St Annes School - Synopsis Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1944 volume:

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Senior Directory Advertisements Gomfezzfs l6l mzuaf Sfaff Ediior-in-Clzivf LYDIA HOXNIIWAN HENDERSON fISSOC il1ft' Editor HARIEARA LEACHMAN Ull.VilIt'SS f1lam1gvr Assoc-iczfc l?usim'.vs Manager R UTI I REM PIER JANE HILDRETH SALLY HUDSON f,ifL'?'lI7'j' Editors 1.015 ANN LEHMAN lJll0f0gl'lIf'1Ij' Edifm' S U SAN GAHRI EL .AlrIEdil01's BARBARA I'!O'I'TOM MARY LOU PONDER lfavwlfy .-l1lz,'i.vm' 'MISS C'IiCIiI.1A GAINES l7l ROSAL1 E GAM H LE gi'6LCI,L!iy QIZJ ELIZABETH II ROOK E COCI-I RAN .........,......................,........... l'rinripal A.ll. Vtlteaton College, KLA. University of Virginia IVAULA IJRESSER .....................................,.............. ,-'l.v.vi.rfu:1l I'-rinripnl A.li. Iowa State Teachers College, Xl,Ecl. University of Cincinnati, 1 4' Gqracluate Work Cincinnati Conservatory of Music ILLIZAIIILI H AYRES ..... ........................................... ..... I ' anno F l'eabocly Conservatory VVILLA CLARK BANNISTER, R.N. Ulrsj ...................... ................ N nrxt' -lohiiston-NVillis Hospital, Riebrnoncl, Va. EVELYN NORTON BARNES Cklrs. NA'alter Barnes, Jtzj ....,......... l'lty.riral lfflnrrilion ILS. University of Georgia HELEN BAYLOUS Cblrs, Robert Baylousb .................... ..... I JlIj'.i'i1't1! lflflllflllllllll B.S. University of VVest Virginia VELMA Rl. BOAZ Olrs. NVilliam H. Boazj ....,..........,....................... linglixli B.A. Randolph-Macon VVomen's College, Graduate lNork University of Virginia LYIJIA BRANDON. ................................................................ Latin AB. Murry State Teachers College, M.A. University of Tennessee HANNAI-I CLARK, Olrs. Harry Il. Clark, Inj .............................. Kinflcrga-rlvn A,B. University of North Carolina HERBERT A. IIONOVAN fThe Reverenclj ............................... Bible, Cltaffluiit B.lJ. Virginia Theological Seminary, M.A, Liberia College, Temple University, Columbia University CBard Collegej MARY VYHITE DUKE Otlrs. Cammann llukej ..........,................... Matltentufirs B.A. Converse College, Graduate VX-'ork Columbia University anfl University of Virginia NANCY FAULCONER .....................................,.................. 17171-7l7fIf1't'.Y ILA. Wlellesley, KLA. Cornell University CECELIA GAINES ................................................... I'l1j'.flic'!Il lirlnruliun B.S. University of Virginia ROBERTA I-IOLLINGSVVORTH. .................................,.............. .S'jvnm'.vlz B.A, Goucher College, l'h.l?. University of Virginia ALICE M. JONES fblrs. Chapin jonesj .............................. l 1'ii11nry llf'f'tI7'IHlt?Ilf Special XVork University of Virginia and Peabody Conservatory ELIZABETH I-IART KELLEY fMrs.J .......................... IllIC'l'll'H'd'llIlC !?Cf7tll'fIlH'llf Farmville State Teachers College, Special VVork University of Virginia NANNIE M. MCCANIJLISH ..................,... ll1fL'I'lllCl1Illff' Dvfwtrlmmzt, l'lUIl.ft'I!l0Hlt'l' CATHERINE MARTIN Cblrs. Thomas S. Martin? Piano, Clwral Illn.vit', Mt1.s'1'r fII'fll't't'1.llfllI1l Florida State College for NVomen, University of Virginia Choral VVork under George lirettger of Vtiestniinster Choir School ANNE MITCHELL .... ................................................,. ...... . S 'errvlnry Graduate Fairfax Hall junior College IIORCAS D. PERRENOUIJ .................,.......,..,......................... Frenrli Graduate Academic cle Neuehzttelf' Otlicier d'Acaclemie. Fountler and Former Ilirectress of French House, University of Chicago AUGUSTA BLUE RANDOLPH ................................................. llx.v1o1'y B.A. Bryn Mawr College, KI..-X. University of Virginia, Graduate NVork at Columbia University MARGARET B. SAGE Glrs. XNilliarn I-I. Sage, .lr.J ...........,............. Kixtrleryrtrlvti Specialized Study University ot' Virginia and Institute ol' Musical A rt, New York City BROOKS JOHNSON SILVETTE CMrs.D ............................................ .-lr! B.A. University' of North Carolina, BLA. Columbia University EMMA TINSLEY .,........ I ..........................., l.iln'r1riu11, fiX.fi.Ylf1l1l I'l0Il.l't'lllUl,It'l' IIS, University of Virginia, Hollins College N I MARGARET CLAPI' TODD Cklrs. E. A. Torldj ................................. .Setclzrc BIS. Iowa State College HELEN GATES VVALKER tMrs.D ...........,........... . ,.., .Windy Slcfver-z'i.r41:' A.I5. VVellesley College ANNE GOOIJYEA R XNALKER fMrs.J ................... ..... I lU7'HlIl!II'.l' Dinwlut' ISI XML? 74 J X Z fi Y ,J fx A w U ,fl A 'x'k Jfcf-X, 7 7 K W u 1 X 01 can X X M Xuf X MRS. VVlI.L1AM QBGAZ C lass Sjnunsor U01 SENIOR l'Rl2SllJEN'l' I 5. J., . Sf, -L JERRY ANNE KEANE f lg . Jeri-yn -'nb' '. -. 