. c2Jke JjaHLefieLa MARY FRANCES ROWE 933 Brompton Street Fredericksburg, Virginia Majors: Social Science, English Minor: French Secretary Town Girls Club, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Advertising Manager of Battle- field, Editor-in-Chief Battlefield, Reporter Modern Portias, International Re- lations Club, Dramatic Club, Press Club, Leaders Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, May Court, one of six most outstanding students. Executive Board of Dramatic Club. GARLAND E. SAN FORD Oi.DHAMS, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: Commercial Education, History House President Mary Ball Dormitory, Leaders Club, Commercial Club, Com- mercial Echo Staff, Dramatic Club, Athletic Association, Dormitory Speedball Team, Class Basketball and Baseball Teams, Science Club. cJke JjalliefieLo MARSHALL SCHOOLS Farnham, Virginia Alajor: Latin Minors: Physical Education, English Athletic Association Council, Averett Transfer, Baseball Team Manager, Basket- ball, Tennis Teams. FRANCES CURTIS SMITH Hampton, Virginia Majors : Elementary Education, English Bullet Staff, Chairman Finance Committee Y. W. C. A., Librarian Alpha Tau Pi, Modern Portias, Dramatic Club, Alpha Phi Sigma. cJke Jjalliefieio FRANCES L. SMITH 2000 Camden Avenue Portsmouth, Virginia Alajors: Physical Education, English Vice-President Dramatic Club, President Dramatic Club, Athletic Council, Hockey, Basketball and Baseball Teams, Leaders Club, Modern Portias. JOYCE GOODWIN STEAD 320 Ponce de Leon Place Decatur, Georgia Major: Mathematics Minors: Commercial Education, Physical Education, Social Science Treasurer Senior Class, Athletic Association Council, Alpha Phi Sigma, Manager Swimming Team, Commercial Club, Dance Club, Speedball Team, Basketball Team, Science Club. cJ lie JjatlLefieLo EVELYN SUTTLE JONESvii.LE, Virginia Jllajor: Commercial Education Minors: Commercial Education, Social Science Y. W. C. A., Commercial Club, Dance Club, Battlefield Staff, Commercial Echoes Staff, House Council. HELEN MARJORIE TAYLOR Richmond, Virginia Majors: Elementary Education, Social Science Minor: Physical Education President Freshman Class, Sophomore Representative to Student Council, Treasurer Student Council, Treasurer of Alpha Tau Pi, Vice-President Senior Class, Reporter for Athletic Council, Freshman Commission, Leaders Club, Athletic Association, Ger- man Club, Dramatic Club, Bullet Staff, Freshman and Junior Hockey Teams. cjke Jjalile field MARGARET CATHERINE TUCK Nathalie, Virginia Majors: Science Social Science Alpha Phi Sigma, Science Club. MARY-ALICE TURMAN Arcola, Virginia Majors: Home Economics, Science Secretary-Treasurer G. K. T. Club, Town Girls Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, German Club. cJke SalliefieLo WILHEAIINA WALDMAN Main Road and Park Avenue ViNELANn, New Jersey Majors: Home Economics and Science Transfer from Drexel, Reporter for G. K. T. Club. MILDRED KATRINE WARE 312 Daltpn Avenue Petersburg, Virginia Majors: Home Economics, Science Science Club, German Club, Vice-President G. K. T. Club, Treasurer Junior Class, House Council, Alpha Phi Sigma, Leaders Club, President G. K. T. Club. cJ ke JjaHLefieLu OLIVIA J. WHEELER 815 McCormick Avenue Clifton Forge, Virginia Alajors: Social Science, English, French House President Frances Willard Dormitory, President State International Relations Club, President Y. W. C. A., Associate Editor of The Battlefield, German Club, Dramatic Club, Athletic Association, Press Club, English Club, Leaders Club, Alpha Phi Sigma, Reporter International Relations Club. JEAN WHITEHEAD Monroe, New York Majors: Home Economics, Science Transfer from Radford, Science Club, G. K. T. Club, Y. W. C. A. cJke Jjaiilefleio PAGE WHITEHEAD LoviNGSTON, Virginia Major: Commercial Education Minors: Social Science, Commercial Education Treasurer Y. W. C. A., Chairman Church Relations Committee, Y. W. C. A., Chair- man Finance Committee, Alpha Phi Sigma, Commercial Club, Vice-President Interna- tional Relations Club. VIVIAN MARIE WOODARD 1829 Parker Avenue Portsmouth, Virginia Majors: Science and Physical Education Minor: Commercial Education Freshman Representative to Student Council, Athletic Association, Treasurer of Fresh- man Class, Fire Commander, Chief Reporter for The Bullet, Athletic Editor of The Bullet. cJke Jjaillefleio TIME HAS MARCHED As the members of the Class of ' 36 near the end of our four years at the Fredericksburg State Teachers College, some of us wish that we could turn the clock backwards in order to re-live some of the hours spent on the Hill. Since we cannot go back in reality, we find our happiness in fond memories. One stifling day, late in September, 1932, three hundred and eighty-one freshmen arrived at F. S. T. C. with their eyes wide open and their ears cocked up. Each in her own way appeared quite important because