Southern Virginia University - Maid of the Mountains Yearbook (Buena Vista, VA)

 - Class of 1950

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Buff and gesfamezzi Jean McCaffrey leaves her box of Noreen to anyone who wishes to change the color of her hair. Lorraine McCann leaves Long lsland and just VV 81 L boys to Barbara lNillis. Nanci McDonald leaves the can of the l'hi Kaps to Bobby Rogers. Loretta Marshall leaves her unceasin lo :V lt t l U Hupfeldt. Q Anne Matthews leaves Business Math to Miss Richardson. Georgia Medley leaves all her North Carolina weekends to Jo Miller. Beverly Newhall leaves her art ability to Diane Nostrand. Betty Newham eutrusts the Athenian Society to Miss l-lines, and to next year's President. Caroline Nichols leaves manes and tails to Louise Slade. Freida Noble and Phyllis Topping leave their room complete with year 'round air-con- ditioning and hot and cold running water direct from the ceiling to whichever eskimo or swimmer should inherit it. g yt y o tie niversity of Virginia to Nancy Betty Oschwald leaves all her Buena Vista drugstore friends to Barbara Metzger. Bobby Palma leaves her spaugle-dangles to be picked up in Cincinuanopolis by Shirley Hottmire. Ruth Ann Parmenter leaves to Nancy Ellen Matthews all her knowledge of knitting. Janet Pette leaves her Vllilliam and Mary weekends to Ann Angle. Galen, Marty, Helen and Nan leave on their trip to California. CParcnts please note.J Nancy Powell leaves the Princeton Tiger to June Kolle. Phyd Powers leaves with Bob. Jean Proctor leaves and hopes she makes her connections. Marge Reiber leaves small fretainerj to the speech classes. Joanne Richardson leaves all to get them. change to Ann Eldred and illev Buckingham, also Oscar her first period classes to anyone who is unfortunate enough Betty Lou Roden leaves her unpacked trunk to Mr. Robey. Jean Rogers leaves her four wonderful CPD hours a week of practice teaching to Bobbie Stillman. Kay Self leaves Box 332 to anyone who has a dust rag. Margot Sheehan leaves her partial campus to Martha VVarrington. Lou Shy leaves Slicker to anyone who has gumption enough to try him. Charlene Spiziri leaves the Sigma Nu's to anyone who wants to get home in a hurry. Betty Stacey leaves her Texan drawl to Boston . Jeanne Steller leaves all ber gym classes to Miss lfverett. Margaret Stonecipher leaves her weekends to UNC to Nancy lillen Mattllews, Jane Thompson leaves her red convertible to Sue Smith. Jean 'Hunter Thompson leaves her three o'clock tire drills to anyone who is fool enough to stay up that late. Joan Titley leaves her long walks to l'erry-McClure High School for practice-teaching to Jackie Baumgarten. Pinky Turner leaves her sister, Dot, to her little sister, Althea Pratt. Mary Van Santvoord leaves her famous last words VVauna go home to see Johnny now l to Joan Rogers. Gloria Xfllalkcr leaves her Cornell weekends and teddy-bear to Jean McCallum. ln witness hereof, we hereunto subscribe our names and atlix our seal on this, our last XVill and Testament, on this twenty-ninth day of May, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hun- dred and Fifty.

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CU L all 65 6072612 L? f Ott!! J 6 if f VVe, the graduating class of 1950, being of unsound mind and bedraggled body do hereby ordain and publish this to be our last Will and Testament. To Southern Seminary we bequeath our cherished memories and undying loyalty. To Mother Ilurhant we leave our love and deep appreciation for all she has done for us. flo Mr. and ltlrs. Robey we leave our sincerest wishes for continued success tn carrying on the cherished ideals of Southern Seminary. hall Nancy Ahl leaves to all the Senior-Rlids ber extra special privilege of spending study in the smoker. Zelda Alderson leaves her city trotting to Sue Franklin who she hopes will have as much success as she has had this year. Marjorie Ammon leaves the midnight meetings in the connecting room to the future occupants of Room 09-70. Nancy Amos leaves her hall presidency to anyone who can bear up under the strain. jean liaker leaves the echo of her moo-eovv through the halls of second floor to Louise Franci jeannine liearss leaves the telephone booth on second floor to Bev Biertuempfel. janet Hell leaves her ability to stand on her feet to Barbara Strite. Carol llenas leaves her long telephone talks to home to Gloria Preiser. Anna Mae Bloxhant leaves her sewing ability to Maria Alvarez. ,lean lionnar leaves the IJTO plaque at VA-ll to Etzie. Coralytt liurgess leaves the smoker alone. Anne llntler would but only leave her advice to the oncoming Seniors, which is, Heaven help the girl who dates boys with the first initial li. Doris lintti leaves to the next year's occupants of Room 3413 the writings on the wall. Alice Codling leaves her skill in basketball to joyee Thomas. Peggy Conlin leaves jean llusick to take care of next year's letters from redheads, joan Cropper and Ilev Talbot leave their pet tnouse Percival to future residents of Room 18. Sue Crnikshank leaves llion Dana a nice warm milkhouse and the fresh clean clothes that go with it. will joanne Culbertson leaves 10:30 exercises to Mary Ann Smith. May she profit by them. Donna llavis leaves her height to her little sister, judy Stephens. Roz llemery leaves her trips to Washington to anyone who feels the need of one. june llezendorf leaves her love of flying to Ann Harris. Gloria Ilillon leaves the VMI spirit to the future Senior-Mids. lliane llixon leaves her little sister to take care of herself on trains. Bev llowney leaves all the short boys to all the tall girls. Kitty Du Cuennois leaves her Confederate flag to Lucy Sease. Barbara lfooks leaves her good times at the U. of Delaware to l'at Grier. Lillian Forbes leaves her great ardent love for the PiKA's to Lucy Sease, who she hopes combine forces between here and Richmond for a long time to come. Margaret Garron leaves her sculpturing ability to Barbara Baillio. Nancy tiotschall leaves her cooking recipes to Sally Alexander and joan Vallett. .loy lrlardy finally leaves after five years. Nanev Heiltnan leaves the leakv faucet in Room lo lo anvonc who wisln-s to spend sleepless nights. i i jndy Hineline leaves her road map to West l'oint to her little sister, lilot Turner. janet Hopkins leaves Chris Morrison three feet. jean Itlyatt leaves her fatigues to some other worn-out girl. Betty Ann jeffers leaves Missy to the person who shows the most love for her. Margaret jensen wills her polka-dot pajamas to Sue Hancock to brighten her dreams. Nancy Keller leaves her turtle Angie to the Senior-Mids to use as their mascot for next year. Susan Kent wills her characters fshorthand, that isj to Miss Hines. Virginia Kratz leaves the wonderful view in Room 2993 to Bobbie Stillman. Alice Lagergren leaves her even forehead and bangs to Mona Neuhedel. l'atricia Lawson leaves her yellow schmoo to Brenda Terhune. Dorothy Lazenby leaves with the impression that the South won the Civil NlX ar and she leaves her C'onfederate flag to Carol Bell. Lois 'Lehmer leaves the Kappa Sig house to Mary Marvin. t jean Lewisy leaves her University of Virginia weekends to Ann Harris. jackie Ludlam leaves VMI to Mickie McCutel1eon.



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