1 PRo1fFiT'r, XIIRGINIA I - i K. , A ! J' l A 1 ,Iurry Annu, lllu l'rcsiflcn1 of tbe Senior Class, is 0. girl of great ability. She is well known for her originality, clepcndzlbilily, and also for ber organizing ability. jerry's keen Sense of humor and ber lively liersonzilily make it zt pleasure to be in her company. She is respected for ber good judgment :incl ber opinions on many subjects. lt bas been clue to Jerry 1'XllIlC,S nnfniling efTorts that thc class of '44 has run so very smoothly. e llll SENIOR VICE-l'Rl:ISlIJENT MARILYN LEA NDER CudrlleS CllARI-0'l l'ESVl i.l.i:, Vmci N IA Our popular eut'ertaiiier has lwo large green eyes :mal Zl mass of lvezmtilul liluncle curls. Marilyn is one of the few people in the wurlcl who can tell Il story for an hour, :mtl keep everyone in fits of laughter. She is quiet, :incl serene, with clehnile charm, mmlesly, and Iriemlliness. ln her subtle way, she has helped niaintziin the morale uf the class of '-l-4. lt is in Marilyifs willingness to please and her desire for hner aeliievemexits tl' ' - ' ' greater heights. A mt she will :ntlzun ll l ', 's li l12I 2? 1 . , ,ku ,Q ' u ol' - . 'f 4.11, 5 ,L-fi' -. , ' ,nf I J I U 11290 I 1 , , fd fl '- -'- Us-ff tiff J V Q' ,uv - fi, riff' 5 I R V 1 lv f' 1 . 'GT J' Jr' Ja' Aga! jf ab l UM ' , , 5 MX ex ix , fi, SENIOR SEClQ'lE'l'A RY NANCY DIDLAKE Nancy IVIANASSAS, VIIQGINIA Nancy, the steady anal easy-going Senior who hails from KULIIZISSZIS, has been a fine unlclition tu the class of '4-1. She is consistent in her work and reliable in every phase of St. Anne's life. Nancy is ready with 11 smile for everyone, and has contrilmtecl zi great deal to the genial zxlmuspherc of the school. ,lust us she has licen zi success at St. Anne's, we are sure than when she enters college, she will cmninuc to :ulcl to the success ot' her class. Af ,SQQQ N my SENIOR TREASU IQICR MARTHA GLEASON lVIzu'tI1z1 C I IARl.O'l l'ICSVl LI.I'I, VI RGI N IA Martliu is one of these girls who lives clay Ivy clay, Altlmugli not over-active, she is the only member of our class who gives spare hours to Nurses' Aicle. Martlufs loyalty to her Class has been shown Imy her willingness to do what is asked of her and lmy her fulfillment of her duties as class treasurer. I-ler calmness, wit, and well-groomed appearance make her an addition to any gathering. XN'itI1 her clennite icleus ancl level liezul, we Ieel that M'artl1a's future life will lie secure. W IQ, IILII ff-f A OV ' O! Q.zf 'Q,ig,v9QJv,2J Wy- of' 'sig' Q1-fijjh CECILY BAKER Cecily 'lvv D is 1-o'r, VIRGI N ni Cecily, with livr endless supply ol' energy, is usually seen on the run. Her sincerity, unclerstamling, :tml livuliness make her ll great favorite. VVhen assigned a juli, she does it willingly, elliciently, :incl with never Ll complain-t. She is noted for her extremely successful weekend parties which uclcl to the spirit of the numerous honored guests. Cecily, we think, has :ulclccl quite rx hit to the success of the Senior Class, and we are sure that she will succeed in ull of her future uuclcrtzxkings. X 1151 lv-'W .YD YVCLSJ1 xv egg SQQQ. we-jhtgxg 'Stew KN. 5 .?EXfNfr ri A . QS X2 i gi BARBARA BOTTOM - Bottom AX VJ Barbara, a red-head who hails from Hampton, is known for ll great deal ul Sl. Anne's. Y HANIP'I'ON, Vxkomm 'R She is most noted for her wit, artistic talent, and vocabulary. To the eye, Barbara is big and good-lookingg actively she excels in basketball, and since she is also talented in dramatics, Barbara has pla ed several ima rt t l .. Sl y IO an ro ei ie is loyal and generous, and has an undying sense of humor. NVQ all fecl that Barbara will be a tremendous success. , aff QI! Z A 31 Q l16I P r 1 MJ VN MZ l WJ! B I W4 - Q .6 G ,I in ll 'll If fl- . Ag' I Jfq.,-J nfs. wavy MARY STUART COCKE Stuart ROANOKE, XIIRGINIA Steady, sulistuntiul, dignified, and true are descriptive traits of Mary Stuar-t's character. She is true to her friends and promisesg her success as editor of the Greenway Graperline alone is worthy of respect, She enjoys music, especially opera, and her favorite sports are swimming, tennis, and basketball. Mary Stuart's outstanding feature is her lustrous auburn ' - ' ' h l r as she enters Hollins the coming year. hair. The good wishes of thc. class go wlt IC is 7 l ffm l gigs f , x -Iv Sydney, the embodiment of high spirits, Fine spawtsmzuisliip, keen humor, laughter, loyalty, and levity, is one of the outstanding girls at Saint Anne's, Unsurpassed in athletics and clrzunutice, she has been generous in letting' others take the honors in the less important matters of intellect. ln the classroom us well as in the lmallmom, Sydney has rzldiated gaiety and charm, and it is greatly to her credit l jf' 4 3 . 'fi Z-ffm if .fff ?' A ' Lf! tj! .. rr X C A f ' .ff 1 A I. I fly' f' I E Il SYDNEY ELLIOTT Sydney CHARI.0'r'1'14:sVlL1.l-2, VIRKSI N IA I K, Ma'-fx gqgjnix ME that the class of '4-l has suffered so few dull moments. l 32 xv Sj 3 Qcilflailg HSI ,www W U W 'lip Id WWW MQW MARY STUART ETHERIDGE Stuart NtJIi,lf0L,li, Vuatsi N IA Wie :Lll love Stuart' for her giggle :tml for the fun we have when Whzupllu . . .- L ue will ui. She is so much nt the tlnck of things, that we can clepencl on her tu bring us the latest new'4 :md cl'mce t S f , . . sep. rom Norfolk. ln school she is our little girl, pigtuils Floppy loufers :md all, lnut uutsiclc she is really quite the glamour gal Her el tl . ' 0 ies are our admiration. The unclerclztssmeu will miw and remember Stuart :titer she has goneg her classmates will never forget her. l19I N0 QL fm M A will t lbw Ng l -. ,-C -- ' - 6 X NC A- . JR s. b 'Y v fj I I , 2-ft' 'Q J ,jf ,J 5 'F 7 rf- f f I, 7' J, 'f .' !- J : a J x . ' Q 5 11 ,, ' -:' f ,fe ,Q he ff -'ff 4 X 0 ffg., f I fx , , Ig J ' ' ,pf 1 C- ' X. .4 iff, ,,,f X jf 5 , .I Z - nf ' 2' 'X , , ff! ,. . .1 1--' f I, e .