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In order to have a successful student government, we must have both individual and group participation and cooperation. The highest ideals of the student body as a whole are stimulated by student government, which is an inspiration to the students to make their life a success, as well as to help others. At the beginning of the winter quarter, Pauline Lester, acting president, having succeeded Beulah Goodson who graduated in December, presided over the installation of the incoming oflicers. These are Elma Stanley, president, Ruth Ann Godby, vice president, and Penny Mellot, secretary-treasurer. The representatives elected to serve on the council from the Senior, Junior, Sopho- more and Freshman classes are, respectively: Mary Ann Jones, Glenna De Bord, Mary Elizabeth Pennington, Geraldine Potter, Mava Sutphin, Mary Frances Johnston, Clara Graybeal, Lois Ann Currin, Margaret Snuffer, Evelyn Bracey, Mariam Dorman and Irma Parker. The presidents elected to serve as representatives from Norwood, Madame Russell and Tyler dormitories are, respectively: Sarah Hackworth, Sue Roberts and Rowena Albert. Nova McGrady, president of the Honor Council, also serves as a member of the Student Council. PEARL ANDREWS Librarian MARTHA VIRGINIA ARNOLD, B. S., M. A. Phyfical and Health Education ERCELLE BENNETT, B. S., M. A. Supervisor, Sixth Grade WILSON R. BOWERS, B. A., M. A. M athernatic: and Teaching of M athernatic: PAUL R. BURCH, B. S., M. S., Ph. D. Biology DANIEL A. CANNADAY, B. A., M. A. English and H ixtory VIRGINIA CLARK Affixtant in Physical Education and M uxic FRANCES CROWE, B. S. Phyfical Education BLANCHE DANIEL, B. S., M. A. Director of Training School FOY E. DEHAVEN, B. A., M. A. Superintendent of Radford City School: LOUISE DUNCAN, B. S. Secretary and Afxixtant to Regixtrar LILBURN DUNLAP, JR. Piano I171 18 MRS. JEAN BIRD EINSTEIN, B. M. Public School Mnfic and Violin MARTHA GANNAWAY, A. B., A. M. Social Direcfor EMILY T. GARNER, B. S., M. S. Home Economicf LANORA GEISSLER, A. B., M. S. Bnfincfx Education WILLIAM E. GILBERT, B. A., M. A. Sociology, Economicx, Goocrnmcnf JONNIE GORE, B. S., M. A. Sicpcrviror, Fifth Grade HENRY CLAY GRAYBEAL, B. A., M. S Coumcllor in Secondary Education EDNA HOWARD, R. N. Rcfidcnt N unc HOMER H. HOWARD, A. B., B. S. in Ed M. A., Ph. D. Philofophy and Education FRANCES HUDGENS, B. S., M. A. Supcrvifor, Second Grade VIRGINIA O,REAR HUDSON, A. B., A. M Ph. D. E nglifh ANDREW LEWIS INGLES, B. A., M. A. Biology MRS. MATTIE BECKER JENKINS Madanie Russell Hostess BETH JORDAN, B. S., M. S. Critic Teacher in Home Economies MATTIE 'IKEAN KEETER, B. S., M. S. Sociology JANICE KENT, B. S., M. A. ' Fine and Industrial Arts MARIE LESTER Secretary to President ELSIE LOCKMEYER, B. S., M. A. Supervisor, Third Grade WILLIAM STAPLETON LONG, A. B., A. M., Ph. D. English MRs. LAWRENCE HUNTER MCCORKLE Tyler Hostess DOROTHY MCDANIEL, A. B., A.. M. Business Education MRS. K. G. MCGUIRE Dietitian BENJAMIN MED1-'ORD Piano WILLIAM ERNEST MERRILL, B. S., M. S. Chemistry 3 i 5 I E I f19J E201 ROBERT NANCE, A. B., M. A., Ph. D. A' Langnagef JOHN W. OVBRBY, B. S., M. B. A. Buxineff Education. ETHEL ROBERTS, B. S., M. A. Supervisor of Secondary Education W. W. ROBINSON, B. S., M. A. Principal Radford High School FARAH RUST, B. S., M. S. Critic Teacher in Home Economic: MARY SCRUGGS, B. S., M. A. Supervifor, Seventh Grade IRVING R. SILVERMAN, A. B., A. M. Language: and Audio-Vimal Educalion MRS. ALFRED SIMPKINS Supervifor, F ifih Grade RICHARD SMITH, B. QS., Ph. D. Chemistry FANNIE DEE STEPHENSON, B. S., M. S. Home Economic: CHARLES B. SWANEY, Ph. B., M. A., Ph. D. H iytory JEAN TAYLOR, A. B., A. M., Ph. D. English REBECCA THIGPEN, B. S., M. S. Superoiror, Firm' Grade MINOR WINE THOMAS, B. S., A.M., Ph.D. Pxychology and Education IRVING F. WAGNER, B. S. Maihematicf BABE WARREN, B. S. 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X -- ---...XX--4v1--- ' xg: XX-- 'g,-5-'HX' li--ji :XXXXV '-X X X W- X V1- K MX-FX' Y K K .Y MX- M X lcv-X. . ff 1 g X sn, A -Wg .gf X- M W Ifbe great-end of hfews not krlowlgdgeg butfact1vity'.'Q' 1 X - I'Il3XLE'l' M X X X X N X K '-A K K , X X ,Xl - MLM, X, X .M M X X X X X X X X X X X X K .L Z X LP 11 HX W X X X X T-:fu .,X.,. . Y , XX X X X X l Senior Qfficers At last we are Seniors, something that had seemed so far away in 1942, but is an actual reality now in 1946. 'It was a long, hard climb up the ladder for us, what with our school work and with so many of our thoughts directed to the boys overseas. WVe tried to do our share here at the College and at home for the people who were so gallantly fighting so that we and others to come might have the privilege of getting an education. Many of us lost relatives and friends, dear to our hearts, but we kept on, knowing they were still behind us. Our years at Radford have had many bright spots, which were our Freshman Banquet, our entertainment as guests of the Juniors, the wonderful formals and Satur- day night hops, the many impressive Lyceum programs, our Senior Week, and most of all meeting and making many close friends with the Students and Faculty. None of us will ever forget how much everyone has cooperated with us and made our years at Rad- ford the best ever. The true Radford spirit will live in each and every one of our hearts, and we shall always hold Radford College in the highest esteem. We truly hope that we shall always be worthy of this great institution and reflect its ideals at all times. The Senior Class has always cooperated in the finest spirit. That is one reason the officers fSue Smalley, president, Mary McGhee, vice president, Jewell Williams, secretary and treasurer, Thelma Nolan, reporter, Mary Elizabeth Pennington, Mary Ann jones and Glenna DeBord, Student Council Representativesj, have done such fine work. Our success as a class is due not only to cooperation, but also to our sponsor, Dr. Thomas, who gave us helpful guidance and a friendly smile just when we needed it most. ' Each year has brought to our class broader horizons and keener values, and now as We are about to leave our Alma Mater, we realize the high privilege of the close ties of friendship with classmates and faculty which we trust will endure. Further, we feel the responsibility and enthusiasm of those who are prepared to go forth and play a part in the brave new world which has been preserved for us. E241 , , , ,, Y A IRIS YOLANDA AQUAYO BOBBIE RUTH ANDERSON SANTURCE, PUERTO RICO RADFORD, VIRGINIA B. S. Serozrdnry-.dugzmf B. S. Elc rrzmtary-f'1c1u' Major-General Science Nlajor-Ele'nentary Education Minors-Physical Education, Social Studies Nlinors-Social Studies, English, History sg ff 'X V iw i - Y . Aj gf. M 5 ,Z , Exim. la J., efuzgf 5 Q . 2: 'n , BARBARA I-ANE BOND ROs1TA BONETA Rlos RADFORD, VIRGINIA RIO PIEDRAS, PUERTO RICO B. S. Secondary-1Wz1rclL fl. B. Secondary-Decmnber Major-Business Education Major-Art Nlinor-Social Studies lVIinors-Physical Education, History I251 , , , H ei an fin 1 in , 2 j' 2? H' , . ,ii , I ii z I H i. gg A i . I' I, ii if ' ii, my . U N YA WH kk wi E ,Hu , uma I iii I MARGARITA BONNIN PONCE, PUERTO RICO B. Af. Secondary-june Major-Foreign Languages Minors-Social Studies, English , ,- ,vw I 4 ww-ff A Wm M., I in LOIS MAXINE BROWNE GALAX, VIRGINIA B. S. Sf:o'nda1'y-fum' Nfajor-Business Educiation Minor-Social Studies ANGELA R. BUONOMO CAGUAS, PUERTO RICO B. 11. Elemmta1'y-june Major-Elemeimtaiy Education Minor-History i261 , 'I in ii ii my II ' I i... ui.. ,ww I. Wg Hi ORA LENA BOYD ARARAT, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-fluguxl Majors-History, Social Studies Minors-English, Art ig. Q43 'R X14 ' F , ., DORIS GRAHAM BURTON GAYLE LINDSEY CLARK RAIJFORIJ, VIRGINIA ALLISONIA, VIRGINIA B. S. General-june B. S. Serovzdary-fume Majors-Physical Education, History, English Major-Business Education Minor-Languages Minor-Social Studies z if U I I. ' .I II I 'I' u.. QQIIINX V . IIIIIIII DOROTHY JUNE CLAY EVELYN BUCK COOK COEBURN, VIRGINIA RADFORD, VIRGINIA B. S. Sfcovzdary-Dece1nIber, 1945 B. S. Seconcinry-December Mlajor-English Major-Business Education Minors-Social Studies, Science Minor-Social Studies I271 N H 55 v- it in lm iv Q5 w :ii iv - . ii za .gm ii up -W in in f w ' ii ii 1 M 1 .,,. ii M , . ,Y -' .W AJ' 'Q.,,,.,!,:x. MARTHA JANE COOK ELISABETH CATHERINE COVEY RADFORD, VIRGINIA B. S. .Elvfnnztary-fum' Nlajor-Elementary Education lXfIajors-English Social Studies, History Minors-Englisll, History, Social Studies FRANCES MAE COVINGTON CRYSTAL HILL, VIRGINIA B. A. Secondary-August Majors-Science, Social Studies Minor-English H w-..,,.i LOU JEANNE CRESS NORFOLK, VIRGINIA B. fl. Secondary-june Nlajors-English, Foreign Languages Minor-Social Studies E281 SE JAMIE MARIE CRUISE YVILLIS, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-j'Au11.e Major-Home Economics Minor-Scnence I Iv., RUTH NIARIE DAVIS 11051: I-IILL, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-fuvzc Nlajor-Home Economics RfIil1OI'SiSC1Cl1CC, Enghsh GLENNA DEBORD CI-IATI-IAM HILL, VIRGINIA B. S. Sefovzdary--june Nlajor-Home Economics Mmor-Science E291 1 I 2532 ' ' rm MARGARET LEA DENNISON EAST STONE GAP, VIRGINIA 3. S. Serondary-june Major-Home Economics Mmor-Science ' II IIIIIIIII mu' III ww 2-an III ww 3 ffm III ' I g525.,aH:IIm I , ,W NIARIE FELTS MAX MEADOWS, VIRGINIA A. B. Elementary-june Major-Public School Music Minors-English, French HE' ww ' mm.. III W II , ,552 ,II III 'asa 2555... In I ug Z III mm . ' , Vu if Y III, :KATHRYN DICKEY CHIIISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA B. S. Sfcondary-fwu' Nlajor-Business Education Minor-dSocial Studies RICI-IMOND, VIRGINIA A. B. Sscondary-dugu.ft Minor-Social Studies I., IQ FLORENCE EVA FERGUSON RINGGOLD, VIRGINIA B. S. Serondary-june Major-Science Nlinors-English, Social Studies, Art Majors--Foreign Languages, E VIRGINIA ELLEN DOREY nglish If 301 I A HW ,tr x 1 DOROTHY GAMEILI. LAURA FRANCES GARDNER INDEPENDENCE, VIRGINIA WOODLAWN, VIRGINIA B. S. Seco1I1lary-june B. S. Sec01Id11ry-fum' Major-Home Economics Major-Home Economics Minor-Science Minor-Science :Af vw Ig, II II , -III I WY A E I , fy-fi Y Lx. i' ' ' I mwgirv, L X- Q 'lg BEULAH GOODSON MARY ELIZABETH GREEK GALAX, VIRGINIA EOONE, NORTH CAROLINA B. S. Seca-rzdary-Decmnber, 1945 B. S. Secondary-August IX4ajor-Public School Nlusic Majors-Home Economics, Science Nlinors-English, Social Studies Minor-Social Studies E311 I4 5? 