she was attired in her new fall dress and she was a college freshman! The Y. W. C. A. girls made it much easier by directing us to the Dean ' s office. It was then and there that Mrs. Bushnell started the practice ut answering our questions, which continued to graduation day, because four years has not been long enough to teach us all the answers. At first our classes seemed so difficult. We practically memorized the dictionary; bragged about it, yet hated cutting up those horrid old smelly frogs; found out that all typing teachers are especially adept in finding unmarked errors; and wondered why any upper classman could not discipline the mere infants in the training school. As our memories march backward, we recall how intelligent we seemed at the close of the freshman training period when we made a bonfire out of our exam papers; how important we were in the eyes of others when Helen Taylor was elected as our class president and Julia Frances Robinson as Freshman Commission president; how industrious we considered ourselves at the conclusion of the Doll Show ; how proud we were over the success of our benefit, The Girl in the Little Green Hat ; how homesick we felt sometime or other during the year; how hilarious we sounded at the completion of the Daisy Chain, when our shouts interrupted the commencement play; and how happy we were to return home with the stamp of being F. S. T. C. girls. During our sophomore year, under Anne Seney ' s vivacious leadership, the class of ' 36 came to the front. We began to feel that this was our school and that it demanded our best. For the Goat-Devil contest we waded the creek, scratched ourselves on the bushes, and dug through the leaves. Even though we did not find the flag, we won the tug of war and tied the Devils for the cup this year. When two of our members were selected among the six most outstanding girls on the Hill, we realized that the class of ' 36 was beginning to take its place at the top. As we look back to our junior year, we are impressed by the fact that a number of our class- mates had left to become teachers or to enter the business world. No longer did we find time to be homesick, because we were attempting to teach. Under the leadership of our president, Margaret Moore, and our sponsor. Dr. Charles George Gordon Moss, we presented our first minstrel which was surpassed only by our second minstrel, Dr. Moss ' n His Cap ' n Gowners. During the junior year several of our members were heads of major organizations on the campus; two of our classmates presided over the May Day festivities, and two were elected among the six most outstanding students. No thrill can quite be compared to moving-up day, when we were robed, ringed, and started on the final step. No one can appreciate the senior year unless she is a senior. The thrill, yet sorrow, of realizing that this is the last — the last benefit, the last Goat-Devil fight, the last annual, the last Junior-Senior Prom, the last quarter, the last class. Yes, time has marched , but it has marched happily, gayly, yet sometimes sadly. We are proud of the Class of ' 36. It has filled well its page in the annals of the Fredericks- burg State Teachers College. Each member has filled her place and given her best to her Alma Mater. For the first time in a number of years, all six of the most outstanding girls on the Hill, as elected by the members of the student body, are seniors. As we leave, we shall take with us that feeling that we are glad to have had the opportunity of being F. S. T. C. girls! Olivia Wheeler. IN WHICH WE SHOW THE ACTIVITIES — AN IMPORTANT PHASE OF OUR SCHOOL LIFE; THROUGH THESE WE DEVELOP OUR SPECIAL INTERESTS AND ABILITIES. ra amzatLoris IL Through Virginia ' s pillared portico to the little classic parlor within. cJ ke Jjalile field ACTIVITIES ROOM The Meeting Place of the Brain Trusters- Those Groups That Make the Hill Go Round and Round cJ ke JjattLefieLo Thelma E ' axs Pnsidnit of Siudetit Go-vernmint Association STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Through the ideals embodied in the Student Government Association, we strive to attain high standards of honor and good citizenship while in college. The general welfare of the school depends on Student Council which is made up of representatives from each class, dormitory, Town Girls ' Club, and Y. W. C. A. We are guided b ' the members of this organization whose aim is to lead rather than to govern. In real izmg the ideals for which Student Government stands, we derive the greatest benefit from college life. cJke JjaiiiefieLo STUDENT COUNCIL Thelma Evans President Anne Lipscomb rice-President Ethel Nelson Secretary Mary-Paiil Phillips Treasurer Garland Sanford . . Ilouse President — ] Iary Ball, Dolly Madison, Mary Custis Anne Duke House President — Virginia Hall Olr ' ia Wheeler House President — Frances