- f Q.. l I ,Lf f :K fri! 'V K, ' ' .ef- '5 nl-J JY -c' fx I .J-I I .Jf X, 1 PATRICIA FUNSTEN lipatsbyi! CHAIzLo'rTIasvILLI3, VIIQGINIA ' l f reat chtnm 'u'd persuwility Qhe is noted for Zlll ulxuiiclunce of wit which Pa-tisagxrog .I . f .., . she aptly applies under any and all circumstances. Dressed in the latest fashions, Pat is the model of an immaculate appearance. l-ler large brown eyes under long, curling eyelashes ' ' ' ' ' H f ' 1.7. She is usually seen reveal a. merry twmkle which is the object of envy among her mem s driving either Padoboja or her minute Crosley. l'at's friends read in 'her stars strong indications of an early marriage. I I sa' i521 ef'7 T - ' 1 'Diff l20l Ajay :NN Q' 11 ,Ok 40 No.7 ftqx' -JW 17 'O - gif?-fii ,p0bgo'Qx6VN l MOLLY GUNDRY KSMOIIJVJ! CA'1'oNsv1L1.1c, MARYLAND lX'lolly's lirsl znnl last year nl Sl. AIIIICYS has been just enough to make us realize that we have been missing soinething mthcr special, She combines a large capacity for fun with a gCl16l'0I.lS spirit ol mlclmemlulmility plus brains. Aclcl a clash of sportsmanship, a large quantity ' '- ' - ' ' nl fon will have thc facsimile of Molly. She has been fun to of loyalty and l-I'lLllllllllL,Sh, .11 5 know, ll grand Senior, and an all rouncl good gal. il wil l21l fyf K gffkbocqg '7f.v.,42.:4 x F ' fV7,cf1. . -J , f fl I 1 Fzyyl-f I 5 L ,Nt LYDIA HENDERSON flLydia!l CHARLoTT1ssv11.L1c, VIRGIN m Lydia has been attending St. A11l1C'S for 21 number of years, and during that time she has made an enviable record for herself. She has always been Z1 good athlete, pztrticipziting in hockey, tennis, and basketball. Lydia excells in each of these sports. Not only is she 21 good athlete, but also she has always lcd her class scholastieally. 'ln addition to all of this, Lydia belongs to the llramatic Club and the Glee Club, and even then finds time to laugh and joke with her many friends. Her spirited interest makes Lydia one of the most popular girls at St. Anne's. C525 5 fb P Ugg? rf W I l -.lgC'f ' r f l22I AN ,, , . M , 7-'Ll -, Mfflei 'KXH3 ' ...Tu 'efg 11' '1N,,7 YN-11, e i . ' L ,. -X I 'X K .J 'A L W. 'X A. 'K 'V ..f7x4 . E fr 1 f' ' -, LKL' ' ' . 1 we - elf F' 4 Ti L C' A, xt . -I .f'..Jl q -.5 K 5.114 w I f .xx ' nt 'ln , A' ' 7 l I N LDA- EMILY KIDDER Pinky C 1-1 ARl.0'l I'IiSVl LLB, V11:G1N m Orange l1:Li1', un llllCCll0LlS grin, :1 lmlilllc spirit, Argyle sweaters, and a Helen VVills from way lizlck-tl1:1t':-2 lflinky. Her athletic axccumplisliments outnumber her intellectual abilities two to OIICQ her passioxl for clogs is notoriousg her school spirit fervent. Basketball and hockey teams would lic irnpcrlccl' without her, and we might zulcl that Pinky does something for Bcsl's shorts, All in all, sl1c's Ll grand pcrsong one whcfs grzuluatioil will lie une grzmcle pcrtcn to St. AllllC'S. C fi- ry, 5 mr fb I vm M lj J Ii 23 I I ,Ni I k 'f i- f- i'TaJ,,A..P 1 ft. .IA K ,, , 4, - ,VW h f I ' I Jo' ,ti,1,,3k, l QM. MJj.3v.4'9. A 2 ffidmfif f MARJORIE SMITH Margie CHARLoT'r15sv11,Li2, VI1iGINIA Best all round girl aptly describes Margie. ln any phase of Saint Annc's activity you'll find her, doing an excellent job on the hockey Held, putting forth vher best in The Rivals, or scrubbing the Senior Room Hour. No matter what the odds or how small the gains, this much-aclmiretl Margie Scan he counterl on to do her part. Not only is she dependable, hut it would be difficult to find :1 better sport, a better friend, or 21 better Senior. x U I of it i241 I - .x J A ,,v I 5 N A C lv 1 . ,- If A 4 I '-izfif' X A I 1 Qi- ilg J IQ 1 I K ' VIRGINIA ANNE WOOD Vi1'gi1iiz1 Anne Cn ARl.O'l I'ISSVl LLIC, VIRGIN IA Virginia Annu Irvs lvccn 't p'u'1 of Qt Annds Im in If S , .L . . . , . . - ' 2115 years. .fhc is especially noted for her clzmcing aliility, :incl spuiilziiic-mis humor, sincerity, and unrufllccl disposition. Many have lmccn thc times that she has 1- cl il 'z l: f ' ' ' X' ' ' ' ' lm ucu pa 1 s o Linglitcr from hu Clf.1S9lTl mtcs through her Witt - . . y rcxnarks llnil Cumc when lcnst cxpcctccl. Virginia Anne can lac counted on for anything, especially lllc complctimm of her charts in Enqlish Hixt mr f gh I f L .' 1 3. , C ms made a finc uclclition to tlic claSs of '44, :incl it is generally ngvcccl that Virginia Annu will make thc must of her 0p1mo1'111l1iti1'S. SFQ Qi. it Mt it 'N l25l 1 .goof and gesfamenf Vile, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Iour of Saint, Anne's School, Charlottesville, Virginia, being of sound mind and noble spirit, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE I Section 1: To Saint Anne's School, we leave our undying gratitude, loyal devotion, and appreciation for our happiness within its walls. Section 2: To Miss Cochran and Miss llresser, we leave our best wishes for the con- tinued success of Saint Anne's, and we olifer our sincere thanks for everything they have contributed to our welfare and happiness. Wie hope that the peccadillos committed during our regime will be promptly forgotten. Sec-tion 3: To Mrs. Boaz, our sponsor, we leave our admiration and sincere gratitude for her unfailing generosity and understanding. Section 4: To the succeeding Senior Class, we leave our cherished Senior Room, our hard-carned