Radford University - Beehive Yearbook (Radford, VA)
- Class of 1947
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CANNADAY Editorial Adoixor KITTY COLEMAN TRIAIBLE Suzzpxhot Editor JUDY INGRAM Art Editor SARA SUE WYLIE .flri Adv-iror ANNA BELLE TILsoN CARMON RIOS V IVIAN YATES Typiftx Advertising Stuff MozELLE PORTER Adflntiy-i11g .Managzr HELEN DAY AND SARA STICKLEY fl.r.ri.vlant.r ROBERT J. YOUNG Bufivzefx Advisor Business Stuff MARY VIRGINIA LESTER .4.rfi.vzant Biui-rzffx Manager Senior Rzp1'ere'1ztatiz'e.r VIRGINIA FLINCHUM ANNE BENNETT junior Repruentative: RUBY RABISEY SELMA CARTER Sophomore Repfuxrfvztatiuef FRIEDA PRICE PHYLLIS CAMPBELL Freshman Reprz.renmiiw.r BARBARA CAVICCHI LLEVAINE HENDERSON MARY FRANCES RICE MAIKY ELIZABETH LUCAS JEAN MAY'NARD MAIIIE REYNOLDS BEE HIVE STAFF The ensuing efforts of the 1947 BEE HIVE Staff in depicting the typical scenes of our campus activities are submitted herewith to the discerning students in the hope that they may preserve in a measure their fondest memories of this year of our college life. -.-1-' 5, 2.3 'B D E D at CANT I op l xx i y pp , yi lv it ll f' K. X. - , . '-4 V , - . X, ' . ,sf N. S-f...-.... Y -...,4Yff' To one of the most dynamic members of our faculty we, the BEEHIVE Staff of 1947, dedicate our yearbook. His unfailing generosity in giving of his time, his vast understanding of the problems of this present era, his interest and farsightedness in the mental hygiene pro- gram and the valuable knowledge and awareness thereof which he has instilled in his students as future edu- cators, these are but a few of the contributions of this vigorous personality. Therefore, We seek to honor him and at the same time pay tribute to the principles which are so much a part of him by the dedication of the 1947 BEEHIVE to A DR. MINOR WINE THOMAS In presenting to our seven hundred students and their friends this the 1947 edition of the Radford BEE HIVE the editorial staff wishes the book to serve as a tribute to that great section of the Commonwealth in which the College stands and from which it sheds its wholesome influence, namely, Southwest Virginia. And so, from place to place throughout these pages, the reader will be pleased, we trust, by our choice of scenes presented, and of historical passages quoted, to illustrate the courageous development of this our own uniquely beautiful, thriving, and beloved section of the Old Dominion. I TO THE VIRGINIAN VOYAGE You brave heroic minds, VVorthy your country's name ' ' Q That honor still pursueg Go and subdue! Whilst loitering hinds Lurk here at home with shame. Your course securely steer, West-and-by-south forth keep! Rocks lee shores nor shoals, VVhen,Eolus scoviils, You need not fear, So absolute the deep. And cheerfully at sea, l Success you still entice, To get the pearl and goldg And ours to hold, Virginia, Earth's only Paradise. Where Nature hath in store Fowl, venison, and fishg And the fruitful'st soil W'ithout our toil, . Three harvests more And the ambitious vine Crowns with his purple mass The cedar reaching high To kiss the sky, ' The cypress, pine, , And useful sassafras. Wlien as the luscious smell Of that delicious land, Above the seas that Hows, The clear wind throws Your hearts to swell, Approaching the dear strand, In kenning of the shore Thanks to God lirst given! O you, the happiest men, Be frolic then! Let cannon roar, Frightening the wide heaven! And in regions far, Such heroes bring ye forth As those from whom we ca And plant our name Under that star Not known unto our North. me! All greater than your wish. From the poem by Michael Drayton, I605, encouraging the first English adventurers to the settlement of Virginia. 5 4 1 .-ea ' , ffslfak. 5. ,1 -V '. .' DT' f 3-G ' . . 'v 5 . iw.: X Wx! N K' A tk . --fx 5 1 1 4 ' ' ,,qY'i n.l3,w'4,. 1 m K N .,..f 'u .-A, 1:9 ' 1 Au T.. 1. 'T X' :wi ' :Egg 'r 4 'gfsfc 1-w ,ff ,M K, M aa w ,, . f ., QT 'ij' I 5 4 , 2 alsrv Q 1 ' , .w 4 .ppiifp f ' f 'fvmsivtgh 1 ' I v, A ,rf f fz'a If li Kuff' ' 'Y ' mc' .. M A w Q V Q A V Vw idx SE 4 gn' 'air We Ei was B 5ff?4Q1,:4v ff. rf? 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I ENTRAINING FOR BLACKSBURG ADMINISTRATION BUILDING In presenting the administrative staif of the College, we would remind the reader that under the present capable administration the institution has grown from a student body of four hundred to one of seven hundred, that it continues yearly to expand, and that since its consolidation with Virginia Polytechnic Institute, state appropriations have provided for the acquisition of additional land and the con- struction of added facilities that will insure the steady continuance of that progress already realized. And now, to continue the historical theme of our book, we would further remind the reader that the College was founded in IQUIO by the good State of Virginia, and on historic ground 5 for Radford lies in old Montgomery, in that area first explored by stout hearts from Fort Henry, now Petersburg, in the memorable year 1671, New River, between the sister campuses of Radford and Blacksburg, being the first ofthe western waters discovered by the Eng1ish,and the Narrows, in Giles, being the site where formal claim was first laid to the Mis- sissippi Valley in the King's name. 1 1 I 1 I F l l l' 43 l l ' 1 l l l l l l 1 l 1 l . I 1 I ll 1 1 1 , . V I 1 i l I l 1 1 1 i 3 1 ' I I l I ll f 1' f A AD I ISTR TION New River, near the Narrows, in Giles County, Virginia, where the English, in the name of Charles II, first laid claim to the Mfississippi Valley, September 17, 1671 MAIN DRIVE, V. P. I. is ?-Q' VS-f ,ff 'if WX X 4: X.- :XS XXXXXX XX 8,1 92 'I-'1 XXX .f if 'M XX- 'W'-. as XXX XXX Q LK X ' X f., -fs' X 1-it WX XX'XXXXXX XX HX ,K ,X. XX XX , X X2 ,X X , X - . , X X X XX X ggi? X , XX WX X X X X XX X XX X.X,X: L X X -X XX ' ' W ' ' XX XXX XXX X .X X XX XX XXX XXX M XX XX XX XX X-XX XX XX E5 .X . HHH XX ww' Huw XX XXX XX :XXXM me XX 'XXX X' XXXMXXXIXXX X Q A XX-X X X X X X . X. XA ,X H Q XX X XX X Wg 4' XX , 'Era XX XX X X w57s5iR. X1 'iam in wp: 5 Qi M 553W 7195 Xu' .SK :fi my ,W sw I 1 X :5 X Xl XX X V XX X X my .Xy X,Xw,,-Ei , 5 if F? X ff XXWXX 7 XX Ji, ..A,gXXXX.X -' W5 5 My F? .XXXH X gg ,eg ,X Y 1 A new XXX :XX X 7XX XXHX A v f- X , XXX 5 X- 1 X .,..t,.. Q in ' Xa- . X - 'E My , Z3 . X gcc X XXfXX 1 L ' Y' Q Dr. M'Ledge Moffett Dean of Wovnen l With deep-rooted gratitude and respect for her wisdom, we take leave of our Dean, but with mem- ories of college days that would not be complete Without her. Four years become past history as we stand at the threshold of the future but the ever-present guidance of our Dean from the time she first greeted her War babies will re- main a part of our more matured personalities. Mr. Jeremy Pote Whitt Regixtrar His jovial quips, his genial personality have endeared lVIr. Whitt to all of us. Moreover, his painstaking workin keeping our rec- ords, solving our problems in order that we might graduate, and taking a sincere interest in our future plans, will forever hold him in our admira- tion for his work in our behalf. PENNY MELLOTT Prerident Student Body BEE HI Student Government We are Building not for Fame, but for Characterf, it being the basic principle for full and successful living. Student Government, by emphasizing the building of character through both individual and group participation, seeks to inspire each student to make her life a success as well as to help others. The Student Council, believing that wholesome recreation is a part of the foundation for good character, has inaugurated, this year, as a special project, a recreation room in the Forum which is open to girls and their dates on Saturday nights. At the beginning ol the winter quarter, Elma Stanley, retiring president, presided over the installation of the incom- ing officers of the Student Body. They are Penny Mellott, president, Freida Simms, vice president, and Ruby Ramsey, secretary-treasurer. Each class elects representatives to serve with those otlicers on the Student Executive Council. Seniors who have served this year are Anna Belle Tilson, Fred Stone, and Paul- ine Anclersong Juniors are Jennie Frazell, Annie B. Edmond- son, and Rowena Albert, Sophomores are Alma Rector, Miriam Dorman, and Mary Graham Engleman, and Freshmen are Carol Baber, Jeanne Maynard, and Oneta Stanley. The presidents elected to serve as representatives from Norwood, Tyler and lilladame Russell Dormitories are, respectively: Louise Thompson, Marjorie Givens, and Phyllis Campbell. The president of the Honor Council, Edna Loftus, also serves as a member of the Student Council. 161 FORTY-SEVE Faculty VIRGINIA ARNOLD, B. S., NI. A. Physical and Health Education ELIZABETH BEAMAN, B. S., NI. A. lllathematics ERCELLE BENNETT, B. S., M. A. Supervisor of Directed Teaching, Sixth Grade PAUL R. BURCII, B. S., M. S., Ph. D. Biology DANIEL A. CANNADAY, B. A., M. A. English and History VIRGINIA CLARK, B. S. .flssistant in Physical Education and llflusic and College Pianist 17 MRS. LEON P. Coox, B. S. Business Education BLANCHE DANIEL, B. S., M. A. Director of Training School MARY EDITH DANIEL Secretary to Treasurer Foy E. DEHAVEN, A. B., M. A. Superintendent of Radford City Schools LOUISE DUNCAN, B. S. Secretary and Assistant to Registrar , MRS. WILLIAM E. EINSTEIN, B. M. Public School Music and Violin BEE HI E E... Faculty MARGARET GAMMON, B. S., M. E. Supervixor of Directed Teaching in Kindergarten EMILY T. GARNIQR, B. S., M. S. Home Econo-mic: LANORA GEISSLER, A. B., B. S., M. S. B1c:ine.r: Education and journalism JONNIE GoRE,iB. S.,.M. A. Snpervixor of Directed Teaching, Fifth Grade HENRY CLAY GRAYgI5EAL, A. B., M. S. Counxellar in Secondary Education JANE BEVERLY HEMINGWAY, R. N. Rexident N urse II8 I C. J. HESCH, JR., B. M., M. M. .flxsiftant Profenor of M uric HOMER HOWARD, A. B., B. S., M. A., Ph. D. Philosophy and Education FRANCES I-IUDGENS, B. S., M. A. Supervixor of Directed Teaching, Second Grade VIRGINIA O,REARHUDSON,A.B.,A.NI.,P11.D. English ANDREW INGLES, B. A., M. A. Biology BETH IORDON, B. S., M. S. Supervifor of Directed Teaching in Home ECO'lt017L1CI -.M FORTY-SEVEN ...- Faculty Mas. A. Dovus KEETER, B. S., M. S. Sociology JANICE KENT, B. S., M.VA. Fine and Industrial flrtf MARIE LESTER, B. S. Secretary to Prexidcvzt PAULINE LESTER, B. S. Supervisor of Directed Teaching in Bu.ri1ze.r.f Education ELSIE LOCKMEYER, B. S., M. A. 'Superoiyor of Directed Teaching, Third Grad: NICOLO Lo MASCOLO, M. M. Asriftant Profcrxor of Voice 19 WILLIAM STAPLETON LONG, A. B., A. M. Ph. D. Englirh JQIIN EACOTT MANAIIAN, B. A.,M. A.,Ph. D Political Scicnce and Hirtory MRS. LAWRENCE HUNTER MCCORKLE Tyler Ho,rte.r.r DOROTHY MCDANIEL, A. B., A. M. Busivzexf Education MRS. K. G. MCGUIRE Dietitian BENJAMIN MEDFORD Afsixtant Profefxor of Piano BEE HIVE R'-'-' Faculty WILLIAM ERNEST MERRILL, B. S., M. S. Che1ni.rtry Rosmvr NANCE, A. B., M. A., Ph. D. Language: JOHN W. OVEILBEY, B. S., M. B. A. Businexe Education MHS. NANCY AKIN PATTERSON, B. S. Health and Physical Education DOROTHY WELSH REEDER, A., B. S., L. S., M. A. Librarian ETHEL ROBERTS, B. S., M. A. Superoiror of Directed Teaching in Science W. W. ROBINSON, B. S., M. A. Principal Radford High School 20 FARAH RUST, B. S., M. S. Superaixor of Directed Teachi-ng in Home .Economics MARY SCRUGGS, B. S., M. A. Superaimr of Directed Teaching, Seventh Grade IRVING R. SILVERMAN, A. B., A. M., Ph. D. Language: and .fludio-Visual Education MRS. IXLFRED SIMPKINS, B. S. Superaifor of Directed Teaching, Fifth Grade RICHARD SMITH, B. S., Ph. D. Chemirtry Mas. LUCILLE W. SNIDOVV Madame Rune!! H often N X FQRTY- EVE FANNIE DEE STEPIIENSDN, B. S., M. S. Home Economic: JOSEPHINE STEWART, B. A., M. A. Biology CHARLES B. SXVANEY, Ph. B., B. D., IVI. A., Ph. D. I1 iftory JEAN TAYLOR, A. B., A. M., Ph. D. Englirh REBECCA TIIIGPEN, B. S., M. S. Superfzixor of Direcied Touching, Firft Grade NIINOR WANE TPIOMAS, B. S., M. A., Ph. D. Pfychology and Education IRVING F. WAGNER, B. S., M. S. MatlIe1natic.r Faculty l:21 KATHLEEN WAMPLER, B. S. Social Direclor BABE WVARREN, B. S. Phyxical Education ami Audio-Vifual Education - MARY XVILLIS, B. A., M. A., M. R. E. Religiour Education MRS. MARIE WILSON Supcrffifor of Directed Teaching, Fourth Grad: SARA SUE WYLIE, B. S. Art ROBERT I. YOUNG, B. S., M. A. Bwinecf Education I In presenting the personnel of our Senior Class and of their associate classes the editorial staff can pay no greater tribute than to remind the reader that, in- cluded in the student body, enriched as it is by growing numbers from other States and foreign countries, are many Whose forebears bore the brunt of battle at Point Pleasant and King's Mountain, and that the same spirit that wrested the country from the wilderness and gave it independence then is ,making its steady contribution to the growth of the Commonwealth now. Nor is it beside the point, we feel, in view of the panic for control of atomic power facing the world today, to wish them here an abiding and kindred courage and intelligence to help them guide the country wisely through the problems of the future. As anlearnest of the mettle of our people we still can hear the Resolutions for Liberty proclaimed by the freeholders of the old Southwest on the eve of the Revolution: GEriTLEMEN: 'We are ready and willing to contribute all in our power forfthe support of his Majesty's government, if applied to constitutionally, and when the grants arel made by our own Representatives, but cannot think of submitting our liberty or lproperty to the power of a venal British Parliament, or to the will of a corrupt ministry. We by no means desire to shake off our duty to our lawful sovereign ,. . . but if no pacifick measures shall be proposed or adopted by Great Britain, and our enemies will attempt to dragoon us out of those inestimable privileges, which We are entitled to as subjects, and reduce us to a state of slavery, we declare that we are resolutely and deliberately determined never to surrender them to any power on earth but at the expense of our lives. These are our real though unpolished sentiments of liberty and loyalty, and in them we are resolved to live and die. ' From the Fincastle Resolutions, drafted at the seat of Fincastle County in the present Wythe, January zo, I775, and addressed to the Virginia delegates to the Continental Congress, antedating by a year and a half the immortal Declaration of Jefferson. l l CLASS S N w River Looking West toward Wythe SNOW SCENE-NORWOOD HALL fx y X QJXJQKW 2 Q fly ' -6. N K mfg , ' ' Af f,-,,,,....A il A U Q Q IWQ ,X . Senior Officers ' TX- .......