Willard Preston Brown Senior Class Representative Frances Kirkwood Junior Class Representative Evelyn Tomlinson Sophomore Class Representative Nancy Browning Toivn Girl Representative Julia Frances Robinson Ex-Offlcio — Y. W. C. A. President MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL cJ ke JjallLefieia Julia Frances Robinson President Yoimij Jl ' oman ' s Chrislian Association YOUNG WOMAN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Young Woman ' s Christian Association maintains a spirit of Christian fellowship among all of us on the hill. After a busy day of classes and meetings, it is restful to go to the peaceful quiet of the vesper service conducted by this organization. On Sunday evenings we are inspired by the beauty of the de- votionals. Besides contributing to the spiritual side of our college life, Y. W. C. A. takes a leading part in the social activities of the campus. cfke JjailLefieLo Y. W. C. A, CABINET Officers Julia Frances Robinson President Frances Gray Nash Vice-President Catherine Brown Secretary Page Whitehead Treasurer Ella Gordon Rowe • Fresliman Commissioner Miss Simmons, Dr. Young, Mr. Darter . . . Advisers Thelma Evans . . .......... Ex-Officio Cabinet Members Constance Compton Cliairman of Campus Social Service Fleet Carney . . . . ■ Chairjtian of Church Relations Doris Lafoon Chairman of Devotionals Frances Curtis Smith Chairman of Finance Committee Fay Luther ] Heads of Music Committee Edna Daniel ( RuBY ' Lee Norris Chairman of Social Committee Peggy- Smith Town Girl Representative Jacquelin Clark Cliairman of Vespers Committee Flora Ryan Chairman of IForld Felloiuship Committee CABINET MEMBERS AND OFFICERS P9 cJ ke JjallLefieLo THE BATTLEFIELD t Mary Frances Rowe Lditor-in-C iicf Literary Staff Mary Frances Rowe Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Carswell ■ . - Assistant Editor M.ARY Ellen Lee Assistant Editor Pauline King Art Editor Fay Luther . ■ . • Literary Editor Ruth McIntire itiilctic Editor Frances Gaines -lihletic Editor Miss Mildred McMurtrv Adviser Miss Dorothy Dugcan Adviser Mrs. Charles Lake Bushnell Adviser LITERARY STAFF 128 M bO cJke Jjaiile field THE BATTLEFIELD Louise Jennings Business Manager Business Staff Louise Jennings Business Manager Katherine M. Burgess Assistant Business Manager Vernie Blankinship Advertising Manager Alice Dew Assistant Advertising Manager Ruth Wheatlev .... Assistant Advertising Manager Sara Goodson Assistant Advertising Manager Preston Brown . . ..-.....•.• Typist Evelyn Suttle Typist 5USINESS STAFF 129 cJke JjaHLefLeLo THE BULLET Abbie Bourke Editor-in-Chirf Abbie Bourke . . Edna Lovering . . Edna Harlev . . Fay Luther . . . Susie Dickinson . Sara Goodson . . Irene Bi.asdell . . Anne Edwards , . Mary Ellen Lee Literary Staff . Editor-in-Chief Ellen Easterly Reporter . . Assistant Editor Mary Em.en Mitchell Columnist . Managing Editor Elizabeih Bodvvell Columnist - Feature Editor Vivian Woodward Sports Editor ■ . Feature Editor Kathrvn Nebelung ilumnae Notes ■ Fashion Editor Elizabeth Osborn .... Exchange Editor . . . . Reporter Edna King Cliief Reporter . . . . Reporter Helen Pressley ....-.•. Reporter . . . . Reporter Mary Grace Hawkins Reporter Evelyn Riggs Reporter LITERARY STAFF 130 cfke JjaiilefielJ THE BULLET Audrey Rose Business Manager Business Staff Audrey Rose Business Manager Katherine M. Burgess ■ • Assistant Business Manager Anne Kemp • ■ Cireulalion Manager Helen Taylor Assistant Cireulalion Manager Cheatham Taylor issistant Cireulalion Manager Selma Piland - Assistant Circulation Manager Harriet Bruce Advertising Manager Mildred Edge -Issistant Advertising Manager Georgiana Woodhouse Typist BUSINESS STAFF ,131 «8 cJke JjaltiefLeLd FRESHMAN COMMISSION The Freshman Commission, which is composed of representatives from the fresh- man class, serves as a connecting hnk between Y. W. C. A. and the freshman group. Each Christmas, Commission sponsors the Doll Show, to which the entire student body looks forward with pleasure. Dolls of all types, with attractive costumes, and placed on stage settings of miniature size are on display. Judges from town select the three most outstanding doll groups, after which the dolls are sent to the children at Blue Ridge Sanitorium. Members Helen Hyde Mildred Gilliam EuLALiA Bowling Marjorie Eastman Maude Rae Smith Frances Palmer Betty Garden Doris O ' Brien Ruby Daniels Maree Sweeney Anita Stokes Frances Schultz Ella Gordon Rowe 132 S3 cJ ke Jjaiilejlelo iYLYiers in Jjoll Skow FIRST PRIZE SECOND PRIZE THIRD PRIZE cJke JjaliLefLeLo ALPHA PHI SIGMA Officers Susie Dickinson President Catherine DinnEN ■ • . . I ' ice-Presidcnt Adelle Mansfield Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Dono Sponsor Honorary Members Dr. Ai, e- , Dr. Cook, Mrs. Bushnell, Dr. Combs, Mrs. Dodd, Mr. Darter, Dr. Moss. Ill June, 1930, the