privileges, and the accompanying complex known as Senioritis. ARTICLE II l', Cecily Baker, leave my slender figure to Betty Lucas, who has tried so hard to acquire one for herself. I, Barbara Bottom, leave my amazing laugh to brighten Anne VVheaton's sour expression. I, Mary Stuarlt Cocke, leave my lordosis posture to Gwen Boocock. I, Nancy llicllake, leave my ability to escape exercise to Lena liaylor. I, Sydney Elliott, leave my much-admired poise to Rodie Gamble. I, Mary Stuart Etheridge, leave my coy smile to Lucy Byrd l egau. I, Patsy Funsten, leave my small waistline to Kitty llelle Nlebane, who probably won't know what to do with it. I, Martha Gleason, leave my false teeth to Speedy Elliott . . . they'll come in handy some day. I Molly Gundry, leave my ability to fall oft' a horse to Wendy Leachman, with the hope that she will learn to fall more gracefully. I, Lydia I-Ienderson, leave my short hair to -lane Barr . . . it is much easier to curl. I, Jerry Anne Keane, leave my efficiency and neat appearance to Lee Robertson. I, Emily Kidder, leave my ability as Refresliment Committee Chairman to anyone with an appetite like mine. I, Marilyn Leander, leave my singing abilities to Betty l-Iosterman in order that she may make Grand Opera. I, Marjorie Smith, leave the long string ol' names given me by Miss Appleby to anyone who wants them. I, Virginia Anne VVood, leave my dancing ability to Mrs. llaylous' Social Dancing Class in hopes that it will equal Arthur Murray. l26l 655 QJVOIDIZECQ June 7, 1954. My Dear Molly : You really missed something by not coming to our tenth reunion which was one for the books. Of course, an equestrian mishap is to be expected from time to time, but honestly, when you break your back, it's just too much. But I must get to the point. Vlfhat I want to tell you about is that meeting. My dear, you know perfectly well that l have never gossiped, but some of this is simply too good to keep. Since l realized that you'd be interested, l jotted down a few notes. The meeting was called to order by our old president, -lerry Anne Keane, who breezed in from New York where she runs tand very efficientlyj a domestic em- ployee service of some sort. Really quite an amazing occupation, The minutes were read by Mrs. Cleanercloes, the fo1'mer Nancy Didlake. The treasurer's report, which was financial chaos, was read by Martha Gleason, recently retired from the VVaves with the rank of Apprentice Seaman. She now heads all charitable organizations in Albemarle County. Wliilc- we were all chatting quietly over our tea, Cecily Baker burst in, still clad in her silk tights which she uses constantly in her latest ballet success, ,lilephantine Gambol. Marjorie Smithy told us of Marilyn l.eander's connection with Frank Sinatra's orchestra, lfmily Kidder turned up at last, distributing her latest gastronomical success, the new cereal, Kidder's Korn Flakes, Right in the midst of it all, poor Virginia Anne X1Vood, who had just come from a dance marathon, had to be given first aid by the eminent physician, Dr. Lydia Henderson, who specializes in heart diseases. The former Pat Funsten came in, followed by a train of children. l under- stand she literally supports Saint Anne's now. She spent a great deal of time dis- cussing college requirements with President Cocke of Hollins. lt was not until the middle of the afternoon that I recognized Sydney Elliott, who has made millions with her factory which puts out noise makers for New Year's Eve parties. lneidentally, Sydney still plays a championship game of tennis. And now my dear, let me tell you about Stuart Etheridge. She ran Best and Company out of business, and has retired from the buying profession to marry one of the more famous of her many men. Well, there's nothing more to say. As you know, l'm still living in a garret, and subsisting on carrots and gossip. My work on the comic strip, Flit-gun Mama, is not too successful. Love, BARBARA. l27l We Wah M gifsfwmg' Hindi HM ,M fflidji JJ J l in Lgneav st nm-.3 sdwQI,Ovr mfr, +u me an new -UL , M MVA, ,om ,'1,'fhq Qhatarm we, Ouv ,mums Im can-ffssfiflf In Hn-S New school if WWF 415' Fit? 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Favwcus, V. Harris 4, i' ' , 1 . , ' 3 f ' f F' ' - ,f JIM . , '-r Mf- I ,gi W X' LJ . , .iff V3 KL. an -fo .Z f' N ' ' I F, r. 7 - ' ...C Qqr. 129 ff.. r f l . -f .Il W . f ., fr , 3 -l , J . 5 Q U N Lmlor ass V f wg, K 1-..g,.,,A . 4 A ' I A in .Q 'Q -'L 1 C5 3 s X K , K, A A - H751 5 ,Si OFFICERS , 'aj . ,f ll R 1.-W . 'L sf '! . fl 1,1 U x '11, ...N -I -A SUSAN Twlgvuiif. .f . . ....... ............. ....... A ...... A 1,? 76316110115-. - ' lg 5 X- -Y '-. 3' RUTH . .... V ice-President X 1 I 1. I VIRGINIA' HAIIQ ........... . . . J .... Secretary 'ink ' in .I Q SALLY DODSON .......... . . . . .... Treasurer D ' TINSLEY ...........,................. . . .Sponsor Ar ,EX , 2... 5, - E, . Not in Picfw'e'.' P. Day, G. Read . . J f K' fi 'f ,f ,- l 'X A mia A. l Xl . nf-Br L. 'X j Y - Jr' . fl X X . XM-XXl32.l f X , . 1 D S V2-HQBEN .VI M19 v I , n I . v 'X ' I 1 .ff A l , 'll ' . Q 4 l - ' - . l ' ll- . Y . x ,E U Y J 4 l A ' , P, 'I ,f :- ' ' Rvudilly Lefl Tu Riglzl lffoul lfyxwffl.. llrcxlcr, ll, Taylor, ll. Purcell, M. Towlcr, l . Booth, 'l'. Earp, I. Nicholl, - ' ' U A, Gorclcm, M. 