Virginia Commonwealth University - Cobblestone Wigwam Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1941 volume:

yfrglnTa Commonweafth (Jnfverslty Arcffives c.i f-  ■ ' ' -tc ' w, .. ■4l ' ■f ' V: ■ _.. _ i;Umj£«iiri.t tiittifiUJti!tf titax ziiHetiittcUKi trr -y •-S , . . ' A !? 4 ■ ■.■ !-,k: - i-W- w K ■• ■- ■ - . i. If , ■ 4- M ' ( •« . ■ •; ' • -. I. ;m jm;%;it m%: ino.i. iii: UiU ( tBBl H D BP W J wi i aiy ANNIE BERYL GANNETT Editor FRANCES HALEY Business Manag er  ;  ; :  w «• . ♦. i, ; ' 2 ft??;«£S|£?1?3 S 2 -! ttij;l!SSt SS|-; EREIN are recorded the significant facts of our past — at least of the last four years. May they ever serve as a pleasant recollection and an incentive for a more abundant life in the future. !■ O DR. OLIVE STONE, whose versatility and breadth of vision have helped us in many ways, we gratefully and appreciatively dedicate this 1941 vearbook. She has been not only a capable and willing adviser to the Sociology students, but also a hard working co-sponsor of the Student Government Association. Miss Stone combines in her personality, patience, charm, and graciousness — qualities which have endeared her to successive groups of students with whom she has worked in the five years of her service at R. P. I. an tc tt ne (l) Shndoivs of the evciih)n ; H2) The hum of trnfflc7 ' Ti) ozen Portals; (Y) ' oruYirell ' ever for- • ■ •..• ' ■ ' • J i- . ' „• ' -ii- jf tkt i«i. • ' r ' -  • ' ■■«fc «-s ■ • -• ' ' ■- ;  4n ■♦■.•  ■ ' ' ■ ■ ' i ' ' ; .:. -; - ' ! 1- J- s; -t- ! ■ Kl BH - L ' JSr j ct ai aiiUe idii ' Ltfu UfU CyPtt. Mks. Xkisov Robins llusliss. .lilininiilration liuiUtini 4 , ,,. .y, 4 -  ;. - ■; i ' - J i dAJ U Ul Mrs. M. E. Mosbv llosttss, llickok House Mr. Verxox G. Maxwell Treasurer 5 M UjLUCi 14 U Mrs. Nellie Davis Secretary • 16jC ! f ' | ? Sf5f£5 ' £5iO.J ?l - ib.. . HENRY COE LANPHER DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK A.B., University of California; A.M., University of Chicago, School of Social Service Administration; candidate for Ph.D., University of Chicago, School of Social Service Administration, Feb- ruary, 1 94 1. AILEEN SHANE , CTIKG DIRECTOR OF THE SCHOOL OF SOCI. L WORK AND PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL CASE WORK A.B., Converse College; M.S.S., Smith College (School of Social Work) ; addi- tional graduate work. University of Chicago School of Social Service Ad- ministration. HELEN M. MASON PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL WORK (CHILD welfare) A.B., Western Reserve University, and M.S., School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University. COLLEROHE T. KRASSOVSKV ASSOCI. TE PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL RESEARCH Universitv of A.B., M.A., Ph.D.. Michigan. OLIVE M. STONE PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY A.B., Huntington College; M.A., I ' ni- versity of Chicago; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. LOIS E. McGregor ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF GROUP LEADERSHIP B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology; M.A., College of William and Mary, School of Social Work. fkcVu yacitllL ' f IVCytM 7 W! ■«{18l- .l- ife ST vtAj Ui Ui yciciiitu FRANCES C. MONTGOMERY DIRECTOR AND PROFESSOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING A.B., Colorado; M.A., Columbia Uni- ersity ; Graduate, Presbyterian Hos- pital, School of Nursing, New York ; Post-CJraduate Course in Public Health Nursing, Teachers College, New York. LILLIAN GUIDRY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING B.S., Teachers College, Columbia Tni- versity; M.A., Teachers College, Co- lumbia University. WES WHITFIELD WALKER ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ADVERTISING ART Kansas State Teachers College (two years) ; student Kansas City Art In- stitute (two years) ; advertising artist and illustrator in Kansas City (three years), and New York (three years). HAZEL PETTUS MUNDY INSTRUCTOR IN COSTUME DESIGN AND CLOTHING Traphagan School of Fashion, 1931- 1935; Mac Dowel 1 School of Costume Design, 1937. WILLIAM F. HAVILAND INSTRUCTOR IN INTERIOR DECORATION Student, Bates College, Carnegie Insti- tute, New York School of Fine Art, Richmond School of Art. DOROTHEA SQUIRE CRAM INSTRUCTOR IN ART B.F.A., College of William and Mary; diploma, Ecole des Beaux Arts. Fon- tainehleau, France; student, Rockport Art Colony, summers of 193+ and 1935. • 5(19)3 ■ LVu LOUISE BERNARD DIRECTOR AND PROFESSOR OF STORE SERVICE EDUCATION Student University of Texas and Johns Hopkins University; Colorado State College; graduate Research Bureau of Retail Training, University of Pitts- burgh. ANNA MAY JOHNSTON ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF RETAILING A.B., University of Pittsburgh; M.A. in Retailing, Research Bureau of Retail Training, University of Pittsburgh. KATHERINE E. BELL INSTRUCTOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND STORE SERVICE EDUCATION A.B., Westhampton College; M.S., School of Store Service Education, College of William and Mary. DORIS E. FALES CHAIRMAN OF THE DEPARTMENT AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY A.B., Mount Holyoke College; A.M., Western Res erve University; Ph.D., Yale L niversitv. MARY E. KAPP ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY B.A.. Woman ' s College, University of North Carolina; M.A., Duke Uni- versity; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. SARAH BAGWELL ASSISTANT IN BIOLOGY LABORATORY