Gamma Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma National Honorary Scholastic Fraternity was installed in Fredericksburg State Teachers College. The chapter had fifty-five charter members and three honorary members who were selected from the faculty. In the six years that Alpha Phi Sigma has been in the college, it has grown to five times its original size. At present, there are two hundred seventy-five members, active and field, seven of whom are honorary members. Although Alpha Phi Sigma members are chosen because of their scholastic achieve- ments, they are outstanding in their contributions to every phase and activity of col- lege life. cJke JjallLefLeLo ALPHA PHI SIGMA Jane Alrich Nancy Browning Susie Dickinson Catherine Drvden Elizabeth Edwards Polly Elgin Thelma Evans ZuLA Ferrara Marion Goodman Dorothy Balance Vernie Blankinship Mary Chapman Jacqueline Clarke Beatrice Campbell Third Degree Members Anna Mae Harris Esther Holmes Louise Jennings Stuart Jones Pauline King Frances Kirkwood Doris Lafoon Adelle Mansfield Ruby Motley Louise Marshall Be ' ity Osborne LoRENE Potter Audrey Rose Mary Frances Rowe Frances Sherman Margaret Smith Joyce Stead Virginia Spain Anna Lee Spitler Lucille Swann Mary Alice Turman Elizabeth Trimble Mildred Ware Olivia Wheeler Page Whitehead Edna Wyatt Irene Williams Second Degree Members Dorothy Cheshire Mary Jack Clary Gladys Drum Evelyn Fisher Louise Godwin Catherine Chamberlain Lucille Hitt Anne Lipscomb Fay Luther Margaret Moore Ethel Nelson Lois Peterson Jeanette Plante First Degree Members Elizabeth Alexander Nan Birchett Irene Blasdel Lillian Boswell Catherine Cook Arcelle Coulburn Juanita Carpenter Ruth Chesley Louise Coulbourn Jessie Crockett Edna Mae Daniels Virginia Dickinson Virginia Davis Ella Mae Frye Charlotte Frazer Florence Garfinkle Mary Hinton Louise Harris Lucy F. Head Lucille Holloway- Nona D. Higgins Lucy Harris Edna King Olivia Kearns Anne Lockwood Mary Ellen Lee Dorothy Miller Evely ' n Nlxon Selma Piland Flossie Ratcliffe Ella Gordon Rowe Alice Rife Doris Poole Frances C. Smith Billie Shelton Grace Schultz Ruth Staples Frances Schultz Isabel Smith Helen Pressley Calvert Spillman Margaret Tuck Marcia Williams Dorothy Wood Margaret Tutford Evelyn Tomlinson Genevieve Tyson Lucy Tompkins Phoebe Taliaferro Nancy Vaughan Elizabeth Woolfolk Carolyn Wheat Arline Wade Madeline Warwick Jean Whitehead Vivian Woodward Qjy c f r v THIRD degree MEMBERS vn bd cJ ke JjaiiLefieLo ALPHA TAU PI ALPHA CHAPTER Walter J. Young ■ ■ PMlopaidessi Elinor Hayes Pinlopaidessi Susie Dickinson Pliilastrasi Greta Hisey Pliilastrasi Frances Curtis Smith Notice Frances Li eb enow . . . • Novice Marjorie Hundley • . ■ . ■ Novice Neophytes Edna Daniel Ann Duke Miriam Ashbrook Frances Flaharty Margaret Graves Audrey Aldrich Sara Goodson Mary Woolfork Martha Whitaker Helen Tay ' lor Elizabeth Hart Ann Lipscomb Temple Lee Beazley Olivia Kearns Rebecca Silver Miriam Bruce Omohundro Alice Phillips Mildred Buckner Helen Tavi.or Treasurer BOARD OF GOVERNORS Mi Frances Flaherty Secretary Dr. W. J. Young Sponsor Susie Dickinson Mcmher-at-harge cJ ke JjaHLefieLo INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Officers Stuart Jones President Page Whitehead Vice-President Bettv Osborn Secretary Emily Clay Rowe Treasurer Olivia Wheeler • Reporter Mr. O. H. Darter ... Sponsor Active Members Susie Dickinson Zula Ferrara Mary Frances Rowe Catherine Dryden Mrs. Esther Holmes Virginia Spain Polly Elgin Louise Jennings Frances Sherman Thelma Evans Pauline King Irene Williams Fay ' Luther Jean Plants Non-Active Members Jacquelin Clark Ethel Nelson Nancy Cooper Caroline Morris Mary- Crehan Selma Piland Katherine Earnest Flora Ryan Anna Harris Joyce Stead Ruby- Motley Eloise Trussell Frances Gray Nash Margaret Tuck Dorothy Wood Foreign Me.mbers Luz Rivera Sara Coldberc Virginia Gonzalez cJke Jjalilefiela Frances Louise Smith President Cheatham Tavlor ' Reporter Ruth McIntyre Ann Kemp Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Miss Roberta Barnett Spo7isor DRAMATIC CLUB ROLL Lillian Boswell Abbie Bourke Sparks Brewer Frances Brooks Katherine Burgess Henrietta Burt Fleet Carney Miriam Carpenter Dorothy Cheshire Elizabeth Clark Margaret Clark Alice Dew Susie Dickinson Dorothy Diehl Mary Diggs Thelma Evans Lena Fiorentino Sarah Burt Gray Helen Harris Lois Holmes Louise Jennings Margaret Jones Ann Kemp Doris Lafoon Peg Lamb Ruth McIntyre Eugenia Murphy Ruby Lee Norris Juanita Owen Alice Phillips Alice Rife Elizabeth Robinson Mary Frances Row e Garland Sanford Frances Curtis Smith Frances Louise Smith Jacqueline Smith Cheatham Taylor Helen Taylor cJ ke JjallLefLeLo EXECLTUE BOARD COLLEGE COMMERCIAL CLUB Officers Harriet Bruce President Elizabeth Haley I ' ice-President Nina Wade-Dalton Secretary Nancv Lee Vaughn Treasurer Mary-Paul Phillips Lucille Hitt Evelyn Suttle Catherine Bradford