'Hcnch Hrlfk fx'1m'.' ll. fXl.mu'e,1 li. lJidlz1kL',',R.E, Rogers, L. Baylor, V. Leu, S. Merritt, V, liinellgirip u . 0 ,Tb N C. ffgmrkum, Siflilliogt, ll. yllcnvlfick, E. Umlerwoocl ,- B J, ' . L' X' N Q. l '-7 ,A I Q1 sk, Y 3 ' , E G n . I uv . x I . r S010!l0l7Z0l'6 Q55 r 1 v , l ' 'x - 'A . r J- ' V ' H, r. ' l 1 A,,,.e'jL oFF1cERs!,f,',,f,..f by A . 1 , , ,fr If-.1 f ,,. mf .Vlll f r - , :P w L, blxplfxy ,M I :M?r:. Vw .... 1. . .,,f,,. .V . rg: .mf .... : ...... .... . . .Preszaignt l V V1RG1N1Af, QlLNi2il1Qlvl3lQw1 . , . ..... .X . .5,,,i5,i' ,,,. Vzce-Prcszdcgzt ' ,ff In J -yn 4 -4 . Y 11 VVIRGINIA l ..... fy.,-rr ..... -45 ......... if' ..... . . .2 .Sacretar 1 X o-1ff.'7 ' ' L ' - l .3 A l2AuBA19y.R1glv ivlclc I .... 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J N V 3 Rvrulilzg ,lmfi Tn fel-ffllf V: Frau! Row: B, Smith, R. jcmcs, R. Tunstall, ll. KL-llcy, Bl. ChLlllLlliI1, E, Oglcslmyw I ' A. VYhez1tm1, M. XN'uorl, U. jackson, N. 'l'wilf1ing J Q Hawk Row: A, FF:.LyLor, G. VX z1shi11gm11, S. Iflcmcr, L. l'cg:u1, li. Gzlmlvlr, I- Nznlrlulplz, 'X ' f Q 4- A l,ASJff'Kg1gI1t,'l'. Klzlclicllzlr, TL,.l'I:1IT, H, CIll'l'lIlllL'I'S, V. Klurlmm - T 51.1 QB . .-1 Z, 71,5 lx ,T t Y V ' 3 f. I -J A A , C, V JM,-f Y , -fem ' if f 1 iw ' N ff , A - X f 415: 1' 'J J qres mom- ass J , H V .. ,- :JZ 'ei' A K xx? xx , 1 I. , 1 , X4 . . :- s5EVA.'QFFLCEgg . A 'Qxm KNNNQY TWIMNG ...... .iff . ,. . . . . .' , ....... Prvsulcnl XS. V v-fa , 3-,ff 'gf '55 . f ' 22155 Q Emsla GA MBLE ..... if-:ff .... ,Q . . . ' I . . ...... lf'm'-Pvfcsulcnf , lx A-N'Nl4I VVH1f:A'roN ij. . ., ,,.?V.f.!i ..... ..... . . ..Sccrciarhv-Trczzsurcr ' M155 Rolzlcxzmy'TcJ1gL1N6SNyefiQ'1i5 if. . A . . . 7 ....... XS mrsor wx' 0 If MRT. All 14 f 4 5 . 1 'xy XS f ,I En, E ff' LJ if, , 5 'J 5' dim W , 1' ' xr , 'AX P-igx Nof 7,71 Pu'z Lm'.' B. Mulholland 3' ,YJX9-Lulimgpx lf, rg bw-EVL'7F,,X, I I QA' . fl M ,xl xg '-1'-Q 1 ' A VN. X .g, , ,.-44' 'fi X , .X X ' 4165 x ,f3,,, S,-x Ex TVWIA 5712.6-. r- xx Qppfkplf 6,1 ,. X, .f H X' ia? F 12 Lf' ff' ' iff' it we x ' .lA,Vf2 n -?f'0O4 ' 29167 ,wr R, -QQ,kx., Q, XS gl wx I , ,, , P, Xfa 77X f fag? lg 6 v- I '32, ' f if Q1 x ix' if K 0 1 fl , 'Z-NP V .I W f 'pr E f n NN A x.fN f QV f-X ? xx lr all QI 3 5 I Q. I fu., AQW. . , -JI - 1 QQ 7 Ifv' 'I U 4 WL N ' Q 'U Hs' Y T iv Y' . QAM -f, ' f JB 4 Q N nl 1 MARJOIIIE SMI1' II. . . SUSAN TNVINTNG. . .. VIRGINIA RIN EHAIIT MOLY GUNDIIY. .... . BARBARA LEAc1:I1r MAN. . . SPEEDY ELLIOTT. . . . POLLY MACKELLAR. JUDY TAYLOR ....... JOAN IQUZMIER .... SYDNEY ELLIOTT .... EMILY IQIDDER .... MARY LOU PONDEIQ. . . Gflfkfefic omzci OFFICERS REPRESENTATIVES I331 . . . .... Prusificlzi J . . . . . . lf'irrv-l'1'csic1'el1f . .St7C7'Cfl1-7' y- T7'L7U.Y'IIL7'L'7' . . . . ..S1L'Il'i07' Class . . . . . .fwzior Class . . .Snjnlzmw-mr'c Class . . ,F!'C.9-fl'I'l'Lll71- Class . . . .Eighilz Grade . . . , .SC ZfC1l2ffl Grade . .Gold Team Cl1fJft17:'lfL IfVl1,iI'c Tmm Cczfntuin .....,.....PublicitjV 9 9 N Hai, A 6 SUSAN TWINING .... I Liars Ixom-:R'1'soN. . . N EW Garb omg babe OFFICERS MEMBERS GWIQNN Roococx VIRGIN lA RlNr:HAR'1' NAN cx'D1DLAK1a Culsluzv Loclcwoon Do1zo'rHv BOTTOM NANCY Twl NING BARBARA LEACH MAN i391 ... . . . . . . . .President 5 cc1'eta1'y-Treasurer 36:31. H Q-H sin M H HE My M MSW as H EFS? :nm-. s gbmffiqkfs MISS NANCY FAULCONER. . . SYDNEY ELLIOTT. . . . LOIS ANN LEHMAN. . . MARJORIE SM11'H. .. CECILY BAKER .... OFFICERS H01 . . .Director . . . . .President . Vice-Preside-nf . . . . .Treasmfer Stage M anager A yr- v- ! .J , If .1 , , v P, -b. If g 6. cw MRS. THOMAS NIARTIN ................................... .... D zrector First S0f1ra1-ro.v: M. Berry, G. Boocock, J. Chanut, M. Cocke, V. Fawcus, I. Hildreth, B. Hostcrman, MQ jackson, E. Kidder, D. Leachman, L. Lehman, M. Etheridge, C. Baker, D. Chase Second Snprau0.v: T. Earp, Sy Elliott, E. Gamble, M. Hcnch, R. Kemper, P. Knight, K. Mifchic, R. Rogers, M. Leander flllox: D. Bottom, A. Cassell, Sp, Elliott, S. Gabriel, R. Gamble, T. Haff, L. Henderson, S. Merritt, J. Oyster, J. Lipscomb OFFICERS ROSALIIC GAMu1.11:. . . ........... ..... P resident JANE P-IrI.DRl5'1'.ll. ,... .......... V ice-President DOROTHY Bovrom .... . . .Librarian and Secretary l41l QQ BQARY S'rL'A1:T Cocms .... SALLY IDODSON ....... ROSALIE GAMBL12 .... LOIS ANN LIEHMAN. .. BARBARA Bo'r'roM. . . reezzway rapevine STAFF REPORTERS BARBARA LIZAL' H MAN NANCY DIDLAKIQ Lmc Ro1sER'rsoN SALLY NIERR1'I l' ... .Edifrw-ill-Clzivf . . . . .flssmriatc Edilm' . . .lifzzsilfzvss Jllcmagw' . . .f-lr1'z1w'tisi1zg Muuagw' NIOLLY GUNDRY AN Nl-1 GORDON SUSAN GABRIEL JAN li CDYSTIER FACULTY ADVISER MRS. WlL1.1A M BOAZ H21 ,fIrtEa'ilz1r Gfffafz guild I.EE ROBERTSON SUSAN TWINING JANE BARR ANNE GORDON JANINE CHANUT VIRGINIA I.EA Ear rnany years tne Saint Anne's Altar Guild nas Worked taitlitully in preparing tne altar tar tlie daily services. This work nas been carried aut beautifully, and our grati- tude is nere snown ta tnose girls' wlia, un- noticed, naye looked atter tlie essential duties of the altar and the Cnapel. l43l Service Gourzcif BARBARA LEACl-lMAN KITTY BELLE MEBANE TODDY FLETCHER BETTY DIDLAKE MARY STUART ETHERIDGE Tbe Service Council vvos tounded ot Soint Anne's lost veor. lts' functions ore voried, ond it ploces o smoll, yet