3 mi . , I , ' II III I, U :li l 1. I I 3? III. I Zi 3 A M II III I I am ,, . I I X: -gg V in 'II ..I ' if-, , -' ., II - f Qlf,,: 55' NELL COLLINS HATCHER RADFORD, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-flugust ajors-Chemistry, Social Studies iWiIIor-Englisli RUTH EVELYN HARTSOCK RADFORD, VIRGINIA fl. B. Secomlary--fu11,e Nilajor-Public School iX4IIsic ll Nlinors-French, English l32J I ww III In w SARAH FRANCES HACKWORTI-I MARTIIA VIRGINIA HARMAN IIUDIJLIISTON, VIRGINIA IIARMAN, VIRGINIA B. S. Sscovzdary-juvze A. B. Sfcovzdary-Dcrevlzlul Nlajor-Home Economics Major-Englisli Minor-Science lXlinors-History, Social Studies, Physical Education ul: ,, Fin' V in lWARGAiuz'r RUTH I-IAYTER uA1.sToN, VIRGINIA xl. E. Sfcovzdm-y-Dees-nibm' Nlzfor-En lish J g Niinors-Social Studies, Spanish in in ' is 2 My ,, .. 1:5335 5 if- Y ' K PEARL S. I-IIGHFIEL. CLIXNCHPORT, VIRGINIA B. S. Elm1w1ztm'y-f1mz' iv ui i if ' 1 Q 1, . ii ii . in in W in in axis in .-ti 1' LORENE HORTON u11,Lsv1L1,1z, vxixomm B. S. SeL'omL'nry-lllmrli Major-Home Economics Nlinor-Science i 33 J BETTY JANE JESSEE RADFORD, VIRGINIA B. S. Secomiary-fluguft Mlajor-Business Education Nlinor-Social Studies 1 i i I I. , Emi, W.. mQ!'f'w Qin 'L 1 , I IRA A A 'K V55-x an ALICE BROWN KIDD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA fl. B. Secomlary-june Nlajor-English Minors-History, Social Studies 2,5 I V1 A1 v A S, , , V ,im W1 52 in . , ui -' A H I . , i 'A I I , ' Mx 'I .Eiga 1 - Rei Ass, .- H ,Eg N W in Wir iii , VIRGINIA 101-INsoN BIG STONE GAP, VIRGINIA B. S. Scc0mla1'y-fum' Blajor-Business Minor-Social Studies PAULINE LESTER HURLEY, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-f1me UMajor-Business Education LJ fMinor--Social Studies I341 IQ 3, vnu gs ' Ig 2125251 ' .Ag V II! MARY ANNE JONES RIDGEWVAY, VIRGINIA B. S. Scconrlary-fum' Nlajor-Home Economics MIHOF'-SCICHCC ml 1. .5 un- 'Img ww Sli ld ' Q i is .xi ,- '-.,.v' EDNA PEARL LOVE cIIILIIowIE, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-.fflzcguft Major--Home Economics Minor-Science 3 , EW: ROCKY MOUNT, VIRGINIA A. B. Secondary-fum' Majors-English, Social Studies, Nlinor-French E351 :W 1-. ' . s 1 MARY ELIZABETH MCELRATH CAMBRIA, VIRGINIA B. S. Sf3co1zda1'y-func Major-Business Education Minors-English, Social Studies MARY ELIZABETH MCGHEE History NOVA MCGRADY HILLSVILLE, VIRGINIA B. S. Seco1zda1'y-fum' Major-Honie Economics Minor-Scxence nz 1 xgf: - in iv 4, isgw 5, W mf agile I .4-.-...r - :sein-un.ua........4.,E V 4 NIARY JANE N EFF RURAL RETREAT, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondmy-fuvze Nlajor-Business Education Riinor-Social Studies ii. img K . , LW. dm A ,M X 3 mae ii . Q.: J asv' fb H N, , v . - Y- 1' ,f In xxm H1 W -. .. ' 2 , Nui , ,Li YE tr -1 HN 532' Wi iw -mem wig ,i . ' am i f , - Q fr V, ,V ii , O , .A Liu, H H wa ' im 1 I CHARLENE NIARGUERITE MCNEW PULASKI, VIRGINIA B. S. Elemev1,ta1'y-lVla1'clL Nlajor-Elementary Education Minors-English, History I X ,,.. 555 i 1 i un, fs n '- P' 'H ,, EQ 1, , ., . W, . , IL1.1zAEL'1'i1 NIPPER ' CEDAR BLUFF, VIRGINIA B. S. Elfman!ary-Dccz'mber, 1945 Major-Social Studies IVIiuor-English E361 fm ii i is N ii PEGGY SUE MEADOWS RADFQRD, VIRGINIA A. B. Szcomimy-june Maiior-Social Studies Nlmors-Nlusic, English was TY ,sa 'nz W: . ........... ...........,.f....-,.....- .--.- THELMA FAY NOLAN Rosa HILL, VIRGINIA fl. B. Sz'c011,fla1'y-fu1LL' Majors-Englisli, History, Social Studies Nlinor-Frencli I I . III I I W I II III I II -, ,Q I ERNESTINE PASLEY UNlON HALL, VIRGINIA A. B. Seco1zdary-fluguft Major-Foreign Languages lVIiIIors-English, Social Studies I., H IM: 2 is Ea , II 'V A -1 , -..I:..........,.,..,,,., ., . LOUISE PAULINI: PIZZUTO CLINTVVOOD, VIRGINIA B. S. Elfvlzcvztary-Auguxt lXlzIjor-Elementary Education Ivlinors--English, History, Social Studies MARY :ELIZABETH PENNINGTON PENNINGTON CAP, VIRGINIA 13. S. Secomlary-fwme Nlajor-Home Economics Nlinor-Science E371 21 su: 1 11 11 1 1 111,t11 W ..,1 V 3 Ss? -if? '1'111 -11392 .1 : V mm, 1 M., ' -ii V 1 F2211 1. uw ' six: , 1' 111.7 Y xi. W 4 in f Q .. 1 I 35321 1 7 111 5 A FP YY Y Y .14 ' K: 111' 111 L gigs 1111 ' KATHRYN TEMPERANCE POARCH NELLIE AUSTIN PORTERFIELD STONY CREEK, VIRGINIA NEVVPORT, vmcmrn B. S. Elemevztary-june B. S. Secondary-August Majors-Elementary Education, English Major-Home Economics Minors-Social Studies, Art Minors-Science, English E... H , INEZ RAMEY PRATER, vmcmm B. S. Secovzdafy-june Major-Business Education Minors-Social Studies, English 1 3111,-3111 1 ,, 255 ,.,,,, RACHEL ROSAMOND REAMES GLADE SPRING, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-fu11.e Major-Business Education Minor-Social Studies i381 FRANCES SCOTT MARION, VIRGINIA B. S. .Elementary-fmze ww.- .,....,, . .. .... ,, V ..,., Two. ..,...,.. ,, I , H Y I ,. ' I IVSSIQQIS' 'I Lu, I , , w5gigIwgg , I 1 ,ff H SAW X ww wx JACQUELINE SCOTT HOPEWELL, VIRGINIA B. S. E1e11Le1ziary-june 1Wajor-Elenmntary Education Minors-English, Social Studies I , A aw J ' v-6 u . , - ,:, In , I I ,, , , It XII I V - 'f' ,if 4 .2 2 In M - in , ,,.f,,, ,, A Q, - , L,,55 uQ?f ...1ii,, ! 'm ?EigEigz.55 . ... I ,.,III , GLADYS ANTONIA SEGARRA BILLIE SUE SMALLEY CABG RAJO, PUERTO RICO I-ENNINGTON GAP, VIRGINIA A. B. Secondary-Augml B. S. Secondary-func Major-Sociology' Nlajors-Social Studies, History, English Nlinors-History, English Millor-Science , i391 my is m II, ui-as .ami .I CAROL SANFORD SUBLETT RADFORD, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-fzmr Nla or-Sociology Nfiuors-English, History H II 'aa-mug I I. I ' 1. umm Y W W Y W ' ,L 1 . in in , I: . , ': . ,S ,- 1 M' 1 1. .. A Z ' 22 .wi I ' I MEIIEQ ww.2 'll. 1 Wise N , . L fi, , I :if IU I mQ.em,Igj'f ' ' ' I' - IH ,I V Y, In iw' , , I JEAN SPIERS RADFORD, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-fum' Niajor-Home Economics Mmor-Science, Social Studies YVONNE DALE STANGER VICKER, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-june Nlajor-Home Economics Minor-Science II 5 S 7 I EEF U, ALICE MARIE SYKES CLINTWOOIJ, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-Afugu.rt Nlajor-Home Economics E401 1 5,3 iii K, Ii--- - 1-.. RPIEBA MAE TEEL MARGARET VIRGINIA TILSON RINIQR, VIRGINIA CHILHOVVIE, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-Auguft B. S. Secondary-fum' Majors-Social Studies, Business Education Major-Home Economics Nlinor-English Nlinor-Science ..:2. :H ii I' If 'l uw M 4, ii I, ,II ii ' I i I I ii ii FAYE TURNER FORT BLACKRIORE, VIRGINIA 13. S. Secondary-fluguxt Nlzljor-Business Education Mfinor-Social Studies E411 5. MARY TWISDALE IIALIFAX, NoR'I'H CAROLINA Af. B. Secondary-f-uvze Nlajor-History MiIlOFS-'FfCHCl1, Social Science English, Psychology W-HI, -k :J , f Is! L ,I I M II u 5 II In In V' if Q lg, gi Hi N Y . D2 is A I '-21 wmv II III ,IA SHIRLEY MAE WAGNER RADFORD, VIRGINIA A. B. Ssconrlary-fun: Nlajors-English, Social Studies , is F 3 ' ,H,.E:f?' ' QA is SH IRIS DELIA VAZQUEZ BAYAMON, PUERTO RICO A. B. S zf01zdczry-Decembar Major-English Minors-Physical Education, Social Studies I I 1 MARGARET J. WEBB ANAWALT, WEST VIRGINIA B. S. Elementary-Augurt Major-Elementary Education E421 M sw .. 5 MARY INEZ VERMILLION GATE CITY, VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-lwarch Majors-Home Economics, Science ,J . W IQ Y , , ,.1, ,V W, W5 , -, Z , ,,,. I I EVELYN MAXINE WILLIAMS LILLIAN JEWELL WILLIAMS 1-IIMBROKE, VIRGINIA GALAX VIRGINIA B. S. Secondary-fum' B. S. General une Majors-Social Studies, English Nlajor Scxence Minor-Science Minors-Socml btuches, Enghsh JULIA ANNE WILLIS APPALACIIIA, V'IRGINIA B. S. Sfcovzdary-fum' Nlajor-English I43J 5 sz Nlinors-Social Studies, Art Junior Officers As another year draws to a close, the Class of 1947 has many more happy memories to cherish. In September, we returned with high anticipation of living in Norwood, an experience which has proved to be truly delightful. One of our first projects was for each Junior to counsel seven Freshmen through- out the fall quarter. Before the Christmas holidays, we organized with Mozelle Porter as president of the class. Assisting her were Anna Belle Tilson as vice presidentg Ann Bennett as secretary, Niayine Katherine McCoy as treasurerg Mary Katherine Groom as reporter, and Mava Sutphin, Mary Johnston and Geraldine Potter as our Student Council Representatives. We were delighted to have Miss Sara Wylie as sponsor. This year has been filled with numerous pleasurable activities among which We remember the entertainment we gave the Seniors, the Freshman Banquet to which the junior counselors were invited, the dances and teas we attended, the clubs and ' organizations to which we belonged, the Lyceum numb:rs which we enjoyed, and especially our classes and pro- fessors, whom we shall never forget. Further, in reminiscent mood, we recall our Freshman year, with its anticipation, fulfillment, and the subsequent joys and clisillusionments which we as Sophomores ex- perienced. Then we studied, worked, played and demon- strated our patriotism through our activities in the War Council and in the Surgical Dressing room. Those were serious days in which we were called upon many times to bring cheer to our dear ones who on land, sea and air were helping preserve our nation. This year has been different from any other year we have spent in college. This is due in part to the epoch- making times in which we have been privileged to live. Now, as we bid farewell to our Junior year, we realize that we are on the threshold of our goal, to which we have been looking forward for three long years, when we shall be Seniors of Radford College. 