B.S., Randolph-Macon Woman ' s Col- lege. U:u Cyt4d = acult, f ■i6(20l- j. |f| =|. i; i;r?2 s a ii - ' t J iyitu Ui ui Jaciilt, f EVA BOND CHAIRMAN AND PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY B.S., Teachers College, New York; M.S., University of Alabama; Ph.D., Columbia Universitv. CURT BONDY PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY Ph.D., University of Hamburg, Ger- many. S. J. McCOY ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH A.B., Wofford College; A.M., Duke University; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. RAYMOND T. HODGES ASSOCI. TE PROFESSOR OF DRAM.iTIC ART AND SPEECH B.S., State Teachers College, Blooms- burg, Pennsylvania; M.A., Columbia University; Graduate Work at Buck- nell University and University of Pennsylvania. MARGARET L. JOHNSON ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MODERN LANGUAGES A.B., Barnard College; A.M. Ph.D., Columbia University. ROSAMOND McCANLESS LIBRARIAN A.B., Converse College; A.B. in Li- brary Science and M.A., University of North Carolina. 4 21 } iLVu U:u Cyi44 :=y tlClLLtl V HELEN FILL RHODES INSTRUCTOR IN MUSIC (vOICE) Artist diploma, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; one year European studv; post-graduate work at Peabody Institute. JUNE COLLINGS INSTRUCTOR IN MUSIC (PIANO) B.M., Oberlin College; graduate work at Columbia University. HOWARD HUNTER DAVIS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS A.B., University of Richmond; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. HART SCHAAF ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF COVERNME.VT AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION A.B., Ph.D., University of Michigan ; fellow, University of Stockholm, 1937- 1939. GRACE C. FARNUM INSTRUCTOR IN BUSINESS A.B., Raiidnlph-Maoon ' oman ' s Col- lege. LOIS ROBERTS INSTRUCTOR IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION B.S., College of William and Mary; graduate student summer school, Co- lumbia University, College of William and Mary, University of Virginia, Chalif School of Dancing. • 5{22)- fttcl tfJfS? !; ! ; wa Cl a e {l)f 3iJHes and rt ( illations for S I ; (z) The house ; (j) House council. S2y style; (4) ygie and Dol ie Dimple; (5) Already spoken ihjss-sectioii : (7) SlJ yuardians of 8) Caps and yoans ; (9) Rustles of Poise plus per jn(djty ; (ll) Easter bonnets ;j iPy Lu ' aied Streeti 13I A nit one. drof h snn es { ' ) f n fny ckyj{j¥-r ill-life; ( lS[) | l i tory k ' «r.w i B id. ♦• .- , V .V. j -.ic -ai -■■- ■■ ' ■• •tfi-ri •. ,- ■■- ' N ' V!k -ff 4r - ! ' iiH t r .«• 4 ■ : -4 =t- • ■ - - - • ' - .v;:i s. enLCc Lcet Kathleen Maxsfield President Frances Haley Secretary Annie Beryl Gannett Vice President Louise Crowder Treasurer ' kcVu ' lUCiA4d. Amanda Crawford Arbogast monterey, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts There ' s somelliiny ahotil lu-r ixe just ean ' t touch, It ' s poise, personality ' , charaeter and such. Sullins College Cotillion Club ' 38, ' 39, ' +0, ' 41 ; Vice President, ' 40, ' 41 Art Students ' League ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Riding Club ' 41 Jean Arnold flint, michigan Bachelor of Science in Business She ' s full nj liiiii hler. lule and small, Ready for aelion. just ji-ve her a eall. President of Cctillion Club 40, ' 41 Vice President Student Ciovernment ' 40, ' 41 Vice President of Inter-Club Council ' 40, ' 41 Senior Representative to House Council ' 40, ' 41 Cotillion Representative to Inter-Cluh Council ' 39, ' 40 Riding Club ' 41 28)-- f - i-rfel vSf §$S3s:fc i i f t-if;1--r; !■ . .i,. iii! J iyttu Ui ui Pauline Pattox Bates richmond, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts Polly gels along ivitli everyone, If ' e all agree she ' s loath of fun. St. Mary ' s Junior College Art Students ' League IVIargaret Vixcext Bevilaqua norfolk, virgixia Three-Vear Certificate in Art Jl ' e ' ll remember Maggie for her charm and ivit, And her effortless ivay of achieving it. St. Mary ' s Junior College Cotillion Club Art Students ' League Wigwam Art Editor ' +i I -|29j5 ii- ' - ' ' V ■?•!- S M UfLUCyPPV Sara Blaxtox richmoxd, virgixia Bachelor of Science BlnnJ luiir, sparkling eyes, a rare combuialinn. She (an skillfully meet any situation. Vice President Freshman Class Treasurer of Student Government ' 38, ' 39 Honor Council ' 38, ' 39 Treasurer of Barnstormers ' 38 Varsity Hockey ' 37, ' 38. ' 39 Varsity Basket Ball ' 39 President Athletic Association ' 39, ' 40 ' ice President Junior Class Advertising Manager Wigwam ' 39 Beta Kappa Pi ' 4.0, ' 41 Certificate in Laboratory TechEiiiiue, Medical College of ' irginia Ll CILLE BriTTOX CEXTRALIA, VIRGIXIA Bachelor of Science in Music S ie makes the piano rinij with song She ' s one lue ' re glad to hai ' e along. Glee Club ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Inter-Club Council Representative from Glee Club ' 38, ' 39 President of Glee Club ' 39, ' 40 Vice President of Dorian Society ' 38, ' 39 Secretary and Treasurer of Dorian Society ' 40. ' 41 4 30P- ,f . •. . 6 4 4i • ' .