definite responsi- bility on its tevv members. Tbis yeor tne Service Council plons Vespers eocb Sundoy, but lotely this job nos been ossigned to dit- terent closses, Mucli credit tor tlie success ot the service Council is due to its oble sponsor, Miss Moc, At Clfiristmos tnis oroonizotion sponsored o porty for tlie orpbons ot Clnor- lottesville, Every Wednesdov tour girls from Soint Anne's entertoin tbe crippled cbildren ot the Rucker Convolescent l-lonne MISS NANNIE McCAlXlDLlSl'lL .,LSponsot l44l I I J I 44 . '- !95i L fig ' JIM? JA Our Sports year Saint Anne's opened its Fall Term with all of the old favor- ites-tennis, hockey, and modern dancing, plus two new sports- archery and soccer, both of which were very popular. During the summer, four new regulation ten11is cou1'ts had been built, making it possible for Saint Annes to have several classes in tennis ranging from lleginners' to Advanced. The hockey season was very successful. Saint Anne's played a first team game and a second team game with Fairfax Hall at Fairfax, and botl1 teams came home triumphant. The next outside game was played with Fairfax Hall at Saint Anne's. The hrst team defeated the Fairfax team by six points, but the second team, after a hard-fought game, lost to the Fairfax second team by two points. ln between these two eventful games, several Gold a11d Wliite team games were played with the usual enthusiastic Gold Zlllfl White spec- tators shouting and yelling for their respective teams. Saint Anne's successful hockey season has been attributed to three leading factors: the vast new hockey fieldg the careful guidzmce and excellent instruction given by Miss Constance Applebee, the founder of hockey in America, who spent three long afternoons coaching the teams, and the excellent coaching of Miss Gaines, the athletic director. There was, as usual, riding, which took place several afternoons each week. The VVinter Term opened with basketball, volleyball, modern dancing, social dancing, and tumbling. All of these classes were very well liked, and some were so much in demand that two classes had to be forn1ed. There were two tumbling, social danc- ing, and volleyball classes. The basketball classes were divided into Beginners, lntermediate, Junior Varsity, and Varsity. First a11d second team games were played with Fairfax l-lall at Saint Anne's, and both games were won by the Saint Anne's teams l46l with high scoring. The Varsity team was defeated by the Sweet llriar Freshmen by seven points, after a spectacular contest. Return games were played with both Sweet Briar and Fairfax llall. lloth teams played very well throughout the whole season, and generally speaking, they were quite successful. Again, the teams' success was attributed to the superb coaching of Miss Gaines. lluring the Wiiitei' Term, there were also two tourna- ments that were quite popular. These were the badminton and ping-pong tournaments. All of the Golds played Golds and the Vtfhites played XNhites. The winners of the respective teams re- ceived several points towards a letter. Later they played each other and the winner received a few additional points plus the distinction of being the Saint Anne's lladminton and Ping-Pong Champion respectively. As usual, everyone heralded the Spring Term with joy, first because it was the last lap of the school year, and secondly be- cause it gave them a chance to get into the open, and not feel confined to the building. ln this last term, Saint Anne's offered tennis, softball, soccer, archery, and modern dancing. All of these sports had excellent attendance, and as they Caine to a close, so did another year of exciting and arousing sports come to a glorious end. l47I unify jaskefbaff Reading Left To Right Frou! Row: L. Robertson, L. Henderson, M. Smith Ufaptainj, M. Towlcr, D. Chase Second Row: E. Purcell, S. Dodson, S. Flcmcr, R. Kemper Back Row: G. Boocock, Sp. Elliott, Sy. Elliott, E. Kidder, S. Twining No! 'in Piriurv: V. Harris, V. Rinehart, C. Lockwood l48l unify gfoc ey Reading Left To Righl Fran! Raw: M. Smith, L. Lehman, L. Henderson CCaptaiuj, L. Robertson Serond Row: R. Kemper, Sp. Elliott, S. Twining, P. Miller Third Row: E. Kidder, C. Lockwood, Sy. Elliott, G. Boocock No! in Picture: B. Lcachman l49l 4 ff J wx by v' Jf 8 if ., W f N ff X , 0 ' 5' NJ' KN AQ V -Q , X .,.., W7 K 'W , X , MODERN DANCE TENNIS i501 XZ: Y ug WA gli? Q gg S Q ffm 325866385 QE Vgpgffg Qikjf FALL f nf' '5 D f Athletic Council Halloween Party, Pep Rally ' C' kj M Hockey Game vs. Fairfax Hall tTherej Gold vs. Wliite Hockey Games X f . X Curb Chain Club Picnic Hockey Game vs. Fairtax Hall QHerej W Thanksgiving Banquet 6' as f , NNINTER Exams Foot-lights Club Play The Rivals by Sheridan Under-privileged Children's Party Candle Light Service Boarders' Christmas Banquet Christmas Vacation Sophomores' Benefit Volley Ball Game junior Fashion Show Music for Christ Church Morning Service by Choir Basketball Game vs. Basketball Game vs. Basketball Game vs. Basketball Game vs Basketball Game vs. Basketball Game vs Southern Seminary Qherel Sweet Briar Freshmen Qherel Fairfax Hall fherej Sweet Briar Freshmen Ctherej Fairfax Hall ftherej Lane High School Qherej SPRING Choir Concert Field Day Spring Play junior-Senior Party Athletic Council Banquet Horse Show Class Nite Baccalaureate Commencement l52I X ff F53 f , ,120 70 ffm f 0 pf? fffaijaf my wwf te? J LJ X'Qfrf,h,f5 me ill? f? pd f Wan Q17 ll a 7f Q Hcsf All z17'01H1lf. . . M051 Pajmlar. . IfVifI1ivsl ...... Hrs! Figure.. . . . M ns! . 