11441 VIRGINIA ADAMS Appalachia, Virginia ROWENA ALBERT McCoy, Virginia EDNA ALLEY VVoodlawn, Virginia ANNE BENNETT Rocky lVIount, Virginia IDA BLANKENSHIP Max Nleaclows, Virginia ITALA BUoNoMo Caguas, Puerto Rico HELEN CARRITHERS Troy, North Carolina MINNETTA CHARLTON Christiansburg, Virginia GRETHEL CLEVINGER Grundy, Virginia KITTY COLEMAN Hilton Village, Virginia ' l45l I ' i E461 NANCY COWAN Falls Church, Virginia JUNE CREASY Cleveland, Virginia CAROL CROWGEY Wytheville, Virginia HELEN DAY Independence, Virginia ELEANOR EDGAR Falls Church, Virginia VIRGINIA F LINCHUM Riner, Virginia FRANCES GILLIAM Clintwood, Virginia RUTH ANN GODBEY Radford, Virginia SYLVIA GRANT Abingdon, Virginia MARY KATHERINE GRooM Richmond, Virginia MARY LOUISE HENLEY Coalwood, West Virginia MARY ELIZA HOWELL Norfolk, Virginia JUDY INGRAM Mullens, West Virginia BLANCI-IE IVEY Newsome, Virginia MARJORIE JACOBS South Boston, Virginia ALVA JOHNSTON Eggleston, Virginia MARY JOHNSTON Eggleston, Virginia ELIZABETH IQING Newbern, Virginia MARY MANNING Union Level, Virginia REBECCA MARTIN Leaksville, North Carolina l48 SYLVIA MARTINEZ Ponce, Puerto Rico IVIAYME KATHERINE MCCOY McCoy, Virginia RUBY MITCHELL Patterson, Virginia MARY ELIZABETH MosEi.EY Radford, Virginia JANE PAINTER Radford, Virginia EVA PHIPPS Clinchburg, Virginia ROWENA POFF Radford, Virginia Doius ANNE POLAND Covington, Virginia MOZELLE PORTER Rural Retreat, Virginia GERALDINE POTTER Appalachia, Virginia CARMEN Rios Aquadilla, Puerto Rico RENNIE SAVAGE Cape Charles, Virginia NELLIE SEGARRA Guayama, Puerto Rico MAIDEE SEGRAVES Pennington Gap, Virginia BETTY SNODGRASS Gate City, Virginia ELMA STANLEY Laurel Fork, Virginia SARA STICKLEY Rose Hill, Virginia FREDERICKA STONE Gretna, Virginia E491 i501 MAE STONE Bassett, Virginia MARIE SURRATT Fries, Virginia NIAVA SUTPHIN Willis, Virginia ALICE THORP Stovall, Virginia ANNA BELLE TILSON Chilhovvie, Virginia BETSY Ross WAID Rocky Mount, Virginia DOROTHY KATE WALL North Tazewell, Virgin LINDA YATES Tookland, Virginia VIVIAN YATES Tookland, Virginia i V . fi .wi -H' ii l E ll 1: will i girl 355111 ' - : i Sophomore Officers School days, -school days, dear old golden rule days -these old familiar lines came back to us as we crossed the campus in late September as sophomores. We missed a number of the old faces of last year, but were delighted to greet many new members. Each building, each familiar face, and each greeting brought back memories of a full and happy freshman year-our first college dates, formals and, of course, the dormitory parties. The class soon chose as its leaders: Penny Mellott, president, Evelyn Wilson, vice president, Freda Simms, secretarygtreasurerg Clara Graybeal, Margaret Snuffer, Lois Ann Currin, Student Council representativesg Virginia Wall, reporter, and as class advisor, the sophomores were proud to select Mr. Cannaday. This year has been full of study, work and fun, all of which we have enjoyed extremely. But as all good things must come to an end, now as our sophomore year terminates, we'll say good-bye to those who are leaving, while at the same time we'll say, See you in Norwood, to those who will return next year to continue life at Radford. f 52 l GENEVA ADKINS MALINDA BAILEY ADA BALES NINA IQATE BLAIR ALMA BLEDSOE NADINE BLEVINS FLO ANN BOND MABEL BOWEN BETTY BOYD MARY IQATHERINE BUCHANAN DAISY BURKE BETTY CARDEN EDITH CARPER DOROTHY CARTER SELMA CARTER TRULA CARTER NIARGUERITA CHITWOOD VIRGINIA CONNER MARILEE CORNETTE E541 Jo ANN COUNTS MARY JANE CUNNINGHAM LoIs ANN CURRIN WILMA DAMERON MARY EDITH DANIEL MILDRED JANE DEWESE JEAN DRAPER BETSY DUNN ANNIE EDMONDSON MADELINE ELLEDGE VIRGINIA FANNING HAZEL FARMER OPAL FIELDS HELEN FISHER CAROLYN GIBSON EVELYN GIBSON CLARA GRAYBEAL DORIS HALE GUSTAVA HASH MURIEL HEGWOOD BETTY HEINLINE NELL HOLBROOK REBA HOLLANS MILDRED JAMES JEANNE JEssEE ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON MARGARET ANN JONES MARY JUNE JUSTUS BERNICE PUGH KINDER MARY HELEN :KING LORAINE KINGREA ANNIE LAURA LEFTWICH VIRGINIA LESTER ANN LINDSEY SALLIE LITTRELL SUE LOCKLEAR PETIE LUNDY ALTA MARSHALL E551 E561 MARJORIE MCELROY PENNY MELLOTT MARAJAYNE MIDKIFF FRANCES MONCURE DOROTHY MARTIN MORGAN FRANCES MOSES ALMA JEAN NOLAN DELORES OUELLET ALICE PAGE CORA PARCELL JANE PORTERFIELD CHARLENE PRATER FRANCES PRICE RUTH PRICE RUBY RAMSEY JUNE RATCLIFE ANNA LOU REASOR ALICIA RENTAS BETTY RITENOUR SYBIL RITTER SUE ROBERTS MINNIE RUSSELL EMILY RYBURN NINA SAMPSON DORIS SCALES BLANCHE SCOTT BETTY ANN SEAVER UNA SHARP JUANITA SHELOR NOLA SHELOR B1RcH1E SHORTRIDGE LEATRICE SILVA FREDA SIMMS ANNA JEAN SMITH MARGARET SNUFFER ANNE SPIERS JENOESE SPRADLIN FRANCES STAFFORD E571 E581 BETSY STIFF BETTY JO STUMP DORIS TAYLOR MAGGIE THURMAN PEARL TOWE DOROTI-IY VAN VLEE'K VIRGINIA WALL LOTTY WALLERSTEIN POLLY WATTS EVELYN WEAKLEY DOROTHY WHEELER JANE WHITE LILLIAN WHITTAKER MARIE WILLIAMS EVELYN WILSON SIBIL WOODFORD MARY WORSHAM EMMA ANN YEATTS JOY YOUNG W 1 L 'Y'--1 X591 Freshmen Officers '4It's Been a Long, Long Time since that memorable first day when we struggled up the hill with our various and sundry paraphernalia. The More We Get Together became the theme of our first week in college, commonly known as Freshman Week. There were parties, tours, barbecues, and for some girls even Blues in the Night for Home, Sweet Home. I Can't Begin to Tell Youl' how classes interferred with college life, but somehow There are Such Things necessary for education. Perhaps We were not Lovely to Look At,', with our pale faces, pigtails and odd apparel, but we were typical Rats of Radford College, Woman's Division of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Our class, two hundred forty strong, chose as leaders: Elaine Humphrey, president, Alma Rector, vice president, Gwendolyn Ward, secretary, Shirley Meriweather, treasurer, and Phyllis Campbell, reporter. Our Student Council representatives were Evelyn Bracey, Irma Parker, and Miriam Dormang and, last but not least, our sponsor was Miss Babe Warren. The oixtstanding feature of the year was our Srnorgasbord which proved a Grand Night for Singing as well as feasting. With Spring came preparation for our May Day dances on the green. The excessive practice in tripping the light fantastic toe caused us to adopt the bed-time lullaby, I'm Getting Tired so I Can Sleep! The eventful year is over, and while Waiting for the Train to Come In, our thoughts drift back over happy days filled with pleasant Memories,', and we look forward to con- tinued Friendship,,' aswell as new friendships as sophomores. l60l NARVIE ADAMS ELIZABETH ALDERMAN FLORA LUCILLE ALLISON LUCILLE ALLMAN MARY AVIA AMBURGY NANCY ATKINS MARY ELIZABETH AUSTIN ELEANOR BATES ANNA JEAN BLANKENSHIP EULA LEE BOND PEGGY BOWLING EVELYN BRACEY DORIS ANN BRICKEY AVERY BRYANT AVA AMANDA BURDETT MARIANNA BURTON ANNE CAMPBELL DORIS CAMPBELL PHYLLIS CAMPBELL MARY LOU CARR MARY SUE CARTER MARGARET CLARK COLEEN CLEEK MARION COCHRAN NANNIE MARIE COMER EDITH MAE CONWELL JANE COPENHAVER DORIS COVEY MARJORIE COVINGTON PAULINE COX BILLIE CRESS BETTY LOU CROMER AUDREY CROTTY MARTIiA ANN CROWE CATHERINE JEAN CULB ERTSON E611 i621 ,1Q1,, LOUISE CUMBIA BETTY Jo DEEL CARMEN TERESA DELGADO DANA DIBRELL GLENNA DOLINGER MIRIAM DORMAN MARY RUTH DOUGHTERTY MARY JANE DUDLEY VIRGINIA DURHAM LOLA HOPE, EARLE LOVETA EARNEST DELLA ROSE ECHOLS M.ARY GRAHAM ENGLEMAN MARGARET EPPERSON JOAN FADDIS DARLENE FANNING NANNIE FARMER CATHERINE FARRAR MARIE FLETCHER PHYLLIS FLETCHER JUANITA VIRGINIA FOLEY LORENE FRAZIER RUTH GALLOWAY NELLIE GARIBALDI MARY GARTH VERA GIBSON MARGIE GIVENS LOUISE GLOVER JOAN GRAHAM MADGE GRAHAM FREDA GROFF MARY E. 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M M W f M ' BULWER-I..i'1'1'oNw WN I wiv . .,.,.,.:q.1a.......,,,.ar, .- ,sw .. 'Wu ri .1 ,. ,i 'H , AF. - , zz., ,4 . V, I .- V U, Q, 1 - Grapurchat The purpose of the Gmpurchat, our bi-monthly publication, is to keep Rad- ford College students informed concerning campus news. Of course, the Grapurchat plans to be entertaining, too, so that articles of lighter quality are also published. To reach these goals, a great deal of work is required for every issue. Mary Elizabeth McGl1ee and Wanda Lee Womeldorph with their assistants, Virginia Ellen Dorey and Geraldine Potter, and a score or more of reporters, typists and proof readers have succeeded in making the Grapurchat most enjoyable for everyone-students, alurnnae and faculty. Dr. Jean Taylor and Mr. -I. W. Overby are our Faculty Advisors. E681 Honor Council MOTTO: Lei U: Prexerve Truih, juftice and Righteoumefs NOVA MCGRADY ..... JEAN SPIERS. ...... JANE PAINTER ........ . OFFICERS Mlss ERCELLE BENNETT ..... .............. EDNA ALLEY NELL HOLBROOK MARY MCGHEE NOVA MCGRADY MEMBERS ELMA STANLEY E691 .........Pre:ident . . . . . .Vice Przfident . . . .Secretary Treafurer ............Sp0n.ro1' JANE PAINTER EVA PHIPPS FREDA SIMMS JEAN SPIERS Dramatic Club As another busy, but successful year for the Dramatic Club draws to a close, many pleasant memories linger with us. Each of the dormitories and the town girls presented a one-act play in the fall quarter. These plays are an annual event and the competition is very keen. The Winter quarter was highlighted by a one-act play given as an Assembly program. Our major triumph, however, came in the spring quarter when the entire dramatic club participated in presenting the three-act melodrama, Nine Girls. All of the plays were under the direction of Gay Earle. The Dramatic Club welcomes all students who are interested in dramatics. Develop- ment of dramatic talent is the chief purpose of the organization, of which Dr. William S. Long is sponsor. Working with Dr. Long have been the officers for the year: Ruby Ramsey, president, Nadine Blevins, vice president, Sue Locklear, secretary-treasurerg Dorothy Carter, reporterg Jeanne Jessee, make-up, Dorothy Wall, sound effects. MEMBERS IRMA PARKER BETTY Jo DEEL BARBARA ANN LEWIS MARY VESTA YOUNG MIRIAM DORMAN MARY JANE DUDLEY PEGGY STANLEY BOBBY JOE WILSON ANNE LOVELACE BRENDA REID PAULINE Cox COLEEN CLEEK JANE WIiITE MARTHA HARMAN RUTH GALLOWAY RUBY RAI-ISEY DOROTHY CARTER RACHEL JONES AMY OAKES BETTY Jo STUMP IRMA NEELEY MARY ANN PATTERSON BETTY PURCELL FRANCES PENLEY LOVEITA EARNEST MARY GRUBB BETSY RUTH JONES DELORES LEvoRsEN CLAUDINE THOMAS IRENE MARTIN MARILEE CORNETTE LILLIAN PEARLE WILSON JEAN HOLscLAw l70l PHYLLIS FLETCHER ANNA JEAN BLANKENSHIP BETTY LOU WINCHESTER JOAN FADDIS MIRIANI MILLER ELIZABETH ALDERMAN SARAH ROSENBAULI CORINNA THOMAS PENNY MELLOTT MARGARET ANN JONES NADINE BLEVINS FLO ANN BOND JEANNE JESSEE Commercial Club The Commercial Club was organized to provide educational, recreational, inspirational and social opportunities. Meetings are held monthly. Prominent business men and Women are invited to talk to the club about actual conditions in business ofhces and about the quah Hcations and training necessary for success. Field trips and picnics are outstanding features of the club. Membership is open to all students taking business courses. FREDA SIMMS ......... MARY EDITH DANIEL .... VIRGINIA ADAMS ..... BIRCHIE SI-IORTRIDGE .... SYBIL RITTER ............. Miss DOROTHY MCDANIEL Miss LANORA GEISSLER OFFICERS I 71 J President . . .Secretary Treafurer . Reporter Historian . . .Sporuorx Choral Club MEMBERS: Gardner, Ward, Garibaldi, Martin, Segraves, Boyd, Cress, Campbell, Williams, Henley, Clark, Moncure Alley, Adams, Godbey, Scott, Mrs. Einstein, Clark, Poarch, Jacobs, Sewell, Robertson, Jett, Humphrey, Price Lindsey. We are the marie makerf, W orld-Zo:er.r and world-forfakerr And we are fhe dreamer: of dreamy, On whom the pale moon gleamsg Wandering by lone rea-breakerf, Ye! we are the mover: and .rhakerf Ami sitting by desolaie .vtreamxj Of the world forever, it .reem.f. -O'SHAUGHNEssY OFFICERS A RUTH ANN GODBEY .... .,.......... ...... P r efident BETSY Ross WAID. . . .... Vice President MARY ELIZA HOWELL. .,..,. . . .Seeremry- Treasurer MAYME KATHERINE MCCOY. . . .......... Reporter MARIE WILLIAMS K D 'Libmfiam NADINE BLEVINS VIRGINIA CLARK .... . . . . .Accompanift JEAN BIRD EINSTEIN .... .... D irector l72l Choral Club MEMBERS: Dameron, Lester, Waid, Morgan, Gibson, McGrady, McGinnis, Spradlin, Phipps, Dorey, Tayman, McCoy, Crowe, Hackedy, Midkiff, Smalley, Jones, Cunningham, Graybeal, Felts, Covey, McElrath, Counts, Hartsock, Howell, Meadows, Johnson. CHORAL SYMPHONY, oPUs '45-'46 AUTUMN MOVEMENT qfilofzfi-awp Overture-Assembly Program-Club sang Moon Children, Old Ark's a-Moverin', Music, When Soft Voices Die. Picnic on Draper Mountain-remeniber those hamburgers? Umml Open House-we sang in the President's Dining Hall. Christiansburg Centennial. Thanksgiving Program-with Y. W. C. A. and Glee Club. Give Thanks. Christmas Pageant-with Y. W. C. A. We sang uLove Came Down at Christmasf, What Can This Mean?', Joseph Came Seeking a Resting Place, joseph Dearest, Joseph Mild, The Virgin at the Crib, Gloria in Excelsisf' I Wonder as I Wander, Christmas Candle. Oar soloists were Mary Eliza Howell, Jenoese Spradlin, Sydney Jchison and Maidee Segraves. Mrs. Einstein played the violin obligato. Christmas Caroling on the last morning of the fall quarter. We had breakfast together in the S. A. B. WINTER MOVEMENT Cxlllegretto Graz-ioxoj Religious Emphasis Week. Valentine Dance-our annual dance was a great success. Rabinof Concert-we sponsored the concert of Benno Rabinof, violinist. SPRING MOVEMENT fdllegroj Bristol-Federation of Music Clubs Convention. Easter Program-with Y. W. C. A. Spring Concert at Radford. Spring Concert with V. P. I. Glee Club at Blacksburg. Spring Picnic. FINALE-COMMENCENIENT We sang 'fAve Maria and Ave Verum, the traditional Commencement songs. Mrs. Einstein played the violin obligato. I731 Y. W. c. A. MOTTO: Not by might, 'nor by power, but by my fpirit, saiih the Lord of l1o.ff.f. Zechariah 4:6 The Young Women's Christian Association, established at Radford College in 1913, is one of the oldest and largest organizations on the campus. The purpose of the Y. W. C. A. is to help students in their spiritual and social growth by providing activities which include worship services in assembly, Weekly prayer meetings in the dormitories, speakers for Religious Emphasis lVeek, discussion groups, parties and social service projects. The Y. W. C. A., in collaboration with the Choral Club, presents many of our interest- ing programs. It has charge of special services at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. OFFICERS ' ANNA BELLE TILSON ........ .............. ...... P 1 -exiderzz DOROTHY MARTIN MORGAN .... . . . Vice President NADIN1: BLEVINS ........... ....,. S ecretary GERALDINE POTTER. . . . . . .... Trearurer EDNA ALLEY ........ .................................. ..... R e porter COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Social Service, Evelyn Wilsong Fellowfhip, Yolando Aguayog 1'VIembe1'.rhip, Virginia Adams, Annie B. Edmondson, Sue Roberts, Clara Graybealg Prayer Meeting, Ruth Ann Godby, Marie Williams, Sibyl Woodfordg Social, Mava Sutphin. E741 Band When we returned to the campus in the fall, we heard marvelous tales of the work the band had done during the summer. Their concerts were the talk of the campus. This encourag- ing news, plus the promise of an airplane ride by Mr. Schley, started the band on an enthusiastic new year. Our first concert was November 18th, and the audience was surprised at the quality of the playing and the progress made by the beginners. Before we went home for the Christ- mas holidays, the band entertained the school with Christmas carols, Ketelbey's In a Persian Market and Mydeleton's Down Southf' These were enjoyed by everyone, especially In a Persian Market, in which the audience participated by emulating the cry of the Arab beggars. We were invited to play for Clarence, a Maroon Nlasquers' production at V. P. I. on March Sth and 9th, and at the time this account was written, we were looking forward to our really big program, the Spring Concert. ' 'L l 75 1 Future Teachers The Future Teachers of America is an organization which helps to meet the need for training in teacher-teacher and teacher-citizen relationships and in other problems of the teaching profession. The F. T. A. is a junior organization of both the National Education Association and the Virginia Education Association. The Radford charter, granted May 23, 1939, was the first to be granted in the State of Virginia. Membership is open to those who show a definite interest in the teaching profession and maintain high standards of character and scholarship. The organization has been under the leadership this year of the following officers and sponsor: OFFICERS EDNA LOVE ....... ............... ......... P r efident MARY MCGHEE .... ..... V ice Prefident THELMA NOLAN ..... ........ S ecretary ELIZABETH NIPPER ....,. ..... T rea.ru1'er EVELYN WILSON ..,........ ..... R :porter Miss FRANCES HUDGINS ..... ............,,.. . . .Spomor i MEMBERS VIRGINIA ADAMS GENEVA ADRINS EDNA ALLEY ADA DARE BALES NINA KATE BLAIR FLC ANN BOND TRULA CARTER LYNNE CREss ANNIE B. EDMONDSON HAZEL FARMER FLORENCE FERGUSON JANE HONEYCUTT ALVA JOHNSON MARY JOHNSON EDNA LOVE DOROTHY MORGAN PENNY MELLOTT NIARY MCGI-IEE ALMA NOLAN THELNIA NOLAN ERNESTINE PASLEY GERALDINE POTTER FRANCES PRICE l76l INEZ RAMEY HELEN REEVES ANNA JEAN SMITH FRANCES STAFFORD ELMA STANLEY MAVA SUTPIIIN LILLIAN WHITTAKER EVELYN WILLIAMS EVELYN WILSON SIBYI. WOODFORD WANDA LEE WOhiELDORPH Moffettes To bring together Socially all students of Home Economics is the purpose of this zat1on, founded in I942. SIBYL XIVOODFORD. . . . GWENDOLYN WARD. . . . NARVIE ADAMS, ............ MARY GRAHAM ENGLEMAN .... ALIVIA RECTOR ........... MRS. EMILY GARNER. . . NARVIE ADAMS ELIZABETH ALDERhiAN NANCY ATRINS ADA DARE BALES NINA KATE BLAIR F LO ANN BOND LUCILLE BROWNING AVERY BRYANT HELEN CARRITHERS GRETIIAL CLEVINGER MARIAN COCHRAN MARILEE CORNETTE LOUISE COMES MARJORIE COVINGTON LOIS ANN CURRIN RUTH DAvIs JEAN DRAPER MARY G. ENGLEMAN I'IAZEL FARMER LORENE FRAZIER OFFICERS MEMBERS DOROTHY GAMBILL LAURA F. GARDNER CAROLYN GIBSON FRANCES GILLIAM SARAH HACRWORTH JO ANN HART ELLA HASRINS LOIS HENDERSON MARY HENLEY WILLIE MARIE HINKLE LORENE HORTON BLANCHE IVEY MERLE JONES JANET KEYSER BERNICE KXNDER ALTA MARSHALL ELLEN MARSICO IRENE MARTIN ROSA ELLA MCNEW E771 . . . . . . .Prexident . . .Vice President . . . . .Secretary . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . . . .Reporter . . .Faculty Advisor IRMA NEELEY SARAH NOELL MARY ANN PATTERSON ELSIE PULLIMAN ALMA RECTOR MAYBELLINE RICHARDSON SARAH SILVERS ANNA JEAN SMITH SARA STICKLEY MARIE SURRATT ETI-IEL SUMNER CORINNA THOMAS MARGARET TILSON EVA UMPIERRE GWENDOLYN WARD DOROTHY WHEELER JANE WHITE LILLIAN WHITTAKER SIDYL WOODEORD LINDA YATES Athletic Association The Athletic Association, one of the largest and most active organizations that we have, fosters and develops athletics on our campus. Every student is encouraged to join the As- sociation and participate in at least one phase of the activities offered. The loyalty, unselfishness, fairness and willingness of Miss Virginia Arnold, our sponsor, has aided us in the success of our Association. Mary Katherine Groom has made a very capable president. Doris Burton has served as vice president, Elma Stanley as secretary-treasurer, Annie B. Edmundson as reporter, and Sibyl Woodford as recorder. The different sports have been under the direction of girls qualified in their particular sport to lead and guide others. Helen Day and Marie Williams have coached basketball, Marilee Cornette, ping-pong, Marajayne Midkiff, shufiieboardg Wilma Darneron, volleyball, Dorothy Vlfall, softball, Betty Ritenour, tennis, Wanda Lee Vlfomeldorph, hikingg Evelyn Wilson, croquetg Sarah Hackworth, bowling, and Mayme Katherine McCoy, badminton. Marjorie Jacobs has served as chairman of the Program Committee. l78Ql V IBF? in 15 Ill! llll . Various recreational programs, including an informal dance, were a few of the features of the session of 1945-1946. The outstanding highlights of the year were the annual Field Day and May Day, which occurred during the spring quarter. E791 CSS--::I:::::7 'ffi' nk llllllIIl ' Or E801 JEAN SPIERS .... . KITFY COLEMAN .... BETSY Ross WAID ..,, NANCY COWAN ,... ANNE BENNETT ..... ..... MARY JANE N4EFF ...... MRS. VVILLIAM EINSTEIN .... BOBBY IQUTH ANDERSON PEGGY BAILEY BARBARA BOND DORIS BURTON DOROTHY CARTER EVELYN COOK JANE 'COOK LOIS ANNE CURRIN WILMA DALIERON JEAN DRAPER BETsY DUNN HELEN FISHER LAURA GARDNER Cotillion Club OFFICERS MEMBERS DOROTHY GABIBILL MARY I'IENLEY REEA HOLLANS BETTY JAYNE JESSEE JEANNE JESSEE SUE LOCKLEAR MARjORIlfI MCELROY CHARLIENE MCNEW FRANCES MONCURE LOTUS NEWVAIAN DOLORES OUELLET ALICE PAGE . . . . . .President . . . Vice Prefidenf . . . . . .Secretary . . . . Treafurer ............Rep0rte1' Property M auager ..........Spo1I.ror IQUBY RAMSEY BETTY RITIJENOUR MARY SGI-IULTZ FREDA Smxms ANNE SPIERS SARAH STICKLEY CAROL SUELETT IRIS VAZQUES MARY VERMILLION VIRGINIA XVALL POLLY WA'YTS JENVELL WILLIAMS MARIE XKVILLIAMS E811 The irst scintillating activity of the German Club on its return to school in the fall was the rushing of the upperclassmen with a Cigarette Drag. Smoke filled the air as the beautiful cigarette girls made their entrance into the S. A. B. The Heavenly Ball in November was just that-completely out of this World! Clouds and moon were above and the lights were brightly shining stars. The figure consisted of German Club members and their dates emerging from a billovvy cloud. Our Mardi Gras has become a tradition, with confetti, mad colors, masks, gayety, a Queen and adendants Rushing came again in the spring, with the freshmen this time. It is new members such as these, as Well as our chaperons and our sponsor, Miss Ercelle Bennett, who help to keep the German Club a buzzing, active organization. ffm we E821 IQATHRYN POARCH. . . LYNNE CRESS .... SUE SMALLEY. . . ALICE THORP. . . . OFFICERS SUE ROBERTS ................. MARY ELIZABETH PENNINGTON. . . Miss ERCELLE BENNETT ..................... YOLANDO AGUAYO MARGARITA BONNIN LOIs BROYVNE GAYLE CLARK LYNNE CRESS MINETTA CHARL'fON JOANNE COUNTS JAMIE CRUISE HELEN DAY MARGARET DENNISON IQATHRYN DIGREY ELEANOR EDGAR VIRGINIA FANNING CLAIRE GRAYBEAL