■ A.M J ' iydkj Ui LC Yvonne Buchser hampton, virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociolog ' Oil. lei Iter laugh and dance and sing. Her praises for Yale ' will ei ' er ring. William and Mary College ' 37, ' 38, ' 39 Stephine Chaplinskv palmerton, pennsylvania Bachelor of Science in Music Of all earthly miisle, that i!:hi(li reaches farthest into the heavens is the beating of a truly loving heart. I ' niversity of Pennsylvania Summer School ' +0 Glee Club ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Dorian Society ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Vice President Dorian Society ' 40, ' 41 ■«f31 ' fLtfu f WCi44 L Emily Gray Chenault birmingham, alabama Bachelor of Science in Psychology But to knov; her is to love her, And none eould be sincerer; She brightens life, and lightens strife, As a leader ■«.• ■ all cheer her. Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College William and Mary Summer School ' 40 Clee Club ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 International Relations Club ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Louella Townley Literary Society ' 39. ' 40, ' 41 House Council — 901 President ' 39, ' 40; Hie House President ' 40, ' 41 Student Government Secretary ' 40, ' 41 Honor Council ' 39, ' 40 Dorian Society ' 39, ' 40 Cotillion Club ' 38, ' 39, ' 40; Secretary ' 40 Mildred Fexton Clements petersburg, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts Site lias a manner very sure irith I ' oise and patience both seeure Art Students ' League Cotillion Club Inter-Club Council House Council, Hickok House ' 40, ' 41 Vice President Newman Club ' 40, ' 41 •«(32)-- i l l llSstJi 5 s ; « ' f- - - tt: .i. J iyitu c fvc Mary Leith Cosby grottoes, virgixia Bachelor of Science in Music A talented girl iajIio loves to sing. Her tone resounds, a melodious ring. Custodian of Glee Club ' 38, ' 39 ' ice President of Glee Club ' 39, ' 40 President of CJlee Club ' 40, ' 41 President of Dorian Society ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Inter-Club Council Representative ' 39, ' 40, Louise Wyatt Crowder richmond, virgixia Bachelor of Science in Psychology- tl ' e hope she gets what she deserves, They alivays gain luho stand and serve Stratford College Treasurer of the Senior Class ' 40, ' 41 Treasurer of Theatre Associates ' 40, ' 41 ■«(33} - Hi J tfkcVu WCyi44 Katherine Hoge Darnall roanoke, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts Twinkling eyes, a lover of fun — For Kitty, success has already brgun. Chevy Chase Junior College Cotillion Club ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Art Students ' League ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Riding Cluh ' 41 Frances Lee Driggers richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology She ' s keenly alert ixith spirit and vim. An excellent technologist who ' s always trim. Westhampton College Cotillion Club ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 ■ 34)5 J ' vbf Ut McIvoR Carmen Fisher RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Bachelor of Fine Arts She goes on her way, takes it lii htly and merrily, Her dee ' eyes hold seerets exposed quite rarely. Art Students ' League Junior Class Marshal Rebecca Fox richmond, virginia Bachelor of Arts Becky ' s sweet, dependable too. Always sunny, never blue. Mary Bald vin College ■ sf35j - fkcVu UfwcyH4 Mildred Ann Fletcher richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology ' Quiet, smiling , a heart of gold, A social ivork eareer, and Iier tale is told. Trinity College Theatre Associates ' 40, ' 41 Annie Beryl Gannett richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology . ' llivays busy, on the run. Sever tiring till the job is done. Greensboro College University of Virginia Barnstormers ' 38, ' 39, Treasurer ' 39 International Relations Club ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Secretary-Treasvirer ' 40 News Editor Prescript ' 40 Business Staff Wigwam ' 40 Inter-Club Council Representative from Wigwam ' 40, ' 41 Vice President Senior Class Editor Wigwam ' 40, ' 41 Theatre Associates ' 41 Who ' s A ' ho ' 40, ' 41 4 36 )r ti A ' ftiJ; JTiyitu Ui LC John Garber richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology (• thumbs tlirouijli the books ixitli intellectual ijreed, Voted by us most likely to succeed. William and Mary College V. P. I. Extension, Richmond International Relations Club ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 President ' 39, ' 40 Louella Townley Literary Society ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Editor Townley Diyest ' 39, ' 40 Prescript Staff ' 39, ' 40 Minority Club President ' 40, ' 41 Elizabeth Bright Gibson richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology .7 i::orker, yet social, her interests abound Sincere and true leadership in her •we ' ve found. Barnstormers ' 37, ' 38, ' 39; Vice President ' 38 ' ice President of Sophomore Class Inter-Club Council Representatives from Sophomore Class and Junior Class President of Junior Class Photographic Editor of Wigwam ' 38, ' 39 President of Student Government ' 40, ' 41 President of Inter-Club Council ' 40, ' 41 Junior Representative to May Court Junior Marshal Assistant Editor Wigwam ' 39, ' 40 ■{ 37 - kcVu f U aA4d. Mary Tyree Gresham norfolk, virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology A happy scholar, hut surely not sloiv, For you just start talking and watch her go. William and Mary Extension, Norfolk International Relations Club 40, ' 41 ; Secretary- Treasurer ' 41 Prescript Staff ' 40, ' 41 Frances Haley somerville, massachusetts Bachelor of Science in Sociology Pitch-In Haley, li-orking daily. When, can, if and will you pay Soon it will be Wigwam day. Secretary of the Senior Class Business Manager Wigwam ' 40, ' 41 House Council Representative to Inter-Club Council from 813 4 