Randolph Macon College - Helianthus Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1938 volume:

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MEMORIES TO CHERISH THEODORESHENERYS| ACK Pr� sD: President of the College An efficient administrator in close touch with our student problems. MARY CALVERT DEY President of the Student Government ELIZABETH MOORA Secrelary VONDA KEITH Treasurer Cur good relationship between the students and the administration is part of the true spirit of Randolph-Macon. MISS SALLIE PAYNE MORGAN Dean of Students MISS ELIZABETH BROOK Main Hall MISS EVELYN WIGGIN West Hall MISS ELIZABETH WRIGHT New Hall MISS MARY ELBA MARSHALL East Hall MISS DOROTHY IRENE PRATT Webb Hall LEE MYERS Main Hall MARY LIB WILSON West Hall VIRGINIA THOMPSON New Hall SPOONER TINSLEY East Hall NANCY KIRKPATRICK Webb Hall Cue influence of the Social Directors and the Presidents of each Hall contributes much to the welfare of the students by their untiring efforts and deep interest in those under them. Una Matix quae ubi pinus exit Caorul’ acd Carlum: virid’ maue Collw, Ute cocuw te dala Plla, FUNG, ontibus Alius, montibus abs. Qudibus Cut hon. cpus est Amamuss, as Haw frudolph-Waconeceses audibus Cu. Non opus sat Qmamus, cas Taag. fyecuclelh- Maconeusts A KALEIDoscopPic VIEW OF CAMPUS The Gate and the Drive to Main Hall; Smith Memorial Building; the Walk from the Gym, near West Hall; the Summer House; the East Tower; a Statue in front of East Hall; East Hall and the Library; Presser Hall. FERNANDO Woop MartTIN SCIENCE BUILDING was completed in the fall of 1937. The new build- ing was dedicated on Founders’ Day, March 72, 1938. The Science Departments moved into their new quarters from the building shown at the lower right. We SCIENCE DEDPARTIMERNT C. CLEMENT FRENCH, Pu.D. Head of the Chemistry Department in the Chemistry Lecture Room CLINTON MAURY KILBY, Px.D. Head of the Physics Department in the Physics Laboratory (AW VU. ©. JOHN IRVIN HAMAKER, Px.D. Head of the Biology Department in the Biology Vivarium We CGCYMNASTUM THE TENNIS COURTS MRS. JOY ROGERS DULANEY THE HOCKEY FIELD Director of Physical Education Cn interior, showing the Lobby and Reserve Book Room. An unusual view of the Library Tower. HENRY DAVENPORT BLACKWELL, Pu.D. Head of the English Literature Department LIBRARY HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS HERBERT C. Lipscoms, PH.D. Latin ALFRED ALLAN KERN, Pu.D., LL.D. English HELEN PEAK, Pu.D. Psychology MABEL Kate WHITESIDE, Pu. D. Greek GILLIE ALDAH LaREw, Pu.D. Mathematics MarJorIE SILLIMAN Harris, PH.D. Philosophy ALTON Ross Hopckins, PH.D. Economics and Sociology HEADS OF DEPARTMERNTS WILLIAM Scott, TH.D. Religion Marcar_etT E. N. FRASER, PH.D. Romance Languages EvsizE WINIFRED HELMRICH, PH.D. German Mrs. BEATRICE VON KELLER, A.M. Director of Art Mrs. FLORENCE Harvey KLUENTER Director of Music BENJAMIN WILLIAM ARNOLD, JR., PH.D. History JAMES FREDERICK PEAKE, A.M. Political Science os Lh te —JVAvVe lo a, ALI ES Pill oh lato Hee SU etal! On THE Way To THE PINEs ad Lity Poo. OBSERVATORY a Ciel A GAME OF TENNIS MAIN HALL TOWER ag ial CLASS PRESIDENTS VIRGINIA IGLEHART Senior ROBERTA RYMER Junior HELEN FRIN Sophomore VIRGINIA SWEET Freshman JAN Mowrer........ ge thgE senUn abso, ase eee Ee RT OPE ae Hagerstown, Maryland Betsy, BARRETT 22 0-5ay eyes en ie Welch, West Virginia MARGARET HAR WEL A eet oe ca ies ie Norfolk, Virginia Dee MYERS: sins Aes eerh cnac te Ce eee Caldwell, New Jersey - MARY DusKIN. KENYON eo 5 get, 0 re ee Gainesville, Georgia VIRGINIAFIGCEMART © 05) 5 ane Sees ho ee Evansville, Indiana Fen ate a, ee Norfolk, Virginia Ha H 7 Oy BOOK Two — : 4 | , me i? hie = iol bet i 4a mu? 5 . “a i had | 7 | Soe 7 or Vv apps 7 = a A i - SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Z : = Z : 2 VIRGINIA IGLEHART Vice-President - 2 : - z e Z EpiItH BEELAND Secretary - : P - z = 2 FLORENCE Epps Treasurer - - - - - - - - ANN GLOVER Business Manager - - - - . - JANE MINETREE Epps GLOVER BEELAND IGLEHART MINETREE BARBARA ANN ADAMS Bronxville, N. Y. Political Science lo?’ B Class Play 2, 3; Sun Dial 2, 3; Old Maid 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Co:ncil 3, President 4; I. R. C. 3, 4. Mary BERTHA ADAMS Forest, Va. English Greek Play 2; Junior Usher; Treasurer of Day Students 3; Student Committee 4. Bessiz CHANCELLOR ADDISON Roanoke, Va. Hislory and Education AG AS Tis pei eas 1s 1. R. C. 2, 3; Junior Usher; Y. W. C. A. 3. CHARLOTTE WappDILL AMES Lynbrook, N. Y. Sociology KAT OF Sie Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; May Day Skit 1; Class Play 2, 3; Poetry, Club 3, 4; 1. R. CG. 3, 4. Bess Lonc ARDERY Paris, Ky. English A A A; Am Sam Art Club 1; Class Play 2, 3; Class Secretary 3; Poetry Clubs3)) President’ 4, Ya. W. Gi. VAQ 1h 2) Student Committee 3, 4; Chairman of Orientation 4; Quill Drivers. FLORENCE ANNE BAILEY Danville, Va. Psychology A A A; II; Coffee Club; P. M. Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4; Student Committee 3, 4; Sun Dial 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3. EpirH BEELAND Greenville, Ala. English Literature Transfer from Wesleyan College 3 x 0; Q Greek Play 3; Junior Board of Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President of Class 4; May Court 3, 4. 30 Ipa May BALL Purcellville, Va. Mathemalics Kk A; Humbug Sun Dial 2, 3; Greek Play 3; Baseball 3, 4; Hockey 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 4. Betsy ISHERWOOD BARRETT Welch, W. Va. Chemistry A A II; 1; Humbug; Am Sam Sun Dial 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; I. R. C: 1, 2; 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2; Orchestra 1; Hockey 1; Class Play 2, 3; Swimming |, 2, 3, 4; Junior Usher; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 4; Student Committee 3, 4; Delegate to A. C. P. 4. Kandelple Wf... ELEANOR LOUISE BENNINGHOFEN Hamilton, Ohio English II Be French Club |, 2; Art Club 1, 2, 3; I. R. C. 2,3, 4; Old Maid 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 4. EpitH LUcILLE BLACKWELL Salisbury, Md. English Certificate in Music Biologya@lubml-mlunive Gon ln 20 504) blockeya2,o.1415 Old Maid 2, Advertising Manager 3; Class Play 2, 3; Glee Club 3, 4. Mary KATHERINE BOOKER Martinsville, Va. French Aw AG zen Vir Greek Play 2; Old Maid 4. 31 Betty TRADER BRIGHT Newport News, Va. Political Science BOA Art Club 1; Class Play 2; Biology Club 2; Sun Dials 4 AR A Gasi4 ay a We Gee Nene ans Hellenic Council 4. bo Mary VIRGINIA BRANNER Richmond, Va. Biology Glee Clubs 4-year Garo ate LAURA RANDOLPH BRENT Bedford, Va. English Literature DC a dete Te, IME Student Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Y. W. C. A. Board 1, 2, 3; Class President 1; Class Play 2, 3; German Club 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 3; Old Maid 4; May Day Skit 1; May Court 2, 3; Maid of Honor 4. Marella cos, Mary ELva Brown Richmond, Va. Political Science K A Greek Play 253) 15 Ra Gy 3 eArt Glub 32 Bessiz MINGE CAMERON Faunsdale, Ala. Chemistry K A; Coffee Club HeEiantuHus 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Class Treas- urer 1; May Day Skit 1; Sun Dial 2; Greek Play 2; Class Play 3; Social Committee 3; Sock and Buskin 3, 4; Delegate to A. C. P. 4; May Court 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH KIMBROUGH CASKIE Lynchburg, Va. English AACA: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Artist Dance Group 4. 33 tye Mhitey Eipft Mibianthucs AGNES VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN Appomattox, Va. Political Science and History FRA TS TARY iY Art Club 1; German Club 2; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 4. ELIZABETH STUART CILLEY Romney, W. Va. English Literature Class Play 2; Swimming 2; Old Maid 2, 3. DorotHy LEE CoDDINGTON Roanoke, Va. Latin A @ A? TEM; @B EK A INR Biology Club 2; German Club 2; French Club 3; aihliomeies Junior Usher; Archeological Society 4; : Latin Club 4. JANE CORNISH Paterson, N. Ve History AZ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; May Day Skit 3; Class Play 3. ALMA FRANCES CRABTREE Central City, Ky. Political Science Certificate in Music AX AX WLS TOE IP aM Senior Minstrel |; Freshman Cabinet and Sophomore Council of Y. W. C. A.; May Day Music 1, 2, 4; Class Play 2, 3; Dance Recital 2, 3, 4; Greek Play Deliv Ga w4 Arti Cluby 3.4. MARION FRAZIER CRAIG Wadesboro, N. C. History and Education AC AT LE Lie leave Biology Club 1; Class Play 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Y. W. C. A., Junior Board 3; Cabinet 4; I. R. C. 3, 4; Sun Dial 3, 4; Old Maid 3, 4. Mary CALVERT DEY Norfolk, Va. English A A Tl; 11; Am Sam; Humbug; P. M. President of Student Government 4; Student Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Delegate to N.S. F. A. 4; Delegate to S. 1. A. S. G. 3, 4; Class President 2; Treasurer of Student Government 3; Chairman of Even Day |; I. R. C. 2,3,4; May Day Skit 2; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Greek Play 2, 3, 4; Fresiman Cabinet, Sophomore Council and Junior Board of Y. W. C. A.; Execu- tive Committee 2, 3, 4; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 4. 36 MittTiE CREEKMORE Jackson, Miss. Latin Transfer to University of Mississippi 3. Xe Dp 1 Wak Latin Club 4; Y. W. C. A. EmyLu DAKIN Wendel, Calif. Chemistry Transfer from Lassen Junior College 3 AZ VERA DICKENS Lynchburg, Va. English Literature A @ ies G5 We, AN, 1Bhe Where Hockey Team |, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; All-Star Hockey Team 3, 4; May Court |, 3; Queen 4. WINIFRED LEE DICKEY Garden City, N. Y. Hislory 1Bl 13 459 403 AGE Ae’ Mt Sun Dial |, 2; Hockey 1; French Club |, 2; Class IPleyy A, de Avi tly 3h Ze ik I Cs 3, Ais Jee Hellenic Council 3; Junior Usher. 37 ELIZABETH DULANEY Clarksburg, Md. Biology Transfer from Blackstone Junior College 3 Basketball 3, 4; Biology Club 4; Glee Club 4. CLEO VIRGINIA FRIZZELL Lynnhaven, Va. Biology A ATI; H; P. M.; Humbug Debate Council 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3; Hockey Team |, 2; Class Play 3; HELIANTHUS 4; Greek Play 2, 3, 4. 38 Mary JANE EAGER Jackson, Miss. Latin X Q; IL; Coffee Club Old Maid Staff 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic 4; Class Play 2, 3; Greek Play 3; Latin Club 4; Y. WGA: FLORENCE ELIZABETH Epps Prince George, Va. Latin ®@BK Art Club 1; Biology Club 2; I. R. C. 2; Publicity Chairman of la Ro Ga 3) Dreasuremot lls Rowe Class Historian 3; Class Secretary 4; Jumior Board Y. W.C. A. 3; Sun Dial Staff 3, 4; Latin Club 4; Class Play 2; Greek Play 2, 3; Junior Usher. THELMA MarGUERITE GATLIN Norfolk, Va. Psychology Jue APY ae I. R. C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Poetry Society 3, 4; German Club 4. GRACE CHRISTINE GILBERT Corinth, Miss. Latin A A A; Q; Coffee Club; P. M. Class Play 2; Greek Play 3; Old Maid 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 4. JANE Norwoop GILBERT Hartsville, S. C. English Literature ® M; P. M.; Q Y. W.C. A. Freshman Cabinet; Sophomore Coun- cil; Junior Board; Greek Play 3; Class Play 2, 3. ANN CROMWELL GLOVER Newman, Ca. Political Science Transfer from Shorter College 2 M; Coffee Club Junior Usher; Class Play 2, 3; Circulation Manager of Old Maid 4; Social Committee 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4. DorotHy GOLDEN Lynchburg, Va. Biology CAROLINE GOWER Cordele, Ga. English Literature Transfer from the University of Georgia 3 xX Q Class Play 3; I. R. C. 3; Greek Play 3. 40 rhe % ital, Wy May Day Skit 1; May Court 2, 3, 4. RO adt! Bey ? ’ a li Jy “iene SES, ee ae ERMA GUTTAG New Rochelle, N. Y. History Class Play 2. VIRGINIA Guy Wilmington, Del. Economics and Sociology Tod B Sock and) Buskin’ 1.92593, 4:3) Io Re Ge ihe25 35 4; Artist Dance Group 3, 4; Greek Play 2; Old Maid 1, 2; Sun Dial 3; Class Play 3; Junior Assistant of ¢ May Day 3; Hockey Team 3, 4; Art Club 3; May Day Skit 2, 3. 41 CHARLOTTE HAZELTINE GRANBERRY a ’ Atlanta, Ga. ; é English Literature A O Il; Il; H; Coffee Club 2 =z : : Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Sock and Buskin . | | : Tho Gs 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3; Junior Usher; Old Maid |; . . % Ath nN dy. “ Class Play 2, 3; Pan-Hellenic 4; Greek Play 2; ; : ee ye ity ra A pes VIRGINIA HAND Shubuta, Miss. English Transfer from Bellhaven College 3. X Basketball 3, 4; Y. W. C. A. Junior Board 3; German Club 4. SARA BELLAMY HALL Scotland Neck, N. C. History Transfer from St. Mary’s School 3. AVAL se Lie Ley Social Committee 4. Marjorit HAMAKER Lynchburg, Va. Psychology A A A; Blazer Club; 1 1 M; @B K Sock and Buskin 1, 2, 3, Class Play 2; Glee Club 2; German Club |; Basketball 1, 2, Manager 1; Hoc- key 3; Baseball 1, 2,3, Manager 1; All-Star 1, 2,3; Junior Usher. Nandebble Ybor coy, ALICE HARPER Charlotte, INE C. Sociology and Economics xX Q Class Secretary |; Biology Club 1; Social Committee 2 Gleei@lube2-n la Re Ca 3, 42) Class) Plays 273): Y. W.C. A. Cabinet 4; Old Maid 4; May Court 4. OuiviA B. HARVEY Clifton Forge, Va. English Literature Kk A ©; Ir; P. M. Biology Club 1; Sun Dial Staff 2, 3, 4; Class Play 2; Greek Play 3. 