MEMBERS IVIARY KATHERINE GROOM RUTH ANNE GODBY MARY ELIZA HOWELL JUDY INGRAM MARY ANN JONES POLLY LESTER PETIE LUNDY BEGKY MARTIN PEGGY MEADOWS PENNY MEIILOTT MARY MGELRATII JANE PAINTER MARY ELIZABETII PENNING TON . . . . . .Preridenf . . Vice Prerident . . . . . . .Secretary .........Trea.vurer . . .Parliamentarian . . ....Repo1-ter . . .Sponsor KATIIRYN POARCH DORIS ANN POLAND MOZELLE PORTER ALICIA RENTAS SUE ROBERTS RENNIE SUE SAVAGE GLADYS SEGARRA BETTY ANN SEAVER BIRCIIIE SHORTRIDGE SUE SMALLEY JENOESE SPRADLIN ALICE SYKES ALICE THORP DOROTHY VAN VLEER E831 E841 Now that we've come to the end of a perfect year in Alpha Sigma Alpha, it is pleasant to recall the memories that are so clear to our hearts. Among these is the sound of the gavel as our beloved and beautiful 'presi- dent. Polly Lester. called us to order, and we began to design a most successful year. In early fall. we enjoyed the unforszettahle Alpha weeklencl. Our formal banquet we held at the Governor Tyler Hotel in celebration of Founder's Day. On Sunday after attending the Baptist Church services, we had dinner in the Presidentfs dining hall. One of the special occasions of the year was the installation of Mrs. Jean Bird Einstein as our new sponsor. Then came the Rush Season which proved to be better than we had anticipated. In the spring the Freshman Rush Party was carried out in the theme of Cover Girl. Each member was beautifully attired to represent a designated month in which she entertained with her individual talent. Now as we bid each other good-bye-some for months only: others for longer-a lump fills our throats. but we become reconciled to separation through the love and devotion that each member holds for every other member of Alpha Sigma Alpha. OFFICERS PAULINE LESTER ............ ............ . . .,.... Prcriflfrnt IWARY ANNE JONES .,......... ...... . . , .Vice Pnesidmzt MAX'ME KAXTIIERINE MCCOY. . . ....... Sccreiary WIKNDA LEE WOh1EI.DORl'Pl. , . ..... Trczrxurer EI.IsA1aETH CovEY ........, . . .Rnporlcr MARY E. PENNlNGTON .... .... R egislrar SARAI-I I'IACKlVORTI-I .... ............. .... C I Iaplain JEAN BIRD EINSTEIN. . . .... ..... ....... .... S 11 o nsor MEMBERS Lois BROYVNE NADINE BI.EvINs DOROTHY CARTER MARY JANE CUNNINGHAAI Lois ANNE CURRIN RUTH MARIE DAVIS MARGARET DENNIsoN MARGIE COVINGTON Bn.I.IE CREss MAIIIAM DORMAN MAllY JANE DUIJLEY DARLENE FANNINC. JEAN DRAIBEIL VIRGINIA FANNING DOROTliY GAMIILE LAURA F. GARDNER RUTI-I ANNE Goo HEY MARY L. HENLEY ALICE KIDD PLEDGES BETTY Jo JETT EI.IzAIsETH ANN JOHNSON JEWELI. LUcAs K.A'fIE MCQUIRE LORAINE KINGREA NovA MCGRAIJY PENNY MEI.I.oT ALICE PAGE DORIS A. POLAND MOZELLIE PORTER ROSANIONIJ READ'IES SARAH NONVEI.L AMY OAKES DORO'fPIY PACE NORMA JEAN PERRY SYBI1. RITTER FREDA Simms SUE SMALLEY SARA STICKLEY JEWEL1. W1LI.IAIus JENOESE SPRADLIN MARIE WILLIAMS SYBIL Woonrono FREIDA PRICE ALMA RECTOR LoIs REICII BETTY JEAN SITIITII ANNE WATSON E851 Although there will be new faces at Radford and the campus will change through the years, the Sigma spirit will continue to shine in our eyes, and in our memories will linger the refrain of My Tri-Sigma Girl. We shall always remember Bobbie as our ideal Tri-Sig girl, wielding the gavel at our weekly gab sessons . . . Sye, with her oh-so-soothing manner Cnot to mention those gorgeous flowing tresses of hersj . . . Mary Mac, with her Coy-Loy looks and darling tee-heei' humor . . . Jamie, forever in her sweet little girl role, adding her bits to the fun . . . Alice, smiling, and when she smiles, the whole world smiles with her . . . Buckie, forever enthusiastic over all our ideals. and dashing here and there with a finger in every pie . . . our Judy, truly a lucky Sweetheart of Sigma Chi' fand Darrelll . . . Ann, sending us all into seam-splitting laughter with those famous sayings and that eastern drawl . . . Rennie, our pin-up gal with the woo-woo gains and Ted . . . Fran, and her frantic last minute struggle to gather the Sigma news . . . Watts, and her naive ravings of Oh! you, TechMENI . . . Mary Liza, entertaining us all with her latest choice bits . . . lucious Lynne, a study in dark drama, lovely to look at, delightful to know . . . Beulah and her riotous renditions at the piano . . . Iris, with that oo-la-la Souze American air . . . jane, always the same, competent and dependable . . . Van Vleekie, always Uhepped-up with those enthusiastic Brain Stormsn of hers . . . Sue, dashing hither and yon organizing our rush parties to the tune of My Tri-Sigma Girl . . . Ruby, harum-scarum, with a talent for acting and rolling those big, brown eyes . . . Betty and Bernice, sweet new additions to our group . . . blonde, happy- go-lucky Clara . . . and Miss Arnold always there when we need her to lend a helping hand. So . . . Here'.r to the girl: with the beautzlful rurlsg Here',r to the girl: with none. Hfre'.r to the girl: with everytlzing: If: Tri-S1'g'.r when all'.r mid and donef' A l 2 l I l . l86l f87 J Lambda Sigma Pi, g With the beginning of every new year, the Lambda Sigs return to the campus with new hopes and high spirits for another prosperous year. But, as the end of this year is drawing nigh, let us recall some of the outstanding activities that have proved this a most prosperous one. . . On Founder's Day, we proudly donned our green sorority blazers and caps and celebrated our seventh birthday. That birthday dinner was really a wonderful send-off. . . The Fall Rushees 'met at l..ambda's Spaghetti Bowl, festively dressed and enjoyed an unique Italian Spaghetti Dinner. . . At our annual Christmas Party at hdommie's, friendship reigned and a little coal scuttle was filled to the brim by our contributions to buy a ton of coal for an aged couple. . . Lambda again conducted the Marcli of Dimes Drive on the campus and in a local theatre, boasting happily the surpassing of our quota. . . A personal Belgian friend aided us in one of our social projects, that of sending a huge box of cloth- ing to war-torn Belgium. . . To the most exciting time of the year- Spring Rushing! Rushees, as.Southern belles and pickaninniesf' presented their passports to talce a delightful cruise on 'iLambda Sigma Pi Show- boatf' . . . A truly memorable occasion-the Sweetheart Ball, when all Lambdas, including alumnaz, had their best beans for that private dance at Governor Tyler Hotel given in honor of our new sisters. . . To prove those newisisters Lambda-spirited, it was spring initiation in the Hall of Horrors. . . As the finale it was a Cabin Party-so wonderful that it will always be remembered . . . and that last confession meeting when 'fgood-byes were the keynote, and the eventful year was ended- truly one that Sorority sisters ne'er forget . . . ISSJ 2. T A , L. ,1 , M.: ISQJ ,J The Gamma Alpha Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, a national honorary fraternity in Educa- tion, was established at Radford College in 1931. Its purpose is to encourage in its members a higher devotion to social service by fostering high intellectual and personal standards during the period of preparation for teaching, and to recognize outstanding service in the field of education. Kappa Delta Pi, to achieve this purpose, invites to membership such persons as exhibit Worthy educational ideals, sound scholarship, and adequate personal qualifications. Kappa Delta Pi endeavors to develop a high degree of fellowship among its members and to stimulate and guide professional growth. OFFICERS LENQRA GErssLER. . . . . ELISABETH CovEY .... BARBARA BOND ..... . ETHEL ROBERTS ........ MARIE LESTER ........ DR. M'LEDGE MoFFE'r'r ..... . . . MARGARITA BONNIN BLANCHE DANIEL LoUIsE DUNCAN IDA EINSTEIN RUTH ANN Gomsv OTHER MEMBERS NELL HATCIiER POLLY LESTER ELSIE LOCKMEYER GERALDINE POTTER ELMA STANLEY .........PYEJ7:KiF1lf . . . . . Vice P1'e.ride1zt . . . . . . . Secretary . . . . . Treafurer . . . .Hirtoriau . . .Coumelor ALMA SMITH DR. MINOR W. THOMAS ANNA BELLE T1LsoN BABE WARREN WANDA LEE WOMELDORPH i901 The Virginia Epsilon Chapter of Pi Gamma Mu is the Social Science Fraternity on the Radford College campus. We opened our year with an Oriental dinner, given by our sponsor, Mrs. Keeter, at her home. At this dinner, we actually used chopsticks. In November, the following girls were initiated into membership in Pi Gamma Mu: Anne Bennett, Barbara Bond, Lynne Cress, Florence Ferguson, Ruth Ann Godby, Nell Collins Hatcher, Alice Kidd, Mary McGhee, Ernestine Pasley, Mozelle Porter, Jacquelin Scott, Sue Smalley, Mae Stone, Carol Sublett and Mava Sutphin. The oHicers for the year have been Virginia Ellen Dorey, president, Margarita Bonnin, vice president, Thelma Nolan, secretary, Elizabeth Nipper, treasurer, and Nell Hatcher, reporter. Other members are Evelyn Williams and Elisabeth Covey. Our theme for this year has been Keeping the Peace. Dr. Homer Howard spoke at our annual banquet which was held at the Governor Tyler Hotel in February. The last meeting was our annual picnic, at which time the new officers for 1946-4.7 were installed. E911 Chi Beta Phi Iota Sigma Chapter of Chi Beta Phi, national honorary scientific fraternity, was in- stalled at Radford College in 1941, with the promotion of interest in science as its objective. During the past year the members have participated in various activities, among these being: A trip to Mountain Lake, meteor observation, and the reading and discussion of scientific papers prepared by members. Chi Beta Phi also brought to the campus a noted chemist, Dr. Frank Vilbrandt, who spoke to the student body and faculty on the Atomic Age. The chapter's oHicers for 1945-46 Were: Miss Ercelle Bennett, president, Florence Fer- guson, vice president, Rowena Poff, secretary-treasurer, Evelyn Williams, reporter and sponsor, Dr. Paul Burch. It has been through the untiring assistance and ever-ready helping hand of our sponsor that Chi Beta Phi has achieved much of its success. Active members of Chi Beta Phi are: Misses Ercelle Bennett, Ethel Roberts, Fannie Dee Stephenson, Lois Jackson, Edna Love, Jamie Cruise, Sue Smalley, Nova McGrady, Florence Ferguson, Mary Ann Jones, Glenna DeBord, Elisa- beth Covey, Nlargaret Dennison, Evelyn Williams, Rowena Poff, Maggie Thurman, June Creasy, Sarah Hackworth,MaryE. Pennington, Margaret Tilson, Mrs. Nell Hatcher, Mr. H. C. Graybeal, Mr. E. T. Amos, Nlr. DPA. Cannaday and Doctors Richard H. Smith, Paul R. Burch and Minor W. Thomas. E921 Tau Delta Epsilon, the Home Economics Honor Fraternity, honors girls who have high scholastic records, and adequate social training. Thus students who are interested in Home Economics work to attain more than the requisite high scholastic attainments in the field of Home Economics. The fraternity sponsors several social functions throughout the year, including an after-dinner coffee in honor of the freshmen and transfer students. - The fraternity has as sponsor Miss Fannie Dee Stephenson and, for the year 1945-46 has had the following officers: Glenna De Bord, president, Edna Love, vice president, Mar- garet Tilson, secretary, Jamie Cruise, treasurer, Nova McGrady, reporter. The fraternity has as members: Margaret Dennison, Sarah Hackworth, Nlary Eliza Howell, Nlary Anne Jones, lVIary Elizabeth Pennington, Nellie Porterfield and of the College Staff, Dr. M'Ledge lVIoffett and Mrs. Emily Garner. ' l93J than Glee Club The first Glee Club of Radford College was Organized in September, 1945, with more forty members. ANNIE B. EDMONDSON. . . . ORA STONE ......... AMY OAKES ........ ALICE PAGE ,........ BETTY LOU CROMER NELL HOLBROOK MRS. EINSTEIN. . . NARVIE ADAMS MARY AUSTIN PEGGY BOWLING DORIS ANN BRICKEY COLEEN CLEEK JANE CO1-ENHAVER DORIS COVEY MARJORIE COVINGTON PAULINE Cox BETTY LOU CROMER AUDREY CROTTY VIRGINIA DURHAM ANNIE B. EDMONIJSON DARLENE FANNING JUANITA FOLEY MARY K. GROOM PATSY HOY NELL HOLBROOK OFFICERS MEMBERS JEAN HOLSGLAW MARGARET ANNE JONES RACHEL JONES BETTY JEAN TEEL VIRGINIA LESTER ANNE LOVELACE IRENE MARLIN SYLVIA MARTINEZ FRANCES MATTHEWS ROSA ELLA MCNEW SARAH NOELL JXMY OARES DOROTHY PACE ALICE PAGE CATIiERINE PI-IIPPS FRANCES PRICE LOIS REICII E941 ....... . .President . . . . . . Vue Prexident . . .Secretary-Treasurer ...........Rep0rtc'r . . .Librarians . . .Spomor MAXIE ROOP SARAH ROSENBAUM MINNIE RUSSELL YVONNE SAULSBURY DORIS SCALES AUDREY SMITH JEAN SMITH MARY ANN SNIDOW ORA STONE BETTY JO STUMP BILLIE MARIE TABOR MARY MARGARET THOMPSON DOROTHY WALL BOBBIE Jo WILSON LILLIAN PEARL WILSON LILY WILSON MARY WORSIIAM MARY VESTA YOUNG Wesley Foundation Last spring the new officers of the Wesley Foundation were elected. They were Mozelle Porter, presidentg Sibyl Woodford, vice presidentg Evelyn Wilson, secretary, and Mary Edith Daniel, treasurer. This year the Methodist girls on campus have been very active in the numerous activities sponsored. We have had representatives to many of the state conferences, including the big event of the year at the national conference at Urbana, Illinois. We were happy to welcome Miss Margaret Swift to our campus as the Methodist Student Secretary, coordinating the church and college activities. 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The usual May Day festivities, including the May Pole Dance-traditional in America since Colonial times-and other exercises, in which about two hundred college girls participated, added to the enjoyment of the occasion. Each year May Day is looked forward to by every college girl and faculty member and by the many visitors on our campus as one of the most colorful events of the college year. gggqw rin-ri ss we E. ss in B . ss if E , ss Ha in owW,w ang ss I na m lm, ' ss , . ,mass ,. ss E ss a a 'W ag a slams s W --is in B , in new as me is .,,, W . .Z -- ' -K -5 W Q ss BM. ss ss HE is Sm' 6 A ::., .,.. -:. E ,K me ss E as E E -:H-:.: Eggs ? E B me , ,Q . g-,ww iam I i-f Fm ss I m ss SENIORS: Lynne Cress, Dorothy Gambill, Betty Jayne jessee, Kathryn Poarch, Carol Sublettg jumorasz Kitty Coleman, Mayme Katherine McCoy, Rennie Sue Savage, SOPHOMORES: Jean Draper, Jeanne Jessee, Loraine Kingrea, Ann Lindsey, Penny Mellott, Ruby Ramsey, Freda Simmsg FRESI-IMENZ Marion Cochran, Kay Martin, Mary jane Matrox, Gwendolyn YVard, Bobby Jo VVilson. I: 103 fl BEULAH GOODSON Each year recognition is given to certain girls on the campus Who in various Ways have distinguished themselves during their college career. No two of these girls are alike, but each one in some Way has contributed to the enrichment of our college life, Whether in leadership, scholarship or character-building. They have exhibited' Wit, charm, and intellectual growth, and, at the same time, have made our experiences more pleasant. Untiring in their love and zeal for Radford College, they have been chosen by their classmates as the outstanding graduates. Consequently, Beulah as president of the student body, Bobby as an all-round college girl, Mary as editor of the Gmpurchatg Polly as exponent of the beauty and versatility of the Radford girl, and Elisabeth as editor of the BEE Hrviz have won the distinction of being the outstanding girls of the Class of 1946 and have thus honored themselves as well as our Alma Mater. . l104l ELIZABETH COVEY l105l NIARY MCGHEE PAlHJNE LESTER BARBARA BOND 1:1061 IRIS YOLANDA AGUAYO Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A., Treasurer, Freshman Commission and Fellowship Com- mittee, Lambda Sigma Pi, German Club. BOEBIE RUTH ANDERSON Cotillion Club, Reporter, Lutheran Student Association. BARBARA JANE BOND Sigma Sigma Sigma, President and Reporter, Cotillion Club, Secretary, Kappa Delta Pi, Secretary, Honor Council, Secretary-Treasurer, Pi Gamma Mu, Commercial Club, Y. VV. C. A., Sophomore Class, Vice President, May Court C4 yearsj, Nlaid of Honor, WhO's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges , Outstanding Senior. ROSITA BONETA Rios Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association. MARGARITA BONNIN CTransfer from Chestnut Hill College, Phila- delphia, Pennsylvaniaj Lambda Sigma Pi, Treasurer, Pi Gamma Mu, Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi, Com- mittee On Education for International Under- standing, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. ORA LENA BOYD Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association. Lois MAXINE BROWNE Alpha Sigma Alpha, Commercial Club, German Club, Y. W. C. A., Athletic Associa- tion, Grapurchat, Business and Editorial Staffs, Madame Russell House Council, President, Norwood House Council, Vice President, Student Council, Junior Class, Secretary. l107fl ANGELA R. BUONOMO fTransfer from University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras, Puerto RicO.j Y. W. C. A. DORIS GRAHAM BURTON Lambda Sigma Pi, Vice President, Cotillion Club, Dramatic Club, Athletic Association, Vice President, Head of Sports, BEE HIVE Staff, Clubs and Organizations Editor, Or- chestra. GAYLE LINDSEY CLARK Lambda Sigma Pi, Secretary, German Club, Parliamentarian, Choral Club, Commercial Club, Y. W. C. A., Westminster Fellowship, Junior Counselor. DOROTHY JUNE CLAY EVELYN BUCK COOK Sigma Sigma Sigma, Secretary, Student Council, Tyler House Council, President, Grapurchaz Staff, Reporter, BEE HIVE Staff, Advertising Staff, Cotillion Club, Athletic Association, Commercial Club, Assembly Com- mittee, Air Raid Warden. MARTHA JANE COOK Lambda Sigma Pi, Cotillion Club. ELISABETH CATHERINE COVEY Alpha Sigma Alpha, Editor and Rush Cap- tain, Kappa Delta Pi, President, Vice Presi- dent, Alpha Psi Omega, Chi Beta Phi, Pi Gamma Mu, Gmpurchat Staff, Reporter, BEE HIVE Staff, Editor-in-Chief, Choral Club, Junior Class, President, Y. W. C. A., Wesley Founda- tion, Dramatic Club, Athletic Association, Orchestra, Future Teachers of America, Junior Counselor, Outstanding Senior. . FRANCES MAE COVINGTON Sigma Sigma Sigma, Reporter, Tau Kappa Alpha, Dramatic Club, Grapurchat Staff, Re- porter, Madame Russell House Council, Presi- dent CSummerj. LOU IEANNE CRESS fTransfer from Washington College, Chester- town, Marylandj Sigma Sigma Sigma, Alpha Psi Omega, Presi- dent, German Club, Vice President, West- minster Fellowship, President, Norwood House Council, Social Chairman, Future Teachers of America, Social Chairman, BEE HIVE Staff, Feature Editor, Pi Gamma Mu, Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Club, Choral Club, May Court, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges? JAMIE MARIE CRUISE Sigma Sigma Sigma, Keeper of Grades, Correspondence Secretary, Dramatic Club President, Y. W. C. A., Vice President, Mem- bership Chairman, German Club, Treasurer Tau Delta Epsilon, Treasurer, Choral Club Treasurer and Secretary, Alpha Psi Omega, Chi Beta Phi, Nladame Russell House Council, Secretary-Treasurer, May Court, 1945, VVho's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges , Junior Counselor. 7 5 3 RUTH MARIE DAVIS QTransfer from Lincoln Memorial Univer- sity, Harrogate, Tennesseej Alpha Sigma Alpha, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A., Mofietts. GLENNA DE BORD Tau Delta Epsilon, President, Y. W. C. A., Molfettes, Vice President, Chi Beta Phi, Nor- wood House Council, President, Wesley Foun- dation, Secretary, Senior Class Student Council Representative, Athletic Association, Dramatic Club, Future Teachers of America, Junior Counselor, Gmpurchat Staff, Reporter. NIARGARET LEA DENNISON Alpha Sigma Alpha, Vice President, Chi Beta Phi, Tau Delta Epsilon, German Club, Reporter, Moffettes, Reporter, Y. W. C. A., Freshman Commission, Athletic Association, Future Teachers of America, Madame Russell lQ108J House Council, Treasurer, Junior Class, Stu- dent Council Representative, junior Counselor, Sophomore Class, Reporter. IKATHRYN DICKEY Day Students Club, German Club. VIRGINIA ELLEN DOREY Dramatic Club, Secretary, Baptist Student Union, Second Vice President, Y. W. C. A., Cabinet, Prayer Meeting Chairman, Grapur- clzat Staif, Editor and Assistant Editor, Choral Club, Band, Pi Gamma Mu, President, Tau Kappa Alpha, Secretary-Treasurer, BEE HIVE Staff, Advertising Manager, Junior Counselor, Math Club, Athletic Association, Head of Sports, Honor Council, Made Freshman Re- sponse, Awarded Letter for Intercollegiate Debating, judged Second Best'Woman Speaker in Virginia District Fall 1944 Debate Tourna- ment, Committee on Education for Inter- national Understanding. MARIE FELTS Choral Club, Musicians Club, Orchestra, French Club, Future Teachers of America, Y. VV. C. A. FLORENCE EVA FERGUSON Chi Beta Phi, Vice President, BEE HIVE Staff, Senior Representative, Pi Gamma Mu, Future Teachers of America, Y. YV. C. A., Reporter, Dramatic Club, Norwood House Council, Baptist Student Union, Junior Counselor. DOROTHY GAMBILI. CTransfer from Appalachian State Teachers College, Boone, North Carolinaj Moffettes, Y.W'. C.A., Cotillion Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha, May Court. LAURA FRANCES GARDNEIK Choral Club, Librarian, Moifettes, President, Y. W. C. A., Cotillion Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Student Council, Sophomore Repre sentative, Athletic Association, Recorder, Madame Russell House Council, Vice Presi dent, BEE HIVE Staff, ,45, Junior Representa tive, BEE PIIVE