Louise Jennings Frances Sherman Ethel Nelson Audrey Rose Preston Brown Mary Ellen Mitchell Marion Goodman Edna Lovering Mr. George A. Kirby, Commercial Department cJke jjaiilejLelo COMMERCIAL ECHOES STAFF Editors of Quarterly Paper of Club Marian Goodman Katherine Cook Lois Milstead Peggy Smith Evelyn Bickers Dorothy Ballance Marzie Bennett Betty Beaver Harriet Bruce Nan Birchett Maude Brown Marie Bond ElizalJeth Bodwell Catherine Bradford Preston Brown Katherine Burgess Fleet Carney Louise Cobb Frances Cutchin Juanita Carpenter Mary AVoodly Chapm Glovena Cason Catherine Clements Ruth Curry Katherine Cook Lucy Mae Copley Gladys Drum Nancv Dove Dorothy Diehl Virginia Dickerson Nina Everton Staff . . Editor-in-Chief Mary-Paul Phillips . . . Associate Editor Lucille Hitt Business Manager Thelma Randall Lucy Mae Copley Madora Forbush ZULA FeRRARA Audrey Rose College Commercial Club Roll Virginia North am Madora Forbush Zula Ferrara Hazel Ford Katherine Greav. Margaret Guinn Annette Griffin Marian Goodmar Gertrude Griflin Arlene Garnsey Ida Gregory ' ell Hallett Ha Ha Luc Virginii Ida Hi Margar Elizabeth Haky Lucille Hitt Nell Jones Janie Kincannon Adeline Kirkpatrick Virginia Kirkpatriclc Edna King Charlotte Lynn Mary Jane Litt Zillah Rhodes Avaleen Whitloc Nancv Spinks Miller Cathe Edith Weeks Evelyn Tonilinson Sue McGee Ernestine Rowlett Bertha Shapleigh Anna Lee Spitler Lois Milstead Catherine Snellings Dorothy Wilson Elizabeth Kite Nellie Simms Page Whitehead Frances Sherman Evelyn Parker Georgianna Woodhou Dorothy Martin Katherine Nebelung Anne Snider Elizabeth Morgan Irene Lundy Marcella Wells Elinor Johnson Flora Lee Catherine Roberts Marcia Williams Margaret Twiford Virginia Hawthorne Garland Sanford Phoebe Taliaferro Edna Lovering Virginia Leatherbury Louise Jennings Evelyn Suttle Audrey Rose Virginia Northam Jean Plante Gay Thomas Elizabeth Wall Sterling Kerr Catherine McDonald Nina Wade-Dalton Sarah Anne Shield Arlene T ' ade Ma Otle cJke JjalliefLeLa ENGLISH CLUB Officers Stuart Jones President Zelda Mae Thomas Vice-President Rita Miller Secretary Alma Bailey Treasurer Dr. Shankle . . . . • Sponsor Alma Bailey Vernie Blankinship Mary Chapman Mary Crehan Alice Dew Helen Battista Louise Coulborne Ellen Easterly Elizabeth Edwards Mildred Edge Ella Downing Members Stuart Jones Anne Kemp Fay Luther WiNNiA Mason Rita Miller Caroline Morris Helen Harris Frances Nash Juanita Owen Betty Osborne Alice Phillips Mary-Paul Phillips Selma Piland Virginia Palmer Betty Robinson Julia Frances Robinson Mary Frances Rowe Betty Reed Evelyn Ricgs Virginia Snidow Frances Curtis Smith Jaquelin Smith Zelda Mae Thomas Eloise Trussell Ida Lee Twiss Olivia Wheeler aJ ke JjailLefLeLa GLEE CLUB Daniel Pr€Sl(i€7lt Pauline King .... Piauist Miss Eva Taylor Eppes Sponsor Audrey Aldrich Margaret House Edna Poleman Jane Aldrich Helen Hyde Helen Pressley Miriam Ashbrook Louise Jennings Margaret Powers Mary Baldwin Virginia Jones Marjorie Raynor Catherine Bradford Ann Kemp Evelyn Riggs Lucille Brown Pauline King Flora Ryan Catherine Chamberlain Mary Ellen Lee Margaret Sanford Dorothy Cheshire Anne Lipscomb Katherine Snelling Virginia Comman Fay Luther Natalie Smith Lucy Mae Copley Frances McLeod Eleanor Story Edna Daniel Mary Ellen Mitchell Mildred Tieman Susie Dickinson Mary Sue Moore Eloise Trussell Marjorie Eastman Ethel Nelson Martha Whitaker Virginia Easley Doris O ' Brien Naomi Whitman Mary Grace Hawkins Louise Otley Mildred Padgett Mary-Paul Phillips Selma Piland Irene Williams cJ ke JjallLefLeia MATTHEW FONTAINE MAURY SCIENCE CLUB Officers Frances Gray Nash President C. THERiN ' G E. Drvden t ' icc-Pi ' csidcnt Emily Clay Rovve Secretary-Treasurer Catherine Brown Reporter Dr. Roy S. Cook Sponsor Members of Progr. m Committee Pauline King Mildre d Ware Miss Helen Schultz Beity Abbey Abbie Boorke Hazel Bricker Mary Jack Clary Mary Crehan ' iRGiNiA Davis Rebecca Davidson A ' iRGINIA Easley KiRBY Fennel Charlotte Frazer Margaret Gibbens Mamie Gillespie HoNOR. ' RY Members Mrs. Roy S. Cook Members Louise Godwin Anna Mae Harris Julia Harris Lucy Fleet Head Helen Hill Lucile Holloway Virginia Jordan Doris Lafoon Frances Liebenow Mary Mason Winnie Mason Margaret Moore Caroline Morris Lavinia Morrison Dr. Alan S. Fierce RuBiE Lee Norris Lois Peterson Lucy Lee Pierson Lorraine Potter Alice Rife Grace Schultz Jaqueline Smith Calvert Spillman Marie Springer Margaret Tuck Katherine Turner Genevieve Tyson cjke JjaiileflelJ PIANO AND THEORY CLASS Lorraine Abbott Jane Alrich Bobby Baab RUTHE Bahel Mary Byrd Miriam Carpenter Elizabeth Dinges Sarah Gray Jo Grant Mary Carter Grove Myrtis Hall Dorothy Hill Helen Hyde Pauline King Anne Lockwood Louise Maves Ruth Mosely ' Dorothy Martin Mary Lou Monroe Evelyn Nixon Marcella Richardson Margaret Sanford Jean Scott JuANiTA Stokes Eleanor Story Marion Timberlake Zelma Timberlake Read Turner