38 )C. l f?csisJ«?:?S5$l!SS -i - .i_! Jj itu Um Molly Harding chatham, new york Bachelor of Science in Retailing A mixture of siueetness and poise e very day, Here ' s one of the few lulto is quiet but gay. Stoneleigh College Retail Club ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Cotillion Club ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Inter-Club Council ' 40 General Chairman College Fashion Show ' 40 Theatre Associates ' 40 Riding Club ' 41 Lavinia Catherine Ingraham richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science A siveel-faced girl with manner dear, Her value to all itiill grow each year. Sophomore Representative to Student Government Sophomore Representative to May Court Cotillion Club ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Hockey Team ' 37 Secretary of Junior Class Vice President of Glee Club ' 40, ' 41 President of Beta Kappa Pi ' 40, ' 41 •{ 39 Yfi kcVu UfWCi44 l Grace Virginia Kight richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Retailing With a steady hand and a mild disposition, In the rrtaiUng field she ' ll obtain recognition. Barnstormers ' 38, Vice President ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Retail Club ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 William H. Lipscomb, Jr. richmond, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts Quiet Billy, alii ' ays smiling, AVer tomplaining ii-lien work is piling V p so high he nearly chokes, Billy Good-Sport gets our vote. Art Students ' League ' 37, ' 38, ' 39. ' 40, ' 41 International Relations Club ' 40, ' 41 Minority Club ' 40, ' 41 4. 40 )■ .:« V ' • = .5.; ♦ Ai i - ' ij. - s - i , « • ' ;.. 1. ,;.• if : Jsj .«- ' t-V ' . ■,:i-.i if- ' :r- ak i}! y ' iyctu Ui ui Dorothy Mosby Lovvery richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science Kind deeds and ixorhs arc Dorothy ' s creed, A mild disposition, ate knoir she ' ll succeed. Alexa Thomas McColl bexxettsvili.e, south carolina Bachelor of Fine Arts Sophistication in an exotic ii ' ay. Individuality slioiun in her irork and play. St. Mary ' s Junior College Prescript Staff ' 38, ' 39, ' 40; Feature Editor ' 38, ' 39 Cotillion Club ' 38, ' 39 Art Students ' League ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Louella Townley Society ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Secretary-Treasurer ' 39. ' 40, ' 41 May Court Junior Representative ' 39 4 41 f A ' l ■ i-i.?.- ' A-.-5fj • WUl l Mjjji fkcVu UJWCyi44 Alma McCann walkers, virginia Bachelor of Science Lovable, gay, a flair for fun. You can ' t replace Mac . . .tliirc ' s only one. Farmville State Teachers College ' 37 Wigwam Staff, Circulation Manager ' 40, ' 41 Cotillion Club ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Riding Club ' 41 Herbert Mack richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science What •with all his quiet luays, His splendid mind he displays. Minority Club ■ {42 y i bf Ut ui Katherine Mallory richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science S)ie tells funny stories And laughs at them, too, We ' re glad that lue know her, A sport through and through. Cotillion Club Science Club 37. ' 38, ' 39. ' 40. ' 41 Kathleen Mansfield post oak, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts Dark eyes, dark hair, a leader serene, tier artistic temperament is readily seen. Virginia Polytechnic Institute ' 37, ' 38 Cilee Club ' 38, ' 39 Art Students ' League ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Advertising Manager of Proscr ipt ' 39, ' 40 Business Manager of Proscript ' 40, ' 41 Cotillion Club ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 President of Senior Class Senior Representative to May Court ' 41 4AS k iAj ■ .j - ' V1: :4-i v - i-: - '  - ' t laA i KiA., jlU ' f U Cyi4 U Eleanor Moon richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science Her personality puts one at ease. To doors of success she holds the keys. Medical College of Virginia ' 40, ' 41 Wigwam Staff, Photographic Editor ' 39, ' 40 Cotillion Club ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Barnstormers ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Vice President ' 38, ' 39 .-Itlas Staff ' 38, ' 39 Advertising Staff Wigwam ' 38, ' 39 Representative to Inter-Club Council ' 39, ' 40 May Day Dance Chairman ' 40 Margaret Jane Moore richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science A laughing face and features fair Complemented by lovely hair. Secretary of Freshman Class Hockey Team ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Assistant Manager of Hockey Team ' 37, ' 38 Captain of Hocke_ ' Team ' 39, ' 40 Basket Ball Team ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Junior and Senior Representative to Student Government President of Athletic Association ' 40, ' 41 Cotillion Club ■( 4-t } : Jk ' iw fi V iS: ' - ? 1 1 ' ' Xs-: - ' - , 9-i ' • ■■;«■ ' ?■ ■• ■ ' i ' ' y (yitu C iui Mary Thorx Paixter pulaski, virginia Bachelor of Science Smiling eyes, a lover of fun, A jovial heart — she ' s a merry one. Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College Virginia Polytechnic Institute Proscript Staff ' 40, ' 41 Cotillion Club ' 40, ' 41 Glee Club ' 40, ' 41 Ruth Roach charlotte, north carolina Bachelor of Fine Arts With a knack for teaching and a flair for art, Ruth ii-as a success from the very start. Cotillion Club ' 40, ' 41 Senior Representative to May Court ' 41 45)f - LVu UfiVCyPtV Florenxe Rogg bridgeport, connecticut Bachelor of Science Whether the •weather he cold or whetlier the •weather he hot, Rogg •will always he Johnny-on-the-spot. y Nellie Rust christiansburg, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts A sophisticated young lady is our Nellie, Immaculately dressed, lovely as can he. H. Sophia Newcomb William and Mary Art Students ' League ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Cotillion Club ' 40, ' 41 ■ 46)-- S JTi itu Um Irene Schurz richmond, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts Eager to knoiu the luherefores and iv iys, ll ' it i a personality no one denies. Art Students ' League ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 President of Dorian Society ' 41 Representative to Inter-Club Council ' 41 Procript Staff ' 39 Cotillion Club ' 39 Ann Snead richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science Her laugh so contagious, her I ' oiee altvays gay. She ' s very luell knoij.n for her congenial ivay. Hockey Squad Manager ' 40 Junior Class Treasurer Junior Representative to Student Council 447] i ' -M-f m i ' ' • i fg. — M ■ i- . ■■-;j[; -r Trn!:r!i iliitf ff iiiiiiiiiiiMii in 1 1 5 M u:ivcyii4 Adelaide S vead fork union, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts A friendly smile, a luinning way, IVe all luisli Sneadie were here to stay. Art Students ' League ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Vice President ' 39, ' 40 Honorary Member Cotillion Club ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Senior Representative to House Council ' 39, ' 40 Inter-Club Council Representative 39, ' 40 Prescript Staff ' 39, ' 40; News Editor ' 40, ' 41 Publicity Manager Cotillion Club ' 40, ' 41 Prosenpt Inter-Club Council Representative ' 40, ' 41 EVVA SOBELOFF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Bachelor of Fine Arts appreciation of aesthetic beauty. Orchids to Ewa, never shirkirt duty. Art Students ' League ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 International Relations Club ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 ■ iSlS r- P ry ■ t-t-n-iri -•■ ' ;J ' £: Jv Jwi V -liJ -i ' -«( . JTi ttu Um Fanny Flournoy Spratley surry, virginia Bachelor of Science A pretty girl, a ' winning smile, Smartly clad in latest styles. Virginia Intermont College House President Barry Hall ' 40, ' 41 Honor Council ' 40, ' 41 Cjlee Club ' 39, ' 40 i Everett Parker Stutts GIBSON, north CAROLINA Bachelor of Fine Arts wit iout Life gives not ting to men great labor. rniversity of North Carolina Art Students ' League ' 39, ' 40, Minority Club ' 40, ' 41 International Relations Chih ' . ■ ' 41 ; Treasurer ' 41 ■ 49)- 55LM iXjLUCyi4 v Mrs. Alma Tai.lev RICHMOXD, VIRGiXIA Bachelor of Science in Public Health Nursing Ucrt is on,- inpahl,- ami rffidrnl, This rri nmmiihiiitioii should hi ' suffiiirnt. Colunihia tniversitv X ' iRGlXIA ThaVER G[.()vi:rsvi[,le, xew vork Bachelor of Science in Sociology Ilrt ' f s if (omcs, iil i ' iiys on the (jo, A lo-i ' rly orii ' you outjht to knoii:. Treasurer of Freshman Class Sophomcre Representative to House Council Secretary Student Government ' 39, ' 40 President of House Council ' 40, ' 41 Cotillion Club International Relations Club ■ 50: = . - :; .ite - J (yitu Ui LH Frances Van Doren dumbarton, virginia Bachelor of Science You ' ll find lirr type not l:ard to guess Lor her key to charm is naturalness. Treasurer Sophomore Class Helen E. Vogel bridgeport, connecticut Bachelor of Science in Store Service Education Lively Helen, Store Serviee i al, Llivays ' u.-illing. alvsays a pal. President Retail Club ' 40, ' 41 Cotillion Club ' 38, ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 51 51 fe - tMMkJMIi— mBmii ' Lyu u:u cyi44 Ann Ward cazenovia, new york Bachelor of Fine Arts Her designs for boats, or ideas for dress, Deserve acclaim, they ' re of the best. Edge«ood Park School Cazenovia Junior College Art Students ' League ' 39, ' 40, ' 41 Representative Campus Originals Guild Student Council ' 39, ' 40 Louella Townley Society ' 39, ' 40 Proscript Staff ' 39, ' 40 Asa Watkins haimpden-sydney, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts Reading, music, drama, art. Helps to fill his friendly heart. Art Students ' League Minority Club -S(52)3 %l.%i4i.M M ' ili-i -! ' ' ■I- el- f-.f ■ y (yitu Ut LC Marian Weber cumberland, maryland Bachelor of Science in Nursing Hail-fello ' w- ' well-met luho ' s eager to do K ' hat others desire without much ado. Dorothy Wilkinson flint hill, virginia Bachelor of Science in Group Leadership We once thought Dottie demure and shy, But wait till you meet her — you can ' t pass her by. Greensboro College Duke University Barnstormers ' 39, ' 40 Theater Associates ' 40, ' 41 • ' §(53)s - gjas y ' i?4i.i: 3 M Ufu ayi44 Mary Curry Yeamans richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science Hir l alicmr is a vlrtuf llial Ke si ' em to lieed, 11 cr mild (jcntlr ' n.ays mail ' us loi-e her indffj. Medical College ' 40, ' 41 Barnstormers ' 37, ' 38, ' 39, ' 40 Atlas Staff ' 38, ' 39 Wigwam Staff ' 38, ' 39 Junior Representative to May Court i— iuicr ivlto ate ncl uIiiteA Winifred Baker James Henry Booth Mary Fry Doris Howard Barbara Kroeger Charlotte Oppleman Sylvester Procter Frances Southall Margie Behle Turner Geraldine Troutman Janet Tyler Marian Garthright VHITE 4 5i !, • • • -J ' ;j ■!.; ■}.- jw Jv .Lj .i. ' •«(, ' 4 .