- A' ' x IQITTY TRIMBLE ..... ...... P refidevzt i VIRGINIA FLINCHUM. . . . . Vice Prefideut if DORIS ANNE POLAND. . . ..... Secretary . MOZELLE PORTER ............ Treasurer p MAYME IQATHERINE MCCOY .... Reporter li, 9 4 ,I LOIS POLAND 1 I Student :X ,I ANNA BELLE TILSON Council FREDDIE STONE i i Reprafematiwer A '. ,v X f,gggg5qggjSPVQ,j,jgR . ..,. Masai, H f DR. THOMAS ..... . .Sponsor --, I i ' -vfznyi A dark cloud is cast over the sunset when we realize that we have come at last to the end of our perfect day. It is with reverence that we review the countless memories indelibly imprinted upon our minds-memories that will not depart in a day, or a year, or forever. Conscious of the limitations of our own contributions, we shall re- member the college for longer than it can remember us. We have been known as the war babies, a small class from first to last. Consequently, it has been im- perative for each member to show more than the usual devotion and loyalty. Many of our lives, too, were darkened by the horrors of war, but our burdens, we know, were light compared with those of friends in active service. Our senior year has been filled with eager anticipations and happy fulhllments, but now the fact of no longer greeting each other from day to day becomes a reality. Wvhen tomorrow comes, we can begin anew in life, re- membering the good that we have received from our Alma Mater. As we look back over college days we remember the protection, the guidance, the patience, the friendship, the love and joy that have been oursg and we acknowledge with sincere gratitude our debt to unselhsh parents, deserving teachers, and efficient directors of administration. In humble devotion we bow our heads for what this institution now is and for what it promises in the future. With tears in our eyes and a pain in our hearts we bid it our fond farewell. sENloRs l VIRGINIA IRENE ADAMS CC 77 APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA High School-Appalachia, Virginia B. S. in Education-Juneg Major-Business Educationg Minor-Social Studies 0 Commercial Club-Treasurer, Reporterg Y. VV. C. A.-Mem- bership Chairman, Prayer Meeting Chairman, Freshman Commissiong Grapurchat-Circulating Managerg Member of F ica, Athletic Association, Choral Club and Chris- tian Youth Fellowshipg I-Ionors-Junior Coun- selor. l uture Teachers of Ameri- 26 ROWENA LOUISE ALBERT Rene MCCOY, VIRGINIA High School-Blacksburg, Virginia B. S. in Education-Decemberg Major-Busi- ness Educationg Minor-Social Studies 'Tyler I-Iouse Council-Presidentg Junior Class-Student Council Representativeg Christian Youth Fellow- ship--Secretaryg Member of Y. W. C. A., Com- mercial Club, Future Teachers of America and Grapufchat Staff. LIB. . t.- OPAL PAULINE ANDERSON Cl I, ATKINS, VIRGINIA High School-Atkins, Virginia CTransfer from Marion junior College, Marion, Virginiaj B. S. in Education CSecondary-JunejglVIajor- Englishg Minors-History, Social Studies 0 Pan- American Club-Vice President 5 Student Council- Senior Representative, Member of Y. W. C. A., Kappa Delta Pi, Future Teachers of America, Glee Club, Baptist Training Union, Baptist Choir, Grapurchat Staff and Dramatic Clubg Honors-Poetry published in Third Annual Anthology of College Poetry. 27 ANNE MORRIS BENNETT An1ze,' ROCKY MOUNT, VIRGINIA I High School-Rocky Mount, Virginia fTransfer from Madison College, Harrisonburg, Virginiaj B. S. in Education-June, Major-Business Education, Minor-Social Studies 0 Sigma Sigma Sigma-Vice Presidentg Junior Class-Secretary, Cotillion Club-Reporter. .GL '-'+ '- SENIQRS .E V r u ,i tim .- . . E.. ..--f... - ....1,.- --....,..L..,,.:.L1. 1 ,. , .. . ITALA JOSEFINO BUONOMO Titan CAGUAS, PUERTO Rico High School-Caguas, Puerto Rico B. A. in Education QSecondary-Decemberjg Major-Social Studies, lVIinors-French, English, 0 Member of Y. W. C. A., Newman Club and Pan-American Club. .UL , an . u ,a I l Ii. 28 -:Ani S'-' . 2' 'Q ' , 1. .ww ' 4.77, H... -.E4. .f .,,, ,. , ,s,... ...Q ' ., C , 5,55 - -- HELEN MAE CARRITHERS Helen,' NEWPORT NEWS, XIIRGINIA High School-Hudson, Virginia QTransfer from Berea College, Berea, Kentuckyj B. S. in Education-june, Major-Home Economics, Minor-Science 0 Norwood Dormi- tory-Presidentg Y. W. C. A.-Chairman of Vespersg Membei' of Student Council, Moiifettes and W'esley Foundation. fe. ' i. ,,. SENIORS 1.-.-.. LOLITA JEANNE CARTER ffa'n'nie BLUEFIELD, WEST VIRGINIA High School-Beaver Hi Bluefield, IVest Virginia QTransfer from Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg, Viriniaj B. S. in Education-June, Major-Home Economics, Minor-Science ' Member of Lambda Sigma Pi. Q wa .-Z 29 Wife- Y LOUISE VIRGINIA CATRON Loui5e RADFORD, VIRGINIA I-Iigh School-Rich Valley, Virginia B. S. in Education-?Augustg Major-Business Education, Minors-English, Social Studies 0 Member of Commercial Club, Y. W. C. A. and Town Students' Club. '- 'l .l SENIORS Q, lily' GRETHEL CLEVINGER Gretheln IA GRUNDY, VIRGINIA MINNETTA CHARLTON 'C Min1zetta ' CHRISTIANSBURG, VIRGIN High School-Christiansburg, Virginia High School-Grundy, Virginia B S in Education-August' lVIajor-Home B. S. in Education-Juneg lVIajor-Home . . , Economicsg Minor-Science '0 Member of Chi Economicsg Minor-Science 0 Member of Mof- Beta Phi, Lambda Sigma Pi and German Club. fettes, Y. W. C. A., Christian Youth Fellowship and the Gmpurrhat Staff. l30l ......-.. SENIORS L. KATHERINE FRANCES COLEMAN KC ,J HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA High School-Ridgeway, Virginia CTransfer from lVIary Washington College, Fredericksburg, Virginiaj B. S. in Education-Juneg Major-Business Educationg lVIinor-Social Studiesg 0 Senior Class Presidentg Cotillion Club-Vice Presidentg 1947 BEE HIVE-Snapshot Editorg Lambda Sigma Pi- Secretary and Corresponding Secretaryg Member of Commercial Club, Y. W. C. A., Grapurchat Staff and Athletic Associationg Honors-May Court, 1947 May Queeng Junior Counselorg Outstanding Seniorg VVho's Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities. 31 ANNE LOUISE COWAN KC ,P ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA High School-Fairfax, Virginia B. S.-Juneg Majors-Home Economics and Scienceg Nlinor-Social Studies ' Cotillion Club Treasurerg Lambda Sigma Pi-Historiang Y. W. C. A.-Social Chairmang Madame Rus- sell-Secretaryg lvlember of Athletic Associa- tion and Moiifettesg Honors+Freshman Repre- sentative to American Youth Foundation Camp in Michigan. .CD- ---- SENIORS J I L C A l ANE CRAIG JUNE WALLACE CREASY fame , fu'ne,' ALAX, VIRGINIA BASSETT, VIRGINIA G High School-Bassett, Virginia B. S. in Education-Augustg Major-Home Economicsg lvlinors-Science, English. .CD- 32 High School-Cleveland, Virginia B. S.-Augustg Major-Chemistryg Miiiors- Psychology, English, Social Studies ' Ma- dame Russell-House Councilg Baptist Stu- dent Union-Secretary and Vice President Member of Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association Dramatic Club, Chi Beta Phi and Pi Gamma lVIu --il sENloRs I I , vfigiw CAROLL CROWGEY lVlARY JANE CUNNINGHAM 'LCar0lZ jamie WYTPIEVILLE, VIRGINIA DUBLIN, VIRGINIA High School-WVytheville, Virginia High School-Pearisburg, Virginia CTransfer from Appalachian State CTransfer from Bridgewater College, Teachers College, Boone, North Carolinaj Bridgewater, Virginiaj B. S.-December, '46, Major-I-Iome Eco- nomics,NIinors-Science, Social Studies 0 Tau Delta Epsilon-Social Chairman, Member of Y. W. C. A., Episcopal Supper Club, Athletic Association, Chi Beta Phi, and Tau Delta Epsilon. .CD- 33 B. S.-August, Majors-Chemistry, English, Nlinors-Nlathematics, Languages ' Choral Club -President, Chi Beta Phi-Vice President, Member of Y. W. C. A., Alpha Sigma Alpha and Math Club, Honors- VVho's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities , Rated frrst in State Voice Audition, Represented Virginia in Regional Audition-Rated first in Regional Contest. sir Bl H ,I HQ erm 5 if ar 2 E if E as .gust asa in E. EE gg. E ,S ,... H Eff ga Ez- my aw was 'egg E M we -I B SENIORS --mf. .E - .as awaig-- l--ynawggmgmms asm H sms 211 F:..W ' . -- 9,21 ..a,...I.e.. vu.. HELEN BRYANT DAY HH. B-9 INDEPENDENCE, VIRGINIA High School-Independence, Virginia B. S. in Education-December, Major-Physi- cal Education, Minors-Social Studies, English ' Athletic Association--Secretary, Treasurer and Head of Sports, Madame Russell-House Council President, Representative of Student Council, Member of-German Club, Y. W. C. A., Wesley Foundation, Grapurchat Staff and 1947 BEE HIVE Staff, Honors--Junior Counselor and May Court. f I :gr wig ei agai- is 'Q ,. T 2 if Q E B -.Q Van X -sf ,ia Ea 7521 EY a . X : sm ,5fi,..,,,..g if was slim 'sm ar ,,fg,a.,,. New as-Ssafjm as as E wg? is 'W -lax-is-S FW ss as It-E 3 Rr R as Arm 'fs-zu, l34l A--I1 A SME ,Q . E., . X Q Him lf as E 'L . -Xvis iw -Exswsz E v.E U' I52s.sH'A-'-f , s-.wal We W sv ELEANOR ANN EDGAR SC WASHINGTON, D. C. High School-Fairfax, Virginia B. A. in Education-June, lVIajor-Social Studies, Minors-Psychology, Foreign Languages, and English ' Lambda Sigma Pi-Vice Presi- dent, President, Tau Kappa Alpha, German Club -President, Madame Russell-House Council, Member of Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association, Dramatic Club and Grapurchat Staff, Honors- Representative at Virginia Academy of Science, Vice President of State Tau Kappa Alpha, Awarded Title of Best 'Woman Speaker at Tau Kappa Alpha Tournament. s SENIORS Em uv E sms V M I., lfgxygaw RFQ... mn IH my is N VIRGINIA VVRIGHT FLINCHUM FI'inchie RINER, VIRGINIA High School-Auburn, Riner, Virginia B. S. in Education-Juneg Major-Business Education, Minor-Social Studies ' BEE HIVE Staff-Sophomore and Senior Representativeg Senior Class-Vice Presidentg Norwood Hall- Vice President, Member of Commercial Club, Y. W. C. A., Wesley Foundation, Grapurchat Staif and Kappa Delta Pig Honors-Junior Counselor. ii In 1 H.. we fi-I E if S, . ...E ' me is H THE H .1 an one , . 35 sa--fn: TEM Q rx ss If M swam is .I - : mm' in if W E .I -mms m i w - -mr is is is -is HIM- H5 E I.....l,.,guMl...5W..I.iga ' ,534 - ma ng- mam-Alu is-.ss-122.1 ISE N... ww M... LOUELLA FRANCES GILLIAM KC 77 CLINTWOOD, VIRGINIA High School-Dickinson Memorial, Clintwood, Virginia B. S.-June, Major-Home Economics 0 Bap- tist Student Union-Presidentg Member of Moifettes. .CD- 1 we ew H I mi m -+-' sENloRs NAYDA O. GINORIO RUTH ANN GODBEY Nayda l Ruth ibm HATO RRY, PUERTO RICO RADFORD, VIRGINIA High School-Immaculate, Puerto Rico B. S.-Decemberg MajorFHome Economicsg Minors-Science, Physical Education 0 Member of Moffettes, Athletic Association and Pan- American Club. .CD- l 36 High School-Radford, Virginia A. B. in Education-Juneg Major-Musicg Minors-Eiiglish, Social Studies 0 Alpha Sigma Alpha-Presidentg Choral Club-Secretary and Presidentg Band-Secretary and Presidentg Sophomore Class-Secretaryg Alpha Psi Omega- Vice Presidentg Pi Gamma Mu-Vice Presidentg Student Executive Council-Vice Presidentg Dramatic Club-Secretary and Treasurerg Mem- ber of German Club, Kappa Delta Pi and Y. W. C. A.g Honors-Outstanding Senior and Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. MARY KATHERINE GROOM Finlay RICHMOND, VIRGINIA High School-John Marshall, Richmond, Virginia B. S. in Education-June, IVIajor-Physical Education, IVIinors-English, Home Economics, Social Studies 0 Athletic Association-Head of Sports and President, Junior Class-Reporter, Member of Sigma Sigma Sigma, Y. W. C. A., German Club, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, and Madame Russell House Council, Honors-junior Counselor, Athletic Award-Letter, Star and Crescent. I37l ,Wa I ii 1. ,. H , . as .. SE 11' I ii ,952 EW ii I MARTHA VIRGINIA HARMAN Boon I'IARMAN, VIRGINIA High School-G rundy, Virginia A. B. in Education-June, Majoi'-Englislig Minors-History, Social Studies, Art ' Member of Dramatic Club, Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. and Band. LD. . SENIQRS REBA AILENE HOLLANS Reba, RADFORD, VIRGINIA High School-Radford, Virginia B. A. in Education-Augustg Major-Artg Minors-Social Studies, French, Physical Educa- tion ' Choral Club-Reporterg Y. W. C. A.