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

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ADA MAY LONG, B.A. ATLEE, VA. Laugh, and the world' laughs with you: Weep, and the laugh's on you. A Psychology student of some note, but Ada has not yet been in danger of a nervous breakdown from excessive study. She laughs awhile and then laughs some more. Once when thc train was starting she lost her equilibrium and fcll offlthe train. However, she got up laughing. Chief characlerislir: Wasting time. Chief rcmnmmndaliun: Her good nature. 2 DELPHIA ROXANNA MARTIN, B.A. Cowmms, S. C. I have taken all knowledge for my province. Vllorrls are mere tzifles when used to describe this individual. What she cloesn't know would scarcely fill a pageg whereas, what she does know is inconceivable of a person so slight and frail. She's Miss Bakers shadow, a star in Chemistry narticu- larly, and in other classes just as good. Also, another one of that reticent kin'i. always shrinking hack modestly when you tell her that she is naturally bright. just says- Oh I guess at things when I'm not sure-make zybold guess. She r-an afford to guess sometimes for it's so seldom thatshc resorts to that kind of thing. Chief cllaracleristir: Loafing in Miss Bakers room, Chief rccommen.dalim1: Teaching history. Philomathean Literary Societyg Y. W. C. A.g G. M. M. S.: Literary Editor of Annual, '13-'14g Valedictorian, '13-'14. 29

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f il' JEANNETTE JONES, B.M. qposri Rielrmorm, VA. Music rises in me like ax summer morn. Although quite small, Jeannette is ever there, and ready to do anyone a. favor. If in the future years VV. C. R. is not proud of some musicians who made their beginning lzerc, it will be a great full in.thc expectation of many. Jeannette is certain to win out if she continues her present course, for she puts exactly the same spirit :mel energy into her mu:-:ie as she seems to get cnioymcnt out of life-lever lmblmling over with vivacity and spiritedness. Cliff! charactiristir: Going to the store. Chief rccomulcnrlalzwz: ''Hail-fellew-well-met. Ad el phian Literary Society. ANNIE LOUISE LANGLEY, B.L. RlCllNI!1NIJ,V:K. Let us he among the few who do their duty. Louise is continually studying. and rarely ever fails to answer all questions correctly. The manner in which shr- mnsters Virgil is marvelous. Slic seems ever willing to :lid :L poor struggler who is not so gifted as she. Always she is heard to say, Let's go over it just once more. I might as well not study at all. for I'll never know it! Don't fool yourself! Th:it's just her false modesty. Chirjf rl1arurlc'rixtic.' Cold-naturezl. Chili r1'ronmz1'n1lrllion: Pructicfzl. Vice-President Junior Class, '12-'13g Secretary Adelphian Literary Society, ,I3-,141 Local Editor Cliixrl, '13-'x4g Bon- fire Orator Class, '13-'14 28

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GLADYS ELIZABETH MOODY, B.A. A'rnENs. TENN. As wit and forllune will, or :is the clestinies decree. Gladys is one of thc famous claughters of the Volunteer State. She has a habit of stnclying unless interfcrcfl with hy Lnycy. This Maid of Athens speaks well, nnfl it' culled on for :in impromptu speech responrls Without Z1 1'l'lUlllCIlt'S hesitation. Her motto is Nuns aut nunquam, Fhief :lmraclcrislia Nominating Texas. Chief recommendation: Her orntorieal ability. Phi Zeta Gammag Pan-Hellenic Associationg Class His- torian, '13-'14g Athletic Associationg Y. W. C. A.g G. M. M. S.: Philomathean Literary Societyg Secretary and Treasurer Pan- Hellenic Association. EDITH LOVELENE NEALE, B.L. LANESVILLE, VA. The will Lu do well is next thing to huvinig power. Luvclenc certainly has the will to :lu well uncl exercises this power to a great extent. Through eongatfmt perseverance she has generally come out on top. and when she niakos a friend she is fercver a. friend. Usually considered very quiet. but it is surprising how much mischief she takes part in with u willing hand. Chief characteristic: Fonclness for Mat.h. Chief recumrncndalion: Sinccrity. - Delta Alpha Sigmag Adelphian Literary Society: G. M. M. S.: Y. W. C. A.g Athletic Association. 30 1