43 MarcaRET HARWELL Norfolk, Va. English Literature AAT Charter Member R.-M. W. C. Branch of Virginia Poetry Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; President Fresh- man “Y”’ Cabinet, Secretary 2, Sophomore Council, Vice-President 3, President 4; HELIANTHUS 2, 3, Assistant Business Manager 3; I. R. C. 3, 4; Junior Usher; Class Treasurer 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 3; Class Play 2; Sock and Buskin 3, 4; President Webb Hall 3; Student Committee 3, 4; Social Com- mittee 3; Blue Ridge Delegate 3; Who's Who in American Schools and Universities. VIRGINIA IGLEHART Evansville, Ind. Psychology k A 6; II M; Am Sam;;H President Class 4; French Club 1, 2; Student Com- mittee 4; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3; Virginia Poetry Society 3, 4; Delegate to Y. W. C. A. Conference 3; I.R.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Delegate toS. A. I. R. C. 3; Old Maid 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2; Class Treasurer 2; Class Play 2; Junior Usher; Who's Who in American Schools and Universities 4. 44 LorNA B. HouUGHTALING Westheld, Mass. German � K; Humbug; Blazer Club German Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; I. R. C. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Hockey 3, 4; All-Star Hockey 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; All-Star Baseball 1, 3; Captain Baseball 3; Pan-Hellenic 3, 4. OLIVIA HUNDLEY Lynchburg, Va. English ROBERTA KAFER Edward, N.C. History German Club 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4. Mary DuUsKIN KENYON Gainesville, Ga. Psychology IN AN be 18ts Non Serene Wi 1K ANG Tie 1b) IML Judiciary Committee 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Chairman 4; Social Committee 1, 4; Student Committee 2, 3, 4; Debate Council |, 2, 3, 4; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 4; Delegate to Student Volunteer Conference 2; Secretary of Student Government Association 3; Vice-President Class 2; Delegate to S. I. G. S. G. 3; Who's Who in American Colleges and Univers- ities; I. R. C. 2, 4. Nancy KIRKPATRICK Harrisburg, Penn. Political Science ® M; H Vice-President Class 3; Advertising Manager Sun Dial 4; Pan-Hellenic 3, 4; President of Webb Hall 4: Social Committee 4; Executive Committee 4; Student Committee 4; I. R. C. 3, 4; Class Play 3. Mary EmILy LEwiIs Lynchburg, Va. Religion and Education ibe 1B Junior Usher; Biology Club; Y. W. C. A. sy Ke ih CW 5 if FS y RT sage a ae Giys, ee CAE GE Mind ‘ Fit Ay itty =e si ; = i: ; é a! 1, | mt in t iit ar 6 rea S ——— Mary BaLL LoNnG Lynchburg, Va. History K A Vice-President Day Students 4; Student Committee 4; German Play 2. Sara Mann McManus Flushing, N. Y. History Transfer to Barnard College 3 UX aN Sock and Buskin I, 2, 4; Quill Driver; Debate Council 1, 2; I. R. C. 1, 2, 4; Tattler 2, 4, Business Manager 4; Founder of Poetry Club. 46 Nancy MacLeop Lynchburg, Va. Economics and Sociology KA Kate BuTLER MANN Paris, Ky. English xX Q Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4; Historian 3, Vice-President be Ih IRC WH, B, aie AN Clos De Glhags |Plene 4, Be May Day Skit 3; Pan-Hellenic 4; Debate Council 4; Old Maid Staff 4. 47 JANE CLAIBORNE Massie Lynchburg, Va. Political Science 1K ZN Kay MAXWELL Chappaqua, N. Y. English Transfer from Roanoke College 3 z= K Y. W. CiA. 4. ALICE GUNHILD MELROSE Long Island, N. Y. Political Science Int KE: Ste ELLA LEwtTIisHA MILLIGAN Stamford, Conn. French l B; H; Humbug; Blazer Club Greek Play 3; I. R. C. 1; French Club 1, 2; Hoc- key 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; All-Star Hockey 1, 2, 3; All-Virginia Team 2, 3; Class Play 2. 48 SARA CrREssE MILLs Jeannette, Penn. Chemistry Aw A Pan-Hellenic 3, 4; Hockey Team I, 2, 3, 4; All- Star Hockey 1; Biology Club 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3; French Club 1. VIRGINIA Houston MILLs Washington, D. C. Economics and Sociology Z T A; Humbug Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Biology Class 2; Spanish Club 3; Class Play 2; Y. W.C. A. 4; Pan Hellenic 4. JANE LEE MINETREE Petersburg, Va. Latin and Math AOTM; P.M; ®BK Junior Usher; Greek Play 2; Class Play 2, 3; Social Committee 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4; Pan-Hellenic 3; Latin Club 4; Student Committee 4; Business Manager of Class 4. 49 ELLEN ELIZABETH MULLER Norfolk, Va. Biology A A TI; P. M.; Coffee Club Greek Play 2; Pan-Hellenic 4; HELIANTHUs 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Class Play 2, 3; Club 3. Biology MarTHA FRANCES Moore Cleveland, Tenn. Latin Paty) Archeological Society 4; Poetry Society 4; Y. W. C. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 2; Greek Play 2; Art Club 2; Old Maid 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 4; I. R. C. 2, 3, 4. JANET MowrReErR Hagerstown, Md. French r @ B; H; Am Sam; Il Tr M Sock and Buskin 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; French Club 1, 2; Sun Dial 2; Class Play 2, 3; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 3; I. R. C. 3, 4; Student Committee 3, 4: Executive Committee 3; Who's Who in Amer- ican Colleges and Universities 4. KATHARINE ANN Munpby Lynchburg, Va. English Literature x Glee Club 1; Sock and Buskin |, 2, 3, 4; Junior Board of Y. W. C. A.; Class Play 2, 3; Art Club 3; Biology Club 1; Social Committee 3, 4; Adver- tising Manager of HELIANTHUs 4. MartTHA LEE Myers Winston-Salem, N. C. Religion BoA; UW IFM French Club 1; Biology Club 2; Basketball 2; Glee Olin Z, 3%, die les IPkxy 7%, 3g I V8 (Gs 35 Ge Mary LEoNoRA MYERS Caldwell, N. J. Economics and Sociology A A A; Am Sam; H; Humbug; Blazer Club; ir M President Main Hall 4; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 4; I. R. C. 3, 4; President of Non-Scholastic Activities 4; German Club 1; Social Committee 4; Biology Club 1; Chairman Even Day 2; President Junior Class 3; Treasurer Athletic Association 2; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Star Hockey 2; Secretary Class 2; Student Committee 3, 4; Class Play 2; Sun Dial 2. HiLtpA BLoxtTon NoEL Lynchburg, Va. English and Education ARZA Poetry Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Tattler Staff 3, 4, Senior Editor 4; Quill Drivers 3, 4, President 4; Old Maid 3, 4. MILDRED FLEMING Myers Winston-Salem, N. C. Mathematics B@®A Y. W.C. A. Council 4; Junior Usher; I. R. C. 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic 3, 4; Biology Club 2; Class Play 2, 3; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. DoroTHy SEXTON NANCE Richmond, Va. History and Political Science K Class Play 2; Spanish Club 3. Nandelple ff... KATHARINE [THOMAS NoRTHERN Norfolk, Va. English Transfer from Norfolk division College of William and Mary 3 A © ig IRS IME Sock and Buskin 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Junior Board Y. W. C. A.; Social Committee 4; Fire Chief 4. CHARLOTTE BRAY OATES New Paltz, N. Y. History I Be Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Art Club 3, 4; Sun Dial 3, 4; eR Cas 54: Betty ForRD OVERSTREET Owensboro, Ky. Philosophy 1 de (gs Il 10 OS Gb 18y 1 Junior Usher; Pan-Hellenic 4. 53 BARBARA WHITE OVERTON Noroton, Conn. English and Mathematics Editor of Tattler 4; Sun Dial 3, 4; Quill Drivers; Poetry Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 1; German Play 1; French Club 1; I. R. C. 1; Swimming 2, 4; Delegate to U. I. P. A. 3; Delegate to A. C. P. 4. ELIZABETH FRANCES PARKER Pawtucket, R. I. Psychology Liev Swimming |, 2, 3, Manager 2; May Day Skit 3; German Club 3; Class Play 3. Mary ALICE PEEBLES Birmingham, Ala. Mathematics A O II; 11; Humbug; Coffee Club Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2; Class Play 2, 3. 54 Sophomore Play; German Club 2. Mary ELIsE ROBERTSON Norfolk, Va. Latin X 0; H; 2; P. M.; Humbug; ® B K pig Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3; Greek Play eons 3, 4; May Day Skit 1, 2; Artist Dance Group ‘ 2, 3, 4; Junior Usher 3; Latin Club 4; HELIANTHUS Siafie2,.3. ELEANOR QUARLES os Charlottesville, Va. se . English se a H; 1PM; BK ie Mae . Sock and Buskin 1, 2, 3; I. R. C. I, 2, 3, 4, Pres- Z a = ident 4; Poetry Club 2, 3, 4; Class Play 2; Greek . ail ‘ ie Play 2, 3; German Club 3; Sun Dial 2, 3, 4; | Ath Junior Usher; Quill Driver 2, 3, 4. : WH eS ANNE ReEVIS Englewood, N. J. History ) = Transfer to Syracuse University 3. oe i en sacrcsesiner Luci—E ELKIN SCOTT New York, N. Y. English Literature AAA Class Play 2, 3. 56 Jessie Vic RUSSELL Jackson, Miss. History Transfer from Millsaps 3. X 2; Humbug Greek Play 3; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 4. RuTH SALE Lynchburg, Va. History A OT; P. M. BARBARA SELMAN Atlanta, Ga. Latin Ms A Junior Usher; Greek Play 2, 3; Old Maid 2, 3; Sun Dial 2; I. R. C. 2, 3,; Class Play 2; Biology Club 2; Latin Club 4; Social Committee 2. MarRIAN SHELTON Greenville, Miss. Latin Transfer to University of Mississippi 2. SM We Io Class Play 3; Greek Play 3; Latin Club 4, President 4. Nancy SHELTON Lynchburg, Va. History Aigifivne Dearly Bie MMe EA LouIsE SLATON Lexington, Ky. Political Science Transfer to University of Kentucky 3. ie NES Jee IE Class Play 2; Hockey 2. MARGARET SLOAN University, Va. French NKOB SY), Uo ZN Mee ML We NE Glee Club; Sock and Buskin 1, 2, 3, 4; May Day Skit 1; Class Play 2; I. R. C. 3, 4; Poetry Club 3, 4; May Court 4. VIRGINIA STROTHER Lynchburg, Va. English AO It Greek Play 2. 58 Joyce MAE SULLIVAN Alexandria, Va. Biology BOA French Club 1; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Biology Club 2, 3; Sun Dial 3, 4. LAURA SWEET Roanoke, Va. Latin ®B K Quill Driver; I. R. C. 2, 3; Class Play 2; Greek Play 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 2; German Club 3, 4; Sun Dial 2, 3, 4; Tattler 3; German Club Poetry Prize 3; Junior Usher. ELLEN ALVIRA TAYLOR Knoxville, Tenn. English Literature AN © ile Mg 1, IME President of Athletic Association 4; Basketball 2, 3, Captain 2, 3; Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; May Day Skit 1; Athletic Representative 3. 59 GLENNES TETER Oklahoma City, Okla. Mathematics Il B ®; 11; Humbug I. R. C. 3, 4; Biology Club 1, 3; French Club 1, 2; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 2, 3; May Day Chairman 4; Class Play 2; Sun Dial 3, 4; Hockey 52 Sas Swimming 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Sock and Buskin 4. ELIZABETH COWAN THOMAS Dallas, Texas English Literature Transfer from Southern Methodist University 2. RAG Ocean Vinge Pan-Hellenic 4; I. R. C. 3, 4; Class Play 2, 3; HELIANTHUs 4. VIRGINIA WEED [THOMPSON Grasmere-Staten Island, N. Y. Economics and Sociology x 0; S. T. A. B.; Humbug I. R. C. 2, 3; President of New Hall 4; Artist Dance Group 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Y. W.C. A. Cabinet 3, 4; May Court 3, 4. 60 IDA SPOONER TINSLEY Richmond, Va. Latin A AA; H; Am Sam President of East Hall 4; Executive Committee 4; Social Committee 4; Student Committee 2, 3, 4; Chapel Committee 2, 3, Chairman 3; N.S. F. A. 4; May Day Skit 2; Class Play 3; Latin Club 4; Y. W.C. A. Treasurer 3; Junior Board President 3; Biology Club 1; Greek Play 4. MarTHA LouIseE TURNER Lynchburg, Va. Mathematics ZTA Glee Club |, 2, 3, 4; I. R. C. 1; German Club 2; Pan-Hellenic 3. 