- Freshman Commission, Member of Lambda Sigma Pi and Cotillion Club. 38 - -In V E MARY ELIZA HOWELL Liza SOUTH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA High School-South Norfolk, Virginia B. S. in Education-June, Major-Home EcOnOmics5MinOr-Science 0 Tau Delta Epsilon President, Honor Council-Secretary, Member Of Sigma Sigma Sigma and German Club. - SENIORS - JUDITI-I VIRGINIA INGRAM LOTTIE MONTGOMERY ISOM Judy Louie MULLENS, WEST VIRGINIA GALAX, VIRGINIA High School-Mullens, West Virginia B. S. in Education-March, Major-Business Education, Minors-Social Studies, English 0 Alpha Psi Omega-Presidentg German Club- Treasurerg Tau Kappa Alpha-Vice President, 1947 BEE HIVE1AFt Editor, Member of Sigma Sigma Sigma, Choral Club, Commercial Club, Dramatic Club and Athletic Associationg Honor-Junior Counselor. l39l High School-Sylvatus, Virginia B. S. in Educationg Major-Elementary Edu- cation ' Member of Athletic Association and Y. W. C. A. .CD- ---- --- sENloRs BLANCHE ELIZABETH IVEY MARIORIE MAXINE JACOBS Blanche , Margie A NEWSOMS, VIRGINIA SOUTH BosToN, VIRGINIA High School-Newsoms, Virginia B. S. in Education-August, Major-Home Econornicsg Minors-Science, Social Studies 0 Moflettes-Secretary, Membei' of Dramatic Club, Athletic Association, Crapurchat Staff, Madame Russell House Council, Y. W. C. A., Wesley Foundation and Tau Delta Epsilon. .GL l I 40 High School-C. H. Friend, South Boston, Virginia B. S. in Education-June, Majors-Business Education, English, Minor-Social Studies 0 Commercial Club-Historian, Dramatic Club- Reporterg Pi Gamma Mu-Reporter, Y. W. C. A. Freshman Commission, Baptist Training Union- Pianist, Athletic Association-Program Chair- man, Member of Choral Club, Band and Grapurchat Staff, Honor-Junior Counselor. - SENICRS ,, ,,,- . . ..., . , I ANNA MAE JENKINS Anna FLAT RIDGE, VIRGINIA High School-Elk Creek, Virginia B. S. in Education-August, Major-Elemen- tary Educationg Minors-English, Social Studies ' Member of Y. W. C. A., served with Wornanls Army Corps, '44-'46. ami. 2 I l 41 ALVA CHRISTINE JOHNSTON Alva EGGLESTON, VIRGINIA High School-Eggleston, Virginia B. S. in Education -June, Major-Elementary Education, Minors-English, History, Social Studies U Member Foundation, Future Athletic Association 7 of Y. W. C. A., Wesley Teachers of America and Honor-Junior Counselor. SENIORS M Q . ini es, . Z 1 . MARY MASEL JOHNSTON ELIZABETH HENREITTA KING Frances Liz EGGLESTON, VIRGINIA NEWBERN, VIRGINIA High School- Eggleston, Virginia B. S. in Education-Juneg Major-Elementary Educationg Minors-Englishf History, Social Studies 0 Student Class Representativeg Presidentg Member Foundation, Future Athletic Association 3 Executive Council-Junior Tyler House Council--Vice of Y. C. A., Wesley Teachers of America and Honor-Junior Counselor. l 42 High School-Dublin, Virginia A. B. in Education-Juneg Major--Englishg lVIinors-Social Studies, Languages 0 Madame Russell House Council-Presidentg Member of Lambda Sigma Pi, Mathematics Club, Dramatic Club, Y. W. C. A. and Student Council. .CD- ........M- ' SENIORS xx. EDNA ALLEY LOFTUS Edna WQODLAWN, VIRGINIA High School-Woodlawn, Virginia B. S. in Education-june, Major-Mathe- maticsg Minors-English, Social Studies, Science 0 Honor Council-President, Mathematics Club -Reporter and President, Y. W. C. A.-Reporter, Member of Choral Club, Alpha Psi Omega, Athletic Association, Dramatic Club, Chi Beta Phi, Christian Youth Fellowship, Student Council and Future Teachers of America, Honors-Junior Counselor, Outstanding Senior. 43 CLAUDIA ANNETTE LYONS Claudia LAMBSBURG, VIRGINIA High School-Lambsburg, Virginia B. S. in Education-June, Major-French, Minors-Music, History, English, Social Studies 0 Member of Band, 'Choral Club, Y. W. C. A., and Christian Youth Fellowship. LD. ....-..... - SENIORS ..'i ....- - MARY ETTA MANNING Cl 77 UNION LEVEL, VIRGINIA High School-Buckhorn, Virginia B. S. in Education-June, Major-Elementary Education, Minors-English,3 Social Studies 0 Member of Baptist Student Union, Y. W. C. A. and Athletic Association. 44 ALTA EILENE MARSHALL KEAZMI7 DUGSPUR, 'VIRGINIA High .School-Willis, Virginia B. S. in Education-December, Major-Home Economics, Minor-Science ' Tau Delta Epsilon Treasurer, Member of Moffettes, Chi Beta Phi. Athletic Association, Future Teachers of America and Student Council, Honor-junior Counselor. 111' SENIORS REBECCA RUTH MARTIN K4 LEAKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA High School-Leaksville, North Carolina CTransfer from Ferrum Junior College, ' Ferrum, Virginiaj B. S. in Education-June, Major-Home Economicsg Nlinors-Chemistry, Biology 0 Nlem- ber of German Club and Y. W. C. A. 451 SY LVIA MARTINEZ, MATOS Sylvia PONCE, PUERTO Rico High School-Ponce, Puerto Rico B. A. in Education-August, Nlajor-Englishg Minors-History, Social Studies ' Member of Newman Club, Glee Club, Choral Club, Y. W. C. A. and Pan-American Club. ........-. SENIORS .....-.-.. MAYME KATHERINE MCCOY Fla.min' Mayme MCCOY, VIRGINIA High School-Blacksburg,.Virginia B. S. in Education-Juneg Major-Social Stucliesg Minors-Art, English, Science 0 Alpha Sigma Alpha-Secretary and Vice Presidentg 1947 BEE HIVE-Editor-in-Chiefg 1946 BEE HIVE -Assistant Editorg Choral Club-Reporterg Y. W. C. A.-Freshman Commission and Cabi- netg Sophomore and Junior Class-Treasurerg Senior Class-Reporterg War Council-Assistant Commander-in-Chiefg AthleticAssociation-Head of Sports and Recorderg Tyler House Council- Presidentg Student Council-Representativeg Christian Youth Fellowship-Social Chairmang Member of Grapurchat Staffg Honors-Junior Counselor, May Court and Outstanding Senior. 46 RUBY FAYE MITCHELL Mitch PATTERSON, VIRGINIA High School-Grundy, Virginia B. S. in Education-Augustg Major-Business Educationg Minors-Social Studies, Englishg U Mernber of Y. W. C. A., Commercial Club, Future Teachers of America, Tyler House Council, Christian Youth Fellowship and Grapurchat Staff-Business Nlanager. .CD- SENIORS - NIARY ELIZABETH MOSELEY ccLibbyaa RADFORD, VIRGINIA LHigh School-Auburn, Riner, Virginia B. S. in Education-JunegMajors-Mathema- tics, Scienceg Minors-English, History, Social Studies 0 Mathematics Club--Secretary-Trezu surerg Member of Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, Y. W. C. A., Christian Youth Fellowship, Glee Club and Band. 47 GENEVA MAE NEWMAN Geneva SHORTS CREEK, VIRGINIA High School-Woodlawn, Virginia B. S. in Education-Juneg Major-Elementary Educationg Minors-History, English 0 Tyler House Councilg Norwood Hall-Vice Presidentg Member of Dramatic Club, Athletic Association and Student Council. SENIQRS -l iii LOTUS ELIZABETH NEWMAN Lotu.v i ST. CHARLES, VIRGINIA High School-St. Chairles, virginia B. S.-Decemberg Majorj-Scienceg Minors- English, So Club, Y. W. C. A. and Athletic Association. cial Studies ' Member of Cotillion aa. l 48 . , JUNE ETTA PAFFORD C4fung37 SUGAR GROVE, VIRGINIA High School-Sugar Grove, Virginia fTransfer from Marion Junior College, Marion, Virginiaj B. S. in Education-Juncg Major-Elementary 0 Member of Choral Club an served in Woman's Army Corps, '44-,46. l Educationg Minors-English, Social Studiesg d Y. W. C. A.g SENIORS RISON PAINTER JANE MOR I6 73 RADFCRD, VIRGINIA hool-Radford, Virginia B. S. in Education-Juneg Major-Business M'nor-Social Studies ' Sigma Sigma High Sc Eclucationg I Sigma-Presidentg Honor Council-Secretary - ' P sidentg S homore Class Vice re Treasurerg op Commercial Club-Presidentg German Club- . ' S- ber of Kappa Delta PI, Honor Reporterg Mem ' ' Who Among Stu- Outstanding Senior, YVho s C Ile es and Universities. dents in American o g ,l 49 l ',wwi:ffPs.ll ii iw ,G X EVA ELIZABETH PHIPPS N Ewa 77 CLINCHBURG, VIRGINIA l-Glade Springs, Virginia High Schoo B. S. in Education-funeg Major-Home Economicsg Nlinor-Science 0 Tyler House Councilg Nlember of Sigma Sigma Sigma, 'l and Y. W. C. A., Choral Club, Student Counci Honor Council. LD. 1 ----- SENICDRS M STELLA PIZZUTO Zootien CI.IN'rwooD, VIRGINIA High School-Dickenson Memorial, Clintwood, Virginia B. S. in Education-June, Major--Elementary Educationg Minors-Social Studies, Art, History 0 Tyler House Council-Secretary-Treasurerg Member of Baptist Student Union, Y. W. C. A. and Athletic Association. .GL 50 DORIS ANNE POLAND Sweetie COVTNGTON, VIRGINIA High School-Covington, Virginia CTransfer from Ferrum junior College, Ferrum, Virginiaj B. S. in Education-June, Majors-Elementary Education, Social Studies, Minor-English 0 Senior Class-Secretaryg Norwood Hall-Secre- tary-Treasurer, Member of Alpha Sigma Alpha, German Club, Choral Club, Athletic Association and Y. W. C. A. SENICRS ....i...'?i'---f....T....---- W . ..J.:.... . L .... --M.I.......J...4a......w.W.,.....M..... ELLEN LOIS POLAND MARGARET MOZELLE PORTER CC-Loi-YD? ICMOEDJ COVINGTON, VIRGINIA SPEEDWELL, VIRGINIA High School-Covington, Virginia A. B. in Education-Juneg Major-Elementary Educationg Minors-Social Studies, English 0 Senior Class-Student Council Representativeg Member of Honor Council, Grapurfhat Staff, Y. W. C. A. and Baptist Training Uniong Honor -Madonna in Christmas Pageant, '46. .GL 51 High School-Speedwell, Virginia A. B. and B. S. in Education-Juneg Majors- English, Social Studiesg Nlinors-French, Science 0 Junior Class-Presidentg Wesley Foundation Vice President and Presidentg Matliematics Club-Treasurer and Vice Presidentg Pi Gamma Mu-T1'easu1'erg Senior Class-Treasurerg 1947 BEE HIVE STAFF-Advertising Managerg Y. W. C. A.-Freshman Commissiong Alpha Sigma Alpha-Editorg Student Handbook-ASQ sistant Editorg Member'of Grapurchat Staff, German Club and Dramatic Clubg Honor-Junior Counselor. fi.. I I i-1--i SENIORS i ' - x ei 1 ii 1. , 5 - V Q., gil, 1 fi 1 iw 1,2 1 ii gigs iz ,.4, tum E ,F AGNES GERALDINE POTTER Gerry T APPALACIIIA, VIRGINIA High School-Appalachia, Virginia B. S. in Education-Iuneg Major-Business Educationg Minor-Social Studies 0 Kappa Delta Pi-Presidentg Tyler House Council-Vice Presi- dentg Future Teachers of America-Presidentg 1947 BEE HIVE-Business Managerg Grayburchat- Assistant Business Managerg Commercial Club- Treasurerg Y. W. C. A. Cabinet-Treasurer and Membership Chairmang Sophomore and Junior Class-Student Council Representativeg 1946 BEE HIVE-AssistantBusinessMainagergSeniorClass- Marshalg Member of Athletic Association, Pi Gamma Mu, Dramatic Club, Christian Youth Fellowship and Alpha Sigma Alphag Honors- Iunior Counselor, Outstanding Senior and Who's Who Among the Students in American Colleges and Universities. I I 52 CARMEN E. RIOS Carmen AQUADILLA, PUERTO Rico High School-Aquadilla, Puerto Rico B. S. in Education-Juneg Major-Business Educationg Minor-Social Studies 0 Commercial Club-Treasurerg Grapurchat-Business Mana- ger and Bookkeeperg 1947 BEE HIVE-Typist. .GL --T.. SENIORS RENNIE SUE SAVAGE NELLIE SEGARRA ClRen7zie,, CfNeU,ie,, CAPE CHARLES, VIRGINIA R10 PIEDRAS, PUERTO Rico High School-Cape Charles, Virginia B. S. in Education-June, Major-Business Education, Minor-Social Studies 0 German Club-Presidentg Sigma Sigma Sigma-Treasurer, Alpha Psi Omega-Treasurer, Dramatic Club- Vice President and President, Member of Commercial Club, Honors-May Court, Maid of Honor, 1947. - 53 High School-Guayama, Puerto Rico B. S. in Education-June, Major-Home Economics, Minors-Social Studies, Science, English ' Pan-American Club-Treasurerg Member of Newman Club. LD. ............SE DOROTHEA MAIDEE SEAGRAVES De1n0'n. ' PENNINGTON GAP, VIRGINIA l High School-PenningtonlGap, Virginia B. S. in Education-Augustg Major-Business Educationg Minor-Social Studies 0 Member of Choral Club, Commercial gClub and Athletic Association. IORS 54 LEATRI CE A. SILVA C5 LEED MAYAGUEZ, PUERTO RICO High School-Mayaguez, Puerto Rico B. A. in Education-Decemberg Majors- Science, Physical Educationg Minors'-French, Social Studies 0 Pan-American Club-Historiang Member of Y. W. C. A., Athletic Association and Newman Club. DORIS OPAL SKIDMORE Skiddy EWING, VIRGINIA High School-Flatwoods, Virginia CTransfer from Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, Tennesseej B. S. in Education-Iuneg Majors-Physi- cal Education, Scienceg Minor-Social Studies 0 Y. W. C. A.-Cabinet Memberg Baptist Choir Presidentg Future Teachers of America-Treas- urerg Member of Athletic Association and Baptist Student Union. mf: 55 FRANCES LEE STAFFORD France: BERTON, VIRGINIA I High School-Eggleston, Virginia B. S. in Education-Augustg lVIajor-Elementary Education U Tyler House Council-Presidentg Future Teachers of America-Treasurerg Mem- ber of Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, Wesley Foundation, Y. W. C. A. and Dramatic Club. Ln. -1--1 SENICDRS M-f -- l ELMA ELOISE STANLEY SARA OLIVIA STICKLEY CCE157 LAUREL FORK, VIRGINIA High School-Hillsville, Virginia B. S. in Education-June, Major-Business Education, Minors-Social Studies, Physical Education, Student Executive Council-Presb dent and Freshman Representative, Honor Council-Student Council Representative and Sophomore Representative, Madame Russell House Council-Vice President, Bee HIVE Staff- Sophomore Representative and Typist, Y.W.C.A. Membership Chairman, Athletic Association- Secretary-Treasurer and Reporter, Commercial Club-Program Chairman, Member of Kappa Delta Pi, Future Teachers of America, Grapurchat Staff and Lutheran Student Association, Honors -Junior Counselor, Delegate to Southern Inter- collegiate Student Governments Convention in Greenville, North Carolina, Outstanding Senior and Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. 56 CCS 0 S JD Rosn HILL, VIRGINIA High School-Thomas Walker, Rose Hill, Virginia fTransfer from Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, Tennesseej B. S. in Education-June, Major-HomeF.co- nomicsg Major-Science, Minors-Social Studies, Member of Alpha Sigma Alpha CSweetheart of Alpha Sigma Alphaj, Cotillion Club, Y. W. C. A., Wesley Foundation, Moifettes and 1947 BEE HIVE Staff, Honors-Junior Counselor and May Court. .GL SENIORS FREDRICKA REYNOLDS STONE Freddie GRETNA, VIRGINIA High School-Renan, Gretna, Virginia CTransfer from Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, Virginiaj B. S.-Juneg Major-Social Studies, Minors- Physical Education, English 0 Baptist Student Union-President, Norwood Hall-Social Chair- man, Member of Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A. and Student Council. 57 IDA MAE STONE CCMWD! BAssE'r'r, VIRGINIA High School-Bassett, Virginia CTransfer from Ferrum Junior College, Ferrum, Virginiaj B. S. in Education-June, Major-Elementary Education ' Pi Gamma Mu-Presiclentg Norwood Dormitory-Vice President, Member of Kappa Delta Pi, Y. W. C. A. and Athletic Association. l-'-,. l-..-.+- SENIQRS l CLAUDIA MARIE SURRATT LAURA OPAL TEEL Marie H ,, ' Opal FRIES, VIRGINIA RINER, VIRGINIA Hlgh School'-Frlesgvirglnla High School-Willis, Virginia B' S' in Ediicatlon-TDeCember5 Major-Home B. S. in Education-Augustg Major-Elemen ECOHOmlCSQM1HOF-SCICHCC ' Nfoffettes-Program . tary Education. Chairmang Member of Y. W. C. A., Christian .CD- Youth Fellowship and Band. i581 I CONSTANCE LOUISE THOMPSON Louife PEMBROKE, VIRGINIA High School-Pembroke, Virginia B. S. in Education-Juneg Major-Elementary Education ' Norwood Dormitory-Presidentg ' ' b of Stud Y. W. C. A. ent Council-Representative, Mem er .CD- 59 ALICE LINVILLE THORP KC !7 STOVALL, NORTH CAROLINA tovall, North Carolina High School-S CTransfer from Women' s College, Greensboro, North Carolinaj B. S. in Education-Juneg Major-Business EducationgMi11or-Social Studies ' German Club ' ' of -Treasurer and Vice President, Member Lambda Sigma Pi, Y. W. C. A. and Commercial Club. SENIORS . 