Nora Churchill Willis Instruclor Rachel Wolfenbarger Bernice Whipple Martha Whitaker Naomi Jane Whitman Q4 bd cJ ke JjailLefLeLo Temple Lee Beaselev Lillian Boswell Tillie Burt Elizabeth Carswell Marv Chapman Nina Wade Dalton Edna Daniel Marjorie Dement Thelma Evans Hattie Forrester Kathrvn Gray Elizabeth Hart hvcY Fleet Head Phyllis Hersh Greta Hisey Ll ' Cile Hollowav Avne Kemp Sterling Kerr Ann Lipscomb Edith Weeks Olivia Wheeler Martha Whitaker Fay Luther Peck McClaugherty Dorothy McGuire Ruth McIntire Frances McLeod Mabel Maffett Margaret Moore Ruby Lee Norris Alice Phillips Sue Phillips acn ' es purks Dorothy Ramey Mildred Reynolds Dorothy Shaffer Frances C. Smith Helen Taylor Eloise Trussel Mary Alice Turman Mildred Ware Officers Vernie Blankinship President Mary Miller Secretary Alice Rife Treasurer Sponsor Mrs. Charles Lake Bushnell cJke JjalliefieLo MODERN DANCE CLUB The Creative Dance Club is one of the major organizations sponsored by the Athletic Association. It is composed of those students who are interested in the creative dance as a form of art in the developing of grace and charm. During the year the club appears in programs before the student body, and also before various colleges throughout the state. Members Peck McClaugherty Marjorie Ravnor JuANiTA Stokes Reed Turn ' er Elizabeth Dincies Maude Rae Smith Bill Mayse Jessie Crockette Mary Baldwin Della Ricks Olivia Kearns Vernie Blankinship Mary Carter Grove Gertrude Nixen Mary Williamson Boxvles Fay Luther, Pianist cJ ke JjallLefieLo ' SIXG RIDINGS A J 0 ! FOR ME, I RIDH. THE RIDING CLUB AN AFTERNOON CANTER OVER THE BRIDLE PATH OF THE NATIONAL BATTLEFIELD PARK cike aiiUfieAd TOWN GIRLS ' CLUB Officers _ . Pres ' idenl Bettv Abbey ... d. w „, JACQUELIN Smith Vice-P,esidcnt Emily Clay Rowe Secretary Rita Miller • • • Treasurer Caroline Morris • ■ • Reporter Mrs. Frances Ramey Sponsor Members Betty Abbey Agnes Gayle Thelma Randall Audrey Alrich Elizabeth Gouldman Emily Clay Rowe Tane Alrich Virginia Higgins Mary Frances Rowe Mary E. Beckwith Lucille Hitt Flossie Ratcliffe Ruth Bellamy Esther Gayle Holmes Jean Scott Virginia Blackburn Lois Holmes 5 ' ' ' ' ' Silver Ella Blake Mary A. Hooper Elsie Smith EULALIA Bowling Clarice F. Land Jacqueline Smith Margaret Browne Mary V. Leary June Smith Nancy Browning Frances Liebenow Margaret bMiTH Elsie Carver Mary Mason Peggy Smith Hazel Choate Rita Miller Lucille Snellings Allene Crabtree Caroline McCalley l l ' ' ' Nancy Dempsey Louise McGee Mary Alice Turman Alice Dew Anna McWhirt Margaret Tyson Juliet Dew Virginia Minor Helene Wallace Elizabeth Edwards Caroline Morris Irene Williams Louise Elmer Lavina Morrison Elizabeth Woodbridge Ruth Elmer Frances G. Nash Mary N. Woolfolk ZuLA Ferrara Elnora Overley Frances an Auken Madora Foreush Lucy Lee Pierson Irva oung Agnes Purks Dorothy Ramey P 9 cJke JjallLefieLo THE BAYONET Edna Lovering Editor-in-Chief Staff Edna Loverikc : . . . • Editor-in-Chief Flora Rva Compilati ' ve Editor Marv Ei.lfn Mitchell Literary Editor Edna King Business Manager The Bayaiui , latest christened among the campus puhlications, assumed its warlike name in harmony with the names of the Bullet and the Battlefield. To the boom of gun and the clash of sword has this ery hill resounded in the battles of the Wil- derness fought during the War between the States. THE STAFF 150 cJke JjallLefieLo HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Officers Mildred Ware •■■•.•■.■ President Nona Deckert Hicgins . • . . Vice-President Mary Alice Turman Secretary-Treasurer Wii.HKMiNA Wai.dman • . ■ . Reporter Dr. Amalia Lautz, Sponsor Honorary Members Miss Annabel Merrill Mrs. Eula Porter Robins Roll Betty Abbey Margaret Gibbins Velda Richards Ruth Bellamy Mamie Gili.ispie Alice Rife Irene Blasdel Kathryn Gray Henrietta Roberts Charlotte Booker Verneli.e Grizzard Ina Rogers Abbie Bourke Julia Harris Margaret Sanford Eulalia Bowling Louise Harris Frances Schuliz Hazel Bricker Mary Helsabeck Grace Schultz Nancy Browning Nancy Herr Katherine Snead Dorothea Chenaui.t Nona Higgins Nelle Thomas Dorothy Chittum Virginia Jordan Etwinda Trapneli. Mary Jack Clary Jerry Kennedy Elizabeth Trimble Celestia Davis Mary Mason Mary Alice Turman Virginia Davis Katherine Meek Katherine Turner Betty Deckert Rita Miller Eita Turner Winifred Dorch Anna Mae Morris Genevieve Tyson Ann Duke Lavinia Morrison Wilhelmina Waldman Majorie Eastman Doris O ' Brien Mildred Ware Virginia Lee Fitzhugh Lucy Lee Pierson Edna Weaver KiRBY Fennel Louise Powell Verna Lee White Edna Fletcher Nancy Powell Jean Whitehead Margaret Frazer Margaret Powers Mildred Williams Charlotte Frazer Lucy Pritchett Dorothy Wilson Elizabeth Garden Miriam Puster Rubinette Young P ' 9 IN WHICH WE SHOW THE ACTIVITIES OF THOSE OF US WHO ARE INTER- ESTED IN SPORTS, SPON- SORED BY ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT OF SCHOOL ORGANIZA- TIONS—THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. cp4ikiei LCS Is It the soft foot-fall of Colonial maid gowned i taffeta stiff coming a-dow cJ ke Jjaiilefiela ATHLETIC COUNCIL Helen Harris President, AihleUc Association Officers Helen Harris , President Peggy Smith Vice-President Ruth McIntire Secretary Mary Kettenbeck ... Treasurer Margaret Moore Head of Sports Helen Taylor Reporter Chairmen of Sports Frank Nash Peck McClaugherty Bill Easley Dot Ball Elizabeth Johnson Katherine Dryden Joyce Stead Marshall Schools ATHLETIC council 155 P ' 9 cJke JjalliefieLo ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OLL Helen Battista Dorothy Ball Cassie Brown Regina Brown Lillian Boswell Sparks Brewer Vernie Blankikship Irene Blasuell Betty Brown Anne Campbell Margaret Clark Elizabeth Clark Jack Clarke Lynn Cowles Catherine Chamberlain Fleet Carney Audrey Davis Kathrine Davis ' IRGI TA Davis Kay Dryden Ellen Easterly Bill Easley Polly- Elgin Eleanor Faucett Frances Gaines Jo Grant KATHR ' i N Gray Sara Gray Helen Harris JULis Harris Elizabeth Hart Greta Hise - Louise Jennings Elizabeth Johnson Lola Jenkins Becky Kalnen Edna King Olivia Kharns Mary Kettenbeck Frances Kirkwood Doris Lafoon Mary Ellen Lee Frances Mayse Mary Miller Margaret Moore Peck McCi.augherty Ruth McIntire Frances McLeod Lois Millstead Frank Nash Ethel Nelson Nita Owen Betty- Osborne Lucy Payne Helen Pressley Dorothy Ramey Ella Remson Della Ricks Alice Rife Audrey Rose Lily Ruff Flora Ryan Peggy Smith Garland Sanford Marshall Schools Nellie Jean Smith Frances C. Smith Frances L. Smith Kay Sneed Joyce Stead Calvert Spillman Nancy Spinks Dorothy Shaffer Marie Springer Cheatham Taylor Helen Taylor Elizabeth Trimble Walteen Tolley- Mrs. Thurston Ella Wheat Vivian Woodard Louise Walraven Dorothy Wood cJke JjalliefLeLd TENNIS TRACK cJ ke JjatlLefieLa BASEBALL GOLF cJke Jjalilejielo ARCHERY BASKETBALL PI cJ ke JjallLefieLo VOLLEYBALL SWIMMING PI cJke JjalliefLeLo HOCKEY PI IN WHICH WE RECOS- NIZE THOSE WHO HAVE RECEIVED SPE- CIAL HONORS, AND SHOW EVERY-DAY PICTURES OF OUR- SELVES THROUGH SNAPSHOTS. features An invitation to friends and guest to enter here and bide awhile for a friendly chat. CDoromij Ofteta J ,ameij Jnaij (Jueen VernLe jto(je Jjiankimkip alJ of ULonor W2 JJorolkij CfLela Js ameij Vernie jto(je JjLankinskip 3 itk ike coming of eack Sprin()Ume, as one of ike feaiures of ike year Jjook, ike Siu eni Jjo ij declares lis seLeciion of a ckosen few wko bij services enikasiastic, unseLfisk, comisieni en- rick ike iife on ike uiilL ikrou k ikeir afflliaiion wiik various aciiviiles. Okeirs is a spirii of comraJeskip anJ of kelpfulness ikai meets ike daiiij neeo of eack occasion in suck faskion as io win boik acknowieo meni ana unailoi e appreciation from ikeir comrades. Ofna suck are — ikese: Jnarij prances Jvowe SJnez CJielma C vam Sara Jnarcjarel Moore alla prances Jvooimon jteLen Jtams UUvia J ane yoYkeeler Jnarij prances Jvowe Suez cJrielma c vans Sara Jnarcjarel Jnoore J-iiiia prances J obinso n uteien utarris (Juvla J ane oorieeier JPoLLij Oacj ema JJaniel WINNER OF KIWANIS CUP awarded each year to the girl who in her four years of college life has contributed most to the school. SENIOR CLASS — J 935 I ' I ' n f f t ' . S i fi 4 $ SENIOR CLASS 1936 k aS SSt WiSSMS % fm- m tninan ' Wkere tree and iwaro acknowLeo e Ike recfal passin(j of Ike 2ueen of Ike Unai) Annual in the mak- ing. Buddy — The best kid. Company expected? Mr. McGhee. W-e-l-l, Dr. Moss. An advantage of cold days. Thelma. Bill? How ' s the water? Our President. Child Lit. through the window. Well, it ' s a mirror. Snow. More snow. Still More. Virginia, not Lake Placid, honestly. From where? Rough sledding. Hold Everything. How about a lift, Charlie? Conv er sation a I Spanish. Dot. Plain nuts. Stealing your thun- der. Our P r e sident ' s home. Taking it easy. Mary Frances. Are you ready, Mr. Smith? An apple a day. The oV sleigh — she ain ' t what she used to he. What, more apples? Deep thinking. Our pupils. Does he bite? Hot or cold? Majors. Mr. Morrison. Test over. Kay. Mr. Jackson. Milly Ware. Mrs. Ruff. Mrs. Walraven. Edna. Scenery. Cute Freshmen. Daisy Chain. Smile, now. More Majors. New annex. Open air theater. Trees and girls. Classes out. Luz. We see you, Smitty. Major — Helen. John, Willie, Lee Ida. Junior benefit. Wallace and Mr. Shelton. Training School kids. Obeying signs? Posing. Nevertheless, it ' s Virginia. STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA ' America ' s Most Historic City A standard four-year college — member of the American Association of Teachers Colleges, Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and the National Association of Commercial Teacher-Training Institutions. This college is ideally and strategically located amidst the finest traditions of old Virginia, almost in