61 JANICE TURNIPSEED Union Springs, Ala. French Junior Year Abroad KA Glee Club 1; Sock and Buskin 1, 2, 4; I. R. C. 1, 2, 4; Art Club 1; Old Maid 2; Debate Council 2, 4; Poetry Club 4. Mary ELIZABETH VALLIANT Woodbury, N. J. History X Q; IL; Coffee Club Glee Club 1; Class Play 2, 3; Art Club 3; May Court 3, 4; Swimming 4; Greek Play 4. CHARLETTA KATHERN WEYLAND Lebanon, Pa. Chemistry AZ Art Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3; German Club 2, 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic 3, 4; Basketball 3. MAIN HALL IN THE WINTER Kandelpde Yio coy, ZELMA ELIZABETH WHITE Chillicothe, Ohio Chemistry TL @B LR Gs lee25035 47 Glee) Clubs 3, 45) Class Playa3s German Club 2; Biology Club 4; Pan-Hellenic 4; Poetry Club 4. Mary ELIZABETH WILSON Lake Village, Ark. Mathematics A O II; H; Q; Coffee Club; 6 B K Class Play 2, 3; Greek Play 2, 3; President of West Hall 4; Junior Usher 3; May Day Skit 1, 2, 3. WEBB HALL IN THE SPRING 63 CLASS HISTORY ERDANT and surely frightened were the Freshmen who rolled out of taxis at Main Hall that day in middle September, 1934. We were received with kind, friendly greet- ings, but somehow we envied our superiors who seemed ecstatic on seeing old friends again. How they all marveled at Main Hall. The Lounge—yes, it was beautiful with its white walls and columns. And then there was the realization that we were the first freshman class to enjoy a remodeled Main Hall. We lived through the storm of orientation week and matric- ulation. Our first real taste of Randolph-Macon tradition came to us at our class meeting with the Juniors. Laura Brent was elected to lead us. Campus life took on new meaning as we learned the significance of Even lore. Through the fall, class routine consumed most of our time. One by one the days were marked off on the calendar until we found ourselves on the train bound for home. After Christmas the terror of exams! Then Even Day was hanging over our heads. That had to be a success and we really made it one. A. A. Milne could not have wished Winnie the Pooh to come to life in a better way. Corky Dey was our Chair- man, and later she took the laurels, too, when we chose her as Sophomore Class President. May Day brought us more self-esteem when we proudly watched Vera Dickens and Hildegarde Engelhardt take their places in the court. Exams—better this time—and home for vacation. Returning as Sophomores we found it grand to see our old friends again. Already we were speaking of the incoming class as “‘little Freshmen,” and we waited impatiently for goat court. Along in November our first class play took the form of What Every Woman Ought to Know, written in rhyme and directed by Virginia Iglehart. It was a triumph in the opinion of all. After exams Sunday nights became times of suspense in East when the Etas began to choose from our number. The year slipped along with the round of campus activities—classes, fights, serenades, dances—until another Even Day came. This time Lee Myers was chairman. The Senator Bones and Buttons Circus came to town, and we had pink lemonade and hot dogs for lunch. On May Day, soon after, Laura Brent, Bessie Minge Cameron, Maxine Dennis, and Charlotte Granberry were the objects of our pride down in the Del!. Our devoted sister class left us at commencement. We were saddened and bewildered that now we were upperclassmen. The fall of 1936 was tinged with sorrow because of the loss of our beloved Dean, Dr. Pattillo. We were glad to have known such a character, even for two short years. With our Junior year ca me responsibility for our little sisters, the Freshmen. With Lee Myers guiding, we helped them through a trying period and instilled in them the Even spirit. It seemed strange to stand on the sidelines of fights that once brought us so much fun. Mr. Hadley, the new director of dramatics, helped in the production of our play, Baldheaded Row. Chnistmas vaca- tion, exams, and spring vacation came as a matter of course in this our most wonderful year thus far. In just a little while we would be Seniors. Elections were at hand. 64 How queer that we should become the leaders in the campus activities! Corky Dey was elected President of Student Government, and Dusty Kenyon, Judiciary Chairman. A num- ber were to leave our midst to become hall presidents. Betsy Barrett took over the Sun Dial, and Bessie Minge Cameron was chosen editor-in-chief of the HELIANTHUS. Six ladies of the court who tripped down the hill on May Day were of the class of 38—Laura Brent, Edith Beeland, Vera Dickens, Charlotte Granberry, Bessie Minge Cameron, and Betty Valliant. Late in the spring the noise of hammering came to the ears of East Hall residents and visitors of the “‘libe.”” A new science building was under construction. Our Senior Year! On the eastern edge of the campus stood the Fernando Wood Mar- tin Science Building, the pride of faculty, student body, and alumnae. Dignified Seniors, we donned our caps and gowns and began to sing the Pilgrim Chorus. Ella Milligan was chosen for the fourth season to ke a member of the All-Star Hockey team of Virginia. Hatchet party, reception, lantern parade, topsy-turvy day—all pointed out that our stay was short. Each vacation brought with it the idea that it was our last. Why could life here not go on forever? Spring could never have been more beautiful. Events followed each other in rapid suc- cession——May Day with Vera Dickens queen, Laura Brent maid-of-honor, and six of our number in the court—Greek Play, Elise Robertson taking the lead, assisted by Corkey Dey and Cleo Frizzell—election of ten seniors to Phi Beta Kappa—Junior-Senior breakfast, reveal- ing that several of our classmates were expecting two degrees very soon. All too quickly commencement week rolled around—baccalaureate sermon—Class Day when we passed under the alumnae arch into a new world—and finally—graduation. In tears we said goodbye, goodbye to our friends, to Randolph-Macon, to four wonderful years—that will ever live in our memory! 1936 Elizabeth Ashburn Anne Bobo Elizabeth Bradshaw Dorothy Davidson Frances Davis Frances Kendig Barbara Nash Anne O’ Keeffe Helen Sasscer Eugenia Scott Mary Alice Shackleton Janet Stimson Dorothy Swain Virginia Tawes Mary Mitchell Westall Sarah Gordon Wilson ETA SOCIETY Sponsor: Miss Mary STOKES 1938 Betsy Barrett Laura Brent Mary Calvert Dey Cleo Frizzell Charlotte Granberry Virginia Iglehart Mary Buskin Kenyon Nancy Kirkpatrick Ella Milligan Janet Mowrer Lee Myers Eleanor Quarles Elise Robertson Glennes Teter Spooner Tinsley Mary Lib Wilson 1940 Margaret Sue Adams Clara Cox Bell Clay Carter Helen Frink Jean Mayer Carolyn Pannill Bessie Peach Howard Perkinson Ethelinda Reynolds Frances Richards Virginia Rudulph Charlotte Selman Betty Taylor Sarah Thompson Dot Walton Becky White ETA is a society composed of sixteen members from each Even class, chosen because they have shown unusual spirit in helping to carry out the traditions of their class. 66 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - - 2 - Z - ROBERTA RYMER Vice-President - - 2 - z = - JANE SMITH Secretary - - - - - - - SARAH BAGWELL Treasurer : Z : . 2 2 MarIAN BARTHOLOMEW SMITH BaRTHOLOMEW RYMER BaAGWELL e Helianthus. o inlee 4g — [ee , gi ' 4 ' Marien Abshire : ; : : Jane Breckenridge Adair aT 2 a! i ; Marguerite Taylor Anderson ye lt 4 { as a : Alice Elaine Anthony a i 2 4 Josephine Applewhite , Le = £ 3 Mary Carolyn Ardery ee ‘ agg : Sarah Lotta Bagwell | y r Virginia Carter Ball a y 4 : ) ] f a ag : Esta Barnhart oe, ae, : : | : co Marian Bartholomew : ; , i ng — ‘S : ; Betty Bock a Py a oe | _ Louise Moultrie Bowen : a 7 2 . ‘ Annie Wilson Brock a - . oP Sarah Jane Brooks : 3 eo. | — ‘la Betty Brown Z —_— Pai ee Mary Elizabeth Brown be 4 ’ Lf e 4 : : Katherine Blanks Butler e s : ; D. ee ; Gladys Virginia Chick x a i ; ; ae Elizabeth Clabaugh cE if = _F i. fa a | Alma Tilghman Cobbs P a ‘ a ’ ; 8 _ Cynthia Carter Cobbs Ae { : ee bl : Annie Virginia Cook bee coo : oe Pauline Corbett é , a � “ Roberta Jean Corlett 68 Frances Craghead Jean Greenwood Craven Anne Meriwether Dashiell Mary Elizabeth Davenport Helen Gilmer Dickson Ruth Diehl Lucille Disharoon Mary Elizabeth Dodson Lillian Frances Dowling Isabella Person Drake Sarah Elizabeth Dudley Josephine Dunlap Margaret Dunton Polly DuVernet Sarah Esther Dyer Mary Elizabeth Ebert Ellen Elizabeth Edmondson Mary Carroll Engleman Charlotte Escande Mary Elizabeth Evans Mary Elizabeth Frey Alice Rangeley Fuqua Miriam Garber Christine Gewin 69 Clerimond Gilliam Josephine Eloise Givens Mary Wilson Glenn Patricia Gormly Ann Bolling Graham Virginia Elizabeth Hare Virginia Larew Harman Elizabeth Harris Mary Helen Harvey Lucy Cary Head Margaret Henderson May Eleanor Hillsman Dorothy Holton Mary Elizabeth Hopkins Natalie Wharton Hopkins Perre Coleman Hutton Frances Bishop Jefferson Dorothy Ann Jones Sarah Anna Jordan Vonda Keith Harriet Graff Kelley Sarah Lee King Virginia King Frances Knight Mary Beall Koogle Nell Lashley Grace Laylin Ruth Mary Lincoln Jane Lynda Ludwig Elizabeth Dearing Lynch Dorothy St. Clair McCoy Patsy McGregor Grace Ava McGuire Anne MclInnis Dorothy McManus Jeanne Elizabeth Manuel Lucie Ellen Mapp Eunice Pauline Martin Louise Martin Dorothy Jean Mees Chloe Miller Ellen Herbert Mitchell Beatrice Montgomery Elizabeth Moora Roy Stockhouse Moore Janie Moorman Morgan Helen Elizabeth Morrisette Dorothy Ogsbury 7) Mary Jane Peoples Harriet Isabelle Pettit Myrtle Marie Post Margaret Venable Price Virginia Rader Jean Louise Rankin Nora Wrenn Raysor Flavia Reed Elizabeth Caldwell Reid Margaret White Rice Dorothea Rudisill Roberta Rymer Lucile Green Scrivner Lovira Helen Shedd Ruby Virginia Shiley Anne Wallace Shropshire Catherine Silver Betty Smith Jane Tarleton Smith Dorothy Keen Stewart Katherine Stone Doris Norman Swain Virginia Sydnor Virginia Elizabeth Tate Mildred Keithley Taylor Margaret Pryor Truitt Isbell Turnbull Jean Adams Walker Celia Gray Walton Mary Houston White Mabel Whiteside Verna Whiteside Rebecca Williams Anna Marguerite Willingham Jean Ashby Wilson Mary Nelle Witte Edna Damaris Wood Marjorie Wriston. Caro Wyche Hannah Young Juniors Snapped Around the Campus. They Manage to Work and Play. These Pictures Show How They Do It. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President = - - - : - HELEN FRINK Vice-President - - - 2 - - VIRGINIA RUDULPH Secretary e - “ - = - : - Bessig PEACH Treasurer - - : : - - = “ CLAY CARTER PEACH CARTER RuDULPH FRINK Anne Love Adams Margaret Sue Adams Mary Harriett Adams Barbara Jean Anderson Mary Asbury Dorothy Toswell Bayer Clara Cox Bell Sarah Elizabeth Bell Jean Blanton Cile Bledsoe Edna Mae Bolz Mable Carolyn Botts Miriam Eloise Bowes Carolyn Boyd Elizabeth Ann Bradley Susan Lear Broaddus Phyllis Esther Brown Irene Adele Bruce Frances Dillard Bullock Polly Burdett Margaret Burr Betty Jean Bursley Betty Butler Elizabeth Temple Buxton Mildred Campbell Frances DeCell Canada Ruby Melinda Cannon Margaret Beeson Carroll Mary Emma Carroll Mamie Clay Carter Margaret Randolph Cason Harriet Elizabeth Chapman Bessie Stratton Christian Emma Louise Collins Mary Sally Collins Lillian Alberta Conn Racheal Elizabeth Cook Jane Crites Helen Adele James deMontel Bertha Margaret Dodd Carolyn Frances Dow Ellen Davis Drake Tallulah Dunlap Marjorie Eckstein Elaine Ellis Annabelle Clifton Fisher Guy Forrester Helen Louise Frink Lydia Gaver Alyce Mae Gay Blanche Gerow Patricia Gilbert Lida Belle Goyer Mary Alice Gray Frances Marguerite Grey Judith-Jack Grisard Margaret Guleke Marilyn Hager Joan Hallett Rosemary Hallett Sarah Halstead Emma Griffin Hardman Sally McGavock Harman Anne Lucille Harrell Helen Taylor Hazelrigg Dorothy Elizabeth Helfin Julia Eveline Herron Margaret Hicks Marianne Hicks Dora Hiller Shirley June Horning Mary Peyton Hover Barbara Ingram Mary Jane Jennings Mildred Emma Johnson Nancy Lee Johnson Suzanne Louise Kanour Mary Eva Kelley Gertrude Wightman Kern Ruthanne Kirk Shirley Kirkpatrick Margaret Eleanor Kock Elizabeth Lacy Warren Land Thomasine Lathrop Alice Elizabeth Lewis Anne Louise Lewis Elizabeth Marie Lewis Josephine Ida Lowenstein Jane Long Marie Louise Lowe Jean Parrish Luck Dorothy Bell McCormick Sarah Carolyn McDaniel Martha Frances McKee Betty McManus Marjorie Jean Mayer Margaret Armstrong Merts Suzanne Dewhirst Miller Mattie Montgomery Rachel Morris Sarah Cole Morrison Beryl Lorraine Moses Jean Wadell Nelson «| Esther Barbara Newton Margaret Eleanor Norman Sarah Norris Doris Antoinette Orem Allene Orgain Mary Theta Owens Carolyn Ann Pannill Lucille Lloyd Parham Mary Ellen Parker Nancy Helen Payne Norvell Madison Payne Bessie Peach Howard Dean Perkinson Elizabeth Stuart Pettyjohn Anne Phillips Margaret Westervelt Powell Barbara Fletcher Prince Bessie Lou Rayford Jean Campbell Revercomb Ethelinda Reynolds Frances Harrison Richards Ellen Roberts Mary Christine Roseborough Virginia Frances Rudulph Jane Anne Saunders Emmie Leila Savell Jane Eleanor Schenck Helen Adair Sears Martha Seitz Charlotte Wright Selman Catherine Anne Shephard Martha SmithT Mildred Josephine Spicer Marjorie Sprouse Katherine Spruce Mary Bashie Steele Jane Strite Lollie Stewart Lois Litsey Sullivan Betty Taylor 81 Margaret Forcey Taylor Dorothy Teague Ruth Clarkson Tenney Jean Terrell Sarah Cooper Thompson Margaret Christine Travis Ann Baer Truslow Jean Van Valkenburg Sybil Vogtle Elsa Von Bergen Dorothy McKee Voris Harriet Walters Dorothy Orr Walton Rebecca Virginia White Jane Coy Wiggin Ruth Wilding Sarah Helen Williams Alice Elizabeth Willis Georgia Lewis Wood Peggy Lee Woodson 82 PFRESHMARN President Z 2 Vice-President Secretary - : Treasurer 2 : CLASS OFFICERS VIRGINIA SWEET MarTHA Key BREWER FRANCES BAIN GRACE LINTON STUDENT GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES JEAN PENTECOST LINTON Bain PENTECOST Worts SWEET BreWwER Mary WortTs Eleanor Josephine Amos Carolyn Rose Ancker Katsy Aycock Mary Frances Bailes Frances Agnes Bain Mary Manning Barclay Mary B. Bason Ruth Ann Bauer Geta Becker Barbara Beeland Virginia Tatiana Benas Margaret Ann Black Dorothy Ann Blair Eleanor Bowen Martha Key Brewer Hope F. Brigden Margaret Bright Janet T. Brown Anne Shirley Bruce Mary Tom Bunting Mary Clifford Calhoun Cornelia Calloway Beatrice Calvet Elizabeth Anne Campbell 84 Virginia