«-. •■ s- 4 ■ ' f ' -;  i J (y{tu Ui tn tnc (A variation on Ronsard) (1524-1385) he temps s ' ni I ' a, Ir Irrnps s ' en fa, madami ' ! Las! (■ limps non: mats Sous nous in allons! Time yoes, you say? Ah, no! Aids, Time steiys, ive go; Or else, icere this not so, JJ ' liat need to ehriin the hours, For Youth ivere etlu iys ours? Time goes, you say? — ah. no! Ours is the eyes ' deceit Of men ivhose flying feet Lead through some landscape loic; We pass , and think ii ' e see The earth ' s fixed surface flee- — Alas. Time stays. — ice go! Once in the days of old. Your locks ivere curling gold. And mine had shamed the croze. A ' o7c, in the self-same stage j JTe ' e reached the silver age; Time goes, you sayf — ah, no! Once, ivhen my voice icas strong, I filled the woods ivith song To praise your rose and snoiv ; j Iy bird, that sang, is dead; PFhere are your roses fled? Alas, Time stays, — ive go! See, in ivhat traversed icays, What backivard Fate delays The hopes ice used to know ; Where are your old desires? — Ah, ichere those vanished fires? Time goes, you say? — ah, no! How far, how far, O Sweet, The past behind our feet Lies in the even-glow ! oic on the foricard icay. Let us fold hands, and pray; A las. Time stays, — ice go! (Austin Dobson) { 55 ) • «i !iNH kcVu ujwCyi4 u (C emot J—caJiet Elizabeth Gibson Leadership Annie Beryl Gannett Leadership Mary Gresham Scholarship Florence Rogg Scholarship Asa Watkixs Art 4 56 i, -;, -;+ ii - ' ' ft : .:■;•■ • ■ i- :• ' J i ity C fUi • Pi Gray Chexault Leadership Carmen Fisher Art CoxsTAxcE Gamble Art 4. 57 }•- Mary Cosby Scholarship ' LVu LCU Cyidt. s. enLCt, t.jLcuj 1 am Omar Goodness ; my profession is one seldom fovjiid in this age of plastics, convertibles and seminar courses. I am an over-see-er, so to speak, and in my tiny nylon ball I can perceive strange conversations, curious events, and things I shouldn ' t. If it be your desire, I shall transform this minute into a similar one, twenty years hence. First, let me assure you that things have changed ; no longer is the R. P. I. campus only six by eight feet. It now extends to the corner of Belvidere and Franklin. The Mosque is the clubhouse of the I. R. C, and the Monroe Terrace is barely large enough to house the ' 6i Minorities. Wait! The cellulose vapors are clearing away, and 1 can see through the stainless steel atoms a formidable impression of the Richmond Professional Institute of the College of William and Mary and the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, as it will appear in 1961. Listen : It is a reunion of the Class of ' 41. The scene: the magnificent auditorium of the Hibbs Student Activities Conservatory of Mass Recreation Building. Mrs. J. Garber, the former Miss Efficiency Chenault, whose four children are often called the most perfectly psychologically-reared brats in the U. S., is presiding. Mr. Garber, absent because of a pressing press engagement, is conspicuously missed. Irene Schurz, weight 167, is recognized from the floor. Quote Miss (still) Schurz: Hello. Unquote. Miss Annie B. G., who finally defeated Mr. Roosevelt last year by sixteen votes, showers her tender phraseology on the gathering. Mary Cosby, who recently hit g above High c, Miss Lucille Britton, the protegee of the piano bench, and Ruth Roach, scenic designer-turned-basso, render the perennial favorite, Vou Are My Sunshine, which still lingers as R. P. I ' s alternate alma mater. Mrs. Nick Sham, who now, much to her consternation, can surprise no one with her temper, sings I ' m a Devil. Next, the sexes are segregated and Louise Crowder explains the facts of life to those unsuspect- ing personages who are still in the dark. Impressions from my globe: Nellie Rust and Barbara Kroeger, five each of the ten best-dressed women in America. Evva Sobeloff, ignoring the meeting, reading Somerset Maugham ' s latest novel to Dorothy Lowery, who is still quiet, easy-going. Fran Haley, making, from her weekly allowance, the final payment on the ' 41 Wlcw. M. Sara Blanton, Mary Veamans and Ann Snead, the three Flo Nightingales of the Medical College, have recently turned their medical experiences from the saving of human beings in general to the saving of unmarried men only. Winifred Baker, still undecided about who, when, aiid where. Becky Fox, just completing a series of articles on The Modern Iiiterior for House Luscious. Grace Kight, Richmond ' s own retailing expert, and Marion Garthwright White, fashion expert, sitting in a corner, composing a joint letter on What R. P. I. Did to Me. Darn It. Alma McCann, who remains the only U. S. social worker wearing red wedgies to work. Ah, wait a moment. Dinner is announced and the group adjourns to the smaller Blue Room for their twentieth annual banquet. Mrs. John Pendleton, the former Elizabeth Gibson, is hostess. With her permanent smile, equaled only by Mrs. Alma Talley, she seats her guests — individually. I can see her clearly now; she is seating Mr. William Lipscombe. And how is your latest mural, Mr. Lipscombe? Fine; and how is your latest child? Fine. And so it goes. Dr. M. T. Gresham, Ph.D., Lh.D., etc., seems to be having trouble with her soup. No wonder; ' tis ' cause she has no soup spoon. The dinner is interrupted momentarily as ' irginia Thayer enters, and finds her place-card. She finally locates it, next to Miss Jean Arnold. Miss Arnold, you would recall (if you had my extrasensory perception), is now a dean of women at the Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School in New York. Proceeding to the next course, 1 now perceive that man R. P. I. grads