Staff, '46, Sports Editor. BEULAH GooDsoN Student Executive Council, President of Student Body, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Cotillion Club, Honor Council, Y. VV. C. A., Choral Club, President, Freshman Class, President, Band and Orchestra Club, President, Athletic Association, VVar Council, Social Chairman, 'WVho's Who in American Colleges and Uni- sities , Outstanding Senior, Junior Counselor. MARY ELIZABETH GREER fTransfer from Appalachian State Teachers College, Boone, North Carolinaj Y. W. C. A. SARAH FRANCES HACKWORTH Baptist Student Union, Vice President and President, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Chaplain, Y. WV. C. A., Cabinet Member, Athletic As- sociation, Head of Sports, Future Teachers of America, Vice President, Chi Beta Phi, Tau Delta Epsilon, Dramatic Club, Student Coun- cil, Junior Counselor, President of Norwood Hall, BEE I'IIVE Staff, '44, Sophomore Repre- sentative, Moffettes. MARTHA VIRGINIA HARMAN Y. W. C. A., Dramatic Club, Athletic As- sociation, Band, College Christian Church Girls. RUTH EVELYN HARTSOCK Choral Club, Y. WV. C. A., French Club, Orchestra. NELL COLLINS HATCHER H Kappa Delta Pi, Chi Beta Phi, Pi Gamma lVlu, Reporter. NIARGARET RUTH I IAYTER CTransfer from Hiavvassee College, Madison- ville, Tennessee.J Wesley Foundation. PEARL S. HIGIIFIEL Y. W. C. A. LORENE HORTON Y. W. C. A., Moffettes, Baptist Student Union, B. T. U., Representative. BETTY JANE JESSEE Commercial Club, Lambda Sigma Pi, Cor- responding Secretary, Reporter, Cotillion I109fI Club, President, Y. W. C. A., May Court, '4Mary in Christmas Pageant. VIRGINIA JoHNsoN Athletic Association, Y. WV. C. A., Com- mercial Club, Band. , MARY ANNE JONES Alpha Sigma Alpha, Vice President, Y. W. C. A., Secretary, Acting President, Wesley Foundation, Secretary, President, Ger- man Club, Chi Beta Phi, Tau Delta Epsilon, Choral Club, Moffettes, Secretary, BEE HIVE Stalf, 545, Class Representative, Student Council, Senior Representative, Grapurchat, Reporter, Future Teachers of America, Athle- tic Association, Junior Counselor. ALICE BROWN KIDD Alpha Sigma Alpha, Pi Gamma Mu, Future Teachers of America. PAULINE LEsTER Alpha Sigma Alpha, Treasurer, President, Student Government, Vice President, Acting President, Kappa Delta Pi, German Club, Commercial Club, Grapurchat, Assistant Busi- ness Manager, Business Manager, BEE HIVE, Business Manager, Choral Club, Y. W. C. A., May Court Cfour yearsjg May Queen, Out- standing Senior, Junior Counselor, Who's Who Among American Universities and Col- legesf, EDNA PEARL LOVE Nloffettes, Secretary, BEE HIVE Staff, Sopho- more Representative, Tau Delta Epsilon, Treasurer, Vice President, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A., Chi Beta Phi, Norwood House Council, Future Teachers of America, Presi- dent, Wesley Foundation, Junior Counselor. MARY ELIZABETH MCELRATII Y. W. C. A., Commercial Club, Choral Club, Orchestra, Athletic Association, German Club, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Treasurer, Tyler House Council, BEE HIVE Stalf, '46, Typist, Baptist Student Union, Junior Counselor. MARY ELIZABETH MCGHEE fTransfer from Ferrum Junior College, Ferrum, Virginia.J Grapurrhat, Editor-in-Chief, Pi Gamma Mu, Future Teachers of America, Vice President, Senior Class, Vice President, Y. W. C. A., Honor Council, Senior Representative, Tau Kappa Alpha, judged Best Woman Speaker '45 Fall Debate Tournament, Awarded Letter for Intercollegiate Debating, Outstanding Senior. NovA MCGRADY Honor Council, President, Dramatic Club, President, Tau Delta Epsilon, Reporter, Moffettes, Vice President, President, Madame Russell House Council, Secretary-Treasurer, Vice President, B. S. U. Council, Secretary- Treasurer, Student Council, Honor Council Representative, Choral Club, Alpha Psi Omega, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Chi Beta Phi, Y. W. C. A., Junior Counselor, Athletic Association, Future Teachers of America, Who's Who in Ameri- can Col'eges and Universities. CHARLENE MARGUERITE MCNEW CTransfer from Averett College, Danville, Virginiaj Lambda Sigma Pi, Corresponding Secretary, Cotillion Club. PEGGY SUE MEADOWS QTransfer from Lynchburg College, Lynch- burg, Virginiaj Lambda Sigma Pi, German C'ub, Choral Club. MARY JANE NEFF Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A., Com- mercial Club, Cotillion Club, Property Mana- ger, Lutheran Student Association, President, Vice President. A . ELIZABETH NIPPER Pi Gamma Mu, Treasurer, Future Teachers of America, Treasurer, Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association. TI'IELMA FAY NOLAN QTransfer from Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, Tennesseej Pi Gamma Mu, Secretary, Future Teachers of America, Secretary, Gmpzwchat StaH', Alumnm Reporter, Senior Class, Reporter, BEE HIVE Stall, Senior Representative, Chris- tian Youth Union, Y. W. C. A. ERNESTINE PASLEY Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association, Christian Youth Union, Treasurer, Band and Orchestra, President, Future Teachers of America, Pi Gamma Mu, Student Council, Tyler House President, Honor Council. MARY ELIZABETH PENNINGTON Alpha Sigma Alpha, Registrar, BEE HIVE Staif, Art Editor, Junior Counselor, Tau Delta Epsilon, Chi Beta Phi, German Club, Reporter, Baptist Student Union, Vice President, Future Teachers of America, Reporter, Moifettes, Grapurchaf Staff, Reporter, Y. Wi. C. A., Athletic Association, Dramatic Club, Junior Class, Student Council Representative, Senior Class, Student Council Representative. LOUISE PAULINE PIZZUTO Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A., Tyler House Council. IQATHRYN TEMPERANCE POARCH Sigma Sigma Sigma, Vice President, German Club, President, Secretary, Choral Club, War Council, U. S. O. Chairman, Y. W. C. A., Tyler House Council, B. S. U., lVIay Court, 343, ,4-4, ,455 Junior Counselor. NELLIE AUSTIN PORTERFIELD Tau Delta Epsilon, Y. W. C. A., Honor Council, Student Council, Junior Class Repre- sentative, Christian Youth Union, Vice Presi- dent, Junior Counselor, Moifettes. INEZ RAMEY Commercial Club, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A., Future Teachers of America, BEE HIVE Staff, Typist. RACHEL ROSAMOND REAMES Commercial Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Choral Club, Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association, Tyler House Council, Secretary, Norwood House Council, Treasurer. FRANCES Sco'r'r JACQUELINE ScoT'r Pi Gamma lVIu, Future Teachers of America, Y. W. C. A., Choral Club, Grapurchat Staff, Honor Council, Junior Class Representative, Athletic Association, Dramatic Club, Band. H1101 GIJADYS ANTONIA SEGARRA fTransfer from University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedros, Puerto Ricoj German Club. BILLIE SUE SMALLEY Alpha Sigma Alpha, Secretary, German Club, Secretary, Parliamentarian, Choral Club, Chi Beta Phi, Pi Gamma Mu, Y. W. C. A., Sophomore Class, Student Council Representa- tive, Senior Class, President, Student Govern- ment, Secretary-Treasurer, Future Teachers of America, Junior Counselor. JEAN SPIERS Lambda Sigma Pi, Cotillion Club, President, Honor Council, Vice President, Assembly Committee. - YFVONNE DALE STANGER CAROL SANFORD SUBLETT Lambda Sigma Pi, President, Historian, Cotillion Club, Reporter, Pi Gamma Mu, Episcopal Girls Organization, May Court Cthree yearsj. ALICE MARIE SYKES Athletic Association, Nloffettes, Y. W. C. A., German Club, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Secretary. RHEEA MAE TEEL CTransfer from Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg, Virginiaj Commercial Club, Y. XV. C. A., Athletic Association, Day Student. MARGARET VIRGINIA TILSON Y. VV. C. A., Athletic Association, Student Council, Junior Representative, Molfettes, Vice President, Tau Delta Epsilon, Secretary, Future Teachers of America, Baptist Student Council, Chi Beta Phi, BEE HIVE Staff, Snap- shot Editor, '46, Junior Counselor. FAYE TURNER Commercial Club. MARY TXVISDALE CTransfer from University of North Caro- lina, Chapel Hill, North Carolinaj lflllj IRIS DELIA VAZQUEZ Sigma Sigma Sigma, Cotillion Club, Athletic Association, Gmpurchat, Reporter. MARY INEZ VERMILLION QTransfer from Virginia Intermont, Bristol, Virginiaj Cotillion Club, Moffettes, Y. YV. C. A., Nladarne Russell House Council. SHIRLEY lVIAE WAGN ER QTransfer from North Dakota State College, Fargo, North Dakota.j Gmpurchat, Contributor. MARGARET J. WEBB Choral Club, Treasurer, Pocahontas Literary Society, Reporter, Methodist Girls, BEE HIVE Staff, Grapurchat Stalf, Handbook, Y. W. C. A., Reporter, President of Sophomore Class. EVELYN MAXINE WILLIAMS Chi Beta Phi, Reporter, Pi Gamma Mu, Future Teachers of America, Athletic Associa- tion, Y. W. C. A., Norwood' House Council, Secretary, Wesley Foundation, Program Chairman, Gmpurchaf, Reporter, War Council, Custodian of Flag. LILLIAN JEWELL WILLIAMS Alpha Sigma Alpha, Cotillion Club, Choral Club, Orchestra, Athletic Association, Junior Class, Treasurer, Senior Class, Secretary- Treasurer, Madame Russell House Council, Junior Counselor. JULIAN ANN XNYILLIS Y. W. C. A., Grapurchat Staff. XVANDA LEE YVOMELDORPI-I lvladame Russell House Council, Treasurer, Sophomore Class, President, Grapurchat, Book- keeper, Business Manager, Athletic Associa- tion, Head of Hiking, Lutheran Student As- sociation, Secretary, Y. W. C. A., Commercial Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Treasurer, Kappa Delta Pi, Future Teachers of America, Junior Counselor, Who's Who Among American Universities and Colleges. The Bee Hive Honors Professors Gilbert and Bowers The maturing of an institution is reflected in the lights and shadows of the tapestry of its history when it is brightened by the addition of new life, and is darkened when a long and brilliant thread ends. This year, 1946, marks the termination of the services of two of the distinguished faculty members of Radford College to whom the BEE HIVE is happy to pay tribute. PROFESSOR WILLIAM E. GILBERT Professor William E. Gilbert is retiring after thirty-three years as professor of history and political science at Radford College, and after fifty years of service to education in Virginia as student, teacher and administrator. Mr. Gilbert has been an active part of the College from the organization of its first faculty on June 4, 1913. Affectionately known as The Old General to the early faculty members, and as Chief of the Pokiesi' in the glorious days of the Pocahontas Literary Society, he has played a part in every movement of the initial organization and