the shadow of the Nation ' s Capital, and accessible to the great centers of culture of the East. Strong faculty composed of men and women of sound schol- arship, high ideals, and broad cultural background. Modern plant located on one of the most picturesque and alluring campuses in the South — a place of incomparable beauty. Ample housing facilities, including four new dor- mitories with private baths and all conveniences. Social and recreational facilities unsurpassed — roof garden ; commodious indoor and outdoor swimming pools; pictur- esque golf course ; open-air theatre ; rustic camp with all con- veniences ; tennis courts ; gymnasium ; athletic fields, and available saddle horses. Superior accommodations and broad cultural and educational advantages at minimum expense. Four-year courses leading to A.B. and B.S. degrees, and two-year courses for ele- mentary teachers. The courses of instruction include Commercial Education, Die- tetics, and Home Economics, Physical Education, Music, Art, and general courses found in other standard colleges. Trutype Reproductions ARE USED IN FURNISHING THE CHARMING, LIVABLE STUDENTS ' ROOMS OF MARY BALL HALL MARY CUSTIS HALL and DOLLY MADISON HALL Write for Booklet of Additional Pieces with Their Interest- ing Histories and Names of TRUTYPE DEALER in Your Community. STATION FURNITURE MFG. COMPANY Incorporated HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND WOODWARD LOTHROP lOth, 11th, F and G Streets WASHINGTON, D. C. The Store Worth.] of the Nation ' s Capital ' WKere tke Romance or tne Old Meets tke Progress oi tke NeAv CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG COMPLIMENTS OF R. B. PAYNE, INC. COAL, WOOD, AND FUEL OIL DEALER OF Timken Silent Automatic Oil Burners A. G. A. STOVE THE COOKING MARVEL WE INVITE YOU AND YOUR GUESTS TO DINE AT THE OCCIDENTAL AIR-CONDITIONED FOR HEALTH S SAKE EAT Betty Lewis Bread CITY BAKERY, INC. FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA THOMPSON ' S FLOWER SHOP 722 Main St. Hotel Maury Floral Designs, Decorations Flowers for All Occasions FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS of Allison and Young REAL ESTATE SUPERIOR ICE CREAM IS MADE FROM PURE PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM and IS a Healtkful Food Product Manufactured by FARMERS CREAMERY COMPANY FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA STOP AT THE FAMOUS Pnnrf00 Anup Bntfl A First Class Family Hotel oi Character and Distinction in tke Very Heart of Historic Fredericksburg COMFORT WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE C. A. ABBEY, President R.A.KISHPAUGH STATIONERY AND PRINTING WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PENS KODAKS AND FILMS SOUVENIRS LET US FURNISH YOUR VISITING CARDS AND INVITATIONS S. T. C. Students Are Always WELCOME WE INVITE YOU TO MAKE THE ULMAN STORE YOUR STORE Wearing Apparel for Ladies and Men JOSEPH H. ULMAN Next Door to Peoples Drug Store FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA THE HUB . Extends best wishes to tke entire Class of 1936, and may the coming season be a most enjoyable and profitable one. COMPLIMENTS OF B. Golasinitli Son Incorporated Clothiers and Haberdashers 920 MAIN STREET We specialize in Ladies Ready - to - Wear Apparel and extend you an invita- tion to visit us vhen down tow n. Cordially yours, THE HUB. 908 MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND THE COMMERCIAL STATE BANK FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA Capital and Surplus, $160,000.00 E. M. YouNG Chairman of the Board G. W. Shepherd, President W. Mayo Smith, Cashier J. L. Savage, Assistant Cashier MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Qualified to Serve An Active Institution Whose Management is Conservative and Whose Policies Are Based Upon the Principles of Sound and Prudent Banking THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK IN FREDERICKSBURG Dr. F. H. Reichel, Chairman of the Board Wm. K. Goolrick, President Paul Karsten, Jr., Cashier Capital, $100,000.00 Surplus, $30,000.00 Always Something New Phone 848 The Florence Fasnion Shop Incorporated Pitts ' Colonial Theatre Building Florence Einhorn Smart to Be Thrifty Fredericksburg, Va. R. G HILLDRUP 24-HOUR Taxi an d Freight Service Phone 234 Commerce St. FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS of A FRIEND MONROE INN Curb ana Fountain Service High-Grade Candies and Novelties Charles and William Streets FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA ULMAN S LIFETIME JEWELRY 903 Main Street FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA MILLER S SPECIALTY SHOPS FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA JULIAN J. GARNER Wholesale Grocer CONFECTIONERY TOBACCO CIGARS FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA S. S. 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