are renewing old acquaintances. Kitty Darnell, whose art studio in New York is the gathering place for artistes, is asking her former roommate how she stays so thin. To which Miss Buscher replies, I just eat three helpings of everything. -t 58 t it -S . fy ' tz-Vi f i- V C5 C i «X 1 see Janet Tvler is busily engaged in conversation «ith Helen Vogel. It seems that they can ' t even forget business on this great occasion. Helen, who has succeeded Mary Lewis in the fashion world, employs Janet as her personal secretary. Jerry Troutman, whom they have not seen in years, is displaying her Sunday bridge-work set which her dentist-husband just completed. Marion Weber and Florence Rogg, down at the other end of the table, are swapping their favorite jokes. Rogg is complaining to Adelaide Snead that she is still an Army Widow, while Snead is saying that she is slightly behind schedule in turnnig out her usual thousand masterpieces a year. Maggie B. White is present, sporting the first and best suntan of the season. Maggie ' s future evolves around her six little Whites. Alexa stops to say good-bye to Maggie. She has to leave early so that she won ' t miss the first qu arter of the House of David basket ball game, in which Husband Dick Pink is playing. The after-dinner speeches are now in progress. Miss K. Mansfield, president of the Class of ' 41, is toastmistress. Kitty, by the way, is now Fashion Editor of the New York Times, and is also a stand-in for Merle Oberon. She introduces a fellow Fashion Editor, Molly Harding, who holds this same position with I ' oijue. Molly speaks briefly on What R. P. I. Could Have Meant to Me. J. H. Boothe, Jr., is heard from next, in a discussion of the latest recordings of B. CJood- man, the aged maestro. After after-dinner impressions: Margaret Moore, God ' s gift to social work, and Fanny Van Doren, the scourge of the microbe underworld, loosen their charm upon the gathering. This is the same charm (though streamlined) that was so generously showered upon R. P. I. in ' 41. Anne Ward, rolling them in the aisle as she appears in a 1941 costume and hairdress. (Bangs they were called, I think.) Asa Watkins and family televising as usual. Everett Stutts, who is now president of the fabulous Macy-CJimbel-Saks-Lord S: Taylor-Levy Company, fluttering the female hearts with an adventure yarn, Caught in the Clutches of an Electric Loom ! Lee Driggers, looking for Count No. 6. Frances Southall. looking for degree No. 8. Spratley and Bev, looking for some one to play bridge with. Mildred Fletcher, carrying around a ball of yarn to start a sweater for the Red Cross, and looking for some one to practice her case work on. Doris Howard, bidding adieu to the assemblage. She is on duty at the hospital twenty hours a day, and is writing a book on My Life at Stuart Circle in her spare time. Katherine Mallory is her traveling companion to and from the hospital. Sylvester Proctor, who, because of a plastic job is no longer mistaken for his brother, discuss- ing with Herbert Mack the latest trends in how to make a department store crowd feel at home. Mack, a group leader, replies, The only thing 1 can think of is to let them play ' Blind Man ' s Buff. ' The group is interrupted momentarily by Eleanor Moon, the dancing demoiselle of the operating room. Miss Moon has dropped a stitch in her knitting. ( Ves, they are still at it in 1961.) She consults the audience at large for a solution as to how to pick it up. Mildred Clements, who is now faculty consultant of Virginia high schools, distributes copies of her Art for the Moron. Flash! Polly Bates today learned to laugh without it sounding like she was in misery. Carmen Fisher asks to be excused while she dashes out to complete a piece of sculpture. Margie Behle Turner appears, wearing a ' 4t Lilly Dasche hat that is still in style. Dot Wilkerson, now a Mrs., announces her next week ' s lecture on The Development of Hodges and the Theatre. Amanda Arbogast is announcing her recent promotion as head of the Art Department of the greater Chelf Drug Companies. Kitty Ingraham, who decided to be a career woman after all, recently discovered a new germ which reproduces only in Listerine. Mary Painter Jordan is still raising her children by the group leadership method learned at R. P. L Mary Frv is now back at Collegiate, teaching the gals how to play ball. We will quietly steal away from this ' 61 reunion, mv friends, and return to Richmond and R. P. L of ' 41. Adieu. 59 )■ 3 M „ WJI UfWCA44 As a class, we of ' 41 have made it a policy to do the best we can with what we have and to bestow upon you, who we are leaving behind, our most characteristic and favored possessions. Mandy Arbogast and Nellie Rust, those roomies of two years ' standing, give all of the cookies they might eat within the next two hundred and seventy-three days to: Maxine Rolph, Cobey, Ginny Hale, Nancy Chambers and all of the other underprivileged cookie lovers. And, Jeanie Arnold, with her unlimited capacity for food at any time, has cast a spell upon Lorraine Morris. So — Lorraine now has an appetite. Everett I-just-can ' t-eat-without-my-butter-plate Stutts leaves this cherished piece of china (loaded with butter) to Mufhe Glann. Helen ' ogle, another staff -of- life, etc., advocate, leaves word to EUie Haslegrave to carry on; to always tell of the good food you can get elsewhere. Our two-term wit. Queen Annie Beryl CJannett, surrenders her crown to the twice-defeated Monsieur Desportes