4 i f , .a ai ,Ivy M .. ,LMA Z sa vw, K- ANN Annabelle CHILHOWIE, VIRGINIA High School--Chilhowie, Virginia B. S. in Education-June, lVIajor-Business Education, Minor-Social Studies ' Y.W.C.A.- Treasurer, President, Baptist Student Union- Secretary-Treasurer and Vice President, Com- mercial Club-Presidentg Student Council Repre- sentative-Freshman and Senior, Junior Class- Vice President, 1947 BEE HIVE Staff-Typistg Member of Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Psi Omega, Dramatic Club and Athletic Association, Honors -Junior Counselor, Outstanding Senior and Who's Who Among the Students in American Colleges and Universities. L . If defy' A BELLE TILSON EDITH LILLIAN VELEZ 60 Cl Ita!! NEW Yom: CITY, NEW YORK High School-Catholic Academy, Puerto Rico A. B. in Education-june, Majors-History, Social Studies, Languages, Minor-English 0 Pan- American Club-President, Member of Athletic Association, Newman Club and Y. W. C. A. .CD- SENIORS DOROTHY KATE WALL BETSY ROSS WAID Dottie GC-B R 37 RocKY MOUNT, VIRGINIA High School-Rocky Mount, Virginia A. B. in Education-June, Majors-Public School Music, Piano,Minors-Foreign Languages, . , d Instruments, 0 Cotillion Club-Secretary an President, Choral Club-Vice President, Alpha Psi Omega-Reporter, Student Council Representa- tive-Freshman, Sophomore Class-Reporter, l Marshal' Member of Lambda Senior Cass- , ' D matic Club, Sigma PI, Y. W. A. and ra Honor-Junior Counselor. 61 NORTH TAZEWELL, VIRGINIA High School-Tazewell, Virginia Chemistry, General A. B.-June, Majors- Minors Mathematics, Public School Science, - Music, Piano, Social Studies, English 0 Athletic Association-Head of Sports, Member of Y. W. C. A., Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Wesley Foundation an d Band, Honor-Junior Counselor. lil SENIORS LOTTIE WALLERSTEIN Lottie PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVAKIA High School-French High School in Prague, Czechoslovakia fTransfer from University of Prague, h 1 .vakiaj H Prague, Czec os o A. B.-March, Major-French, Minors-Eng- M ber ofY C. A., Honors- lish, Spanish 0 em . . Representative of College Board to Mademoiselle ' h ' Who Among Students in Magazine and W o s American Colleges and Universities. 62 VIVIAN YATES cc Ifiyaa GRUNDY, VIRGINIA High School-Grundy, Virginia B. S. in Education-June, Major-Business EducationgMinor-Social Studies ' BEE HIVE Staff-Freshman Representative and Typist, Member of Kappa Delta Pi, Y. W. C. A., ' ' 1 Club Christian Youth Fellowship, Commercia and Grajbu1'clzatAStaff. l BEE HIVE + Down thru the Years Q , VRML C S, M at xx, , X X k Wi, -ti, Q, X J X U Junior Officers FREIDA SIMMS ...... ...... P resident ANNE JEAN SMITH.. . . ....... Vice Pn':id:n.t RUBY RAMSEY .... .... S ecretary- Treasurer ANNE Spusas ...... ...........,......,.. R eporter JENNIE FRAZELI. ANNIE B- EDMONDSON .. .Student Council Reprerentatwe: BQARIE WILLIALIS NIARY JIM RAMSEY J .... . . .lllzzrrhalr DR. SILVERMAN .... . . . . . . . . .... Sponror As probably the most glorious year of our college career draws to a close, our many experiences are brought back to us in sentimental review. The good and the bad have all been aggregated into a perfect entity-our Junior Class. i. Yes, we have made mistakes, but if we had not made these mistakes we could never have profited by the lessons they brought to us. And we have had differences among ourselves, but we have emerged from these differences a stronger and wiser group. It is a strangely human characteristic to remember only the best and happiest experiences when reminiscing, and to promptly forget all the moments of discouragement and even defeatg so to us, our Junior year has been perfect, the richest and fullest year of our college career. Now we stand on the threshold of our Senior year and survey our goals so near at hand. We look forward with highest expectations to the fulfillment of these goals. But we also look back, we remember ourselves as bewildered Freshmen, and as self-suflicient Sophomores. From the well of experience in each previous year, we draw those moments of supreme happiness which come to all of us, and lay each one away in the hidden chambers of our memory, to bring out again some day in the future, to remember and marvel at anew. Yes, to us our Junior year has really been the best, for we have not only the memories of our past experiences, but we have our hopes and dreams for the future. Our experiences have been many and varied and will make de- lightful memory food for the future. Our class, as usual, had its share of responsibility, for it is from this class that the candidates for Student Government officers are elected, and also from this group, Junior Counsellors are chosen to act as Big Sisters to the Freshmen. With all these things in mind, we bid farewell to our Junior year, and look forward with enthusiasm to the time when we shall take our place as Seniors on the campus of Radford College. ' BEE HIVE GENEVA ADKINS CHATI-IAM, VIRGINIA LUCILLE ALLMAN GLADII HILL, VIRGINIA NANCY BAKER DRAPER, VIRGINIA NINA KATE BLAIR MAX MEADOWS, VIRGINIA NADINE BLEVINS Jun MABLE DUFFIELD, BETTY I-IONAKER, EVELYN XVINDSOR, DAISEY iors BOWEN VIRGINIA BOYD VIRGINIA BRACEY VIRGINIA BURKE ABINGDON, VIRGINIA EDITH CARPER APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA PEARISBURG, VIRGINIA I I T661 DOROTHY CARTER RADFORD, VIRGINIA SELMA CARTER MAX MEADOWS, VIRGINIA MARGARET CLARK AMONATE, VIRGINIA JANE MEADE COLE GI-IILI-IOWIE, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA CONNER FLOYD, VIRGINIA FO RTY-SEVE MARILEE CORNETTE GALAX, VIRGINIA BEVERLEY CREASMAN ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA LOIS ANN CURRIN RADFORD, VIRGINIA WILMA DAMERON RADFORD, VIRGINIA RENA DEHART ALGOA, TENNESSEE Juniors CHARLOTTE DENNIS SALEM, VIRGINIA . JEAN DRAPER PEMBROKE, VIRGINIA BETSY DUNN WYTIIIIVILLE, VIRGINIA ANNIE B. EDMONDSON MEADOVV VIEVV, VIRGINIA MARGARET EPPERSON MEADOW VIEW, VIRGINIA I67I HAZEL FARMER BARREN SPRINGS, VIRGINIA JENNIE M. FRAZELL CALLOWAY, VIRGINIA CAROLYN GIBSON JONESVILLE, VIRGINIA . VERA GIBSON OAKWOOD, VIRGINIA MARJORIE GIVENS SYLVATUS, VIRGINIA BEE HIVE CLARE GRAYBEAL RADFORD, VIRGINIA DORIS HALE PAGE, VIRGINIA IRMA HARRINGER WVHITETOP, VIRGINIA MURIEL HEGWOOD RADFORD, VIRGINIA Juniors NELL HOLBROOK COEBURN, VIRGINIA JANE HUNEYCUTT APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA A .IEANNE JESSEE RADFORD, VIRGINIA BARBARA JOHNSON - RADFGRII, VIRGINIA HARRIET HEPILER ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON JORDEN MINES, VIRGINIA INDEPENDENCE, VIRGINIA H531 MARY ESTELLE JOHNSON EGGLESTQN, VIRGINIA SIDNEY JOHNSON BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA MARGARET ANN JONES GALAX, VIRGINIA MARY JUNE JUSTICE HURLEY, VIRGINIA MAUDEEN KEEN MAVISDALE, VIRGINIA FORTY-SEVEN MARY HELEN KING GROGKETT, VIRGINIA MARY ANNE LANINGHAM PENNINGTON GAP, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH NELL LEAZER REMINGTON, VIRGINIA ANNIE LAURA LEFTWICI-I cAscADE, VIRGINIA MARY VIRGINIA LESTER CAMBRIA, VIRGINIA Juniors BARBARA ANN LEWIS ONANCOGK, VIRGINIA SUE LOCKLEAR MT. AIRY, NORTH CAROLINA IVIYRTLE LEE LUNDY INDEPENDENCE, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH MASON GOALWOOD, WVEST VIRGINIA IRIS MCCOY BELSPRING, VIRGINIA PAULINE MGCOY LECK, VIRGIIVIA MARGARITA MALDONADO MARIORIE MCELROY BRONX, NEVV YORK COLONIAL BEACH, VIRGINIA IVIARTHA IRENE MARTIN IIILLSVILLE, VIRGINIA N591 KATIE MCGUIRE CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA BEE HIVE PENNY MELLOTT ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA MARAIAYNE MIDIIIFF RADFORD, VIRGINIA MARIE MITCHELL BASSETT, VIRGINIA ALMA JEAN NOLAN ROSE'I-IILL, VIRGINIA DELORES OULETTE MCLEAN, VIRGINIA I Juniors NANCY R. PAFFORD SUGAR GROVE, VIRGINIA CORA PARCELL ROCKY MOUNT, VIRGINIA MAXINE PARISH HURLEY, VIRGINIA IRMA PARKER WAKEFIELD, VIRGINIA JANE PORTERFIELD NEVVPORT, VIRGINIA I70I SARA PDRTERFIELD VICKER, VIRGINIA ELSIE PULLIAM SEVEN MILE FORD, VIRGINIA ANN PURCELL SOUTII BOSTON, VIRGINIA RUBY RAMSEY SANDY LEVEL, VIRGINIA JUNE RATCLIFFE ABINGDON, VIRGINIA FGRTY-SEVE BRENDA REID HOADLY, VIRGINIA BETTY JEAN RICI-IIE OAKYVOOD, VIRGINIA VEDA K. RICHMOND EXVING, VIRGINIA EMILY RYBURN M EADOWVI EVV, VIRGINIA DORIS SCALES WOOLVVINE, VIRGINIA Juniors BETTY ANNE SEAVER RADFORD, VIRGINIA UNA SHARP IVANIIOE, VIRGINIA FREIDA SIMIWS coIvIERs ROCK, VIRGINIA ANNA B. SLEMP IIIG s'roNE GAP, VIRGINIA EVELYN SLOANE MIDDLESBORO, KENTUCKY I71I ANNA JEAN SMITH CLEVE LAND, VIRGINIA JEAN E. SMITH ARARAT, VIRGINIA JUNE SMITH COVINGTON, VIRGINIA MARGARET SNUFFER CHRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA ANNE SPIERS RAIJFORD, VIRGINIA BEE HIVE EMMA ANNE STAFFORD BERTON, VIRGINIA MAGGIE TI-IURMAN RADFORD, VIRGINIA DOROTHY VAN VLEEK SOUTH NORFOLK, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA WALL CAMBRIA, VIRGINIA POLLY WATTS c'HARLO'I'TEsVII.LE, VIRGINIA I I Juniors DOROTHY WHEELER GIBSON STATION, VIRGINIA LOIS WHEELER GIBSON STATION, VIRGINIA JANE WHITE TAPPAI-IANNOCK, VIRGINIA LILLIAN WHITTAKER STAFFORDSVILLE, VIRGINIA MARIE WILLIAMS SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA I72I EVELYN WILSON RURAL RETREAT, VIRGINIA SARAH WOLFE RADFORD, VIRGINIA SIBYL WOODFORD HUDDLESTO N, VIRGINIA MARY WORSHAM ROSEDALE, VIRGINIA 5 5 E I Around the Clock 55522 E1 f -,QJ 'Xl m v MARX Q, ly QEX Q , M N V 'LQ xf 'lq Q i X x VIARIAM DORMAN MARIAN NIILLER FRANCES PENLEY lVl1ss XALXRREN .... . . .Spomor Sophomore Qfficers - 'J CLASS GWENDOLYN VVARD. . . ...... President ,X Donofrny PACE ..... ...... If ice P1-erident lh1ADGE EPPERSON. . . .... Secrfmry-Treafurer l MARY GARTPI ............. .......... R eportfr ALMA RECTOR . iw lWA1u GRAHAM ENGLEMAN ' ' ' ' Student Cfmflf lr A Reprermztatives Y . . .lllarrhczlx N As we walked up the hill September 17th, there was quite a different feeling from that of last year. At that time we had been rather bewildered, not knowing exactly where to goior to whom we could turn. For many of us that was the first time we had found ourselves in an entirely new environrnentg and we were wonder- ing just how we could find our own place in college. This year we were greeted with an overwhelming sense of familiarity. It was wonderful to see our beautiful campus again, to greet friends whom we had not seen for three months and to see our professors again. Oh, yes, there were some changes, but they were nice ones. For instance, it really seemed strange to walk into our dormitory rooms and see the double-decker beds. Although we were doubtful at first, this arrangement proved to be quite satisfactory.. It was not only fun but also good training in learning to live and cooperate with others. , i We were delighted to have Miss Babe Warren for our class sponsor' again this year. The Weeks flew by, and before we knew it, it was almost time to say good-bye again. This was sad because we knew some of our friends would not be back with us again next year. However, we shall always cherish the memories of our associ- ations with all the girls of Radford College in all her beauty. I BEE HIVE NARVIE ADAMS JAVA, VIRGINIA SUSIE BELLE ALBERT MCCOY, VIRGINIA Sophomores LOUISE BEVINS MAVISDALE, VIRGINIA NEMOMI BEVINS MAVISDALE, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH ALDERMAN JEANETTE BLACK PULASKI, VIRGINIA RADFORD, VIRGINIA JEAN ANDERSON ANNA JEAN BLANKENSHIP CHATHAM, VIRGINIA NANCY ATKINS FRIES, VIRGINIA MARY AUSTIN RADEORD, VIRGINIA KEEN MOUNTAIN, VIRGINIA CHRISTINE BOBBETI' GALAX, VIRGINIA EULA LEE BOND MONETA, VIRGINIA I 76 RUTH BOWEN POUNDING MILL, VIRGINIA AVERY BRYANT FRIES, VIRGINIA HILDA CALDERON AQUADILLA, PUERTO RICO ANNE CAMPBELL LEBANON, VIRGINIA DORIS CAMPBELL LEBANON, VIRGINIA PHYLLIS CAMPBELL ROANOKE, VIRGINIA BETTY CARDEN RADFORD, VIRGINIA IO CARDINAI, ONTARIO, CANADA MILDRED CARDOZA NEW YORK, NEW YORK MARY LOU CARR POPLAR IIILL, VIRGINIA MARY SUE CARTER WI-IITETGII, VIRGINIA ELSIE CATRON RADFGRD, VIRGINIA FORTY-SEVE M... RUBY CHILDRESS JEWEL RIDGE, VIRGINIA COLLEEN CLEEK RICHMOND, VIRGINIA LENORE COMPTON GRUNDY, VIRGINIA EDITH CONWELL STONEY CREEK, VIRGINIA PAULINE COX PREMIER, WEST VIRGINIA MARY GRACE CRENSHAW MEADOWVIEYV, VIRGINIA BILLEE CRESS DANA DIBRELL GENEVIEVE LEE DOWNER APPALACI-IIA, VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA GORDONSVILLE, VIRGINIA BETTY LOU CROMER BERNICE LOVE DISHMON MARY JANE DUDLEY CIIRISTIANSDURG, VIRGINIA PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA DUBLIN, VIRGINIA MARTHA ANNE CROWE LESLIE JOY DISHMON LOLA EARL GLADII SPRING, VIRGINIA PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA HILTON VILLAGE, VIRGINIA JEAN CULBERTSON GLENNA DOLLINGER DELLA ROSE ECHOLS NICKELSVILLE, VIRGINIA CHILHOVVIE, VIRGINIA PEMBROKE, VIRGINIA BETTY JO DEEL LORETTA DOMITELLI HAZEL EDWARDS HERALD, VIRGINIA BUFFALO, NEW YORK VVOODLAWN, VIRGINIA WALSIE DELONG MIRIAM DORMAN MARY GRAHAM ENGLEMAN WIIITEWOOD, VIRGINIA PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA FREDRICK HALL, VIRGINIA T771 BEE HI E SI. I- I IACQUELINE EVANS ONANCOCK, VIRGINIA DARLENE FANNING RADFORD, VIRGINIA NANNIE FARMER NEWVS FERRY, VIRGINIA CATHERINE FARRAR SOUTH HILL, VIRGINIA MARIE FLETCHER ROCKVILLE CENTER, NEW YORK LORENE F RAZIER FRIES, VIRGINIA RUTH GALLOWAY PI-IILLIS HALL WILLIE IVIARIE HINKLE RADFORD, VIRGINIA RADFORD, VIRGINIA PENNINGTON GAP, VIRGINIA MARY GARTH BETTY ANNE HAMILTON GLORIA HOULARIES CIIERITON, VIRGINIA CIIRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA STANARDSVILLE, VIRGINIA JOAN GRAHAM DUBLIN, VIRGINIA MADGE GRAHAWI RADEORIJ, VIRGINIA CAROLYN GYVYN CHATIIMI IIILL, VIRGINIA ROSELLA I-IACKEDY DAMASCUS, VIRGINIA 78 BETTY JANE HANGER STAUNTON, VIRGINIA ANN HARMON EMPORIA, VIRGINIA LOIS HENDERSON IIoI.sToN, VIRGINIA PEGGY Jo HILL FALLS MILL, VIRGINIA PEGGY HUNEYCUTT APPALACHIA, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA HYLTON I-III.LsvII.I.E, VIRGINIA CAROLYN INGRAM BASSETT, VIRGINIA ANTONIA IRIZARRY AIIIONITO, PUERTO RICO FORTY-SEVEN MARY ELIZABETH JESSEE CLEVELAND, VIRGINIA BETTY JO JETT HI LLSVILLE, VIRGINIA CAROLY N JOHNSON INDEPENDENCE, VIRGINIA BETSY RUTH JONES RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA RACHEL JONES DRY FORK, VIRGINIA BEI I Y JEAN KEEL JONESVILLE, VIRGINIA Sophomores IVIARGARET KERNS GOSHEN, VIRGINIA JANET KEYSER STANLEY, VIRGINIA DELLA KING DUBLIN, VIRGINIA FRANCES KNOWLES CIIRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA IVIARY LOU LAMM ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA HELEN LANDIS PULASKI, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA LARGE ABINGDON, VIRGINIA MARIE JUNE LAWRENCE 79 PILOT, VIRGINIA MARY ANNE LEWIS HICKORY, VIRGINIA SALLY LITTRELL RADFORD, VIRGINIA KATHERINE LLOYD GOODVIEW, VIRGINIA IWARY LONARDELLI STERLING, VIRGINIA JEWELL LUCAS KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE ELLEN MARSICO ROANOKE, VIRGINIA KAY MARTIN ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA FRANCES MATTHEWS GALAX, VIRGINIA MILDRED MCCRADY DAIIAscUs, VIRGINIA BETTY LOU MOGINNIS BOISSEVAIN, VIRGINIA BEE HIVE ROSA ELLA MCNEW CLINCHEURG, VIRGINIA HARRIET MESSICK PARKSLEY, VIRGINIA MARIAN MILLER AMIIERST, VIRGINIA MILDRED MORIN PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA SARA NOELL MILDRED PARRISH SAIVBVIY LOU POWERS WYTHEVILLE, VIRGINIA IIURLEY, VIRGINIA CLEVELAND, VIRGINIA AMY OAKES MARY ANNE PATTERSON FREIDA PRICE BLAIRS, VIRGINIA HELEN OGLESBY DRAPER, VIRGINIA MERCEDES ORELLANA CAMAGUEY, CUBA ISABELLE MOTTESHEARD DOROTHY PACE RADFORD, VIRGINIA RIDGEWAY, VIRGINIA IRMA NEELY MARY LOUISE PAGE DUFFIELD, VIRGINIA GREAT NECK, L. I., NEW YORK ISOI ROCKY MOUNT, VIRGINIA ELLA MAE PATTON SPEEDWELL, VIRGINIA MARY LEE PASLEY MONETA, VIRGINIA FRANCES PENLEY GATE CITY, VIRGINIA KATHRY N PHIPPS CLINCHBURG, VIRGINIA GLADE SPRING, VIRGINIA KATHRYN PRILLAMAN BASSETT, VIRGINIA BE! I Y PURCELL s'r. PAUL, VIRGINIA KATE PURCELL SOUTH BOSTON, VIRGINIA NELDA RAIVISEY ROANOKE, VIRGINIA FORTY-SEVEN JUNE E. RATCLIFFE GRUNDY, VIRGINIA ALMA RECT OR RICHMOND, VIRGINIA LOIS REICI-I Sophomores NANCY LEE ROBERTSON YVONNE SAULSBURY MARTINSVILLE, VIRGINIA VVI LMI NGTON, DELANVARE RUTH ROBINSON WOODLAWN, VIRGINIA FLORENCE SCHIVIIDT BUFFALO, NEYV YORK MAXIE ROOP MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT CHARLENE SIMPSON RADFORD, VIRGINIA BETH SIPHERS EAST STONE GAP, VIRGINIA MARY ANNE SNIDOW EDENTON, NORTI-I CAROLINA JONESVILLE, VIRGINIA GREENBUSII, VIRGINIA PEMRROKE, VIRGINIA MAYBELLINE RICHARDSON SARAH ROSENBAUIXI JEAN SEWELL PEGGY STANLEY SPARTA, NORTH CAROLINA GLADE SPRING, VIRGINIA JONESVILLE, VIRGINIA ROCKY MOUNT, VIRGINIA CELESTE RIVERA , IVIABEL RUIZ FRANCES SHUFFLEBARGER CATHERINE STOAKES CAGUAS, PUERTO Rrco AQUADILLA, PUERTO Rico CIIRISTIANSEURG, VIRGINIA CHILIIOXVIE, VIRGINIA GENEVA ROBERSON MIRLA SANTISTEBAN SARA SILVERS DELORES SUTPHIN POUND, VIRGINIA SANTURCE, PUERTO RICO RADFORD, VIRGINIA WILLIS, VIRGINIA ISII BEE HIVE AL' il I-X , Sophomores BILLIE TABOR ' BLUIIFIELD, VIRGINIA MARILYN TAYMAN FALLS GHUIICII, VIRGINIA CORINNA THOMAS FERRUM, VI RGINIA IRENE UMBARGER WYTHEVILLE, VIRGINIA NADINE WALLEN POUND, VIROINIA GWYNDOLYN WARD LOUISA, VIRGINIA COLEEN WEAVER WV!-IITETOP, VIRGINIA BETTY LOU WINCHESTER BONNY BLUE, VIRGINIA BOBBY JO WILSON HILLSVILLE, VIRGINIA LILLIAN PEARL VVILSON GALAX, VIRGINIA LILLIE N. WILSON ILADFORD, VIRGINIA IRENE WRIGHT LONDON BRIDGE, VIRGINIA MARY VESTA YOUNG, CIIRISTIANSBURG, VIRGINIA I82I Do You Remember . . . ? if ww fx f'-'KN gl f-X 5 LQ ' f-'xx N...-I X-nn, J W HDSVESJE 40 ! gl. K 3 -...-. X fx Z QQ ff v J W in l f fffffWf , 113 A 1 g lffrfy 5 f M90 if 3 C9 XL3 'L Freshman Officers f CLASS i of 1 NIARIE REYNOLDS. .... ....... P reriderit SALLY CALDWELL. .... .... . . . Vice Prerident BARBARA CAVICCI .... .... S ecretary- Treasurer O 2 RUTH Covnv. ..... ..,....... R eporter A PEGGY BOWMAN . . .Marxlzalr CAROL HARDY CAROL BABER , JEANNE NIAYNARD , . . Student Courtczl ONETA STANLEY Repreferztatwer MRS. PATTERSON. ..,..................Spom'or The Freshman Class of 1946-1947 will have been pleasant memories of their green year. The momentous occasions which we all enjoyed during Freshman Week made us feel at home on the campus. ' 'We shall never forget our tours, parties in the dorm, teas, banquets, and the Freshman dance. Our long, rugged highway was made easier by faculty members and ourjunior Counsel- ors. Their friendly and helpful guidance brought us closer to our college environment. Being the largest Freshman Class in many years made us feel the importance of our organization. . Many Freshmen were honored by invitations to the V. P. I. formal dances. 'These were among the top-ranking events that filled the special pages of our diaries. At the close of this eventful year as Freshmen, we are anticipating another just as great when we become Sophomores at Radford College. BEE HIVE Q . Q I i MARY ADAMS Radford, Virginia BEATRICE ALLEN Richlands, Virginia LOUISE ALLEN Radford, Virginia JULIA ALMEYDA San Sebastian, Puerto JANICE ANDREWS Radford, Virginia KATHRYN ANDREWS Pulaski, Virginia HELEN ASEURY Zenia, Ohio LINDA ASHBY Warrenton, Virginia v Rico ' Freshmen CAROLE BABER Arlington, Virginia NIARGARET ANN BAKER Pound, Virginia BETTY RUTH BALEs Rose Hill, Virginia VIRGINIA BALL Norfolk, Virginia EVELYN BARKER Abingdon, Virginia GAY NELL BEAMER Radford, Virginia WILMA Jo BEDSAUL Woodlawn, Virginia NILDA BETANCOURT Canobanas, Puerto Rico DELORES BLANCHARD Portsmouth, Virginia IVIILDRED BLEVINS Galax, Virginia JOAN BOLLING Lebanon, Virginia ETHLYN BOND Nickelsville, Virginia LEOLA BOWLING Blackwater, Virginia PEGGY BOWMAN Mt. Jackson, Virginia HELEN BROOKS Plasterco, Virginia MARY JANE BROOKS Abingdon, Virginia MARTHA CALHOUN, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA i861 Lois Bxosrus Washington, D. C. RETIIA BROWNING Lebanon, Virginia WANDALENE BURCHET1' Abingdon, Virginia WINNIE Busn Ewing, Virginia YVONNE BUSH Petersburg, Virginia JEANNE BYRD Roanoke, Virginia MARIAN CALDWELL New Castle, Virginia SALLY CALDWELL New Castle, Virginia FCRTY-SEVE viii? NANCY CALHOUN Norfolk, Virginia MARY EVELYN CARDWELL Newport News, Virginia WYNONA CARTER Skipwith, Virginia BETTY CAUDLE Wilcoc, West Virginia VIRGINIA CAVALLE Hollidays Cove, West Virg BARBARA CAVICCIII Whitman, Niassachusetts RUTH CTIEERS Saltville, Virginia MARY CHILDRESS Richmond, Virginia 13 g Freshmen BEULAH CHITYVOOD Sylvatus, Virginia LOUISE CLARKE Lexington, Virginia MARTIIA ANN CLAYTON Portsmouth, Virginia MARIORIE Cook Falls Mills, Virginia Lois COPENHAVER inia Crockett, Virginia AMELIA COSTAS Lynchburg, Virginia RUTH COVEY Snowville, Virginia EDITH COX Galax, Virginia RUTH Cox Willis, Virginia BETTY Jo CREASEY Galax, Virginia BARBARA ANN CRESS Norfolk, Virginia MARY Jo CRIGGER johnson City, Tennessee BETTY CRocI-:ETT Bishop, Virginia .IANICE CROUSE Pound, Virginia MABLE CROUSE Whitehead, North Carolina BETTY DAvIs Nimrod Hill, Virginia ANNA FERRELL, Belspring, Virginia 871 REXENE DAVIS Galax, Virginia BARBARA JEAN DAWSON Heathsville, Virginia GUYANNE DoTsoN Toms Creek, Virginia BARBARA DUNNIGAN Washington, D. C. MARIE EDWARDS Woodlawn, Virginia HILDA FARTHING Sutherlin, Virginia FRANCES FELTS Galax, Virginia ADA FERRELL Belspring, Virginia BEE HIVE SHIRLEY FISH Radford, Virginia SHIRLEY FLAHERTY Arlington, Virginia NINA FLOM Boones Mill, Virginia MARJORIE FORT Evanston, Ohio NYDIA FILANCESCHINI Gyanilla, Puerto Rico' JULIA ALICIA FRAU Aybayamon, Puerto R I'IELEN GANAS Lexington, Virginia MARJORIE GARDNER Suffolk, Virginia Freshmen Lors GENTRY Pound, Virginia NANCY GEORGE Lovettsville, Virginia BETTY GILBERT Dryden, Virginia JAYNE GILL Orange, Virginia MILDRED GILI,lLAND Radford, Virginia JEAN GILLISPIE ico Swords Creek, Virginia VIRGINIA GoRN'ro Norfolk, Virginia COLLEN GROGAN Ridgeway, Virginia MARY CRAIG HIGGINS, l 88 l CAROLE GROSECLOSE Williamson, West Virginia DOROTIiY GUILLIARIS Calloway, Virginia RosA HADEN Red Oak, Virginia BERYLI2 HAGY Abingdon, Virginia Jo HALL - Floyd, Virginia :KATIE HALL Altavista, Virginia' CAROLYN HAMA! Montvale, Virginia BETTY HAMMONDS Plasterco, Virginia Galax, Virginia f JEAN HAMPTON Galax, Virginia CARROLL HARDY Victoria, Virginia CAROLYN HARRIS Portsmouth, Virginia BURDELL HEAROLD Irvington, Virginia DONNA I'IECKARD Washington, D. C. LLEVAINE HENDERSON Warrenton, Virginia IVIYRIAM HERRERA Aquadilla, Puerto Ric GERALDINE HIGGINS O Silver Lake, Massachusetts FORTY-SEVE RUTH I-IODOE Hot Springs, Virginia JEAN HOLLINS Buckner, Virginia NELL JO LIONEYCUTT NVOodlawn, Virginia BTLLTE HOUSE Lebanon, Virginia LOVE ITIOVVLETT Nlax Nleaclows, Virginia MARGARET LIOWLETT Glade Spring, Virginia SABRA HUMPHREY Pulaski, Virginia DOllO'I'HY HUTCIIINSON Tappahannock, Virginia Freshmen ESTIIER LEE INGRAM Bassett, Virginia LIAECELINE JACKSON Pulaski, Virginia NANCY JACKSON Pulaski, Virginia NELL JESSEE Cleveland, Virginia ANITA JONES Onancock, Virginia REBECCA JONES Arlington, Virginia PHYLLIS JOY Brookneal, Virginia CLEO IQENDRICK Chatham, Virginia BETTY KEISTEE Radford, Virginia JOY KING Henry, Virginia Lois KISEP. Lebanon, Virginia DEMATRIS ZKITTINGER Salem, Virginia lX41LDEEn KNOBLOCK Floyd, Virginia RIGMOE KOCK Copenhagen, Denmark GRACE :KYLE Woodlawn, Virginia COTY LANG Charlottesville, Virginia BETTY LIPPS, Wise, Virginia 89 DIANA LAWRENCE Pilot, Virginia ELLEN LEE Harrisonburg, Virginia HATTIE LEE Emporia, Virginia GERALDINE LEFFEL Shawvers Nlill, Virginia :KATHLEEN LESTER Grundy, Virginia PEGGY LESTER Rich Creek, Virginia ANNE CAROL LEWIS lVIelfa, Virginia NELL LINEBERRY Galax, Virginia V? BEE HIVE an ras M M 'Ii- A an mm X ri E 3 sjiim ' 'Tm if .-,-...a..,...L ML... CARMEN Loi-ERENA Aguadilla, Puerto Rico DEAN LoWE Pearisburg, Virginia MARY ELIZABETH LUCAS Radford, Virginia EMILY LYELL Farnham, Virginia CECILIA QMAIER Roanoke, Virginia CLARA NIAIER - Roanoke, Virginia PEGGY NIASON Exmore, Virginia ANNE MATTHEWS Galax, Virginia Freshmen NIILDRED MA'FTHEWS Radford, Virginia JEAN lVIAYNARD Sharps, Virginia FAITH MCDONAIID Alexandria, Virginia MARGARET MCKEE Glade Spring, Virginia FRANCES lVICQUAGGE Bay Harbor, Florida JEAN MCSHERRY Clifton Forge, Virgin ISABELLE NIEEK Burlcs Garden, Virginia ELSIE LAENENDEZ Caguas, Puerto Rico Lors PARCELL, Rocky ANN MERRICK Callands, Virginia JEAN MILLER Unionville, Virginia ELSIE VIRGINIA MINOR Hopewell, Virginia LENORA MITCIIELL Union Hall, Virginia JEANETTE MOORE Radford, Virginia HELEN Moss Danville, Virginia JANE .NIULLIN Emmerton, Virginia VIVIAN lVlURPHY Damascus, Virginia Nlount, Virginia an A me BETTY MYERS Radford, Virginia ELIZABETH ANNE NEEL Shawvers Nlill, Virginia NANCY NEEL Sliawvers Mill, Virginia MARY NEWVLAND Lynchburg, Virginia HIELEN NICHOLS lvloneta, Virginia JUNE OGLESBY Jacksonville, Florida SUSANNE OLIVER Drexel Hill, Pennsylvan DOROTHY ORR Galax, Virginia F RTY-SEVEN DOROTI-IY REESE PARKER Walteiield, Virginia KATHLEEN PARKER Laurel Bloomery, Tennessee ELIZABETH PARSONS Alexandria, Virginia MARJORIE PASLEY Union Hall, Virginia IEANETTE PEARSON Portsmouth, Virginia ILA JANE PERDUE Redwood, Virginia MARIAN PETERS Pocomoke, Nlarylancl IVIINNIE LOU PIIILLIPS Dugspur, Virginia MARY VIRGINIA SOMMERS, Freshmen AGNES PORTER Speedwell, Virginia MARILYN POSTON Arlington, Virginia MARTHA IANE PRICE Salem, Virginia JOAN QUILLEN Ft. Blackmore, Virginia NIARGARET ANN RADISEY Vfoodbridge, Virginia IRENE REEVES Independence, Virginia BETTY REID Ardmore, Virginia MARGARET RENZ Norfolk, Virginia Gordonsville, Virginia l91l DEXTER REYNOLDS Danville, Virginia MARIE REYNOLDS New Castle, Virginia MARY FRANCES RICE Portsmouth, Virginia BEVERLY RINGER VVOrcester, Massachusetts lVlARCELLA ROBBINS Duiiield, Virginia I'il-ENRETTA ROBERTS Ridgeway, Virginia ERALDINE ROBERTSON Glade Hill, Virginia GLENN ROGERS Blairs, Virginia GERALDINE RUSHING Radford, Virginia LILLIAN SCOTT Radford, Virginia MURIEL SIIELTON Buckner, Virginia MARTHA SHULL Bridgewater, Virginia ANNE SILVERMAN Tacoma Park, Maryland BETTY SIMMONS Arlington, Virginia MARY ELIZABETH SISSON Shawsville, Virginia ROSE LEE SMITI-I Meredithville, Virginia :KATHLEEN SOWERS, Fancy Gap Virginia BEE HIVE RUBY SPAIN Richmond, Virginia MARJORIE STALLINGS Norfolk, Virginia ONETA STANLEY Laurel Fork, Virginia CATHERINE STINNETT Maxwell, Virginia DOROTHY STRADER Radford, Virginia MARIORIE ANN TAYLOR Healing Springs, Virginia ' VIOLA TIIoIvmsoN Hillsville, Virginia LOUISE TOLER Freshmen VICTORIA TREMARCO Newark, New Jersey BETTY TRIBLE Broad Run, Virginia ANNE TURLINGTON Norfolk, Virginia LILI.IE TURNER Bassett, Virginia lV.liARIANNE TURNER Radford, Virginia VIRGINIA TURPIN Bedford, Virginia IXLEENE UINIBERGER Wytheville, Virginia THELMA JEAN VAss Gretna, Virginia Coalwood, West Virginia FLO WRIGHT, Radford, Virginia MARIA 92 ELIZABETH VIA Bassett, Virginia DORIS VVADDELL Clifton Forge, Virginia 1VIARY LEE WAGGY lVoodbridge, Virginia LILLIAN WALLACE iVarrenton, Virginia REBECCA WAI.LACE Cleveland, Virginia IDA lXClAE WARD Townsend, Virginia LAVERNA W ESTON Radford, Virginia OPAL WHARTON Nlarion, Virginia VERA WIHIITLOCK ' Floyd, Virginia EVANGELINE WIIITT Roanoke, Virginia NANCY WHITWORTII Montvalc, Virginia DOROTl'1Y WIESRIAN Vienna, Virginia I'IELEN WILLIAMS Gate City, Virginia BOBBY WILSON Dublin, Virginia DoRoTIIY Woon Radford, Virginia NANCY Woon Vifoolwine, Virginia NNE WRIGHT, Lyncliburg, Virginia l V Q H N am :j: .j:1' i 'Q -L 2 R H W . ,, H 1 fi - A - ?' '.. - w -H H H SH L M H H .22 sf H - A 'I? .f.i:...f ':sfr ,W5f f Eiffai:-1 -W A,' -- ' H Q E H H E 2 Z 5 H H H H . E Q 5 E 3 't:.:sfa 1 wg? H 1 35' zgz 3.3 B W I. E Es w 5 A ' fri: gpm mgfww mf, rr 9 ----aa E M Esgwggmvgr m y 555 H' Fw 1 VW W3W'WmEElEiW'L ' 553. mifyw--X24 ,mrgggy C X ww ww H W 5 ?' si wa nf ss sw Nm- 2 M A ngswmu H-ann-r E -M1 xx m Sfm- ss 1 H - Msn ss-. mf mu, x mu mvx- W nm,-. as H gm ss S zu Spring - Summer - Fall - Winter ln presenting our organizations, the Cotillion and German clubs, and the other groups with all their delightful social activities, We would note in this connec- tion for the reader of our historical sketch, a romance of other days in the old Southwest, of days when the Revolution sailed the seas: John Floyd, appointed from Nlontgomery to captain a privateer against the British, bade fond farewell to his afiianced Jane Buchanan of Drapers Meadows, and set sail from the Chesapeake on the Phoenix to prey on British commerce. Capturing a rich prize laden with silk, he put back to Virginia, hoping to deliver one choice part of the cargo to the girl he left behind. Overtaken by the British before malding port, Floyd, prize, and all, were delivered to England, whence, later released, he made his way to the friendly quarters of Franklin in Paris, secured a pair of jeweled slippers for the girl back home, a scarlet wedding coat for himself! and arrived at Drapers Meadows just in time to thwart parental plans for bestowing the daughter's hand on a less adventurous knight. Upon marrying, John Floyd and Jane Buchanan moved to the Kentucky frontier, where, after founding the city of Louisville, the famous fighter, brilliant target in his scarlet coat, finally fell victim to an Indian ambush. But John Floyd left a son, another John, to return to old Montgomery to become one of her most distinguished citizens and governor of the state. 