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

Page 42 text:

1 I LILLIAN ALAINE SAVAGE, B.S. ONLEY, VA. Bid me discourse, I will enchanlp thine ear. Lillian is our star expression pupil, but facts nrc stubborn things and the time and nerve energy spent in trying to find a substitute for Senior History has malls: Lillian say Happy is the country that has no history, Chief cluzraflerislic: Belnnging to things. Chief recormnemlutimz: That excellent thing in woman. Omega Sigma Chi, Secretary Y. W. C. A., '13-'14, Secretary G. M. M. S., '13-'r4g President Adelphian Literary Society, Treasurer, Junior German, 'zz-'r3g Y. W. C. A. Editor of Puxfrfs AND PATCHES. 'I3-'I4Q Class Lawyer, '13-'14, GLADYS GERTRUDE SMITH, B.L. Avvomixrrox, VA. O, ti-ities are not what they seem. May I present to you a really dignified Senior. the President of our Y. W. C. A. and a. student of no mean ability? Although Gladys never worries her room-mate by staying up ton late or getting up too early, she is :L Pedagogy student. just the same. Chief cllawzclerisiif: Patience. Chief veronmzendrzlion: Stick-to-it-ive-ness. Librarian, G. M. M. S., 'I2-'IQQ Treasurer of Philornathean Literary Society, '13-'14, Chairman Extension Committee Y. W. C. A., 'xz-'r3g President Y. W. C. A., '13-'r4g Y. W. C. A. Editor of Chisel, 'X3-'14, G. M. M. S. 34 1 i

Page 41 text:

l in AGNES FINLEY PUQTTE, B.M. SOUTH RICHMOND, VA. Music is one of the fairest and most glorious gifts of God. Agnes comes from the hills of North Carolina for a degree from the old Woman's College. and then she intends to try it on some conservatory of music and see what happens. We sincerely hope that her neighboring school mates will be able to appreciate good music and never get tired of such classical pieces as Peg o' My Heart and You Can't Get Away from It. Cl:il1fcliararleristic: Writing Harmony. Clziaf fl'fU7Il.I7lC7llll1HIJIL' Knowing her lessons. ANNIE MAY ROBERTSON, B.L. NoRrox,K,, VA. To know her is to love her. Annie came to W0man's College with the idea of being good, but has long since changed her mind. She never worries. and when work is to be done she usually escapes unhm-med. flier further reference sec her room-mates. they can inform you as to how she escapes cleaning her room.l Clzizy' clvuraclivrislin Wasting time. Chief rccmnnzenclalimz: Saying nothing. Delta Alpha Sigmag Philornathean Literary Society: Y. W. C. A.g G. M. M. S.5 Chairman Inter-collegiate Committee '13-'I4Q Athletic Association. 33 ,I

Page 43 text:

MARGUERITE FREIDA STOLTZ, B.A. RICHMOND, VA. I am Sir Oracle: when I speak let no dog bark. Marguerite is certainly reaping the benefit of her expression lessons. She can now quite ably put expression into every- thing she does-walk, talk and eat. At one time this session we were very uneasy about her. This anxiety was caused by a marriage in her immediate family. The excitement was tense, and the strain began to tell on her. But finally it was over. and Marguerite returned unto her own. If she should ever have to pass through a similar ordeal, we are sure she will be well trained. Chief nlumictrrislic: Human talking machine. Chief recmnmenrlaliom Making dates. Omega Sigma Chig Vice-President, Senior Class, '13-'x4g Business Manager of Chiselg Adelphian Literary Societyg Class Sponsor, '13-'14. ' I FLORENCE DEHLIA SUDDERTH, B.L. N oviwm, OKLA. A mild-minded medium-a harmless youth, unthinking, idle, wild and young. This Indian maid hails from Oklahoma, and all the way from Oklahoma to Virginia there are lovelorn youths who spend sleepless nights thinking of these wonderful brown eyes. inherited perchance from Minnehaha- Laughing Water. Chief Clzaraclerixlic: Flirting. Chief recormnemiaiimz: Eating chewing-gum. Phi Phi Deltag Philomathean Literary Society: Y. W. C. A.g G. M. M. S. 35