Richmond Womans College - Puffs and Patches Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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GLADYS OAKLEY HERRIN, B.M. Ivon, VA. Music is love in search uf n. word. Or If music be the food of love, play on. However, Gladys writes on when she is not playing! and plays on when she is nm. writing, thus expressing in twr: ways her feelings. She is a product of Lhfit city, Ivor-wherever that may be-and we know that she will make music wherever she goes. Chief churaclvrislic: Writing lmrmony. Chief recornmerulatiun: Being Prof. Reinh:u'clt's star pupil. Philomathean Literary Societyg Y. W. C. A.g G. M. M. S. EDWINA HARRIS HERRING, B.L. F11 lillfik ICKS IIALI.. VA. True to herself, true to her friends, true to her duly, always. Edwinafs two big sisters brought her off to College when she was a wee small girl, but she has grown up now zmrl all timidity flue to her youth has clisappearerl. In the years that she has been with us she has made EL lasting place in the hearts of the girls and in the life of the Cnllege. Chief characteristic: Wanting somebody to love CU. Chief remrruncmlalion: Her dry wit. Delta Alpha Sigmag Art Cluh, '12-'13g Adelphian Literary Society Critic, '13-'r43 Extension Committee, 'rz-H31 Vice- President Y. W. C. A., '13-'14, G. M. M. S.g Athletic Asso- ciation. 26

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l LINDA WALTON HARRISON, B.S. Rxcnmoxn, VA. Even small things have their value. Lincln is one of our youngest as well as brightest Seniors in t'iis class. In everything she undertakes she always puts her best efforts forth, and in this lies her success. She is con- tinually grumbling over the length of the Latin lessons, but is never more delighted than when she has a paper- on Educa- tion to read. ffflfllf!Tfl!1l'flKll'ffSHfJ Grinning. Cfhizf rccinnmeurlaliwz: Love of Pedagogy. l Ad elphiau Literary Society. LILL1E MAE HAUPT, B.L. RICHMOND, VA. l 'Terseverance conquers all things. A general bureau of information is one of the most valuable assets of the College. Mae came to us from Pennsylvania with rl right sm:i't l'amin' and a desire to get more. Exactly what she intends to rlo nobody knows, but be prepared for anything from Mae. Chiljl' CI1l1TlLCft'l'fS1fE.' Eating and sleeping. Chief rfcornnzenrlaliorzr Hot air. Adelphian Literary Society. 25 hoses e e he so 4. o . e e ?B

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ETHEL MODENA HUGHES, B.A. ARVON 1.-x, VA. She seems a saint when most she plays a devil. Miss Mai-y's tomboy or Duck, of T hall, needs no eulogy: she speaks for herself, and is continually speaking. Her happy-go-lucky nature has won her E1 place in many a heart. She not only speaks carelessly, but Ethel knows the clillerence between mental 1-1.ntecedcnts and mental con- comitantsf' I Chief fI1m'aLTle'rislic.' Playing the dence. Chief rcmmmendnlion: Holding a share in Z1 Florida orange grove. Phi Phi Deltag Athletic Editor Pumfs AND PATCHES, '13-'14g Manager Athletic Associationg Vice-President Philomathean Literary Society: Captain Hotspur Basketball Teamg Chair- man Devotional Committee Y. W. C. A.g G. M. M. S.g President Junior Class, '12-'13, MARY JONES, B.M. fposo R1c1'uvloND, VA. Laugh, and the world laughs with you. Mary is ever of the same jolly, good-naturcd and happy disposition. She is always laughing -when not too thoughtful. She's some mathematician! Let us eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we may die expresses her to perfection, for she was never known to worry-if she has it has been carefully concealed. On the whole, all things taken unto consideration, she's zu. jolly good pal. Chief characteristic: Eating lemon pie. Chief recommendation: Massaging thc piano keys. Adelphian Literary Society. 2 7