3. ORC-IAN ZATIONS Ingles Ferry, historic homesite in old Montgomery, and famous New River crossing of the Kentucky road SNOW SCENE-LIBRARY .Y,,,ff BEE HIVE Honor Council MoTTo: Let uf prexerve truth, juxtice, and righteousness OFFICERS i EDNA LOFTUS ......... .. . ........... ............ P restdefnt DOROTHY VAN VLEEK .... ......... V ice President MARY ELIZA HOWELL .... ..... S ecretary- Treasurer MARY LEE PASLEY ......., ..... ............ R e porter Miss JOSEPHINE STEWART. . . .............. ........... S ponsor MEMBERS EDITH CARPER PENNY MELLOTT DOROTHY CARTER EDNA LoF'rUs JANE PAINTER MARY ELIZA HOWELL MISS JOSEPHINE STEWART MARY LEE PASLEY VIRGINIA LARGE DOROTHY VANXQVLEEK 1 ways boom wink-h as grvnm umm sl ls 1.-girly Eppiavr-his mf, li nt some 'numnny ui-ewes' in nur lysis L illlllla. LH, 'JULIL I x M Ellalllihf ,ll ORTY-SEVEN I FTOW' 1947 .long u Il I L snr I r X11 of u vm 1 Dui earl-2? n 'g21'uul:'uE Gropurchot was sinus: Ll The aims of the Grapu1'rlmt, student newspaper of Radford College, are to print the news of the college in an impartial and unprejudiced manner, to depict in writing the life and spirit of the campus, and to promote unity through the medium of print. A bi-monthly publication, the Grapurchat is headed by Miss Virginia W'all, editor, and Miss Lanora Geissler, editorial advisor. lVIiss Ruby Nlitchell, business manager of the publication, is assisted by Mr. John Overbey, business advisor. l97l VIRGINIA WALL. . . .......... Edztor LANORA GEISSLER .... . . .Editorial Adwfor RUBY MITCIIELL. . . . .Burinexs .Manager JOHN VV. OVERBEY. . . . . .Bfzuiozerr Admfor w 1' Nu' LA: J ming, kd ,wg 3 H , H 1 f ' W. A an m E Q - 5 , I z BETSY Ross WAID. , . KITTY TRIMBLE ..... . , ,a , ., , w 1 me BEE HIVE i 5 is T3 Coti I I ion Club , ..... President ANNE SPIERS. . . . Vice President SUE LOCKLEAR. . . I981 Y 5 2' E S N L N i 2 1 -5 Secretary Treafvcrev' ss mn a w ms E. ww. nm H Q4 QV Tm ss x-:ess Property Manager N EIN Sponsor BEE HIVE Germon Club OFFICERS RENNIE SUE SAVAGE ..., ............ .,.. . . Preridevzt Aucis THORP ,....... .... I 'itz Prefident PETIE LUNDY .... . , .... Secretary JUDY INC-RAM ..... .... . . Trearurer EVELYN Biuicev . . . ........... Reporter PENNY MELLo'rr . . . .... Parliamcntariavz Our year of German Club activities began with a new gust of enthusiasm first centered as our Princess and The Pirate rush party. German Club pirates were seen capturing campus princesses for a pirate celebration in the S. A. B. Treasure, loot and mutineers awaited their arrival in this secluded hideout. Then came November and with it our Neptune Ball. David jones nodded approval as King Neptune reigned over a coral kingdom of shimmering merrnaids, silver fish, and sealand fantasy. Visions of swaying seaweed and deepsea Wonders still linger in our memories. But the year moves on and with it our thoughts to our freshman rush party. All of our favorite comic strips come to life in their absurd and amusing dress. How We gazed in astonishment at the parade of comic land personalities! Swiftly the months passed and April was here with its greatly anticipated Mardi Gras. Who could help but fondly recall its riotous, lighthearted gaiety that swirled us into bubbling moods of laughter, surprise, and merriment. This year we crowned Amelia Costess queen of our third Mardi Gras. So passed one of our happiest years not soon to be forgotten. Dancing couples-formal dresses -exchanging dances-the orchestras' slow music-we will always remember. Miss ERCELLE BENNETT Spovzxor l100:l l CDRTY-SEVE ,, 1, I f I .. ....,. e ..,. I -X iii ,, ,,., 5.1: W g ?2 a r X ,2 ., xi? as '-I ,Ei if li if H ' f U, S NANCY BAKER EVELYN BRACY MINNETTA CHARLTON MARGARET CLARK VIRGINIA CONNER HELEN DAY ELEANOR EDGAR RUTH ANN GODBEY CLARA GRAYBEAL MARX' KATHERINE GRooM N R 4 A A ,I ,ff I MA mafia M A-Am x A DORIS HALE MARX' ELIZA HONVELI. CAROLYN INGRAM Junv INGRAM MARY ELIZABETH JESSE BARBARA ANN LENVIS ESVELL Lucus ETIE LUNDY MARGARITA MALDONADO REBECCA MARTIN f101j E: -f I A W B N - A i .K 3. ff I U Q, .fx ,QA I , Q .f , fi E5 I JI I. I 1 v I I PENNY MELI.OTT HARRIET MESSICK ISABELLE Mo1'TEsI-IEARD AMY OAKES JANE PAINTER MARY LEE PASLEY DORIS ANN POLAND MOZELLE PORTER SARA PQRTERFIELD ALICIA RENTAS AWA RENNIE SUE SAVAGE MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT BETTY ANN SEAVIER PEGGY STANLEY - ,ALICE THORPE DOROTHY VAN VLEER Bonnv Joy: WILsoN INQI Picluredy ONEIDA WALTERS - BEE HIVE Alpha Sigma Alpha A l OFFTCERS RUTH ANN GODBY .,....... . . . P1-exident MAYME KATHERINE MCCOY. . . . . Vice Prerident Lols ANN CURRIN. . . Secretary DOROTHY CARTER. . . . . . T'reaJurer MOZELLE PORTER. . . . . .Editor NADINE BLEVINS ......... . Chaplain MRS. JEAN BIRD EINSTEIN. . . .Spomor PENNY MELLOTT .... . . . . . .Regirtrar Thirty lively Alpha girls returned to Radford campus with prospects for a glorious year. Naturally, our thoughts turned to the lovely upper classmen and fall rushing. For one gala night the rushees enjoyed a colorful fiesta of Old Mexico. As a result, ten interesting girls were pledged to our sorority. During the year, we always look forward to our social calendar, but 'this year our Founder's Day Banquet and Dance on November Igth, at the Governor Tyler Hotel, will linger with us for many months to come. just before Christmas holidays, Santa payed a visit to our Chapter room where he distributed gifts and enjoyed coffee and doughnuts. There goes our girlish figures! l l Freshmen rushing, the most exciting time of the year, filled our days with happiness. Our rushees were entertained with our traditional Cover Girl party. As the year drew to a close, blue jeans, plaid shirts, food, food, and more food became the order of the day as we left for our cabin party on Little River. This was our last large social function. With our best wishes and lasting love, we bid our gracious sponsor, Mrs. Jean B. Einstein, and our beloved Chapter a fondqfarewell, until we meet again. Then, too, in reminiscent mood we remember those who will not be with us again next year-those who have worked and contributed to our well-being through the years. To them, we extend our love and wishes for great success in the world which they are about to face. n X if as I is K s sz W is .1 s 5 i-is is 'si W ...WH sg - 1 M is N my nary :M at - E W s xl is V E Z- as I is V -.f ' i : U 1.4 B me ,. m E me . is S e s E H ,- B P2 5-A hw i-igw X Q W a gixsismx Mass- H B 5 NEW H- bm :ix XFN il ' am - say. W I P. G was E S ga Ejmsgsjg-M-5. Q .s sms slew ,- is E 4 ai we s a s. rm sea so t'gr'H Y. LH rift' s F fx rm 5 is . is cc amiga! sg M Q a 5 A s as 5 . Sas :WWW is 5 s EHR as WAV HAH Q SSN ' n f102l F RTY-SEVEN NANCY BAKER NADINE .BLEVINS DOIlOTI-IY CARTER BILLIE CRESS JANE CUNNINGIIAM LOIS ANN CURRIN NIARIAM DORINIAN JEAN DRAPEII MARY JANE DUDLEY MRS. JEAN BIRD EINSTEIN DARLENE FANNING RUTII ANN GODBEY BETTY Jo JETT ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON JEWELL LUCAS ACIAYME KATIiERINE MCCOY KATIE MCGUIRE PENNY NIELLOTT ISABELLE MOTTESIIEARD SARA N OELL AMY OAKES DOROTHY PACE IRMA PARKER DORIS ANN POLAND IVIOZELLE PORTER GERALDINE POTTER FRIEDA PRICE MARY JIM RAMSEY ALMA RECTOR Lols REICH GENEVA ROBERTSON JEAN SEWELL FRIEDA SIMMS BETH SIPHERS SARA STICKLEY IVIARILYN TAYMEN VEDA K. RICHMOND MARIE wVILLIAMS SYBIL XVOODFORD BEE HIVE Sigma Sigma Sigma OFFICERS JANE PAINTER. . . ...... President ANNE BENNETT. . . ....... Vice President RUBY RAMSEY ........ .... R ecording Secretary DOROTHY VAN VLEEK .... . . .Cowefpomiing Secretary RENNIE SUE SAVAGE. . . ............ Treamrer BRENDA REID ....... . . .Keeper of Grader Miss LANORA GE1ssLER Sponror There will be many fond memories of the year of ,47 as the strains of My Tri Sigma Girl drift through our minds. Of all Tri Sigma Belov'd, Jane found her own Tri Sigma IVlan for, I guess, Sentimental Reasons. YVe could say the same for Anne Bennett now pinned to a Roanoke man or for Star Eyesj' Rennie Sue . . . It was a Grand Night for Singing a la Dot and Ruby . . . I'm Getting Tired So I Can Sleep, was Brenda's theme song. Pretty Mary Eliza is like a melody and Sidney kept coming back like a song . . . leave us go Dancing In the Dark with Betty Lou and with Sweet and Lovely Bobby Io . . . Oh, Lady Be Good, Betty Ann . . . Give Nle One Dozen Roses, Pinkie and Judyls a Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. For you, for me forevermore, lylartha, ,cause we're in love with you Pottsie, honey . . . Violets Remind Me Of You, that was Frances, Margaret and Betty C . . . Seems Like Old Times, having Sara and Mary Jane back with us . . . lVIy Sister and I were the Phipps sisters. We don't know why we love you like we do, Kay, but we do . . . Betty Boyd was what We like about the South, and Carry Me Back to Old Virginia QLargeJ. That's where ':Scatterbrain, Purcell is- On the Sunny Side of the Street with Yvonne. Those St, Louis Bluesn made us Want to believe in The Gypsy, Harriett . . . Blue Skies were smiling at us when Gwen was around, with Mary Graham and Phyllis . . . VVhen the Deep Purple Falls,', we think of Peggy, Billie and Nlary Elizabeth, although our Devo- tionn to Edith was endless . . . Night and Day, Annie B. and Glenna were Working for Tri Sigma . . . But Open the Door, Richard for Scottie and Clare . . . Then The Old Lampliglitern lit the way for hlary Grace and Carolyn . . - Ever Weill See You In Our Dreams Bucky and Mary Lee . . . and South America took Iris away . . . We'll Miss Youf' Miss Arnold, and Be Loving You Always . . . Ever Faithful, we have lXIiss Geissler to Lead Us On the 'Nlerry Chase. , b Goodn1ght,gSweethearts FORTY-SEVE ANNE BENNETT BETTY BOYD PIIYLLIS CAMPBELL BETTY CARDEN IVIARGARET CLARK EDITH CONVVELL MARY CRENSI-IAW NIARTIIA CROWE GLENNA DOLINGER ANNIE B. EDMONDSON MARY G. ENGLEMAN CLARE GRAYBEAL MARY IQATHERINE GRooIII DORIS I'IALE MARY ELIZA I'IOVVELL CAROLYN INGRARI JUDY INGRAAI MARY ELIZABETH JEssEE SIDNEY JoIINsoN MARY JANE 'KING VIIKGINIA LARGE BARBARA iXNN LEVVIS MARY IQATHERINE MARTIN HARRIETT NIESSICK BETTY Lou MCGINNIS JANE PAINTER MARY LEE PASLEY FRANCES PENLEY EVA PHIPPS KA'FI-IRYN PI-IIPI's SARA PORTEREIELD BETTY PURCELL RUBY RAA-ISEY BRENDA REID YVONNE SAULSBURY :RENNIE SUE SAVAGE BETTY ANN SEAVER IVIARY ELIZABETH SCOTT PEGGY STANLEY BILLIE TABOR DOROTHY VAN VVLEEK GYVENDOLYN WARD POLLY WATTS BOBBY Jo WVILSON CND! Picturedj PEGGY BOLLING BEE HIVE l . 4AV, 4 Lombclo Sigma Pi STATUS: Local .racial sorority FLOWER: Yellow tea rox: COLORS: Green and Yellow Oaonmznnz October 13, 1939 ELEANOR ANN EDGAR .... ...... P rerirlent ICITTY C. TRIMBLE .... . . .Cor1'erpovzdi1ig Secretary SUE LOCKLEAR. ...... ,,.... ....... I I irtoriau EVELYN WILSON ....... . . . Vice Pres-idmt MARJORIE NICELROY ..... .... R eporlrr Dotouns T. OUELLET. . . ...... Sem'ta1'y . . .Sporzror JEANN12 j'EssEE. ..... . . . . Trcarurer Miss BLANCI-112 DANIEL. . .. Twenty-two enthusiastic members arrived in September, and after dusting the summer cobwebs away made out the agenda for the busy year ahead. Now, at the close of that year, we hold dear to our hearts memories of- Our Founder's Day dinner, celebrating our seventh birthday and the formal tea in honor of the other sororities. Green blazers and caps marked the occasion on the campus. Fall rush season soon occupied our time as we planned an Italian Dinner Party. Christmas brought with it our much anticipated party at Momn1ie's where we enjoyed spreading the holiday spirit by filling our coal scuttle to the brim with our contributions to buy a ton of coal for a needy aged couple. The hflarch of Dimes kept us busy, collecting at the theatres and canvassing the dormitories. Another rush season and a huge group of freshman rushees spent the evening at Friendship Manor Cin the Old South? Letters went out to the alumnae for the gala event of the year-our Sweetheart Ball, given in honor of our new pledges. Dancing couples and the mellow music of Bobby Lee's orchestra made the ballroom of the Governor Tyler truly enchanting. Spring-and with it the cabin party, a whole week-end of fun and frolic up at Little River. None can forget the mid- night snacks, long hikes into the woods, refreshing dips in the rapids, and close sisterhood in those chats before the fire. So, an exciting year adds its pages to Lambda history, our Seniors go on toward new horizons, and the friendship and spirit of the Lambda girls is a quality forever remembered. I 106 1 r l FORTY-SEVEN l BEE HI E 2 A 1 3.4 W , 'iv Zim, illf . Koppel Delta Pi The Gamma Alpha Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, National Honor Society in Education, was established on February 7, 1931, by Dr. Florence Stratemeyer, National First Vice President, at that time. Nlembership in this organization is based upon high scholastic achievement, personal qualities and professional promise. In keeping with the purposes Iof this national honor fraternity and in View of World trends, the theme for this year has been America's Place in International Education. At each meeting during the year the program has carried out this theme. ' Several outstanding events for this fraternity were the tapping ceremony in October, the pledging service at the Novem- ber rneetingg the initiation of new members in December, and the Founder's Day Banquet in February. OFFICERS GERALDINE POTTER. . . ....... ...... P reridfnz MARIE LESTER ...... . . Vire P1-erident' LOUISE DUNCAN. .I. .....,... Secretary ETPIEL ROBERTS. .......... T1'ea.fwer ELSIE LOCKMEYERQ ....... . . .Hirtorian-Reporter DR. M,LEDGE MOFFETT. .. ........, Coumelor MEIVIBERS PAULINE ANDERSON BLANcIIE DANIEL IDA EINSTEIN VIRGINIA FLINCHUM LANORA GEISSLER RUTH ANN GODBY NELI. HATCIIER l HOMER I'IOWARD -IEANNE JESSEE PAULINE LESTER PENNY MEI.LOT MARY ELIZABETH MOSELEY JANE PAINTER l1081 DR. DAVID W. PETERS W. W. ROBINSON ALMA SMITH ANNA JEAN SMITH ANNE SPIERS FRANCES STAFFORD ELMA STANLEY l.h'.l'AE STONE MINOR WINE THOMAS ANNA BELLE TILSON VIRGINIA WALI. BABE VVARREN EVELYN WILSON VIVIAN YATES -ll FCDRTY-SEVEN -L- Pi Gommo Mu Pi Gamma Mu is a National Social Science Honor Society with the Virginia Epsilon Chapter on the Radford Campus. Membership is selected from students interested in Social Science and those meeting scholastic standards. Officers of the society are Ruth Ann Godbey, Presidentg Ann Bennett, Secretaryg Mozelle Porter, Treasurerg Marjorie Jacobs, Reporterg Dr. John Manalian, Program Chairman, and Mrs. Mattie Keen Keeter, Sponsor. Pi Gamma Mu annually holds a Four1der's Day Banquet and sponsors various programs for the student body. f1091 BEE HIVE Chi Beta Phi Iota Sigma Chapter of Chi Beta Phi is a national honorary scientific fraternity. Iota Sigma Chapter was installed at Radford College in 1941, and has as its objective the promotion of interest in science. The theme this year has been No clucled meteor observation, readfing and discussion of papers prepared by the members, attending lectures given by Dr. Richard Miather, English geneticist and Dr. Authur Bevan, State geologist, and field trips. The chapter's officers for 1545-47 were: Maggie Thurman, president, jane Cun- A . . u . . 