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

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4- , - i 6' X.. 4, . 'P P' H' -. 5, 7 . 12 4 1: A -. if Nancy l-lup feldt leaves those handsome Sigma Chi's and Phi 'Delts to Duchess. Donna, lngie Ingersoll bequeaths her membership in the SHD club to Nance Woodford who she now feels meets the proper qualifications. Jane Kahlenberg wills next YCZIIJS Cornelian hockey team several suits of armor to prevent any injuries. jane Lloyd entrusts everything that she has forgotten to put in her will to l,ncy Martenstein. Frances, Buttercup Magee leaves her Sigma Nu pin and all the parties that go with it to Margaret Smith. llarbara Maxwell willsiher unfinished knitting to Pat Morgan, the noted knitter in Cry Havoc . Shirley Mears bequeaths box 53 to anyone who has a dust rag. Nlargaret, Mac McClennahan leaves her gracefullness in ballet to Ann Cotter. Lyn Nlobley, a 6 footer, leaves part of her height to that tall Bonnie McCraken. jackie Murray wills her athletic ability and many letters fall threeb to Lorette Burke. Diane Nostrand entrusts her presidency of the football club to Betty Owen, just in case she should ever have use of it. Betty Peck Mrs, Hopkins bequeaths a warm blanket to the unlucky girls who will live in room 28. Ann Pelland leaves to Rog, her little sister, the care of her big brother. l-larriet Powell bequeaths someone to take care of Francis Harry's worries. Althea l'ratt wills her ability to pass speech to her little sister Nancy Apple- man. Gloria l'reiser entrusts her Northern accent to Shirley Tillman. Reggie Pye leaves the black Pontiac with the Pennsylvania license usually seen in front of the I-'hi Uelt house to whoever it may concern. Lou Reeves wills all the past, present, and future Lambda Chi Alpha pins to Jane Reps. Annette Reynolds tRen'l and Eleanor Schlitz Schlernitzauer entrust their roam of variety with the hot and cold breezes to two girls who'd better not catch the wheezes-Mary lleth VVilcox and ,loan Risser. Ann lJuh'y Ringsdorf bequeaths those terrihc evenings at the Delt I-louse to Trish Fitzpatrick . ' -lan Roberts leaves her HV. M. l. Spirit and good times to Toogie Hunley. Nancy Robinson wills those gay trips downtown-cowboy movies!-to those capable of trudging the hill. Bobby Rodge Rodgers leaves to Carolyn Peele those I3-eyes that seem to fascinate her so. il 0 W. aid of the Mountains

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Last ill and Testament We the Seniors of Southern Seminary Q junior College make this our last will and testament. VVe give, devise, and bequeath our said property, real and personal, as herein follows: To our dear Alma Mater we leave our love and loyalty. To Mother Durham we leave our deepest affection. To Mr. and Mrs. Robey we leave our sincere wishes for the happiness and success of tuture years. To the faculty our appreciation for their endeavors to instill in our minds knowledge, wisdom and culture. Joanne Asyh ford entrusts her kindergarten angels to whoever is brave enough to tace them. Jackie llaumgarten leaves the Phi Gains to all those who are lucky enough to date them. To Mary Painter, Carol Bell bequeaths all the handsome, wonderful Delts she wants. l-Kev Rierteuinpfel leaves to her little sister, Karen lessen, her coonskin cap to complete her extensive wardrobe. To Connie Rogers and Betty Davis, Cappy Craig wills her love for Charlotte Cats . - , , , f , Jinx Cunningham and Lucy Seaseentrust the Phi Psi's at W. 81 L. fexcept B. C. and T. Dj to their little sisters Sandy An fin and Dot Olson. Audrey Black and Mona Davies leave their wonder-gaited horses, Herman and Mathilda, to Peggy Young and Lorelle Terrett. Marcie Devaney leaves to Miss Racey a box of snikers and to Jan Overton the Spirit of V. M. I. To Mary Lou Cheney, Diane Durham leaves her own bed and beauty rest mattress. Doris Enright leaves Nancy Pat lde her perfectly good appendix. Nadine Fairlamb bequeaths the second floor telephone booth and V. M. l. to Phyllis Chatterton and the W. 8: L. football team to Bobsie Munch. To her little sister Martha jane Fell entrusts her argyle knitting in hopes that she will eventually learn how to knit. Pat Grier leaves to Lou Slade her ability to ride a horse. Ann Harris bequealhs her love for Vanderbilt to VVardel Wray. Marion Harris and Arky VVells leave their midnight giggles, snacks, and rat hunts to the most venturesome senior-middles, Lillian Longarini and Ann Williams. Shirley Hoffmire entrusts her red rinse to her little sister Diane Ossman. To Irma Sheppard, Peggy Holmes wills her love for backstage work. 11 S011 O E f'l' 5' CD S I5 CD i i B Q9 '1 i. Q ,JA VIS

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Pat Rogers sorrovx-'fully leaves a tear-and also leaves her love for the North to Bobbie Ruff. Pat Scheuerman and .lean McGinley entrust the Photography and the yearbook in general to their little sisters, Dot VVhittlesey, and Pat Criado, to make sure they will have no spare time. Etsie Scott and Sue Smith will their fabulous weekends in Baltimore and Richmond to their little sisters Jane and Ann Haley. Mary Ann Smith bequeaths her athletic ability to her little sister Dion Dana. Teddy Smith leaves her snowbound weekends to Betty Lou Lundgren. n Fayne Spirvvak leaves her favorite, or rather used bed in the infirmary to Pat Kimball. Judy Stephens entrusts her ex engravings on the desk to other dreamers, and in leaving hopes that lbby can manage without her. Bobbie Stillman wills to her little sister, Suzie Hetzel, the job of finding a little sister as terific as she--and also the job of making all those cadets stand at attention. Barby Strite bequeaths her effervescent energy and beaming happiness IJ Toogie Hunley. Millie Swan leaves Monday afternoon dress parade to those fortunate enough to have a dollar. Brenda Terhune leaves her ability to resist food to her little sister, Jani-:e LeBlanc. A Helen Troy wills to Gene Dudley her excellent record of being on time, in hopes it will be an influence. Virginia Vogel entrusts the Deanls List to her little sister, Gerda Wtzesthoff. Edith Waggie Vtfagoner bequeaths her enability to find tall men to her little sister, Betsy Corbin. Joanne 'Wesler leaves the nightly Athenian Cheerleading meeting to next year's captain, may she have better luck with the 10:15 cigarette brigade. Shirley VVeyrick wills Ring Figure weekend and the 35200 kiss to Skippy Fenimore and Mary Burns. . . Anna .lean VVilson leaves her admiration for the Sigma Chi's to Sarah Lomax. Barbara VVilson hequeaths her ability to find short men. Room 34 B wishes to will a certain pink seat in the spare room of suite 34B to next year's occupants. To Mrs. Backus, our dear senior sponsor, we leave a tear-because we hate to leave her. How we wish we could take her with us, to be by our side always when we need her. ln witness hereof, we hereunto subscribe our names and affix our seal on this, our last Will and Testament, on this twenty-sixth day of May, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-one. outllern eminar it S 4 .. T.e L 'QE 5. :, . 3 3 fi :f 4' -5 V15