1lM'aCIiZ1C . Hrs! flilzlvic. . Hes! Sfworl .... Maxi SIIIIJIJOMI . . Om, Cm Most .S'OplIisficc1lcd. . . A los! Ficklc. . I:'IHIlIiL'Sl. ...... . Mos! DI'f1c'rI11'ablc. . . Jllosf Lilevly to 5'I.1cfc'c'd. . . Firxl In be Alarricd. . . C' a1'vvr G'-ir! .... . l?iggfI'.If Flirt. . . livxi DcIm'vr.. . P1'l'l'IiCSl'. . . . Has! L00k'i7'Iff. . . Alas! lIlqzIi.v'iIizfI'. . . Has! DrI'.s'sI'I17 . . . Q4II'ivfI'.s't.. . . . f.O1IdI'sl ....... Mos! .S'lIIdioIIs. . Cul asf. ....... . Has! N ll'f'1H'L'd .... Lnzivsi. . . . . . Ideal Senior. . l,53l HMARJORIE SMITH . . .MARJORIE SMITH . . .SALLY DODSON . . .VIRGINIA HARRIS . . .BARBARA BOTTOM . . .SYDNEY ELLIOTT ...MARJORIE SMITH . . . .SPEEDY ELLIOTT JERRY ANNE IQEANE .DORCAS LEACHMAN . . . . .SALLY DODSON . . . . . .MITZI IQEESEE . . .JERRY ANNE IQEANE . . . .PATSY FUNSTEN .JERRY ANN KEANE .DORCAS LEACH MAN . . .DOROTHY BOTTOM . . .ANNE CASSELL ...VIRGINIA HARRIS BETTY NIULHOLLAND . . .VIRGINIA HARRIS .ELLEN UNDERXN'OOD BE'l l'Y MULHOLLAND . .LYDXA HENDERSON . 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NANQV 1,l'1lkllI lJ1n1.ix lu-1 Svlml-:Y 1EI.l,IO'l l' ...... 1VlARY S'l'1,'AR'I' l2'l'1rlsRlm:i-3 ....... 700 Raleigh Ave., Norfolk, 1'A'l'RlCIA l:l'NS'l'liN. . . . 1VlAli'I'lIA G1.l4:AsoN. . . 1VlUl.I.Y GLYNDRY .... Lvnm l'll-INDI-ZRSUN . . . jmuw ANN14: KICANIC. . . lim Il,Y 1QlDDl-IR ..... 1VlARll.YN l,x-zfwnlcu. .. lXflAlc,1omi-: Smrrii ..... XXIRGINIA ANN:-1 VVoon. I 5 9 I So . .825 Vlfycliff Ave., Roanoke, . . . . . . . . . . . .1VIanassz1s, . . . . .llox 1162, University, 'Preston Ct. Apts., University, 0 Locust Ave., Clizwlottesville, ................Catonsville, . . .Rugby Road, University, . . .'Glen liieho Farm, Proflit, .... , Route No. 1, Chzirlottesville . . . .Route No. l, Cliarlottesville, .. . . . .llox 1516, University, . . . .112 14-th St., University. Va. Va. Va. VIL. Va. Va. V 21. Va M cl . Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. Va. ...AUATOGRAPHSH J 4 KSI ,W in . Zeb, A - , 1' JA '-QL! G- wiv- -nfl., 895- 4-A 'init ip-J fr- SE. ,,, 'M' , ,of , 4 v I 4. fa f 1' 4, ml-A ,V , , I J - 1 , . , 2,4 ' ' '--f 325, .L df' V , SQ ,fl -f 147 I fr 1 Qi ' 4 AJ ' - ' -n H' ' 1- 1 - 1 ,V ,s L 'L- Y A f' ---4 I -1 .4 ' , J WM Q H! if C AUTOGRAPHS COMPLIMENTS OF MATACIA FRUIT COMPANY . Telephone 1243 or 648 CHARLES KING 0 WHOLESALE GROCERS 0 XVATER STREET T1f:1,131'1loN15 181 on 182 COM PLIM ENTS OF TIRE RECAPPING CORPORATION SPECIALISTS IN RECAPPING Automobile, Truck, and Bus Tires I Cll1XRI.O'1lI v11.I.xc, VIRQHNIA The Peoples' National Bank OLDEST, LARGEST, AND STRONGEST BANK IN THIS SECTION OF THE STATE COMPLIMENTS OF SAXTON'S CLEANING 6' DYEING WORKS O Telephone 185 STUART HANCKEI., Prcsideni VV. F. SOUDER, Sccwlary mvzd T-r0asm'cv' FRED L. XYATSON, Vimf-Pwsiciczz HANCKEL-CITIZENS INSURANCE CORPQRATION . . . GENERAL INSURANCE. . . O PEOPLES, BANK BULLDING ......... C1mR1,o'r1'r v1LI.E, VJRQQIN1 x O OVER HALF A CENTURY OF SERVICE BEST WISHES T0 SAINT ANNE'S SCHOOL I CHARLOTTESVILLE-ALBEMARLE BUS COMPANY PARAMOUNT THEATRE JEFFERSON THEATRE UNIVERSITY THEATRE LAFAYETTE THEATRE H. T. VAN NOSTRAND I TOWN AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE l . I T. L. BOGIQRT . . . . D. B. KIDDER F OR DEPENDABLE INSURANCE AND WORTHWHILE SAVINGS O MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY 404-406 National Bank Building Cliarlottesville . . . Virginia I JAMES F. MINOR CAMMANN C. DUKE JOJIN P. SNEED, flsmciat WARD'S CAFE COMPLIMENTS O OF XVCSY 1V1211ll Stl'CC1Q U - D R I V E - I T I BUY WAR BONDS O -43 Phone 1300 w. L. LACY , ' COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE PLUMBING AND HEATING . AND C2111 734 DRIVE YOURSELF CARS 111 N. 12. Fourth St. ANNE WOODS C 0 M P L I M E N T S Interior Decorating ANTIQUES S I 1, VER-Om S11 1-'gn-ffl 0 F ' 0 1215 XVcSt Main Struct C- 6' Chrwlottcsvillc, Virginia Phone 941 . -U - - ABERDEEN-ANGUS 112 2nd Street N. E. ' BEST BEEF CATTLE FOR THE SOUTH AND EAST ' 0 ROCKLAND FARMS Phone 36 CORDONSVILLE, VIRGINIA BAY SEAFOOD MARKET U 110 Preston Ave. Phone 968 0 BUY WAR BONDS Singer Sewing Machine Co. Sll lizisl Mziin Street . SEWING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS FASHION SERVICE 0 Glulfflllllflfd Repairs llllUNlE 558 UNIVERSITY CAFETERIA O HAL The Corner l ALL SAINT ANNE'S GIRLS AND THEIR FRIENDS WELCOME TRY OUR FAMILY SERVICE ALL THE BEST SELLERS . AND Model Steam Laundry ALL THE OLD FAVORITES . . Phone 250 401-409 Wfest Main Street DOMINION BOOKSHOP Charlottesville Barber Shop , I AlAlm'lANiS INC' 518 East Main Street I CIIAIIIIJI l'liSVIl.l.Ii, XXIRGINIA l ,Iolm C. B. Jenkins, Proprietor Joe Banks Barber Shop . For That Better Appearance C N. E. Fourth St. COMPLIMENTS or THE HOLLAND SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF LEE BAKING COMPANY . BAKERS OF Southern Enriched Bread AND Southern Better-Made Cakes CHARLOTTESVILLE BELMONT PHARMACY INCORPOIEATED co. , ' CLlAR1.,f'15TTl'1SVILLIS Visit Our Store XYIRGINIIZX For CHINAWARE GLASSWARE Jefferson Beauty Shoppe . . 