Campbell Frances G. Candler Adelaide McCall Carter Bernice Cave Elizabeth E. Clark Martha Helen Cleveland Sara Elizabeth Coburn Sara Allen Cofer Madeleine Collester Suzanne Conrad Virginia Laird Conrad Alice Margaret Corduke Bette Corlett Sylvia Ann Costen Jeannette Cox Marian E. Craft Betty Crews Anne Crosswell Louise Cummings Nancy Stewart Custis Mary Claire Denman Miriam Dinwiddie Phyllis E. Dodd Evelyn Drennen Beatrice Dugroo Mary Jeannette Dyer Patricia Eager Emily Eckel Jane Anne Evans Jeanne Louise Everett Virginia Joyce Everett Elaine Ewald Sara Frances Ewing Sarah Feeney Bettie Braxton Flather Agnes Foster Lila Foster Ann Burke Foust Olivette Galvin Betty Gamble Geraldine Rose Garant Louise Gee Eloise Gilbert Ruth Meriwether Gilmer Sarah Alice Gluyas Mary Ann Graham Sadie Gravely Jane Graves 86 Sarah Gordon Gray Eva Evans Grimes Jane Guleke Barbara J. Haldenstein Josephine Hall Edna Ann Hano Elizabeth Hardie Elizabeth Hatchett Carolyn Hillig Mary Hilman Rosa Miller Hobbs Ethel Elizabeth Hoffman Marianne Horine Claire Elizabeth Horlick Lady Houston Ethel Louise Huffman Jeannette E. Hughes Rebecca Leigh Hurt Madge Givens Hutchinson Virginia Johnson Lalla Rook Johnstone Florence Hobbs Jones Florence Louise Jones Lavelle Jones 87 Virginia Anne Jones Janis Jund Frances A. Keeley Mary Jane Kehoe Frances Louise Keliher Elizabeth Kellerman Dorothy Kettle Katherine Thompson Kirk Mary Jane Kirk Jane Lang Anna Hewitt Langhorne Gwendolen Lawhead Sara Lawman Grace Linton Elizabeth Virginia Lloyd Sarah Elizabeth Love Miriam Lusby Marie McClelland Mary Virginia McConnell Cora Louise McGee Mary Elizabeth McGowan Anne Macdonell Mary Jean Macpherson Ansley Manget Harriett Martin Janet Isabelle Martin Barbara Louise Mathers Elizabeth Warner Meade Mary Mees Virginia Frances Menniges Peggy Miller Frances Virgene Mize Betty Jane Moats Alice Rebecca Monroe Helen Moore Lois Moore Marjorie Jane Moss Glory Mott Putnam Watkins Mundy Mary Munn Laurie Murray Jessie Nettleton Eleanor Lewis Newell Katherine Newman Mary Elizabeth Nix Alice Tabb Oast Joy O'Brien Jessie Katrina Ormond 89 Nannie Margaret Overton Martha Pace Mary Thorn Painter Margaret Palmer Mildred Parrish Jean Hurt Pentecost Louise Peterson Elizabeth Phillips Janet Phillips Nancy Phillips Virginia Pollitt Virginia Lee Pratt Anne Priest Ann Pritchett Emily Hume Rawlings Peggy Ray Mary Reed Sara Jane Reese Mary Hunter Rice Barbara Jane Richards Norma June Richards Barbara Ann Richmond Margaret Robinson Dorothy Sandridge 90 Zoe Reed Saunders Mary Wini Saxon Elizabeth Sherley Scott Jeannette Sentell Laura Maie Shaver Mary Byrd Shearer Barbara Helen Shoemaker Caroline Margaret Shumate Lucille Simcoe Ruth Singewald Ann Gregory Smith Malinda Smith Ellie Nolley Smyer Catherine Snyder Louise Sommerville Margaret Spruce Elizabeth Stafford Marion Frances Stallings Jeanne Stangel Charlotte Stephenson Carleton Sterne Peggy Stout Mary Faye Stratton Elizabeth Jane Sugden 91 Virginia Suydam Virginia Sweet Doris Sydnor Maria Sykes Evelyn Elizabeth Talley Marie Rossman Taylor Fanny Woodhull Terry Elizabeth H. Thomas Dorothy Thompson Lula Rose Turlington Mary Lou Vosburg Dorothy Virginia Walker Emma Ruth Watkins Jane Watkins Jane Blair Webb Rosalie Whitaker Beverley White Jean White Louise Cabell White Rosa Nelson Williams Evelyn Winchester Beth Winship Lucy Douglas Wood Mary Worts Estelle Wright Frances Louise Young Joyce Zirkel BOOK THREE tous al u iF She 0 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Presidentzcccc0 eo ee ee Mary CALVERT DEY First Vice-President {coc en ac ee ee Mary LeonorA Myers Second Vice-President 3-348 eee ee ee Mary ELIZABETH WILSON Third. Vice-President 2233. 230004 eee IDA SPOONER TINSLEY Fourth Vice-Presidents22s 2 ee ee ee ee VIRGINIA WEED THOMPSON Fifth Vice-President t.ccclesésxee oe oe ee ee Nancy KIRKPATRICK Secretary arch occ: Se csaecviel ee: 5 Swe A ee aes oc oe eee ELIZABETH Moora T Feasur ef 2. coc tasiceds 3 Scere in a Bee de ee VONDA KEITH CHAIRMEN OF STANDING COMMITTEES NS: Fi Aig ee ee ee ee Mary DusKIN KENYON Auditing .2 46.22 Be ee Mary ELIZABETH WILSON Non-Scholastic Activities... .-2 3.4... ee ee Mary Leonora Myers S6cial’ Sle ee pe ee rae JANE LEE MINETREE Assembly, 95.2002 pith ote ee ee oS A ao ee ee et Se ANN BAILEY Curriculum: oceccd ced eee dtec cers ee ete JANET MowreER Orientation 22.20.46: chs Se a ee eee Bess LonG ARDERY Student Assembly...................------ ihe ee Se Se ee eee LAURA BRENT 94 STUDENT COMMITTEE SENIOR, REPRESENTATIVES BARBARA ADAMS Mary DuskIN KENYON Bess LonG ARDERY Nancy KIRKPATRICK ANNE BAILEY JANE MINETREE Betsy BARRETT JAN MowreErR LAURA BRENT Lee Myers Mary CALVERT DEy VIRGINIA THOMPSON MarcARET HARWELL SPOONER TINSLEY VIRGINIA IGLEHART Mary Lis WILSON JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES MariEN ABSHIRE ELIZABETH Moora JANE Brooks ROBERTA RYMER VIRGINIA HARE LUCILE SCRIVNER VONDA KEITH JANE SMITH SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES MarGARET SUE ADAMS HELEN FRINK CLARA Cox BELL CAROLINE PANNILL FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES JEAN PENTECOST VIRGINIA SWEET Mary Worts DAY STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES BERTHA ADAMS Mary BALL Lonc THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE OFFICERS Chairman 22283, 62 A OR ee eer ee inlet Mary DuskKIN KENYON Secretary 2a5 reteset se ac ds ea ee CAROLYN PANNILL 96 THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Mary CALVERT DEY VIRGINIA IGLEHART JUNIOR, REPRESEN PATIVE ELIZABETH Moora SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE CAROLYN PANNILL FACUE LYS REPRESENTATIVES Dr. JACK Dr. FRENCH Miss MorGAN Miss LAREW oF Eight Helianthees. ° Vinita HAY YW. GA: _— . OFFICERS i . Preidett2 Ba ee eee MARGARET HARWELL e re a Viceelresid ents: eee eee Pes ee eee IsABELLE PETTIT ' ti. Secrelart.scicsn tee ee ReBEccA WHITE 7 Tiveasurer 227 §, jo.c0 te Gan Cedar eens hearers LouisE BOWEN Silla HONORARY MEMBERS —¢ oe Mary CALVERT DEY Betsy BARRETT e Mary DuskIN KENYON | = ADVISORY BOARD a Miss CLarA W. DAVIDSON Miss SALLIE PAYNE MorGAN ee alll Dr. C. CLEMENT FRENCH Miss HELEN PEAK aE cans : re Mr. Paut N. GUTHRIE Miss DorotHy PRATT Marcaret HarwELi Dr. THEopoRE H. JAck Dr. WILLIAM SCOTT Dessert Miss EvELYN WIGGIN Y. W. C. A. CABINET Orphanage. C omimitlee sic 5. ceca a epee eine ce Nora Raysor Playgroand Committee 2.52255 20 a ca pe ao ec VIRGINIA HARE General Welfare: Committees. eho Oe eects see ee MarION CRAIG Industrial’ Committee 2 2) oP ee ee ee VIRGINIA I HOMPSON World: Felowship.. = EER HM cee e eee ARS tk aS Mi_prReED Myers [nterpretationtand Joro ghana ee MARGARET SUE ADAMS AND Peccy TRUITT Freshman-Sophomore Discusston...............-.--..-------- Bak) ed 2 EOI oe een a ALICE FUQUA Junior-Sentor Discussto tesco 0 5a ok a ee ree ALICE HARPER Personriel ¢xxetcc 2 eee ee Oe ee ee yom CAROLYN PANNILL Morning Watebee ree gece e e e _....MARIAN BARTHOLOMEW V espera Oe aS ee a aOR ieee AT Bee ON ee oe Be Se ane ec ANNABELLE FISHER THE TATTLER OFFICERS Ee ditoiein- @)11c jae een BARBARA OVERTON pS astness a1 diigo cjaaeee ee ee eae eee SaRA McManus STAFF SCTLO Tae ECO eee ee ee Fone ae ene ree Hitpa NoeEn aniOTeE diloreeeee eee oe eons ee Mase WHITESIDE DAES ONEEON Editor-in-Chief SOD OMONCR LA it Of mere eee ee ree eee eee GERTRUDE KERN H2TOORELNCG dC) eee ee a ee ee eee ee FLAVIA REED I Prietay? Devaerl ape oe ak ee, ee ee Betty BURSLEY sips Ine ee ee” Oe ie ccm Ft See MiLtpRED MUNDAY _— esSLe Win ge (ee erou Editor-in-Chief EDITORIAL STAFF JOSEPHINE APPLEWHITE Assistant Editor CLEO FRIZZELL Associate Editor ELIZABETH [THOMAS Associate Editor RuTH LINCOLN Picture Editor FRANCES RICHARDS Assistant Picture Editor BEssIE PEACH Organization Editor ANNE PHILLIPS Assistant Organization Editor PEGGY PRICE Circulation Editor SARAH Norris Typist ALICE FUQUA Publicity Elle ALE: Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF NELL LASHLEY Assistant Business Manager KATHARINE Munpby Advertising Manager HELEN DICKSON Assistant Advertising Manager ADVERTISING STAFF Belle Drake Ellen Edmondson Frayser Ferrell Alyce Mae Gay Helen Hazelrigg Ellen Mapp Mary Jane Peoples Helen Adair Sears Alda Sibley FRESHMAN ASSISTANTS Elizabeth Anne Campbell Martha Helen Cleveland Sarah Feeney Putnam Mundy Beverley White Bet Pavcett Editor-in-Chief EDITORIAL STAFF Mary BEALL KooGLeE Assistant Editor ELEANOR QUARLES Editorial FLORENCE Epps Managing Editor MarRION CRAIG News Editor JEAN WILSON Desk Editor JoycE SULLIVAN Columnist Mary JANE PEOPLES Columnist JEAN REVERCOMB Social Editor GLENNES TETER Sports Editor JEAN Ray Nutcracker ANNE BAILEY Exchange DorROTHEA RUDISILL Book Reviewer CHRISTINE ROSEBOROUGH Proof Reader REPORTERS Laura Sweet Betty Bursley Margaret Henderson Lydia Gaver Jean Manuel Mary Ellen Parker Barbara Overton Susan Broaddus Betty Bright Catherine Ann Sheppard Emily Price Grace McGuire Jean Craven | (OZ = BS DIAL Penile Pheer Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF SARAH ANNA JORDAN Advertising Manager IsBELL ]URNBULL Advertising Manager ADVERTISING STAFF Marjorie Turner Helen Dickson Betty Reid Nancy Kirkpatrick Virginia Rudulph Roy Moore Elizabeth Bell Josephine Dunlap CIRCULATION STAFF Sarah Bagwell Ellen Mapp Mary Elizabeth Ebert Betty Taylor MECHANICS Catherine Ann Shepherd ey Piss Margaret Carroll Jean Wilson Charlotte Oates ere eee Editor-in-Chief EDITORIAL STAFF NELLE WALKER Assistant Editor ROBERTA CORLETT Art Editor LAURA BRENT Fashion Editor LITERARY STAFF Hilda Noel Jane Crites Elizabeth Moora Susan Broaddus Marguerite Willingham Anne Phillips Margaret Price Carolyn Pannill Mary Carroll Engleman The Horrible Four Clerimond Gilliam ART STAFF Eleanor Benninghofen Mary Jane Eager Sarah Bagwell Barbara Prince Allene Orgain EXCHANGE Mary Booker | . | | | ! | | | | Kandelble Sf. o., Fo87= 33 MAT D pele Rai cés. Bie Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF ANNE GLOVER Circulation Manager MIRIAM GARBER Advertising Manager ADVERTISING STAFF Christine Gilbert Eloise Givens Marion Craig Jane Saunders Dot Stewart Lollie Stuart CIRCULATION STAFF Alice Harper Kate Mann Nell Lashley IDR StS) Christine Gewin Sarah Norris ELEANOR QUARLES OFFICERS President........ ELEANOR QUARLES V ice-President...... VIRGINIA HARE Rec. Secy.....MARJORIE TURNER Ureasurer. FLORENCE Epps Corr. Secy....DoROTHY WALTON Publicity Chairman....BETTY REID Social Chairman......CLA Y CARTER US brarian MiLpRED Myers INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Charlotte Ames Barbara Adams Margaret Sue Adams Bessie Addison Betsy Barrett Marian Bartholomew Eleanor Benninghofen Edith Blackwell Betty Bock Louise Bowen Betty Bright Mary E. Brown Clay Carter Annie Cook Frances Crabtree Marion Craig Corky Dey Winifred Dickey Frances Dowling Evelyn Drennen Florence Epps Charlotte Escande Mary E. Evans Miriam Garber Marguerite Gatlin Lydia Gaver Eloise Givens Caroline Gower DEBATE COUNCIL MEMBERS Susan Broaddus Jean Craven Emily Cross Elaine Ellis Judy Grisard Helen Hazelrigg Mary Jane Jennings Kay Kelley Dusty Kenyon Sarah Lee King Kate Mann Margaret Merts Lois Moore Virgene Mize Mary Ellen Parker Jean Ray Betty Reid MEMBERS Judy Grisard Virginia Guy Virginia Hare Alice Harper Margaret Harwell Cary Head Natalie Hopkins Lorna Houghtaling Perre C. Hutton Virginia Iglehart Nancy L. Johnson Dusty Kenyon Ruthanne Kirk Nancy Kirkpatrick Nell Lashley Marie Lowe Kate Mann Jean Mayer Sara McManus Alice Melrose Martha F. Moore Jan Mowrer Mildred Munday Lee Myers Martha Myers Mildred Myers Christine Roseborough Frances Stallings Virginia Suydam Marjorie Turner Janice Turnipseed President Business Manager.......... JEAN Ray Secretary Charlotte Oates Martha Pace Mary E. Parker Bessie Peach Hannele Piel Eleanor Quarles Betty Reid Dorothea Rudisill Virginia Rudulph Emmie L. Savell Lucile Scrivner Charlotte Selman Lovira Shedd Catherine A. Shepherd Margaret Sloan Carleton Sterne Doris Swain Virginia Sydnor Mildred Taylor Glennes Teter Elizabeth Thomas Virginia ‘Thompson Marjorie Turner Janice Turnipseed Dorothy Walton Zelma White Jean Wilson Edna Wood Emity Cross OFFICERS EmILy Cross LAs ee SusAN BROADDUS Treasurer______.- MARGARET MErrTs 106 SOCK AND BUSKIN MEMBERS Carolyn Ardery Sarah Bagwell Jane Brooks Janet Brown Mary Tom Bunting Polly Burdett Bessie Minge Cameron Roberta Corlett Sally Dyer Ellen Edmondson Elaine Ewald Miriam Garber Patricia Gormly Charlotte Granberry Virginia Guy Marjorie Hamaker Emma Hardman Margaret Harwell Natalie Hopkins Perre Coleman Hutton Nancy Lee Johnson Vonda Keith Gertrude Kern Jane Lee MINETREE Chairman Kay Kirk Ruth Lincoln Sara McManus Kate Mann Ellen Mapp Elizabeth Moora Janet Mowrer Katharine Mundy Katherine Northern Carolyn Pannill Barbara Prince Frances Richards Dorothea Rudisill Lucile Scrivner Anne Shropshire Margaret Sloan Jane Smith Virginia Suydam Ellen Taylor Betty Taylor Mildred Taylor Glennes Teter Janice Turnipseed Jan Mowrer OFFICERS leresid cr JAN Mowrer Vice-President ________.