1. i ningham, vice presidentg Annie B. Edmondson, secretary-treasurer, Marie Wil rams, reporter, Dr. Paul Burch, sponsor. , Active members of Chi Beta Phi are: Misses Ercelle Bennett, Ethel Roberts, Fannie D. Stevenson, Lois Jackson, Josephine Stewart, Elizabeth Beaman, Maggie Thurman, Muriel Hegwood, June Creasy, Jane Cunningham, Annie B. Edmondson, Marie Williams, Edna Loftus, Carol Crowgey, Dorothy Pace, Harriet Messick, Lola Earl, Alta Marshall, Edith Carpcr, Minnetta Ch arlton, NIL H. C. Graybeal, lVIr. E. T. Amos, Mr. D. A. Cannaday, A. L. Ingles, and Doctors R. H. Smith, Paul R. Burch and Minor W. Thomas. j I110l bcl Prize Winners in Science and Their Contributions. The activities of the year in- ---- Folzrv-sEvE -- Tou Delto Epsilon 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 schol- astic attainment 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. i - The fraternity has as sponsor Nliss Fannie Dee Stephenson and, for the year 1946-47, has had the following officers: TVIARY ELIZA HOWELL. . . ...... Prerident ANNA JEAN SMITH .... . . . Vice President LILLIAN WHITTAKER. . . ..... Secretary ALTA MARSHALL ..... . . . Trearurer DOROTHY WIIEELER. . . . . .... Reporter The fraternity has as members: JANE CRAIG IVIARJORIE GIVENS JANE WHITE .lN4ARGARET EPPERSON BLANCHE IVY MRS. EMILY GARNER HAZEL FARMER JANE PORTERFIELD DR. M,I1EDGE MOFFETT If111J BEE HIVE ADAMS ALLEN BABER BLEVINS BOWLING BOYD COMPBELL CARDOZA Ciuzss Caon-IER Ckowlz CUNNINGIIAM IDAMERON DEHART F ANNING GODBEY GRAYBEAL HACKEDY HAMILTON HARDY HOLLINS JACOBS JETT JOHNSOIS JONES Chorol Club OFFICERS JANE CUNNINGHAM .' . . ............ ......... P rexident CLARE GRAYBEAL. . . ....... Vice Prefiderit RUTH ANN GODBY. . . . . .Secretary-Treafurer PHYLLIS CAMPBELL. . . .......... Reporter MARIE WILLIAMS . .... Librarian: NADINE BLEVINS I VIRGINIA CLARK ...... . . .Accompanin JEAN BIRD EINSTEIN. . . . . . .... . ...... Director We are the mimic makerf, W orld-lofer: and world-forfaker: And we are the dreamerf of dreams, On whom the pale moon gleamxg Yet we are the mower! and Jhakerx Of the world forever it Jeemy. -0'Shaughne.v.ry Wandering by lone fea-breakers, Arid fitting by defolate ftreamfg I CHORAL SYMPHONY, OPUS '46-'47 AUTUMN. MOVEMENT CModeratoj OVERTURE'ASSEMBLY PROGRAM-Club sang Jaunting to the Fair, NocturIIe,'-Board of Visitors on campus. PICNIC ON DRAPER MOUNTAIN-Remember that chilly wind, steaming coffee, delicious hamburgers. l112l FORTY-SEVEN Cborol Club THANKSGIVING PROGRAM-VVith Y. W. C. A. sang Creation Entire Choral Club went to Veterans Facility Hospital in Salem. We sang in seven Wards. Played cards and sang in the recreation room. Had dinner and gave a concert at 7:30 that evening in the auditorium, an interesting experience. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT-With Y. W'. C. A. sang from The Messiahi'- He Shall Feed His Flock, O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings to Zionf' And the Glory ofthe Lord. Also, The Shepherds at the Inn, The Little Jesu of Bragaf' Children Come! Mrs. Einstein played the violin obligato. Christmas caroling on the last morning of the fall quarter. Breakfast in the S. A. B. WINTER IVIOVEMENT fdllegretto Gmziofoj RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK-Small groups from Club Went to Veterans Facility each month. VALENTINE DANCE-OUT annual dance was a huge success. SPRING MOVEMENT Cflllegrol Sponsored Barter Players in State of the Unionf' EASTER PROGRAM-With Y. W. C. A. APRIL 14th AND 15th-State Federation of Music Clubs Meeting in Portsmouth, Virginia-State Auditions for all college choruses in Virginia. MUSIC WEEK-Joint concert with V. P. I. on both campuses. FINAL COMMENCEMENT-We sang Ave Maria and Ave Verum, the traditional commencement songs. Mrs. Einstein played the violin obligato. f113j LOFTUS LEAZER LYoNs MARTIN MARTINEZ NICGINNIS MIDKIIIF MITCHELL PAFI-'ORD POLAND PRICE RAMSEY REICII REID REYNOLDS ROSENBAUM SEWELL SMITH SNIDOW TAYMAN A WAID WARD WILLIAMS WILSON YoUNc BEE -i HIVE u w f 4 a I ' I ' ' . s X A , f V - 'W .ati JW! ii 4 w i i5 4 M Q I ,, SN Q 4 1 '- ,Q ff 1' - N? 'vu 4- -'11 ' Sv Q r g .13 L Q35-gf I U Q. -UV' .y Pon American Club EDITH VELEZ. ........ ......,. P refident NELLIE SEGARRA. . . Twzmfrcz PAULINE ANDERSON .......... Vice Prexidfnt HILDA CALDERON ...... Secretary 55 .w :Z mga Qi .gg nm H .i Y' m,m,mg' Egv1mgf51-Awswqisg .lpmgi 5 MM iw 'M f fa 'E Jkikwima W- W H2 5 5 .V H Ham-w.:2, aiismpaw, Jw, 33.1 .... ,,.kg.:.-.ifv FH E 1 W. Q H A w L l1141 FORTY-SEVEN ,: N425 'sf .isissws Commerciol Club OFFICERS BILLIE Ciusss.. . . . . . . ................ Prerident ANNE SPIERS ..... .... P rogram Chairman EULA LEE BOND. . . .......... Secretary CARMEN Rios ..... . . . Treasurer ELSIE MINOR ....... .... R eporter MARY LEE PASLEY ......... . . . . . .H irtorian Miss DOROTHY MCDANIEL ............... Spomor Miss LENORA GEISSLER. .... .... A friftant Spomor The Commercial Club Was organized to provide educational, recreational, in- spirational, and social opportunities. Meetings are held monthly. Prominent business men and Women are invited to talk to the club about actual conditions in business oiiices and about the qualifications and training necessary for success. Field trips and picnics are outstanding features of the club. Membership is open to all students talting business courses. l115J BEE HIVE Moffettes To bring together socially '.ll students of Home Economics i this Organization, founded in IQ42. OFFICERS MRS. EMILY GARNER. . . ........... . . . . SIBYL WOODFORD. . . GWENDOLYN WARD. . . NARVIE ADAMS. . . , . MARY GRAHAM ENJGLEMAN. . . ALMA RECTOR. ........... . ELIZABETH ALDERMAN MARGARET ASHER NANCY ATKINS BETTY RUTH BALES EVELYN BARKER GAY NELL BEAMER NILDA BETANCOURT NINA KATE BLAIR PEGGY BOWEN LUCILLE BROVVNING WANDOLEEN BURCI-IETTE HELEN CARRITHERS BETTY LOU CAUDLE VIRGINIA CAVALLE RUTH CHEERS GRETHEL CLEVENGER MARGARET COLLINS BJARILEE CORNETTE LOUISE COMES VIRGINIA CONNOR MEMBERS JANE CRAIG MARY CRENSHAW LOIS ANN CURRIN JEAN DRAPEII MADGE EPI-ERSON HAZEL FARMER FRANCES FERGUSON NYDIA FRANCESEKINI LORENE FRAZIER CAROLYN GIBSON MARGIE GIVENS ROSA HADEN BERYLE HAGY ICATIE HALL Jo.ANN HARRIS JO ANN HART LOIS HENDERSON HARRIET HEPLER MYRIAZNI HERRERA GERALDINE HIGGINS I J . MARIE HINRLE JEAN I'IOLLINS MARGARET HOWLET BLANCIIE IVEY .JANET IQEYSER lXfIARY ANN LANINGIIAM ANNIE LAURA LEETWICH ANNIE LOUISE LINDSAY NELL LINEBERRY EMILY LYELL ALTA h'IARSHALL ELLEN MARSICO IRENE MARTIN VIOLA MAYBERRY IRIS MCCOY RosA ELLA MCNEW ELIZABETH ANN NEEL IRMA NEELY MARY NEWLAND LOIS PARCELL I116J s the purpose of . . . . .Prefident .,.IVice Preiident . . . . .Secrftary . . . Treasurfr .....,...Reporte1' . . .Faculty Advisor MARY ANN PATTERSON JANE PORTERFIELD :NIARILYN PASTON MARTIJA PRICE KATE PURCELL lVlARY JIM RAMSEY MAYBELLINE RICHARDSON SARAH SILVERS CHARLENE SIMPSON MARTHA SKULL ' ANNA JEAN SMITH SARAH STICKLEY MARIE SURRATT EVA UMPIERRE REBECCA WALLACE DOROTHY WHEELER LOIS WHEELER JANE WHITE LILLIAN WHITTAKER FO RTY-.S EVE JS-7 -Wffiifufu,-Lily:-,I-,-. gffm' I---www. gn Inv-w ifllalia ,vu-w ,,1ff.A-an auunnxsuuulw 'Hum' Sw gg, an-:runnin -r Il2lZ3 I2i'III,5iwnn'Q The Glee Club h Of 57 members. OFFICERS FLORA ANNE WRIGHT. .. ....... DORIS COVEY. . as ros ered since its organization in 194 . It now consists P P S .........PreJident . . .Secretary Treamrzr JENNIE FRAZELL . . .Librarianx YVONNE SAULSBURY MRS. JEAN BIRD EINSTEIN. . . .... SQDOMOI' MISS VIRGINIA CLARK. .. . . .Accompanift PAULINE ANDERSON JANICE ANDREVVS NILDA BETANCOURT EULA LEE BOND YVANDALEEN BURCI-IETTE EVELYN BARKER IVIARY EVELYN CARDWELL WYNONA CARTER JOAN CALI-'EE BARBARA CAVICCHI DORIS COVEY Lois COPENHAVER RUTH CBEEKS MEMBERS WALSIE DELONG BETTY DUNCAN NINA FLORA JENNIE FRAZELL JEAN GILLESPIE PHYLLIS HALL CAROLYN HAMM NELL HOLBROOK MYRIAM I-IERRERA NELL jo HONEYCUT SABRA HUMPHREY ANITA JONES GERALDINE LEEFELL PEGGY LESTER I 117 CAROL ANNE LEWIS NIARY LUCAS IRENE MARTIN PEGGY MASON RAIARY ELIZABETH MOSLEY HEI.EN Moss BETSY NEEL NANCY NEEL NANCY PAI-'FORD LOIS PURCELL ANNE PURCELL MARGIE PASLEY ELIZABETH PARSONS MARILYN POSTON I ERALDINE ROBERTSON GLENN ROGERS DORIS SCALES MARY ELIZABETH SISSON YVONNE SAULSBURG DOROTHY STRADER MARIANNEv TURNER IRENE URIBERGER DOTTIE XVALL EVANGELINE WHITT NANCY WIIITWORTII FLORA ANNE WRIGHT BARBARA YOUNG BEE HIVE + Athletic Association OFFICERS ANNIE B. EDMONDSON ............. President ANNA JEAN SMITH ................. Reporter UNA SHARP ................. Vice Prexfident MAYME QKATHERINE MCCOY ........ Recorder HELEN DAY ............. Secretary-Treaxurer MARIE WILLIAMS ...... ....... S portf Editor ' MISS VIRGINIA ARNOLD .............. Spomor - FORTY-SEVEN ....-1-L--i'- Athletic Association HEADS OF SPORTS FREDDIE STONE .... .................,... .... S o ftball MARIE WILLIAMS .. .... Baxketball EDITH CONWELL DORIS SKIDMORE MARAJAYNE MIDKIFF ' ' Spgedbazl BOBBIE JOHNSON ............ ..... B adminton BETTY LOU WINCHESTER ..... ........ T mul: WILMA DAMERON ......... .... S hujleboard HAZEL FARMER ......... ..... P i'ngfPong ALICIA RENTAS .' ................................................. Volleyball If 119 J I- BEE HIVE Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America is an organization which helps to meet the need for training in teacher-teacher and teacher-citizen relationship and in other problems of the teaching profession. The F. T. A. is a junior of both the National Education 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 shown a marked increase in membership this year. ROWENA ALBERT OFFICERS EI.IzAEETI-I ALDERMAN . PAULINE ANDERSON J ANNA JEAN SMITH. . . .... ..... . . . . . . . . .Prendent NWA KATE BLAIR MARY WORSHAM. . . . . . Vice Prefzdent ANNA JEAN BLANRENSIIIIA H S DAISY BU KE JANE UNEYCUTT .... ....., e crztary R -1 MARY LOU CARR FRANCES STAFFORD .... . . . Trezuurzr MARY SUE CARTER DAISY BURKE ...... . . . .Reporter Ejilxgfaigii NINA KATE BLAIR ....... . . .Lzbrarzan MARGARET COLLINS MISS FRANCES HUDGINS. . . . . .Spomor EDITH CQNWELL PAULINE Cox BILLIE CRISSS JEAN CULBERTSON GLENNA DOLINGER DELLA Ross ECHOLS HAZEL FARMER LORENE FRAZIER MARY GARTH MARGI GIVENS IRMA HARRIGER FRANCES HAWLEY RUTI-I I'IOLLOWAY JANE HUNEYCUTT VIIKGINIA I-IYLTON MARX' ESTELLE JOHNSTON lVIAUDENE ICEEN MARY HELEN KING VIRGINIA LARGE MARY ANNE LANINGHAM MARY VIRGINIA LESTER I120J ALTA MARSIIALL IRENE MARTIN MILDRED lXfICC1LADY MARIAN MILLER RUBY lX4ITCl-IELL HEIIEN MULLINS CoRA PARCELL FRANCES PENLEY JANE PORTERFIELD GERALDINE PoTTER BRENDA REID MAXIE Roo? UNA SHARP ANNA JEAN SMITH ELILIA ANN STAFFORD FRANCES STAFFORD I ELMA STANLEY LILLIAN WHITTAKEIA EVELYN WILSON MARY WoRsI-IAM - FOR-l-Y-SEVE Dramatic Club The Dramatic Club was organized for the development of dramatic talent on the campus of Radford College. Membership is open to all students interested in clramatics. Some features of the club are the presentation of one-act plays by each of the dormitories and town students in the fall, assembly programs, and a three-act play in the spring quarter. SUE LOCKLEAR .... ...... P reffident Lois REICII ...... ..... V ice Pvwident BETTY PURCELL. ..... .... S ecrftary-Treafurer MARJORIE JACOBS ..... .......... R zporter DR. W. S. LONG. . . . . .Spomor I1211 ----- BEE HIVE l- Ye. W. C. A. . . . . . . . . .President . .... V ice President . ....... Secretary . . . . . . . . . Treaxurer . . . .... Reporter lVlISS MARY VVILLIS .... . ......................... . . . . . ..... Sponsor EVELYN WILSON .... ............ JENNIE FRAZELL. . . DOROTHY PACE .... MARJORIE GIVENS. PHYLLIS CAMPBELL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Social Service, DORIS SCALES, Social, MARIE WILLIAMS, Publicity, ALMA RECTOR, Memberrhip, NADINE BLEVINS, MARIE REYNOLDS, MARY GRAHAM ENGLEMAN, CLARE GRAYBEALQ Vexperr, MARY JIM RAMSEY, JEAN ANN BIRD, MARGARET ANN RAMSEY. MOTTO: Not by might, rtor by power, but by thy Jpirit, with the Lord of bony. ZECHARIAH 4:6. The Young WOmen's Christian Association 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. Its activities include Worship services in assembly, dormitory vespers, the Religious Emphasis Week program, parties and social service projects. In collaboration with the Choral Club, the Y. W. C. A. presents special pro- grams at Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter. I 1221 l Wesley Foundation The Wesley Foundation is an organization of the Methodist students on the Radford College campus. l The oliicers for this year were the following: President, Evelyn Wilson, Vice President, Lois Ann Curring Secretary, Sarah Noell, and Reporter, Phyllis Campbell. The organization will be headed next year by the newly-elected ofiicers who are President, Mary Helen Kingg Vice President, Sybil Woodford, Secretary, Virginia W'all, and Treasurer, Clare Graybeal. I 123,l i BEE HIVE . Newman Club Baptist Student Union Math Club L Alpha Psi Omega l In inviting the reader to the feature section of our book, with its May Day celebration and kindred interests, We bring him 'from thle pages of history, hereinbefore related, to the fact of the South- west Virginia of today, a country threaded by transcontinental highways, railroads, and airlines, dotted here and there with colleges, thriving with industry and commerce, and bustling with the energy of an active and intelligent people. And for all this We are duly gtiateful. 4 But for another fact We are doubly thankful, namely, that in the Wide, unbroken acres that 'grace the rural areas of her vast domain the old Southwest still preserves the charm of a country for gen- efations devoted! to the bluegrass, and in the springtime is still the sylvan paradise that Drayton sang in his Virginian Voyage three hundred years ago. mms mn E xiu as an E M mg-:. 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E E- E H-E gg W E QQ -:a:.L..'::':--:: 3-:E-1 M YR E E E ' M K 'M E -1 E 1-1 - Q E - E 5 ' as E H H E H Q W H M . . E . Z Q E - H na ' M - ' - E,-4 :-: E M - ' V ' . 'M . ' H -H W li H -- Q E H +1 . 5.-,-. H E W W E NSW -2 1? . H 5 ' W H H H 'E E B' ,Q . . M ,V .-E - we me ,ss s-,,., M M ,.:.:,-. fa. .. H 12 gf M, E M 4 - H Ev! E W if S W M E .gr Q 1 :ysas isi ,M 1 , : 2 :a:5II .:.-zz ' ' E ng Q ' 'Q , ,ig H V :E W V miss I., H :vw M '..,. ' ' ' ' . 'B 5 'E QT, B ,W , -..Y V. ,, ,, -,-,,.-.,-.Mm M,,.-,,v..-..-M--.MM--Y -MMf T: M7-A :L f---f'- - ff -1--Q-'-vf-V' -ff---'if' 2 NF . V I 3 , 1' F E V ' Y E BEE HIVE MAY QUEEN KITTY COLEMAN TRIMBLI: MAID OF HONOR RENNIE SUE SAVAGE FORTY-SEVE SENIORS I'IELEN DAY MARY JANE IQING MAYAIIE KATIIERINE NICCOY SARA STICKLEY BETSY Ross WVAID IUNIORS IEANE JESSEE I PENNY MELLOTT DOLORES OUELLET RUBY IRAMSEY FREIDA SIMIIIS SOPHOMORES DANA DIBRELL JENVELL LUCAS IVIARY IQATHERINE MARTIN GWENDOLYN VVYARD BOBBY jo WILSON A ' A :Rs BB. FRESHMEN NANCY CALHOUN BARBARA ANN CRESS ELLEN LEE BETTY SIMPKINS BOBBY WILSON In this section appear our twenty representatives of beauty and grace on the campus, a symphony in lovely pastels enhancing the setting for our stately queen and her maid of honor in the celebration of May Day. 51291 B B Outstanding Seniors l Chosen on the basis of general contributions to college life, we take pleasure in paying tribute to eight seniors who balance the scale of beauty and intellect, and who have been recognized for their outstanding achievements. Each of these girls has contributed in her individual way through leadership, scholar- ship, and character to the enrichment of the life of Radford campus. They have displayed charm, humor, and cultural growth, distinguishing themselves as individuals, and at the same time have inspired their colleagues to hold steadfast that love and spirit that Radford has taught. Elma, who has shown her ability as President of the Student Body, Ruth Anne, as an all-around college girl, with her ready smile and Warm greeting for everyone, Edna, showing her democratic principles as President of the Honor Council, Anna Belle, as President of the Y. W. C. A., with her dependable leadership and stability, Kitty, the President of the Senior Class, typifying the beauty and grace of the College campusg Jane, distinguished for her classroom achievements and faithful support of campus activities, Mayme Katherine, our esteemed editor, whose vivacious personality and dignified air during her four years at Radford are Well known to all, Geraldine, Business Manager of the BEE HIVE and President of Kappa Delta Pi, rare combination of charm and intelligence --these eight girls have exercised to an eminent degree that quality of life which is be- coming to a Radford woman. Y I Elma Stanley fn am W ff' Ruth Ann? God bey Gutstcmding Seniors Jane Painter 1 ,Q uma ss-ss W 'X S ' -' mm nw :Eiga ,w E E fl W Hawaii H H Him an mass E Kgs mga: ' Eg Em E Si. H R' H H H an .K E sm A is ,mx utstcmding Seniors mm 'ma ss 1-Aw E ms mam T25 ms-ms H . www'-' ssummaggwm s ss -X gm, Edna Alley Loftus Kitty Coleman Trimble Anna Belle Tilson ' , ,-,2-- ' ' Gutstcunding Seniors Mayme Katherine McCoy E H is B ss 2 aww a saw a H . mx iam ms ms B x-x New li. sax mn Geraldine Potter CJU1'S1'Gl'IdiI'1Q Seniors Here, There and Everywhere I 136 1 Acknowledgments ifv It is with sincere appreciation that We devote this page to our faculty advisory staff Without whose help the BEE HIVE would be void of the necessary plan and content. W MR. ROBERT YOUNG-Buxivzerr Advisor No one could be better liked on the campus than Mr. Young, for his humor and wit are characteristic of his likable personality. An understanding and patient advisor, he has added much to the peace of mind of those working with him and to the well-organized whole of the annual. Miss SARA SUE WYLIE-ATI Advisor A person with so much artistic talent herself is bound to be an inspiring advisor and so it has been. A comparative newcomer to the campus, Miss Wylie has won the admiration and respect of all who meet her. She has been sought for many activities on the campus, this, her most recent, has been enriched by her advice in choosing the cover, pictures, and numerous other features. A MR. DANIEL CANNADAY'-Edif0Tidl Advisor It is also fortunate that we have had in our work a member of the faculty so well versed in Virginia history as Mr. Cannaday. His- interest in collecting original historical data made it possible for the student body to benefit by his vast knowl- edge and have a treasure in their 1947 BEE HIVE. l1371 VIRGINIA SPRINGTIME And now, in bidding our reader goodbye, we offer the hope that for other readers in generations to come, when the campus has stretched its arms still farther toward the morning sun and a thousand students hail the present haunt of hundreds, the Howers of the old Southwest may continue to nod their springtime Welcome and the birds to pour forth their wonted music, reminding posterity that in enjoying this best of lands with all its rare advantages, they too, in turn, must hand it down, a nobler and a lovelier place to those who follow them. 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THE FIRST AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF RADFORD RADFORD, VIRGINLA Capital, Surplus and Profits S332,000 - Resources Over 36,000,000 Member of the Federal Reserfve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation OFFICERS WILLIAM INGLES, President THos. M. JONES, flssislani Cashier HENRY T. ROBERTS, Vice President RAY G. EPPERLY, Assistant Cashier W. H. TROLINGER, Vice President R. VV. CORN, Assistant Cashier A. C. HANKLA, Vice President and Cashier MARY BLANKENBECKLER, Assistant Cashier I1421 SAUL SIMON Diamonds, Watches, jewelry, S'ilve1'z0a1'e Jewelry Renovated I Watch Repairing RADFORD, VIRGINIA QUALITY MERCIIANDISE AT POPULAR PRICES LEGGETTS DEPARTMENT STORE, Inc. Remember-You Always Save at Leggetzfs Q RADFORD'S SHOPPING CENTER RADFORD, VIRGINIA f143:I Compliments of CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY, Inc. RADFORD, VIRGINIA DAIRY PRODUCTS For Quality Home Furnishings See QPR 8800 be ,g J, 14.0 13 H er o 11 12 - 5' Q 1:6 8 .v QUALITY ROANOWV FINE FURNITURE SINCE 1893 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA We consider it a privilege to support any endeavor undertaken by Radford College. Therefore, this space in the BEE HIVE. is gladly subscribed to by VVHITEI-IEAD'S PHARMACY Q' A ReaZD1'ng Store I1441 Compliments CENTRAL LUMBER COM PANY, INC. of O Eosrything from Foundation to Chimney Top RADFORD, VIRGINIA LYNCHBURG FOUNDRY COMPANY .99 RADFORD VIRGINIA Compliment: of THE GOODWIN STUDIO O PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE BEE HIVE 0 Discriminating Photographer f1451 Compliments of Radford and Virginian Theatres RADRORD, VIRGINIA YOUR THREE GENIAL HOSTS T , V T in the lVIagic City Y .. I ir. I ' f'f1'if:Q:L.., X ' r-:' 'f 1'f:3 '151-SEI ' 255.355 5 PFI , I2,T.e Q311 :. R.,.1 Haig- 5 Ifffa risjar, ' -. ' 5' .N.1'.':.-.,:.J. -,gffw -' 250 Rooms zoo Rooms HOTEL PATRICK HENRY HOTEL PONCE DE LEON ARTI-IUR B. MOGDY, Manager I GAREAND W. MILLER, Manager 365 Rooms HOTEL ROANOKE GEORGE L. DENISON, Asxociate Ma1Iag:r KENNETH R. HYDE, Axrociate M zmagzr THE HoTEL ASSOCIATION OF ROANOKE, VIRGINIA l1461 Complimznt: of RADFORD FURNITURE COMPANY RADFORD, VIRGINIA HOME OF ELGIN, HAMILTON, XVALTHAM, BULOVA, GRUEN, BENRUS, AND MIDO VVATCHES '- if Mb 9 1 1 ' - JEWELERS ' OPTICIANS One of the Sout1z'.r Leading fewelerf' Cor. Jefferson St. Sc Church Ave. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION ROSES Radford'.r Leading Ten-Cent Store Compliment: of WALLACE'S SMARTWEAR There is nothing permanent in fashion today except good taste RADFORD, VIRGINIA Complimzntf to the STUDENTS OF RADFORD COLLEGE SAYER BROTHERS CONGRATULATIONS Complimenfr of the CLASS OF '47! THOMAS AND INGRAM SCOTT STORE FURNITURE Lasting values II471 NEW RIVER CLEANERS Let Us Help You Look Your Best DIAL 2120 Groceries, Meats, Produce, Bird's-Eye Frozen Foods Dial 3917-'DCIIVCFQV Service WHITE FRONT MARKET RADFORD, VIRGINIA SPIC AND SPAN CLEANERS C omplimentf of NOBLIN'S '3 CAMERAS-PHOTO SUPPLIES- YOUR SATISFACTION FRAMING GUARANTEED RADFORD, VIRGINIA The New Radford Laundry, Inc. Dry Cleaning, Laundry, Fur Service Rug Cleaning, and Storage RADFORD, VIRGINIA SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA GAS CO. City and Rural Gas Service Cooking, Water Heating and Refrigeration PHONE 35 I I iRADFORD, VIRGINIA RADFORD VANCE COMPANY, INC. HARDWARE, I-IOTPOINT APPLIANCES, ' PAINTS, PLUMBING SUPPLIES, ROOFING, HOUSEHOLD RADFORD, VIRGINIA DEVILEISS FUNERAL HOME Dependable and Economical Service PHONE 2500 RADFORD, VIRGINIA AMBULANCE SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT f1481 We Furnish the Home Complete HASH FURNITURE COMPANY TIIE COPENI-IAVER COMPANY Men's and Boys' Clothing, Shoes and Furnishings . PHONE 3841 RADFORD, VIRGINIA CREATORS OF CORRECT NIILLINERY fIARRIS0N1SERVlNG ROANOKE OVER 5o YEARS DIAMONDS'RINGS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WATCHES AND CORRECT CLOTHES FOR WOMEN HARRISONJS S h If S 410 out Je el-Sou meet 307 SO. Jefferson St. Roanoke, Virginia ROANOKE, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF PROPST-CH-ILDRESS SHOE COMPANY ROANOKE VIRGINIA VIIRGINIA SHOE SHOP XVARREN L. GILES, Prop. Custom Grade Shoe Service Let a Veteran Serve Youv RADFORD, VIRGINIA Complimentr of FISHER'S JEWELRY STORE RADFORD, VIRGINIA Complimentr of EAGLES' RADFORD,S 5, IO AND 25 CENT STORE WELCOME! ALLEGHANY HOTEL Across Street from N. 8: W. Station RADFORD, VIRGINIA Compliments of C I, t SEARS, ROEBUCK an CO. mp'7 f'1 f RADFORD ORDER OFFICE of Call 2501 Th t e Bldg. RADFORD, VIRGINI1? r C A E S A R , S l1491 Compliment: of FELIX DEPARTMENT STORE Compliment: of HORTON'S MARKET RADFORD PULASKI RADFORD, VIRGINIA C ompliment: of COLLEGE INN RADFORD, VIRGINIA Compliment: of MICK-OR-MACK RADFORD, VIRGINIA Compliment: of the DELUXE GRILL RADFORD, VIRGINIA Compliment: of RADF ORD MOTOR CO. Home of the New Studebaker Compliment: of CAVALIER RESTAURANT Next door to the Western Union ROANOKE, VIRGINIA The Radford Insurance Agency Succenor to I. S. MCCONNELL Complete Insurance Service Radford's Leading Hardware Store RADFORD HARDWARE CO., TNC. A good place to trade DIAL 2669 RADFORD, VIRGINIA Compliment: of MITCHELL-MARTIN MOTOR CO. Ford Authorized Sales and Service RADFORD, VIRGINIA AMISON MOT . Do-iige and Plymouth 3R51-gggllift JACKSON HARDWARE CO' First Street Phone 2821 Gifts and Sporting Goods RADFORD, VIRGINIA Compliments Compliment: of of RADEORD DRUG DIAL ZOII PIGGLY-WIGGLY RADFORD, VIRGINIA GOOD HAMBURGERS AN FRENCHD FRIES BETTY S STEAK HOUSE Phone Christiansburg 630W-I. GRANT' S TAVERN Delicfiou: Food Three Miles East of Christiansburg, Virginia U. S. Highway II Compliments Of SUTTON COMPANY, Inc. Member ASSOCIATED CONTRACTORS OF AMERICA HOME OFFICE RADFORD, VIRGINIA 'Wi1liamsburg, Virginia Cowen, West Virginia Zanesville, Ohio Compliments Of pri The Governor Tyler Hotel li-Q . ll-iii -ii- CO M PL I M E N TS OF HoWe's Esso Station me PHONE 2081 RADFORD, VIRGINIA l1511 :PSF 'LR PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. CHRISTIANSBURG, VA. Veteranis Cabs, Inc. PHONE 4241 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE W e are pleareci to .verve the Collage Girlx RADFORD, VIRGINIA CASSCO CORPORATION ICE - SODAS Grape Ginger Ale Orange Phone 3 29 I RADFORD, VIRGINIA Wilson's Inc. RADFORD, VIRGINIA PHONE 2161 OFFICE AND STATIONERY SUPPLIES GLOBE-WERNICKE STEEL DESK-FILES DUPLICATING SUPPLIES Compliments of RADFORD COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Compliments of Little Star Grocery RADFORD, VIRGINIA ' l1521 HEIRLOOM WRITING 'PAPER OF D1sT1Nc'r1oN A Radford News Journal Treasure Piece RADEORD NEWS JOURNAL RADFORD, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF PEOPLES BANK OF RADFORD RADFORD, VIRGINIA Mernber Federal Dejnoxit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF PHE DRESS SHOP GQRDON DALTON H AND COMPANY LOUISE H. JONES DIAL 25N BRAND FOOD ' PRODUCTS RADFORD, VIRGINIA RADFORD, VA 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. pilip-1 The Stone Printing and Manufacturing Company Dial 6688 ll6-l32 North Jefferson Street Roanoke Va PRINTERS OF YOUR ANNUAL I1531 I I 'N I 1 1 P 1 nl 1 I on--utgmgif TSS!
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