309 East Main Street Q AND OTHER Ovm' lVL'TUIIllIIl J' C1Ufllil'Ifj .S'!o1'c G I F T S . Phone 215 C OMPLIMENTS OF O J. N. WADDELL The Standard Produce Co. 624 XYc5t Main Q PHONE 4 2 6 O BUY . . WAR . . BONDS S H Q E C Q M P A N Y COMPLIMENTS OF o Hill Cr Irving Funeral Home I 306 East Wluiu Street PHONE 4 6 0 MAY ESSO SERVICE T I L M A NIS ' U. D. AND J. S. TILMAN,S5 lVashi11,,g-Verifirld Lubrication 0 . 9 . C Unjfcfl'cIl1zfv E550 SERVICE . 350 NVUSI Main M. C. Hill Funeral Home 0 I'1mNm 1400 0 AMBULANCE SERVICE AT ALL nouns Ojfvzzx' You Tinzvly fllw'Clzz111a'i.s'c Fm' . Ill Un'a.s'im1.v In READY-To-WEAR PIECE GOODS NOTION S U Shop at Tilmarfs Clzurluilz'.s villc'.s' .S'flOf7f'fl1g Cwzfw' The Cash Food Mort 0 FANCY GROCERIES-MEATS Bircl's-Eye Frozen Foods O Phone 400 Pilflilllg 1107 West Main Street COMPLIMENTS OF THE GRlDDLE W. E. BUFORD 6' CO. I STOCKS .... BONDS O 603-4 Nzltionzll llzmlc lluilcling Clizwlottcsvillc .... Virgini 1 DODGE WILHOIT-DAVIS MOTORS Dodge-Plymouth 0 GAS-OIL-AccEssoR1Es PARTS-TIRES-BATTERIES I 5th and Market Streets Cliarlottcsville ...... Virginia Phone 2300 Virginian Bowling Alleys I 3241 West Main O BUY. . WAR . . BONDS ARTISTIC AND EXPERT PICTURE AND PHOTOGRAPH FRAMING Framed Pictures as Gifts PAUL B. VICTORIUS 711 XfVQst Main Phono 2838 GILMORE, HAMM fr SNYDER INCORPORATED I FURNITURE Fon 'HIE HOME AND OFFICE I Cfll.fx1u.u'r'l'1csx II I I Vuuzmm A SYMBOL OF RESEARCH I A Mark of Depenlclability I RAY FISHER Superior Ambulance Service I Preddy's Funeral Home .FRANK II. IIAYNICS I Phone 808 Cl1:u'lullcsvlllc ..... Virglmx PETER PAN CLEANERS I 900 XVest Main Street I Phone 58 I Drive-In or Delivery Service COMPLIMENTS OF ' GUY F. VIA O Insurance . . . Real Estate STOP AND SHOP SUPER MARKETS I Lewvxt P1'irz's .... Frm' Parking I HIGH QUALITY FOODS I WHERE YoU MAY SERVE YOURSELF IN A HURRY OR SI-IOP AT YOUR LEISURE I TIVO STORIES LOCATED 500 East Main Street 1008 West Main Street Chzlrlottesville ..... Virgini 1 COMPLIMENTS CHARLOTTESVILLE OF LUMBER COMPANY INCORPORATED The Unrverslty Grocery D ' 21 PHONES 24 50 Years' Service 1n -. Charlottesville DOLL-Y MADISON INN and Vicinity 0 . Traditionally Southern Buy Bonds Now . . . I n ' ' ' and Build Later Atmosphere and Cuisine BUY . . .WAR . . . BONDS COMPLIMENTS 0 OF COURTESY A. rf P. TEA COMPANY ' THE 'COMPLIMENTS CITY LAUNDRY RUSSELL MOONEY o 0 Just Call 200 YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER UWHITINGH 0 0 Service Stations S O C O M P L I M E N T Lubrication Q F GASOIJINE-OIL-TIRES Tire Repairing THE UNIVERSITY ARKAYSHOP FOR BOOKSTORE HISTYLES 0 0 g 106 Ufcst Main Street ChGl'i0i'i'eSViiie Candy Kitchen General Automobile Repairing ,' . ' . . A . . BONDS W R OFFICIAL A.A.A. SERVICE H awki IIA' . Hawkins Bros. Er Co. Telephone 335 I 120 Ii. Main Struct Cl1z11'Iollcsvillu, Virginia Since 1894 O I he House of Good Values BATTERY SERVICE W atcr Street 0 WE .... NEVER .... CLOSE XIVIE: INvI'I'I-2 You To f1liR STOIII-: Efucrvllzizlg III JARMAN' . ' S Musical Merchandise Give US :I Call X'Vhile Stuck 15 Coniplctc 9 Radio Repairing, Piano Tuning P R I N T E R S Stationers . . . Office Ouzfzrers 0 1019 PHONES 60 0 Chzwlottcsvillc . . . . . Virgimi Carter, The Music Dealer Phone 337, CIIzII'lutlcSvillc. Vu. ChanceIIor's Drug Store PHONES 1 AND 2 0 UNIvI-:IISI'I'v, VIRGINIA Helen G. Eastham Shop IN QORIDORATED Ladies' Ready-to-Wear ana' M illinery I 220 East Main Street Charlottesville, Xlifgilliil BARBARA ROSSER 0 COSTUMES DRESSES and ACCESSORIES l 110 Third Street Charlottesville, Virgiziia O 0 COMPLIMENTS OF E L L I N GTO N'S I O OUR SINCERE GOOD WISHES O For Llle Future Success and Happiness of Every Graduate of the Class of '44 O WHATEVER CAREER YOU MAY CHOOSE Always Remember that Good Health will Play an Important Part ill Your Success, and that Daily Consumption of Prop- erly Pasleurizecl Dairy Procluets is Important for Your Good Health. O Monticello Dairy Phone 888 COMPLIMENTS PACKAGED F U E L H. M. GLEASON CO. INCORPORATED WAREHOUSE O I The One-Stop H ..r. J . A ,na O1 Lbblllll I oaalwutas Farm Supply House C O A L O ' TRUCKS T R A C T O R S l.,ll0l1C 87 FARM MACHINERY Keller 81 George JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS . . . Since 1875 TOWN 5 COUNTRY COMPLIMENTS . IIWOODISII CLOTHES U. B. and W. H. Wood? O OF THE DISTINCTION SPURTSWEAR . SHOP O 114 Fourth Street N. li. C,hzu'lottesv1lle Va. 308 lfzlst Main LEVY' l WRAPS. ...GOWNS O 106 East Main Street Charlottesville Virginia I FA HION JUN OR S S w. J. KELLER co. For Tllu Smart Miss . Q SHOE STORE Judy 711 Jill . T'1C2lflClL1ZLl'lQCl'S E A S T 0 STYLE SIeIUIi'lA li M A I TJ . Distinctive Apparel . ' 0 SPALDINGS, Main at .First Street M OXFORDS AND LOAFERS l'HuN1-1 1.12 COMPUMENTS 1 THE RECORD SHOP D OF 5 COMPLETE STOCK OF Victor . . . Bluebird . . . Decca THE . . . Columbia . . . Okeh ELITE BEAUTY SHOPPE O 4 Over Pence :md Stirling, FIND THE COMPLIMENTS ' OF -'Univ' Size o. E. 5 c. L. HAWKINS Just Made for You . AT 106 Fast Main Street C- 6' Cjhzlrlottesvillc, Vi1'g'i11iZl 4 E EE, ?d-? COMPLIMENTS P A T R O N I Z E OF A PATRON 0 U R O Buy..War..Bonfls THE MCCLURE COMPANY PRINTERS ...... BINDEHS ...... ENGRAVERS ' COLLEGE AND SCI-1001. ANNUALS A SPlfCIAl'.TY ' Equipped for Plastic Binding H712 Make Rubber Stamps N0 fob T00 Large-N0 ful? 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