- KaTeE MANN Secrelar yee ee MILDRED TAYLOR Treasurer______...- CAROLYN ARDERY eliston(ai a ANNE SHROPSHIRE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Bertha Adams Martha Key Brewer Adelaide Carter Tallulah Dunlap Mary Dyer Miriam Garber Ann Glover Sadie Hay Gravely Sarah Hall Emma Hardman Nancy Kirkpatrick Jane Ludwig Peggy Miller 107 MEMBERS Jane Lee Minetree Katherine Mundy Lee Myers Katherine Northern Margaret Palmer Bess Rayford Frances Richards Carleton Sterne Virginia [Thompson Spooner Tinsley Isbell ‘Turnbull Celia Gray Walton Mary Lib Wilson Mary Worts uitiee Hetty Bight Mellen Hk THE GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President. ee CHARLOTTE GRANBERRY Secretar cece eee ee RuTH LINCOLN Treasurer ee GERTRUDE KERN Tibravian 2) oe eee Mary STONE Librarian oe eee JANE CORNISH Westinents Gain dita ee ISABELLE PETTIT MEMBERS Frances Adams Estelle Agee Mary Tom Bunting Madelon Anne Campbell Elizabeth Dulaney Carolyn Dow Mary Carroll Engleman Eloise Gilbert cee Patricia Gilbert a Charlotte Granberry Patricia Gormly Margaret Henderson CHARLOTTE GRANBERRY President Second Sopranos Mildred Campbell Ruth Lincoln Martha Helen Cleveland Martha Myers Frances Craghead Mildred Myers Phyllis Dodd Isabelle Pettit Ellen Drake Elizabeth Phillips Marguerite Gatlin Peggy Price First Altos Frances Keeley Ruthanne Kirk Second Altos Jane Cornish Betty Hoffman Frances Bain Mary Bason Edith Blackwell Dorothy Ann Blair Virginia Branner Betty Brown Robbie Campbell Guy Forrester Margaret Kock Nell Lashley Cornelia Calloway Elizabeth Ann Campbell Jo Applewhite Mary Munn Ann Shirley Bruce 108 First Sopranos Gertrude Kern Rachel Morris Helen Morrisette Mary Ellen Parker Myrtle Post Norma Richards Ellen Roberts Dorothea Rudisill Roberta Rymer Ruth Singewald Caro Wyche Ethelinda Reynolds Christine Steppe Katherine Stone Mary Stone Maria Sykes Beverley White Betty Lynch Barbara Newton Martha Turner handelble Wb� , DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN MITGLIEDER Jane Adair Elaine Anthony Elizabeth Bell Miriam Bowes Margaret Bright Annie Brock Janet Brown Mary Tom Bunting Margaret Burr Betty Bursley Beatrice Calvet Bess Christian Elizabeth Clark Mary Collins Sylvia Costen Jean Craven Jane Crites Rosalie Dillard Margaret Dodd Phyllis Dodd Elizabeth Dodson Carolyn Dow Frances Dowling Beatrice Dugroo Sally Dyer Patricia Eager Emily Eckel Elizabeth Evans Marguerite Gatlin Eloise Givens Sarah Grey Virginia Hand Betty Harris Mary Helen Harvey Mary Hopkins Madge Hutchinson Mary Jane Jennings Vonda Keith Elizabeth Kellerman Mary Eva Kelley Gwendolyn Lawhead Anne Lewis Ruth Lincoln Jane Long Ellen Mapp Marie McClelland Martha Frances McKee Dorothy McManus Chloe Miller Virgene Mize Lois Moore Jane Morgan Mildred Munday Katherine Newman Barbara Newton Margaret Norman Mary Owens Howard Perkinson Hannele Piel Myrtle Post Margaret Powell Barbara Prince Peggy Ray Flavia Reed Ethelinda Reynolds Lovira Shedd Louise Sommerville Laura Sweet Virginia Sydnor Elizabeth Thomas Dorothy Voris Virginia Walker Charletta Weyland Zelma White Jean Wilson Evelyn Winchester Jimmie Woodward Lorna HoucGHTALING AUSSCHUSS Pe rasid eritivim mes ete emer eee LorNA HOoUGHTALING VA CORASICCT ar ROBERTA KAFER Se inine fale Mary WILsonN GLENN SCH LCITICIS (Cl rf eee ee aie eet Marit Lowe TR CD OLLENIT Rett ameee ee een Reaches se JANIS JUND Griinderin, Ehrenprasidentin......Miss Esti HELMRICH 109 THE QUILL DRIVERS OFFICERS President 2 ee HitpA Noe. Secretary- 7 reasurer.............- ELIZABETH Moora MEMBERS BARBARA OVERTON SARA McManus LAURA SWEET ELEANOR QUARLES Bess LonG ARDERY MARIEN ABSHIRE DorROTHEA RUDISILL ANNE WALLACE SHROPSHIRE 110 HONORARY SOCIETIES fer Viton B. W. Arnold, Jr., Ph.D. Henry D. Blackwell, Ph. D. Susan Parker Cobbs, A. M Roberta Cornelius, Ph.D. Maxwell Dudley Davidson Cora L. Friedline, Ph. D. Marjorie Harris, Ph.D. Alton Hodgkins, Ph.D. Theodore Jack, Ph.D. Mildred Johnson, A.B.L.S. Marian Kabler, A.B. Mary Virginia Kagey, A.B. Alfred A. Kern, Ph.D. Bessie Chancellor Addison Dorothy Lee Coddington Florence Elizabeth Epps Marjorie Hamaker Jane Lee Minetree Meirty Bight Mellen Be PHI BETA KAPPA Founded December 5, 1776 Virginia Delta Chapter Established 1917 IN FACULTATE C. M. Kilby, Ph.D. Edna Kobs, Ph.D. Gillie Larew, Ph.D. Herbert C. Lipscomb, Ph.D. Elizabeth C. Mayo, A.M. Esther Metzenthin, A.M. Helen Peak, Ph.D. Nellie Virginia Powell, Ph.M. Mary Stokes, A.B. Eleanor Struppa, A.M. Frances Schofield, A.M. Nan Thornton, Ph.D. Evelyn Wiggin, Ph.D. Annie Whiteside, A.B. , A. B. IN URBE Virginia Ballard, A.B. Katherine Graves Davidson, A.B. Addie Taylor Eure, A.B. Minnabel Baskin Evans, A.B. Pauline Fisher, A.M. Martha Latham Harris, A.B. Helen Huffman, A.B. Elizabeth Mason Knake, A.B. Sarah Faw Winfree, A.B. Dudley Wood, A.B. IN COLLEGIO Betty Ford Overstreet Eleanor Peyton Quarles Mary Elise Robertson Laura Sweet Mary Elizabeth Wilson Pl GAMMA MU Susie Ames, A.M. Martha Bell, B.S. Clara Davidson, A.M. Cora Friedline, Ph.D. Paul Guthrie, A.M. Alton Hodgkins, Ph.D. Dorothy Hughes, A.M. Theodore Jack, Ph.D. Sallie Adams Virginia Ballard W. M. Black Nan A. Craddock Wortley Crowe Davis Katherine Graves Davidson Victoria Smith Funkhauser Anne Cleghorn Glass Mary Shaffer Guthrie Grace Haskins Elizabeth Bond Johnson Bessie Addison Charlotte Ames Virginia Christian Dorothy Coddington Frances Crabtree Marion Craig Winifred Dickey Ruth Diehl Mary Elizabeth Frey Miriam Garber Marguerite Gatlin Sarah Hall Virginia Beta Chapter IN FACULTATE IN URBE Dot M. Woodson IN COLLEGIO 113 Robert Meade, Ph.D. Helen Peak, Ph.D. James F. Peake, A.M. Dorothy Pratt, A.M. Evelyn Raskin William Scott, Th.D. Mary Stokes, A. B. Jimmie Woodward, A.B. Eleanor Jones Ivie Frost Lupton Elizabeth Mason Knake Jaqueline Nicholas Dana F. Robinson Frances Deane Scott Sue Scott Helen Scott Miller Shumate Maxwell Sally Sackett Walker Mary Wisman Marjorie Hamaker Virginia Iglehart Mary Duskin Kenyon Mary Lewis Janet Mowrer Martha Lee Myers Mary Leonora Myers Betty Overstreet Elizabeth Parker Eleanor Quarles Elizabeth Reid Margaret Sloan TAU KAPPA ALPHA Honorary Forensic Fraternity Founded 1927 OFFICERS President2:5 2 nee te oe ee ee Ee ae le JEAN Ray Secretarve] reastilerct | atte anes FA ne ee ee EmILy Cross MEMBERS Emily Cross Jean Ray Helen Hazelrigg Betty Reid Mary Duskin Kenyon Marjorie Turner HONORARY MEMBER Mrs. Richard H. Hadley IN FACULTATE Miss Susan Cobbs Dr. Theodore H. Jack Mr. James F. Peake 114 AM SAM Secret Society Founded 1899 Chartered 1902 FOUNDERS Nell Underwood Physioc Laura Kimball Miller Aurelia Howe Davis Sallie T. M. Harmanson Clara Cox Bell Rose Wilmer Page Dot Manning Woodson SORORES IN FACULTATE Miss Dorothy Harrison Mrs. Sallie T. M. Harmanson Miss Mary Stokes Miss Nan Thornton Miss Susan Cobbs SORORES IN COLLEGIO 1938 Bess Long Ardery Betsy Barrett Mary Calvert Dey Virginia Iglehart Mary Duskin Kenyon Janet Mowrer Lee Myers Spooner Tinsley 1939 Sarah Bagwell Marian Bartholomew Vonda Keith Betty Moora Roberta Rymer Lucile Scrivner 1940 Helen Frink Carolyn Pannill SEIT PI Secret Society Founded May , 1904 SORORES IN URBE Margaret Kinnier Alexander Virginia Brown Alice Fleming Clark Reeder Davidson Baldwin Maxwell Dudley Davidson Elizabeth Diuguid Sarah Warner Ferguson Betsy Moore Giles SORORES IN COLLEGIO 1938 Anne Bailey Mary Jane Eager Charlotte Granberry Olivia B. Harvey Betty Valliant 1939 Anne Dashiell Sally Dyer Clerimond Gilliam Becky Williams 1940 Carolyn Campbell Frances Grey Marianne Hicks Patsy Lewis Jean Luck Sybil Vogtle 194] Mary Dyer Patricia Eager Betty Meade 116 Ann Cleghorn Glass Sally Sackett Walker Mary Off Stokes Lila Wilson Taylor Josephine Thornhill Kate Edmunds Walters Gladys Heald Watts Nell Striplin Wranek Mary Alice Peebles Barbara Selman Marian Shelton Libba Thomas Mary Jane Peoples Dot Stewart Mimi Taylor Margaret Merts Sara Cole Morrison Charlotte Selman Sarah Thompson Jane Coy Wiggin Jessie Ormond Lula Rose Turlington Beverley White OMEGA Secret Society Founded December 6, 1907 SORORES IN FACULTATE Mrs. P. Lightfoot Scruggs Miss Eleanor Struppa SORORES IN URBE Lurline Bailey Bond Kathryn Harms Beasley Katherine Graves Davidson Elizabeth Dickens Julia Desha Graves Sarah Faw Winfree SORORES IN COLLEGIO 1938 Edith Beeland Laura Brent Winifred Dicky Christine Gilbert 1939 Elizabeth Brown Elisabeth Clabaugh Ellen Edmondson Alice Fuqua Jane Smith 1940 Joan Hallet Rosemary Hallett Elizabeth Willis 194] Barbara Beeland Dorothy Ann Blair Martha Helen Cleveland Virginia Laird Conrad Ruth Singewald 120 Mrs. Henry D. Blackwell Ivie Frost Lupton Eliza Mount Margaret West Morrison Elizabeth Stuart Pettyjohn Virginia Tyree Potts Jane Gilbert Elise Robertson Ellen Taylor Mary Elizabeth Wilson Anne Bolling Graham Grace Laylin Jane Ludwig Louise Martin Shirley Kirkpatrick Jane Long Elizabeth Crewes Eloise Gilbert Florence Hobbs Jones Margaret Palmer af, COFFEE CLUB MEMBERS Mary JANE EAGER Besstz MINGE CAMERON ANNE BAILEY Xa G)) KA DN XN CHARLOTTE GRANBERRY ANN GLOVER ELLEN MULLER AS OmLT - mM AN AX 1B Mary ALICE PEEBLES Betty VALLIANT CHRISTINE GILBERT Am OnE xe @ NAG AN Mary Lis WILSON Ay OPE 123 SPARED: Secret Society Founded 1 899 FOUNDERS Maidee Roach Horton Bertha Allan Latane Mary Edna Lindsay Deborah Beatrice White IN-COLLEGIOG 1938 Vera Dickens Virginia Thompson 1939 Helen Dickson 1940 Margaret Sue Adams Lida Bell Goyer Ann Truslow 1941 Jeannette Sentell Rosa Williams Mary M. McGhee Mattie C. Nicholas Katherine Acree Ryland Margaret Sloan Lucile Scrivner Lucille Parham Dorothy Teague Virginia Suydam GRAND MOGUL—Mary BookeR—E.F.W. H.M.—Jane MINETREE—P.H.]J. H.M.—ELLeEN MuLLeER—M.D. H.M.—JANeE GILBERT—L.P. H.M.—E.Lten TayLor—B. H.M.—Laura Brent—H.O.T. H.M.—CuristInE GILBeERT—C.M.M. H.M.—RuTuH SaLe—H.A.Q, H.M.—E.isE RopERTSON—W.S. ie) @ H.M.—Corky Dry—E.H.F. Senior Secret Society H.M.—LouisE SLAToN—M.W. H.M.—Lispa THomas—A.S.M. H.M.—O. B. Harvey—S. H.M.—ANNE BaILEY—C.Q.N. H.M.—Mbttig CREEKMORE—E. G. H.M.—Tina NorTHERN—V.D.M. Pl 2—CLeo FRIZZELE—4) .O.F-. JFL IM ——Binmaine 1xeyer— 8 ee 127 BOOK FOUR eae BEAUTIES ‘ é2eéctece tr Enos 1D Cen trans THE 1938 MAY DAY Tk Meg ——UECENW VERA DICKENS LYNCHBURG, VA. 4, Lee of Beli LAURA RANDOLPH BRENT BEDFORD, VA. MaredeGple Wer cose Wen, Rey, AN OLD ENGLISH MAY DAY AT RANDOLPH-MACON The Oneen-. 200.2 Site REP Sr rs Ea Vera Dickens Crown Bearer... oe ade scccusseeesee- Mary Raine Winfree MGV O fa EON Overseer cece ee os ee Laura Brent Train Bearers-_..................Mary Alice Peebles, Mary Jane Eager THE COURD GENTLEMEN ESCORTS Helen Dickson Virginia Suydam Sarah Feeney Mary Hilman Ann Truslow Louise Martin Glory Mott Betty Harris Virginia Thomps on Betty Clabaugh Annie Brock Frances Richards Lucille Parham Anne Dashiell Virginia Rudulph Howard Perkinson Edith Beeland Betty Valliant Margaret Norman Mittie Creekmore Emily Cross Bessie Minge Cameron Mary Lib Wilson Kate Mann Margaret Sloan Ann Bolling Graham Caroline Gower Ellen Taylor Mary Jane Peoples Alice Harper Mary Carroll Engleman Anne Shropshire Ruth Singewald Charlotte Granberry Bette Corlett Eddie Wood Frances Keliher THE SAD SHEPHERD By Ben Jonson (adapted by DororHa RupristLL) THE CAST PPOlO gue pee aes eee ees Patricia Gormly Robin Hood........ eee 4 Rees eee een ee Betty Moora Gr § Scarlet {Te ons Se een ae Mary Mees : : oe: th Sealers ieee ae See eee eee Kay Kirk Maid Marian...... .:........ ae : ....-...Helen Hazelrigg . re Gi EOF O Ce ee seeps tend asses ase 10 exes : : _.....Peggy Taylor glamour, the Sad Shepherd... .--0.2c0.ccccccccssess Virginia Rader Nileheiien lillericnS one. 7 iGiacn Gatien LUCERO Gearon nets eRe, Seen ay Cee Oe oe _.....Ellen Edmondson CLOT DONE nee) Oe ee ne Ss a -Warren Land Peasileu ROM Te Ne ee ee _.......Miriam Garber ONC Rees an dots Se ede ne ee en ee aS AGOCk Se Wid foveal ee Alken. A eae a re Re eee E Dorothy Walton ISCUB AON Dies xo, Pe ee Peer See ern pone ee Re eee iva Gretimes' Douce, Maudlin's Danghter.... .......Christine Roseborough : Mellifieur........... fae 23 Mary Jane Jennings To. eG 5 ae Die x 5 TROY CU MMC AN Gag 'S O Ween meee ee ne a ee ie ee Jean Ray Sirti y oo kore Pca : Sn ee SOUR Clinwaze Puck—Harry, servant..................-..-....................Dorothea Rudisill Atloneetr yi x. ves pineal ees. eee eae cel v7 May Port Dance SHEPHERD'S DANCE Irene Bruce Ann Pritchett (Se c ee aes “e = ; race Laylin Marguerite Anderson Mary Elva Brown Elizabeth Hatchett eat ; % i : Se de Baa Betty Calvet Sara Lee King Jane Brooks Vonda Keith Marie McClelland Edna Ann Hano Kim Caskie Jane Smith Dot McCoy ’ Peggy Miller Virginia Campbell Virginia Guy Frances Stallings Peggy Shumate RntcancemNiticione : ii B ; Se Pauline Corbett Tessie Ormond fay intrance Music composed by etty Moora Dot Mees Catherine Snyder Flutist—Marion Bartholomew COMMITTEES Ghanaian de f ER a een Glennes Teter Dancing ee ee eee ue ...Virginia Guy Junior Chairmen ......Sarah Bagwell, Mary Carroll Engleman OVE a stictee: ees 2-2 E ceees ; ; Frances Crabtree BA SHITCS SMV CGC eh meee Coane een ee ee Anne Bailey Publicity and Programs............ Het Katharine Mundy SS CUCU pean Be no es Stes Suet ent Re eaten Pete Dorothea Rudisill Scenery and Properiies.....................- Saree ean Rankin Qos tieriels: eee a earn ME Fie eee eR tS Isabelle Pettit THE COURT HELEN DICKSON Greensboro, N. C. LucILLE PARHAM Petersburg, Va. EpirH BEELAND Greenville, Ala. VIRGINIA J HOMPSON New York City ANN TRUSLOW Charleston, W. Va. LouIsE MARTIN Norfolk, Va. Bessig MINGE CAMERON Faunsdale, Ala. BETTY VALLIANT Woodbury, N. J. VIRGINIA SUYDAM Birmingham, Ala. EMILY CRoss Suffolk, Va. MARGARET SLOAN University, Va. ALICE HARPER Charlotte, INeGs CHARLOTTE GRAN BERRY Atlanta, Ga. BETTY CLABAUGH Birmingham, Ala. ANN BOLLING GRAHAM Rome, Ga. Mary JANE PEOPLES Memphis, Tenn. ANNE DASHIELL Memphis, Tenn. RuTH SINGEWALD Baltimore, Md. MAY DAY—MAY 7, 1938 Crowds of visitors . . . Walking down the hill . . . The Court ... The Queen... The Maid-of-Honor . . . The skit Tennis . . . Horse Show ... Baseball . . The Dance aS? 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COSMETICS he We have only mentioned a very, very few of the many beautiful fashions you will find here at Moses; but, a visit to our store will convince you that Moses is “The Best Place to Shop After All.’’ For Quality! For Style! For Value! . SPECIALIZE in FASHIONS SNAPPIEST ACCESSORIES ) CAMPUS CONVERTED INTO NEW YORK CITY Evens Reign for a Day March 14, 1938 With the Odds relegated to an inconspicuous posi- tion, Monday, March 14th, dawned bright and fair on an Even world at Randolph-Macon. At the gate the New York skyline stretched between the posts. A yel- low sign impressively announced “The City of New York.” The “‘fish’’ was made into Central Park, where debutantes aired their sophisticated pooches along white walkways; drunks leaned against telephone poles; nurses and policemen flirted on benches; and young men rowed vigorously across crystal lakes. Main Hall porch resembled the pier where a steamer had just docked with piles of open bags awaiting the customs inspectors. Main Hall dining room was trans- formed into Times Square. Enormous advertisements stretched around the room. Senior Parlor contained cages of ferocious animals. The post office boxes had become overnight the pigeon holes of an automat where students were served meats and vegetables as well as mail. In East Hall Radio City had replaced the dining room. The walls were lined with shop windows. Skaters glided over a frozen pond in the center of the room. In West Hall a replica of Harlem was found in the din- ing room. Dusky, seductive sirens leaned against the pillars and rolled their eyes at dark skinned gigolos strolling by. A real negro orchestra of three pieces provided genuine atmosphere. In New Hall the slums appeared, half-naked urchins shot marbles in the gutters. Drying wash flapped on lines between the crowded buildings. The Day Students’ Room was completely taken over by Coney Island, with beach, side-shows, shooting gallery, and ferris wheel. Across the hall the door to “Leon and Eddies’””’ stood invitingly open. In Webb Hall was located Grand Central Station. An imposing yellow cab stood in front, and a waiting red cap guarded the door. In the dining room was all the hustle and bustle of travel. A streamlined train appeared ready to make a trip to faraway places. R.-M. W. C. “SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS” Featured by Odds, April 13, 1938 All of Randolph-Macon attended the one-day show- ing of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” pre- sented on campus by the freshman class for Odd Day, April 13th. The picture opened in East Hall dining room, the palace of the vain queen. Colored light fell on the tables through the stained-glass windows. The queen stood glaring at the Magic Mirror. At the “fish” Prince Charming had found Snow White with the pigeons by the Wishing Well. Then Snow White fled to the palace balcony in New. Prince Charming stood in the garden below, singing to her. A real fountain played beneath the balcony. Snow White was forced to take refuge from the queen in Webb Hall—the forest at night. It was very dark and gloomy. The summer house was the cottage of the Dwarfs. Inside, Snow White was cleaning up, with all the little animals helping. Meanwhile, the Dwarfs were work- ing in their mine on Main front porch. Electric dia- monds sparkled overhead, and Doc and Dopey were testing cellophane gems. Over the log bridge on the front gateposts the Dwarfs marched sturdily home, Dopey trailing behind. The Day Students’ Room was the inside of the cabin where Snow White had set the table for supper. After supper, the Dwarfs had a party at the postoffice. Grumpy played the organ and Dopey performed on the drums, while Snow White danced with Doc and Happy. But in her evil-smelling den in West, the queen had changed herself into an old hag and was concocting a poison for Snow White. Shadows wavered on the walls, and spider webs covered the corners. The for- mula in the book of black magic included Bones and Buttons, who were already boiling in the big pot. Outside Senior Parlor the old hag cackled over her success. Inside, the Dwarfs were praying beside Snow White, in her death-like sleep. Finally they put her in a glass coffin in the forest— Main Dining Room—and here kept vigil with all the animals. But Prince Charming came to bring her back to life, and carry her to the Palace of Eternal Happi- ness in the Banquet Hall, where they lived happily ever after. VOGUE ON THE R.-M. W.C. STAGE “KNAVE OF HEARTS” and “FUNNY BUSINESS” Presented by the Junior Class Saturday, October 9, 1937 Mer. RicHarbD Hab Ley, Director bstiiieetty peiiiiesses “THE BALMY NIGHT” or “HARPO’'S BIZARRE” Presented by the Sophomore Class Saturday, October 30, 1937 INDO E, GRUEIL, SIDS” Presented by the Sock and Buskin Club Wednesday, November 24, 1937 “MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE” Presented by the Sock and Buskin Club Saturday, March 5, 1938 R.-M. W. C. THE BIRDS OF ARISTOPHANES Presented in Greek at RANDOLPH-MACON WOMAN’S COLLEGE SSC e See Euelpides Pisthetaerus...... OCH UW S eezentc2-2-=2: EO O BO Oieeser carters esos Four. Burds:.........- Flute Player.........:.- Priester Oracle - Monger...... WMieto pence eee First Messenger...........-2---- Second Messenger. Heralds cose: Hees SEES SILT OG CT see nares ee eee (GON ASICs aaa sess eer or ee aoe Pee eS INF OF MET o22c2-2-22-22--2--=2 PTOMETNOWS. cs0-2-2-2002e00e=22-+- FLO SCUGO HR es ae Pere eee Secs Heracles... SUG CL LGUS) seeeeee= eee seme ee Third Messenger...........-.- BQSU ERG ises ao nc0ceaact-= : Ida May Ball Nancy Bond Edith Beeland Cynthia Cobbs Frances Craghead Sarah Cunningham Mary Jane Eager Mary Elizabeth Frey Christine Gewin Director of the Play........ Director of the Chorus... Music, composed by...... aS Sots teecezaactee oeosceenid- Leas Costumes General Assistant.. Properties:.......-::-.- ByanistGencscese-eeoe ety ee MAY 8, 2937: THE Cast Jane Smith, Celia Gray Walton, Margaret Henderson ...-....Mabel Whiteside ..Martha Nan Walling _...Marian Shelton ..Nancy Dabney Pea .-.........Nancy Gravely, Jane Jones, Barbara Selman, Mary Elizabeth Wilson Marian Bartholomew ...Mary Plummer Ceres Florence Epps Fee a Re 3 IN se ad Cleo Frizzell .......Mary Calvert Dey _.Jo Ann Allerdice eee Lillian Conn eee Caroline Gower st ..----..--Hleanor Quarles ...Anne Nelson oe! Addie Rose Ellett Pee timilye@ross .....---Catherine Couch naeseaoaran Dudley Pe eee een ee ee ee. to ee Hr ances; Abraham 2 Laura Sweet ......Mary Elva Brown Se ere Miriam Irby ate Fe Jessie Vic Russell So ee Olivia Harvey CuHorus oF Birps Christine Gilbert Jane Gilbert Virginia Harman Dorothy Jones Elise Robertson Grace Laylin Elizabeth Schiltz Mary Moore McLaughlin Doris Swain Verna Whiteside Mary Virginia Wood Alice Fuqua Ella Milligan Helen Morrissette Anita Oliver Eunice Martin STAFF ORO we hora. sdatiy sneer Mabel Kate Whiteside Ry ee oor Eleanor Struppa .......Violet Older Teass ial Fr ee Beatrice von Keller ae? _..Willie Weathers hae ee ee eee eee isan CODDS Mary Carroll Engleman, Mary Stone, Annie Cook, Dorothy Nance, Dorothy Ralston ....Marie Patterson, Ruby Shiley Picture on page 156 KNAVE OF HEARTS By LOUISE SAUNDERS Tue Cast Chancellor........ cen eae eee ene ee ops eee eee Pee ont Grace McGuire Manager Betty Moora King... 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TBMBIEIL, (XO MIUEYAUN YG ibaic: S Ga VUNG EEA LYNCHBURG ore VIRGINIA WEST HALL BROOK FIVE ies ELLEN TAYLOR THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President .ccccsictoienl efor ELLEN TAYLOR Secretary coe east dad ough ee ge a ee HowArRD PERKINSON MEMBERS Senior Representative... cic ee ee ELLA MILLIGAN Juntor Representative. 2 oe eee VIRGINIA TATE Sophomore Representatives sid ace nese eee ee Betty BUTLER Freshman Representative. .20.- ae ee FLORENCE JONES THE BLAZER CLUB Honorary Athletic Society INSPACULITATE ELEANOR STRUPPA DorotHy HARRISON INSCOLELEGIO MarRGARET DUNTON DoroTHY OGSBURY MarjoRIE HAMAKER JEAN Ray LoRNA HouUGHTALING ROBERTA RYMER ELLA MILLIGAN VIRGINIA TATE Ler Myers ‘ Preccy TAYLOR The purpose of this club is to honor those who have excelled in athletics. Member- ship is limited to Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores who have shown prowess in three fields, in one of which they have been selected as an All-Star. 171 STAR BASKETBALL TEAM ALL- Guards Centers Forwards VIRGINIA HARE JEAN Ray ANNE Foust CAROLINE HIL.iIc Dot WALTON VIRGINIA TATE D ELIZABETH LLoy ALL-STAR HOCKEY TEAM Right Wing LorRNA HoUGHTALING Right Inner BETTY BUTLER Center Forward ELLA MILLIGAN Left Inner REBECCA MONROE Right Back LucILLE PARHAM Left Back DorotHy McCormick Goal Guard MARJORIE HAMAKER Left Wing JANE SMITH Right Halfback VERA DICKENS Center Halfback LEE Myers Left Halfback MarGaRET Hicks SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM The Senior Basketball Team this year did not come out on the large end of the scores, but we had a wonderful time playing the game. Our game with the Juniors was the most exciting that we played. We actually held them to 4-2 during the first quarter. EvizaBETH DULANEY Captain Forwards Jessie Vic RussELL ELIZABETH DULANEY Centers VirciIniA Hanp ELLEN TAYLOR VircINIA THOMPSON Guards Corky Dey CHARLETTA WEYLAND Substitutes CAROLINE GOWER AuicE MELROSE Betty PARKER Marion Cralc Manager VircINIA HAND JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM The Juniors began their season with a successful game against the Freshman Class, followed by a victory from the Sophomores and the Seniors. On Thanksgiving Day the Juniors met the Freshmen for a second time. It was a hard and exciting game, but the Juniors won by 24-20, and were named champions for 1937. JEAN Ray Captain Forwards VIRGINIA TATE Marjorie TURNER Centers VirGINIA HARE Roperta RYMER SarAH ANNA JORDAN DorotHy OcsBury Guards Eppie Woop Jean Ray Substitutes MarGuERITE ANDERSON KATHERINE SILVER Manager Jean Ray SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM The season started out very well, showing a great deal of improve- ment over last year’s team. Though the Sophomore team lost two of the games, there was much good playing and lots of fun. Howarp PERKINSON Captain Forwards WarrREN LAND BarsaraA NEwTon Jump Center HowarbD PERKINSON Centers Bessig PEACH SALLIE Norris Guards Dot WALTON ANN PHILLIPS Substitules Satty HarMAN Susan Broappus Betty Lewis Manager BarsarA Newton FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM The Freshmen this year had some skillful forwards, guards, and centers. Many exciting games were played. The season as a whole was very successful, as only two games were lost. Three members of this team were chosen for the All-Star Team, making an excellent showing for Freshmen. They were Ann Foust, Caroline Hillig, and Elizabeth Lloyd. ANN Foust Captain Jump Center ELIzaBETH LLoyp Centers FrANcEs Bain CaROLINE HIL.ic Forwards FLORENCE JONES ANN Foust Guards ALICE GLuyas Sapie May GrAvVELEY Substitules MartHa Key Brewer Preccy Stout Manager EvizaBETH LiLoyp SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM The Seniors won all their games. They played for the second consecutive year on Thanksgiving Day. This year they won the championship. This season was most successful. GLENNES TETER Captain Left Wing Lorna HouGHTALING Left Half GLENNES TETER Right Inside ELIsE ROBERTSON Center Forward Evia MILLIGAN Left Inside Ipa May Bai Left Wing VIRGINIA Guy Right Half VERA DICKENS Center Half Lee Myers Left Back Satty MILs Goalie Marjorie HAMAKER Right Back EpitrH BLacKWELL Manager VERA DICKENS JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM Although the Junior team had only one victory this season, it showed decided improvement over last year. The team still has grim determination to play the Thanksgiving game in ’38. JEAN CRAVEN Captain Left Wing JANE SMITH Right Inner Eunice Martin Left Inner FRANCES KNIGHT Right W ing CYNTHIA CosBs Center Forward Kay KELLY Center Right Vonpba KEITH Full Left Caro WYCHE Left Half Bo Brown Goal Guard JEAN RANKIN Right Half ALMA Cosss Full Right JEAN CRAVEN Manager HarriET KELLY SOPHOMORE HOCKEY TEAM The Sophomore Hockey Team had a very successful season. It lost only to the Senior team, which it played for the championship on Thanksgiving Day. Four of the team members were chosen for the All-Star Team. BeBe ETHEL HUFFMAN Captain Right W ing MicLpreD ParriIsH Right Inner CAROLYN ANCKER Center ETHEL HuFFMAN Left Inner Resecca Monroe Left Wing SyLviA CosTEN Right Half Peccy MILLER Center Half Puy.tuts Dopp Left Half JEAN WHITE Right Full Mary CALHOUN Left Full Joy O’Brien Goal Guard Putnam Munpy Substitutes MarGARET ROBINSON VIRGINIA SWEET Manager Resecca Monroe Betty BuTLER Capiain Left Wing JANE Lone Left Inner JEAN Luck Center Preccy TayLor Right W ing Marcaret Sue ADAMS Right Inner Betty BuTLer Left Half Marcaret Hicks Center Half EmILy Price Right Half DorotHy McCormick Right Full LucitLeE PaRHAM Left Full JEAN VAN VALKENBURG Goal Guard Marcaret Dopp Manager Preccy TAYLoR FRESHMAN HOCKEY TEAM Although the Freshmen won no games this year they feel that the season was on the whole successful. As the games went on individual playing and team co-operation improved steadily. With the material they have and their experience this year, they hope to go on to greater suCCESS. The Seniors started off the season by defeating the ““X’’ team and the Sophomores. They lost the game with the Juniors and, in a close game, were defeated by the Freshmen. The “Old Ladies” were crippled in the first two games and did not recuperate all season. Jessie Vic RusseELi Captain Catcher Marjorie HamMaKErR Pitcher Lorna HoucuHtTa.Linc First Base Mary A ice PEEBLES Second Base IpaA May Bai Third Base Jessie Vic RusseELi Right Field Lee Myers Left Field GLENNES TETER Center Field VirGINIA MILLs Short Stop Linpa THOMAS Substitutes ANNE BalLey ELIZABETH DULANEY Manager Mary A tice PEEBLES JUNIOR BASEBALL TEAM The Juniors played their way into the championship game by defeating all comers. May Day, however, found them up against a much improved Freshman team, and the Juniors bowed to their little sisters. Here’s to harder hitting next year. Eppie Woop Captain Catcher Eppre Woop Pitcher Marjorie TURNER First Base ViRCINIA TATE Second Base Mary RutuH SEAY Third Base Vonpa KEITH Right Field Caro WycHE Left Field Bitty Gewin Center Field CHLOE MILLER Short Stop ELLeEN Mapp Substitutes Jean Ray Exoise GIvENS Manager Maryjorit TURNER ruitae Mitty Bight Maint SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAM The Sophomores had new and better material this year, but lack of confidence and hard hitting opponents brought defeat for the team throughout the season. Next year the team hopes to do bigger and better things, and have a greater confidence in their ability. EvizaBETH Lioyp Captain Catcher EtrHet HorrMan Pitcher EizaBETH LLoyp First Base Preccy Stout Second Base VIRGINIA SWEET Third Base LouIsE SOMMERVILLE Left Field ANN Foust Right Field FANNIE TERRY Center Field CarROLYN HIL.ic Short Stop Mary EvizaBetH Nix Substitutes Rosa Miter Hoses JANET PHILLIPS VirciIniA MorrisETTE Manager FANNIE TERRY CHC c72.8 JEAN TERRELL Captain Catcher JEAN TERRELL Pitcher Bessiz PEACH First Base Howarp PERKINSON Second Base Marcaret Dopp Third Base Susan Broappus Left Field Dot WaLTon Right Field JEAN VAN VALKENBURG Center Field ANNE Lewis Short Stop ANNE PHILLIPS Substitutes CHARLOTTE SELMAN SarAH Norris Manager Bessie PEACH FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM Although the Freshman team lost the first game of the season it showed great improvement by winning the rest of the games on its schedule. Due to excellent team-work, the team played on May Day, scoring 17-11 against the Juniors. We hope that next year will be as successful. HUMBUG IpA May BALL VIRGINIA MILLs Betsy BARRETT Lee Myers Mary CALVERT DEY Mary ALICE PEEBLES VERA DICKENS ELIsE ROBERTSON MaAcGARET DUNTON Jessie Vic RUSSELL CLEO FRIZZELL ELLEN TAYLOR LORNA HOoOUGHTALING GLENNES TETER ELLA MILLIGAN VIRGINIA IHOMPSON ANN PHILLIPS MarGARET TAYLOR JEAN TERRELL DoroTHY WALTON MARGARET SUE ADAMS Betty BUTLER BEssIE PEACH HowARD PERKINSON tes b CLECHEL BOOK six Barspara ADAMS PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS President.08 a, 2525 Necceseys teeta aes ee ee BARBARA ADAMS Wecrelary. 228 a. fs yas eee) oduk, cere Betty BRIGHT Tiéasurey eee ee RODE Saha ore Lack te ane tee ee Oe ae ae ANN BOLLING GRAHAM 1937 Beta Phi-Alpha 2.005 .6 e eo eh en ee ee 90.95 Gamma’ Phi Betas soc 5s. pee 8 Ba ser set 00 ee ee ee 88.73 Kappa DY: Caen me, Eee eR a irda le yee RS ee) To eR Se 88.16 Alpha Xi Delta y score 2084 33x. cc hs Bere 87.95 Chi’ Omega. .i2..3 8283 See ete ee Se A, ee ee ee ee 87.70 Sigma, Kappalsd fitch kere gfe lb a tO ee oS gee 87.45 Phe Muses: eecceec Bly AR go tal 5 el a er ae 87.30 Alpha Omicron Pi. jah tee oR See ee ee 87.10 Zeta “Vau“Alphat ce 1 Sie co a ee Por eR a eet 86.89 Pi Beta: Phicugce desks oo pk cc stcn ua enc eae Ng 86.60 Alpha, Delta: Pic jap Boece 0 oar ie a eee 86.47 Kappa “Alpha: Theta: 32-7 Gccere SR cece ee it we se 85.92 Delta Zeta. cue n0 a Sees oe 2 ated ME Lal gS ar Ca ae ean 85.70 Delta. Delta Deltal 22s. aimee ge he Se et A eee ee ee 84.50 182 Mary Jane Eager Ann Bolling Graham Virginia Mills Virginia Christian Ida May Ball Mary Elizabeth Ebert Charlotte Granberry Vonda Keith Ann Bailey Sally Dyer Nancy Kirkpatrick Sara Bagwell Ellen Muller Alice Fuqua Eleanor Benninghofen Frances Dowling Betty Lewis Elizabeth Thomas Lorna Houghtaling Beryl Moses Sally Mills Mary Wilson Glenn Zelma White Barbara Adams Charlotta Weyland Lovira Shedd Mildred Myers B etty Bright Edith Beeland Laura Brent Mittie Creekmore Mary Jane Eager Caroline Gower Virginia Hand Alice Harper Kate Mann Martha Frances Moore Katharine Mundy Elise Robertson Jessie Vic Russell Barbara Selman Marian Shelton Margaret Sloan Virginia Thompson Betty Valliant Jane Adair Elaine Anthony Roberta Corlett Anne Dashiell Belle Drake Ellen Edmondson Ann Bolling Graham Virginia Harman Ellen Mapp Mary Jane Peoples Roberta Rymer Catherine Silver Dorothy Stewart Mary White Mabel Whiteside Verna Whiteside Marguerite Willingham Clara Cox Bell Ellen Drake Emma Hardman Sally Harman Helen Hazelrigg Mary Owens Howard Perkinson Emily Price ane Saunders Charlotte Selman Mary Bashie Steele Lollie Stuart Sarah Thompson Ann Truslow Harriet Walters Jane Coy Wiggins Barbara Beeland Martha Key Brewer Patricia Eager eanne Everett Joy Everett Sarah Feeney Betty Flather Claire Horlick Lady Houston Florence Jones Cora Louise McGee Betty Meade Putnam Mundy Mary Munn Margaret Palmer Jean Pentecost Jane Blair Webb Louise White = Evelyn Winchester 184 Margaret Kinnier Alexander Katherine Harms Beasley Clara Cox Bell Edith McWane Chambers Alice Fleming Clarke Norvelle Craighill Katherine Graves Davidson Sara Warner Ferguson Maude Fullford Betsy Moore Giles CHI OMEGA Founded April 15, 1895 Sigma Chapter Established December 5, 1899 SORORES IN URBE Ann Cleghorne Glass Emily Kemp Gunn Maidie Roach Horton Ivie Frost Lupton Ruth Massey Lucy Boyd Meade Evelyn Moore Ellen Bredon Murrie SORORES IN FACULTATE Miss Dorothy Harrison Miss Nellie Virginia Powell SORORES HN COLLEGIO Edith Beeland Laura Brent Mittie Creekmore Mary Jane Eager Caroline Gower Kate Mann Jane Adair Elaine Anthony Roberta Corlett Anne Dashiell Belle Drake Ellen Mapp Clara Cox Bell Ellen Drake Emma Hardman Sally Harman Emily Price Barbara Beeland Martha Key Brewer Patricia Eager Jeanne Everett Joy Everett EEE DGES Virginia Laird Conrad Bette Corlett Jeanette Cox Betty Crews Jane Graves Virginia Hand Alice Harper Martha Frances Moore Ellen Edmondson Ann Bolling Graham Virginia Harman Helen Hazelrigg Mary Owens Howard Perkinson Sarah Feeney Bettie Flather Claire Horlick Lady Houston Florence Jones 1938 Katherine Mundy Elise Robertson Jessie Vic Russell Barbara Selman 1939 Mary Jane Peoples Roberta Rymer Catherine Silver Dorothy Stewart 1940 Jane Saunders Charlotte Selman Mary Bashie Steele Lollie Stuart 1941 Cora Louise McGee Betty Meade Putnam Mundy Mary Munn Margaret Palmer Mattie Graighill Nicholas Lola Wilson Taylor Josephine Thornhill Kate Edmunds Walters Mary Ware Helen Ware Laurie McLaurin Watts Jean Watts Dot Manning Woodson Edith Wilson Miss Annie Whiteside Marian Shelton Margaret Sloan Virginia Thompson Betty Valliant Mary White Mabel Whiteside Verna Whiteside Marguerite Willingham Sarah Thompson Ann Truslow Harriet Walters Jane Coy Wiggins Jean Pentecost Jane Blair Webb Louise White Evelyn Winchester PLEDGES Barbara Ingram Grace Linton Rosa Williams Lucy Wood Virginia Christian Virginia Mills Martha Turner Mary Adams Gladys Chick Pauline Corbett Margaret Dunton Patricia Gormly Bess Christian Martha McKee Anna Langhorne Laurie Murray 186 ZETA TAU ALPHA Founded October 25, 1898 Delta Chapter Established March 3, 1902 SORORES IN URBE Mary Graves Campbell Virginia Baldwin Morrell Chiswell Heald Fox Gladys Heald Watts Jane Kinnier Maud Caskie Watts Virginia Lee Elizabeth Swinney Williams SORORES IN FACULTATE Mrs. Kathleen Morris Scruggs Miss Nan V. Thornton SORORES IN COELEGIO 1938 Virginia Christian Virginia Mills Martha Turner 1939 Mary Adams Margaret Dunton Gladys Chick Patricia Gormly Pauline Corbett Agnes Stone 1940 Bess Christian Martha McKee 194] Anna Langhorne Kay Kirk Rossman Taylor EEEDEES Laurie Murray Catherine Snydor 187 Ida May Ball Mary Elva Brown Bessie Minge Cameron Mary Ball Long Nancy Macleod Sara McManus Jane Massie Janice Turnipseed Virginia Ball Marian Bartholomew Katherine Butler Betty Clabaugh Alma Cobbs Cynthia Cobbs Polly DuVernet Mary Elizabeth Ebert Frances Knight Virginia King Nell Lashley Isabelle Pettit Margaret Price Isbell Turnbull Marjorie Wriston Hannah Young Bessie Peach Martha SmithT Dorothy Teague Janet Brown Martha Helen Cleveland Rosa Miller Hobbs Norma June Richards Charlotte Stephenson 188 Mrs. Martha Rivers Adams Martha Rivers Adams Mrs. W. Cary Barker Virginia Brown Bellie Dornin Caldwell Lucy Archer Chipley Nancy Dabney Maxwell Dudley Davidson Ida May Ball Mary Elva Brown Bessie Minge Cameron Mary Ball Long Virginia Ball Marian Bartholomew Katherine Butler Betty Clabaugh Bessie Peach Janet Brown Martha Helen Cleveland Frayser Ferrell Sarah Gordon Gray Barbara Mathers Alma Cobbs Cynthia Cobbs Polly Duvernet Mary Elizabeth Ebert KAPPA DELTA Founded October 23, 1897 Theta Chapter Established 1903 SORORES IN URBE Mrs. William F. Hickson Mrs. Richard Hadley Rosina Rosch Horton Martha ILee Adams Hurt Blanche Glenn Mrs. C. Clement French Mrs. Robert Victor Goode SOROR IN FACULTATE Margaret Dabney Bass SOROKESsIN COEEEGIO 1938 Isabel Horton Mary Peyton Harris Mrs. Theodore Jack Mrs. John Y. Mason Eleanor Jones Royall May Payne Thomasson Dudley Wood Lois Wood Jones Nancy MacLeod Sara McManus Jane Massie Janice Turnipseed 1939 1940 Martha SmithT 194] Frances Knight Virginia King Nell Lashley Isabelle Pettit Margaret Price Isbell Turnbull Marjorie Wriston Hannah Young Dorothy Teague Rosa Miller Hobbs Norma June Richards Charlotte Stephenson PLEDGES Jane Watkins 189 Sarah Norris Faye Stratton Beverley White Vera Dickens Charlotte Granberry Jane Minetree Kathern Northern Mary Alice Peebles Ruth Sale Virginia Strother Ellen Taylor Mary Elizabeth Wilson Emily Cross Clerimond Gilliam Vonda Keith Jane Ludwig Beatrice Montgomery Lucile Scrivner Jane Smith Becky Williams Margaret Sue Adams Irene Bruce Betty Butler Elizabeth Buxton Tallulah Dunlap Guy Forrester Blanche Gerow Lida Belle Goyer Ann Harrell Shirley Kirkpatrick Jean Luck Suzanne Miller Virginia Rudulph Cornelia Calloway Louise Cummings Mary Ann Graham Carleton Sterne Ellie Smyer Virginia Suydam Charlotte Granberry Mary Alice Peebles Ellen Taylor Jane Minetree Ruth Sale Mary Elizabeth Wilson 1939 Ann Craddock Vonda Keith Lucile Scrivner Emily Cross Jane Ludwig Jane Smith Clerimond Gilliam Beatrice Montgomery Becky Williams 1940 Margaret Sue Adams Elizabeth Buxton Blanche Gerow Shirley Kirkpatrick Helen Brooks Tallulah Dunlap Lida Belle Goyer Jean Luck Irene Bruce Guy Forrester Ann Harrell Suzanne Miller Betty Butler Virginia Rudulph 194] Cornelia Calloway Mary Ann Graham Ellie Smyer Louise Cummings Carleton Sterne Virginia Suydam PEE DGGE Louise Martin Allene Orgain Lucille Parham Ann Smith Lula Rose Turlington Sybil V ogtle Elizabeth Willis REE DGES Allen Culp Evelyn Drennen Agnes Foster Joan Hallett Rosemary Hallett Marianne Hicks Peggy Miller 191 ALPHA OMICRON