subsequent development of the College. Professor Gilbert is well known to every student and alumna of Radford College. Not only will he be kindly remembered by the plus and minus technique of his class- room teaching as he led us to delve through the intricacies of government and the musty records ofthe archives of our local communities, but he is recognized by us all as a vigorous, forceful personality, a faithful attendant upon and applauder of our student efforts, a provocative challenger of our thinking, and familiar figure in the front seat of the audi- torium as he supervised and directed assembly and lyceum programs. Professor Gilbert is identified with many of the forward movements which have brought progress and development to the entire Appalachian region. His contribution to civic life has been outstanding in the field of religion, local government, highway develop- ment, and as a forceful interpreter of public thought and opinions. He has spoken on be- half of the causes of education, better government and religious ideals in practically every community of Southwest Virginia. Many thousands unknowingly owe him a debt of appreciation for the increased opportunities and broader vision his efforts have made possible for them. We speak for them as well as for ourselves as we give tribute to him as a teacher who has faith in people and the region from which they come. PROFESSOR WILSON R. BOWERS Professor Wilson R. Bowers came to Radford College in 1919. Under his leadership the Department of Mathematics was organized to offer four years work as a major course in mathematics. All of us who have 'ggone through the hieroglyphics of algebraic formulae and have run up the shades on the differentials and integration of calculus are touched with a feeling of regret that future students of the Radford College will not have these adventures into the realms of higher mathematical deliberations under the guidance of Professor Bowers. However, under his leadership, the Mathematics Club, which he or- ganized in 1921, will carry on in a spirit of loyalty and devotion to the cause of a pure mathematics which he has exemplified and taught through these years. In a quiet dignified way Professor Bowers has emphasized his belief that mathematics is basic to all learning. From this base, however, he has shown us how to spread out into a life of leadership in church and community. Under his direction many of us have had religious instruction in the Methodist Church. Others have been stimulated to find joy in the love of the out-of-doors through his enthusiastic interest in hunting and fishing, as sponsored by the Izaak Walton League of which he is an active leader. Others have caught a vision of the service to one's community through civic groups which he has demon- strated in his faithful service to the Kiwanians both in the local chapter and as Lieutenant- Governor of the Third Division of the Capital District. The solving of the personal equation is fundamental in all human relations and in all advancement of civilization. The number of human problems increase rapidly by the addition and multiplication of human associations, but influence of a good life can be divided and extended to the nth degree through example and precept. For this example and the Working out of a formula for its solution we honor Professor Bowers. f112l Acknowledgments The members of the BEE HIVE Staff wish to express their appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Buford Goodwin, of the Goodwin Studio of Radford, to Miss Margo Kent, of the Kent Studio of Pulaski, to Mr. Gerald W. Canna- day, of the Stone Printing Company of Roanoke, to the Lynchburg Engraving Com- pany, to all the advertisers, to Miss Kent, Dr. Hudson and Mr. Young of the faculty, and to other members and to the student body of Radford College for their help and coopera- tion in making possible the publication of the 1946 BEE HIVE. The panoramic View used on the title page is by courtesy of the American Viscose Cor- poration and is the proposed sight of the Viscose plant in Radford, Virginia. Compliments of RADFORD'S DENTISTS AND PHYSICIANS E. P. AMBROSE, M. D. C. J. CREWS, D. D. S. GARRETT DALTON, M. D. H. L. DEAN, M. D. R. M. DEI-IART, M. D. DOUGLAS FITZPATRICK, M. D. R. H. FLYNN, E. E. N. T. L. GEMMILL, M. D. A. F. GIESEN, M. D. J. J. GIESEN, M. D. D R. L. MCCONNELL, D. QSLT S l1151 Compliments of CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY, Inc. RADFORD, VIRGINIA gui! DAIRY PRODUCTS Complifnents Of PERFATER HOPKINS PHARMACY The Drug Store Downtown VVhere the College Girls Will Find a Home-Like, Friendly Atmgsphere AMBULANCE SERVICE A PHONE 2500 CALL US RADFORD VIRGINIA PHONE 3971 RADFORD, VA l116l Conzpliments of EMPLOYEES OF LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY COMPANY .3 RADFORD VIRGINIA SPIC AND SPAN CLEANERS .s YOUR SATISFACTION GUARANTEED CONGRATU LATIOIN s CLASS OF '46! SCOTT STORE MAY YOU ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT CARSON DRUG STORE IS THE DOWNTOWN MEETING PLACE FOR COLLEGE GIRLS l,1171 COIVIPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES BANK OF RADFORD RADFORD, VIRGINIA Jlffember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY We Furnish the Ifome NEW RADFORD LAUNDRY Complete C L E A N I N G L A U N D E R I N G HASH FURNITURE AND COMPANY Fur Service RADFORD, VIRGINIA FIRST STYLES FIRST davids The Complete Fashion Center Fo1'Wo111erz RADFORD - PULASKI Keep Fit the Mode1'n Way Health Center Bowling Alleys For Reservations PHONE 2246 East Third Street RADFORD, VIRGINIA Compliments of SEARS, ROEBUCK 55 CO. RADFORD ORDER OFFICE Call 2501 Theatre Bldg. RADFORD, VIRGINIA GORDON DALTON AND COMPANY DIAL 2511 BRAND FOOD PL G PRODUCTS RADFORD, VA. SENIORS CONGRA'l'UI.A'l'l0NS ON XSOUR CIRADU XTION R O S E ' S Radfonl'.r Loading Trn-Can! Store STATIONERY Sci-IOOI. SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE FILING EQUIPMENT DUPLICATING SUPPLIES PHONE 2161 WILSON'S, INC. 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These facilities are yours to use. Through a Checking account with this bank you can add speed, safety and Convenience to your daily financial transactions. VVe welcome your account. THE FIRST AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF RADFORD RADFORD, VIIRGINIA N I Capital, Surplus and Profits, 53280900 - Resources Over f7C6,OOO,OoO Alcmbers of ihe Federal Rescrfvc System Nlemlurrs of flu' Federal Deposil Insurance Corporation OFFICERS XVILLIAM INGLES, President A. C. HANKLA, Cashier TIENRY T. RoIn2RTs, V ice Presiden! THos. M. JONES, Assistant Cashier YV. H. FFROLINGER, Vice President RINER D. DUNCAN, flssislan! Cashier C l7Jli 'e ts GROCERIEs-MEATS-VEGETABLES RADFOIQD DRUG RUPE's CAsH MARKET lXI!iAx C. Rui-EiIPropr-Ietor RADb'ORD, VIRGINIA ADFORD' IRGINIA Compliments of J. B. BALDWIN Insurance Agency RADFORD, VIRGINIA Compliments of NEWBY,S SERVICE STATION Compliments of NATALIE SHCPPE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliments of FELIX DEPARTMENT STORE RADFORD PULASKI M. JACKSON HARDWARE CO. 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Remember-You Always Save by Trading at Leggettfv Q RADFORD'S SHOPPING CENTER RADFORD, VIRGINIA WALLACE'S Presents LEADING STYLES IN THE WORLD OF FASHION AT POPULAR PRICES WALLACE'S SMARTWEAR RADFORIJ, VIRGINIA CASSCO CORPORATION ICE - SODAS Grape Ginger Ale Orange Phone 3291 RADFOIID, VIRGINIA CUlIlfJIiIIl8llfA' ofmd Of CREATORS OF CORRECT NIILLINERY RADFORD COMMUNITY C C AND W ORRECT I.oTIIEs Fon OMEN 4.10 South Jefferson Street ROANOKE, VIRGINIA f123j Compliments Of SUTTON COMPANY, Inc. .Member ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS OF IXNIERICA HOME OFFICE RADFORD, VIRGINIA Williamsburg, Virginia Richwood, West Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF Main Street Esso Station R, PHONE 2081 RADFORD, VIRGINIA WILSON PONTIAC COMPANY gf J gfsvrfy IK tnss'b::,. ' I K fx J I A.--f-. l ,I 4: .ijt f ik Qi GENEIIJAL 'tw TIRE ncronv 357 Memoir First and Walker PHONE 2251 RADFORD, VIRGINIA l1241 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES GEORGE T. 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ROANOKE, VIRGINIA TI-IE COPENI-IAVEI1 COMPANY lVIen's and Boys' Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings PHONE 3841 RADFORD, VIRGINIA SAUL SIMON Diczmoncis, Ilfatclzes, jewelry, Silverware Jewelry Renovated Watch Repaiflng RADFORD, VIRGINIA l126j LAZARUS ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Complimmtr of CAVALIER RESTAURANT Next door to the Western Union ROANOKE, VIRGINIA I-IOFI-IEIIVIER'S ROANOKE, VIRGINIA HEIRLOOM WRITING PAPER OF DISTINCTION A Radford News Journal Treasure Piece RADFORD NEWS JOURNAL RADFORD, VIRGINIA Complimenls of the DIXIE HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP I 127 A ' Compliments Q to the qlkpussoohlf- o 'S 5'.- 9gx C5 Q1 if rx .sb 'if 9 'QOANOYF' FINE FURNITURE Serving Southwest Virginia since 1893 MANIJATTAN RESTAURANT An Eating Place of Unique Excellence GENUINE SPAGHETTI-CHINESE DISHES Sizzling Steaks and Chops-Sea Food in Season Private Dining Room for Banquets and Parties 109 S. jefferson St. Rofxxomz, VIRGINIA STUDENTS OF RADFORD COLLEGE SAYER BROTHERS Compliments of NOBLIN'S GIFTS-PHOTO SUPPLIES1FRAMING RADFORD, VIRGINIA . . as the twig is bent the tree's inclined Congratulations to ' VIRGINIA'S FUTURE EDUCATORS M l1281 Co1npI1f'mz1zt.r of Glen Young Tire Store DINER GRILL OPEN DAY AND NIGHT SANDWICHES AND PLATE LUNCHES XVI: do not sell beer Gifts from KingoH's are Gifts at their best .. , Ch' X JEWELERS OPTICU-XNS The South? Leading Jewelers' Cor. Jefferson St. 8: Church Av' ROIXNOKE, VIRGINIA F! fl For two generations the STONE imprint on college yearbooks has carried with it the assurance of high-quality printing and on-time delivery. We handle the entire production job, with careful super- vision from beginning to end. Working in close cooperation with the editors and staff members of college annuals, our skilled artists plan the layout. Half-tone illustrations are made under the direc- tion of engraving experts. The utmost care in printing and binding produces a finished job of which any school may well be proud. 11:-lvl The Stone Printing and Manufacturing Company Dial 6688 H6-B2 North Jefferson Street Roanoke, Va. l129j 1--..?f-fW -i-?- A H ' 1 1 I i f . ' . , - , . A ' 1 1 , 1 fffv-V--H 2' f-:--f ?Y7TTT5w W'I .'1f55T'1'W-'Q-'qi' .a.-.-1.,z fy 2i,iLFzr'r',1'V 'yi2?:1g7:-7 1 - 171-A-qg1::21'-re' .3 n? gTP fjf'1iFtfH'TT 'L':?f1'l'!'71'f?' 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