PI Founded January 2, 1897 Kappa Chapter Established April 13, 1903 SORORES INe URBE Jessie Ashworth Nan Atkinson Craddock Margaret West Morrison Kathryn Hodges Adams Anne Caldwell Ann Bundick Ould Evelyn Allen Bessie Minor Davis Lizzie Webber Payne Virginia Allen Elizabeth Dickens Mary Randolph Reeder Davidson Baldwin Frances Dunnington Lydabelle Nantz Royster Margaret Banks Hortense Echols Frances Deanne Scott Virginia Strother Blackwell Julia White File Lily Blanks Stokes Lucile Lamar Bryant Lucia Desha Gleason Dot Gilliam Snavely Clara Murray Cleland Julia Desha Graves Sally Sackett Walker Peg Copeland Sarah Hamner Elizabeth Bryan Williams Cora Craddock Frances Allen Hickson Katherine Wingfield Ella Craddock Nancy Adams Hopkins Laura Radford Yates SOROR SING PACULTATE Miss Mary Elba Marshall SORORESs IN-COLLEGIO 1938 Vera Dickens Katherine Northern Virginia Strother Bess Long Ardery Anne Bailey Mary Booker Kimbrough Caskie Christine Gilbert Marjorie Hamaker Lee Myers Lucy Elkin Scott Spooner Tinsley Caroline Ardery Betty Bock Betty Brown Ruth Diehl Sarah Dudley Sally Dyer Perre Coleman Hutton Mary Hopkins Dorothy Ann Jones Dorothy McCoy Ellen Mitchell Mildred Taylor Celia Gray Walton Carolyn Botts Rosalie Dillard Alice Lewis Jean Mayer Mattie Montgomery Jean Nelson Carolyn Pannill Nancy Payne Christine Roseborough Lois Sullivan Margaret Taylor Dorothy Walton Sarah Helen Williams Puff Gravely Virginia Ann Jones Miriam Lusby Jessie Ormand Louise Peterson Ruth Singewald Peggy Shumate Jean White Joyce Zirkel 192 Mary Abernathy Virginia Bond Cox Miss Aileen Bond Bess Long Ardery Anne Bailey Mary Booker Caroline Ardery Betty Bock Betty Brown Ruth Diehl Milnor Ashburn Carolyn Botts Rosalie Dillard Alice Lewis Puff Gravely Virginia Ann Jones Miriam Lusby Eleanor Bowen Mary Dyer Elaine Ewald Eloise Gilbert Glory Mott DELTA DELTA DELTA Founded 1 888 Alpha Xi Chapter Established November 20, 1903 SORORES IN URBE Annie Preston Harris Elizabeth Isbell Mosby Janet Winn Sneed SORORESHINSEAGCUIERA LE Miss Helen Peak Mrs. Gustav Kluenter SOROR Bost NECOLEEGIO 1938 Kimbrough Caskie Christine Gilbert Marjorie Hamaker 1939 Mary Hopkins Dorothy Ann Jones Dorothy McCoy Sarah Dudley Sarah Dyer Perre Coleman Hutton 1940 Carolyn Ann Pannill Nancy Payne Christine Roseborough Jean Mayer Mattie Montgomery Jean Nelson 194] Jessie Ormond Louise Peterson Ruth Singewald PLEDGES Anne Priest Barbara Richards Ellen Roberts Elizabeth Bond Johnson Sarah Faw Winfree Eleanor Jones Miss Marion Kabler Mary Leonora Myers Lucy Elkin Scott Spooner Tinsley Ellen Mitchell Mildred Taylor Celia Gray Walton Lois Sullivan Margaret Taylor Dorothy Walton Sarah Helen Williams Peggy Shumate Jean White Joyce Zirkel Helen Adair Sears Katherine Stone Rosalie Whitaker Jean Van Valkenburg Betty Lou Vosburg Jane Gilbert Ann Glover Nancy Kirkpatrick Sarah Bagwell Jane Brooks Elizabeth Brown Jean Craven Mary Davenport Helen Dickson Josephine Dunlap Sarah Anna Jordan Harriet Kelley Grace McGuire Anne McInnes Dot Mees Roy Moore Jean Ray Nora Raysor Betty Reid Virginia Sydnor Caro Wyche Mary Asbury Polly Burdett Carolyn Campbell Harriet Chapman Margaret Merts Gertrude Kern Anne Phillips Jane Strite Nancy Custis Miriam Dinwiddie Mary Virginia McConnell Anne MacDonnell Mary Mees Janet Phillips Beth Winship Baldwin Fisher Aud Virginia Ballard Margaret F. Cheatham Virginia Kinnear Cooke Miss Eleanor Struppa Jane Gilbert Sarah Bagwell Jane Brooks Elizabeth Brown Jean Craven Mary Davenport Mary Asbury Polly Burdett Nancy Custis PHI MU Founded March 4, 1852 Lambda Chapter Established October 23, 19 0 SORORES IN URBE Dorothy Dickerson Beth Jennings Dyer Celeste Ivy Edmunds Emma Hancock Bibb SORORES IN FACULTATE Miss Mary Stokes Miss Willie Weathers SORORES IN COLLEGIO Helen Dickson Josephine Dunlap Sarah Anna Jordan Harriet Kelley Grace McGuire Carolyn Campbell Harriet Chapman Miriam Dinwiddie Mary Virginia McConnell Frances Bailes Elizabeth Bell Anne Crosswell 1938 Ann Glover 1939 Anne McInnes Dot Mees Roy Moore Jean Ray Nora Raysor 1940 Gertrude Kern Margaret Merts 194] Anne MacDonnell PLEDGES Olivette Galvin Becky Hurt Ansley Manget Isabelle Hancock Martha Hancock Ruby Smith Harris Anne Beasley Mount Bessie Graves Sackett Rhoda Howard Slaughter Nettie Younger Smith Vera Thomas Miss Elizabeth Wright Nancy Kirkpatrick Betty Reid Camille Roberts Alda Sibley Virginia Sydnor Caro Wyche Anne Phillips Jane Strite Mary Mees Janet Phillips Beth Winship Lois Moore Joy O’Brien Betty Taylor Bessie Addison Betsy Barrett Frances Crabtree Marion Craig Mary Calvert Dey Cleo Frizzell Sarah Hall Margaret Harwell Mary Duskin Kenyon Ellen Muller Josephine Applewhite Esta Barnhart Louise Bowen Annie Brock Mary Carroll Engleman Alice Fuqua Margaret Henderson Dorothy Ogsbury Doris Swain Virginia Tate Dorothy Bayer Frances Canada Annabelle Fisher Helen Frink Alyce Mae Gay Lydia Gaver Mary Eva Kelley Mary Jane Jennings Margaret Norman Frances Richards Ruth Tenney Ruth Wilding Frances Bain Margaret Bright Ann Foust Marie McClelland Mary Elizabeth McGowan Ann Pritchett Frances Stallings Mary Worts 196 Elizabeth Diuguid Mrs. James Gilliam, Jr. Louise Simmons Bessie Addison Betsy Barrett Frances Crabtree Josephine Applewhite Esta Barnhart Louise Bowen Dorothy Bayer Frances Canada Annabelle Fisher Frances Bain Margaret Bright Mary Bason Betty Gamble ALPHA DELTA PI Founded May 15, 185] Nu Chapter Established 19 0 SORORES IN URBE Elizabeth Glass Mrs. Earle Jordan Elizabeth Mason Knake Frances McGehee SORORES IN FACULTATE SORORESEINGCOELEGIO 1938 Marion Craig Cleo Frizzell Mary Calvert Dey Sarah Hall 1939 Annie Wilson Brock Alice Fuqua Mary Carroll Engleman Margaret Henderson 1940 Mary Eva Kelly Mary Jane Jennings Helen Frink Lydia Gaver Alyce Mae Gay Margaret Norman 1941 Ann Foust Marie McClelland Ann Pritchett PEEDGES Martha Pace Emily Rawlings 197 Mary Elizabeth McGowan Virginia Tyree Potts Mrs. James W. Wiltshire, Jr. Margaret Harwell Mary Duskin Kenyon Ellen Muller Dorothy Ogsbury Doris Swain Virginia Tate Frances Richards Ruth Tenney Ruth Wilding Frances Stallings Mary Worts Laura Maie Shaver Malinda Smith Eleanor Benninghofen Winifred Dickey Charlotte Oates Glennes Teter Frances Dowling Patsy McGregor Marjorie Turner Edna Wood Barbara Anderson Jean Blanton Mildred Campbell Linda Cannon Clay Carter Emma Collins Frances Grey Margaret Hicks Ruthanne Kirk Margaret Kock Elizabeth Lacy Betty McManus Margaret Powell Bess Rayford Ethelinda Reynolds Emmie Leila Savell Catherine Anne Shepherd Eleanor Amos Katsy Aycock Geta Becker Dorothy Ann Blair Mary Calhoun Sara Allen Cofer Suzanne Conrad Mary Claire Denman Elizabeth Hardie Virginia Johnson Marjorie Moss Zoe Saunders Barbara Shoemaker Elizabeth Stafford 198 Randolph Arnold Mary V. Miller Carter Trammell Beall Cox Miss Catherine Moomaw Eleanor Benninghofen Frances Dowling Barbara Anderson Jean Blanton Mildred Campbell Linda Cannon Mamie Clay Carter Emma Louise Collins Eleanor Amos Katsy Aycock Geta Becker Dorothy Ann Blair Mary Calhoun Margaret Ann Black Hope Brigden Cary Head Pl BETA PHI Founded April 28, 1867 Virginia Alpha Chapter Established May 10, 1913 SORORESsI IN] URBE Martha Latham Harris Hallie Mason Margaret Kirkpatrick Florence Miller SORORES IN FACULTATE SORORES eI NECOLEEGIO 1938 Winifred Dickey Charlotte Oates 1939 Patsy McGregor Marjorie Turner 1940 Frances Grey Margaret Hicks Ruthanne Kirk Margaret Kock Elizabeth Lacy 194] Sara Allen Cofer Suzanne Conrad Louise Davis Mary Claire Denman Elizabeth Hardie PEEDGES Dorothy Kettle Virginia Lee Pratt Jean Macpherson Peggy Ray Elizabeth Phillips Mary Reed Mary Wilson Rosenberger Mary Off Stokes Mrs. A. L. Wilson Miss Catharine Murphy Glennes Teter Edna Wood Betty McManus Margaret Powell Bess Rayford Ethelinda Reynolds Emmie Leila Savell Catherine Anne Shepherd Virginia Johnson Marjorie Moss Zoe Saunders Barbara Shoemaker Elizabeth Stafford Sherley Scott Jeannette Sentell Charlotte Ames Olivia Harvey Virginia Iglehart Betty Overstreet Louise Slaton Elizabeth Thomas Betty Harris Natalie Hopkins Sarah Lee King Grace Laylin Anne Wallace Shropshire Anne Adams Margaret Carroll Mary Carroll Elaine Ellis Judith Grisard Warren Land Betty Lewis Dot McCormick Jean Revercomb Josephine Spicer Sarah Coburn Jane Guleke Mary Hilman Frances Keliher Jessie Nettleton Sa.a Jane Reese | Adelaide Carter Josephine Hall Estelle Wright KAPPA ALPHA THETA Founded January 27, 1870 Beta Beta Chapter Established May 6, 1910 SORORES IN URBE Mrs. E. M. Bristow Catherine Partlow Eunice Wilson Hester Mrs. W. T. Spencer, Jr. SORORES IN FACULTATE Miss Susie Ames Mrs. S. T. M. Harmanson Miss Dorothy Hughes SORORES IN COLLEGIO 1938 Charlotte Ames Virginia Iglehart Louise Slaton Olivia Harvey Betty Overstreet Elizabeth Thomas 1939 ; Betty Harris Sarah Lee King Grace Laylin Natalie Hopkins Anne Wallace Shropshire 1940 Anne Adams Judith Grisard Dorothy McCormick Margaret Carroll Warren Land Carolyn McDaniel Mary Carroll Betty Lewis Jean Revercomb Elaine Ellis Josephine Spicer 194] Sara Coburn Frances Keliher Jane Guleke Jessie Nettleton Mary Hilman Sara Jane Reese PLEDGES Cile Bledsoe Marjorie Eckstein Gwendolen Lawhead Caroline Boaz Mary Alice Gray Martha Seitz Velma Boaz Margaret Guleke Mary Byrd Shearer Lorna Houghtaling Roberta Kafer Kay Maxwell Dorothy Nance Marguerite Anderson Lucille Disharoon May Beall Koogle Jeanne Manuel Mary Peyton Hover Anne Lewis Marie Lowe Beryl Moses Barbara Prince Elizabeth Clark Lucille Simcoe Minnabel Baskin Eunice Lee Josephine McGregor Lorna Houghtaling Robertha Kafer Marguerite Anderson Lucille Disharoon Mary Peyton Hover Anne Lewis Elizabeth Clark Elizabeth Smith SIGMA KAPPA Founded 1874 Rho Chapter Established June 2, 1917 SORORES IN URBE Sarah Rucker Constance Wilbourn Shaner Nell Striplin Wranek SORORES I NICOELEGIO 1938 Kay Maxwell Dorothy Nance 1939 May Beall Koogle Jeanne Manuel 1940 Marie Lowe Beryl Moses Barbara Prince 194] Lucille Simcoe PLEDGES Virginia Sweet 203 Janie Morgan Rachel Cook Dorothy Heflin Barbara Newton Peggy Woodson Eleanor Newell wathis. o line ss i eo oe Tae g ogee Edith Blackwell iL 4 : ' Ae . £ Dorothy Coddington : “ ' - — : : Sara Mills oe € ‘ sd 24 Elizabeth Evans aa 4 . . F Mary Wilson Glenn oe ‘ ss = i ip Mary Helen Harvey Myrtle Post 204 ALPHA XI DELTA Founded April, 1893 Alpha Chi Chapter Established May 4, 1928 SOROR IN URBE Martha Wood SORORSINIPACUE TATE Miss Ethel Winterfield SORORESINECOEEE GIO 1938 Edith Blackwell Dorothy Coddington Sara Mills 1939 Mary Elizabeth Evans Mary Helen Harvey Mary Wilson Glenn Janie Morgan Myrtle Post 1940 Lillian Conn Dorothy Heflin Rachel Cook Peggy Woodson 194] Eleanor Newell PLEDGES Bernice Cave Mary Eleanor Hillsman Sylvia Costen Betty Lynch Jane Cnites Barbara Newton Emily Eckel Doris Sydnor Geraldine Garant Frances Taylor Barbara Adams Virginia Guy Ella Milligan Janet Mowrer Zelma White Marien Abshire Mary Elizabeth Frey Ruth Lincoln Betty Moora Jean Rankin Dorothea Rudisill Margaret Truitt Susan Broaddus Edith Diver Sarah Halstead Suzanne Kanour Dorothy Voris Rebecca White Betty Calvet Virginia Campbell Lila Foster Louise Sommerville Virginia Walker GAMMA PHI Founded November 1, 1874 SORORES IN COLLEGIO Barbara Adams Virginia Guy Marien Abshire Mary Elizabeth Frey Ruth Lincoln Betty Moora Susan Broaddus Edith Diver Sarah Halstead Betty Calvet Virginia Campbell Virginia Benas Mary Collins Mary Jane Kirk Alpha Sigma Chapter Established September 14, 1930 SORORES IN URBE Alice Mathiessen Farrar Jessie Bundick Sandifer 1938 Zelma White 1939 1940 194] Virginia Walker EPEEDGES BETA Irene Keyes Krebs Ella Milligan Janet Mowrer Jean Rankin Dorothea Rudisill Margaret Truitt Mary Virginia Wood Susanne Kanour Dorothy Voris Rebecca White Lila Foster Louise Sommerville Rebecca Munroe Katherine Spruce Rita Spruce 207 (Appreciation CA norHER school year is ended and the 1938 HELIANTHUS ts complete. I t is with sincere appre- ciation that we thank those whose cooperation made this publication possible; namely: Merin-Baliban Studio for their excellent photog- raphy; Lynchburg Engraving Company for their willing services and helpful suggestions; J. P. Bell Company, Inc., for their infinite patience in publishing this book; Miss Mary Virginia Kagev, Faculty Advisor, for her valuable assistance; The Student Body for its cooperative spirit and interest which have been an ever-present incentive; The Staff for its loyalty and enthusiastic efforts. BessiE MINGE CAMERON, Editor ELLEN MULLER, Business Manager SSF er Pe POU Cre RET TT Cie ee EN ree RC eet: NG Net ob nr Oo eyes —_ a ad pn FF Chere . ea _ a P ‘Se —— ae - i lle on Le i - 3 aa ra! es % ea - — 2 eet - 5 4 by ., rg - 4 fal tl i , at tees mS 4 cH KS . os ; ‘ie -— ws = Sinus “us 4s eg. a Fe i ag OF DS al mr ee , as � Po ay gt S's sof ol N . agl - i. , Y 0 ae OP F P “ = . en sl - i ed ' oh By. 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