with hopes that he will reign supreme next year. John Garber, also a two- termer, wishes that Betty Brodie should succeed him in intellectuality. The excellent collection of photographs recently hung in Dr. Hibbs ' outer office is the generous donation of Miss Fanny Spratley. The photos are of Bev. (She is marrying him and doesn ' t need them any more.) And, the illustrated chart in color on Calisthenics was contributed by Janet Tyler, who decrees that Mar}- Beth Blayney be custodian of the above-mentioned. Mary Tyree Gresham and Fran Haley wish to leave bits of advice to all who are interested. Mary has long since discovered that studying is foolish. You should spend one day a month cramming, she says. Fran has a collection of penguins as a jinx for good grades and a chin-up attitude. Moral: Heed your elders. Psychology-saturated Gray Chenault is also giving advice. But to one person only, Jean McCabe. Says CJray to Jean, Analyze all with whom jou come in contact. Leave not a guinea pig to himself. At least twice this year, Phyllis Knight has found half-smoked cigars in her room. Ruth Roach and Kitty Darnall, the eluded guilty ones, give her a whole one. She passes it on to Jerry Trout- man to smoke the next time she gives out of cigarettes. Sara Blanton, Doris Howard, Katherine Mallory, Eleanor Moon, Ann Snead, Frances Van Doren and Mary Veamans got gipped. (They were at M. C. V.) So they aren ' t leaving anything because they are coming back next year to make up for what they ' ve missed in the way of gossip. Evva Sobelotf, of Sobeloff, Levine and Sobeloff, Inc., dissolves the firm and leaves Leah stranded. She gives Margaret Kaufman and Betty Joseph a dead gold fish each. The best cartoonist in school, Polly Bates, wants France Lee Lonergan to continue where she is leaving off and entertain the art classes with drawings of chubby babies and tabby cats. Another art student with much paint-slinging ability and potentialities along the lines of wit is James Henry Boothe. He gives Ross Abrams the first copy of his newly-released pamphet, Hovi to Get Around the Teachers or A Short Cut to HuUiiii . Marion Weber has kept a man in her room for months. The fact that he is cardboard doesn ' t matter. It is important, though, that Weber thinks that Ann Nash would enjoy him ever so much. Speaking of joyful things, Edwina Wallace should enjoy wearing her hair that different way — created by Mildred Clements. Since some of us must simply be different, Ann Ward surrenders that wild desire to Ann Muse. Kathleen Mansfield is leaving an extensive collection of photographs of Merle Oberon for Billie Pictri to distribute among all who did not see the likeness between the two stars. Stevie Chaplinsky, Mary Cosby and Lucielle Britton, the melodious misses who have trod our muses, request that Garabedian lead all little music-gallies in the ways of rhythm. Kitty Ingraham doesn ' t think she is being selfish just because she is keeping her most valued possession. She has carried on a continuous conversation about him for two years — that V. M. I. man of hers! Winkie Baker, in her perfection of carriage and poise, leaves all of the above-mentioned to Shirley Goldsmith. Bonnie Buscher is giving Llysse a little curl in payment for the Swiss Folk tune he composed about her. Since two of our clan are making bequests to him. Carmen is doing likeviise also. She, the cause of all D. P. ' s love ruptures, makes the request that Eukie Hood and Tougie Cosby take care of her love. Since Florence Beasley cuts classes to sleep circles away, Irene Schurz has a better remedy to leave behind. Pancake make-up. Billy Lipscomb, that pessimistic person with the beautiful teeth, advises Margaret Tucker to be serious, for soon she will be in the outer world. At the final meeting of the ' 40- ' 4i Student and Inter-Club Councils, Elizabeth Gibson had a recording made of the complete session so that next year ' s councils could carry on more easily. Florence Rogg gives Catherine, the maid, her beautiful long, blue, cigarette holder. The other members of the class, who are making no bequests, bid you all a fond adieu, with a request that there be more Mexicanas, Popcorn Balls, Hecks-a-Poppins and Hors d ' Oeuvres next year. 4. 60 }y J (yitij Ui vc la It la t - RJ i- ' ' t Maybelle Gary President Mary Ellen Trimmer Secretary Jean McCabe Vice President Betsy Peterson Treasurer ■iS{61) - fLVu UjWCi444 I] . Ross Arra.ms -Mar-v- Albricht I ' l.OREXCE BeaSLEY Marie Bexkert BETT i Berry Mary Beth Blayney Mary Alice Bryaxt AIargaret Budixa { 62 ] -.vf, - - r! •♦••.• ■ - !■■■ ;.. • :•  '  ; ;-. , 1 :  .U•. t■  • ■■ J ' xtu L fUl ■ ■( 63 It- iinictA Xaxcv Cha:viri:rs Phil Chapman AiDA Christiaxsox Elizab[;th Cobry Fraxcus Cosnv Jack Creasy Mary Louise Eyaxs Maybelle Gary t rTsjiaijajL. CT Jg«  s?a :ir3a-.jr llULCt Rachel Glann Virginia Hale jVIary Elois Harris Eleanor Haslegrave EUFAULA He Jane Jones Phyllis Knight Edna Lawder icWu U ii ayi4 V i 64 l .5V -(K K-4 . f -tZ- - jr(ntu Ui ui 4. 65 s- I] . P ' rances Lee Lonergan Floren ' ce Mackler Alvce McAfee :ax McCabe Ann Muse Ann Nash Betty O ' Brien Sidney Orr fLlSlfu f U Cyuid. ItHLOti Bessie Peterson Marie Pietri Dorothy Price Frances Robinson Maxine Rolph Mary Rowlett Mary Rutherford Mary Lou Saunders •«-(66)3 - y ' i itif c4x ■ 2f 6T Inn Li mtLCt Mattie Sears Jacqueline Short Carolyn Smith Gladys Steele Jeaxne Sterritt Sibyl Street Mary Ellen Trimmer Margaret Tucker fkctfu f U Ci44d. JllULCzS P ' dWIXA VALLACE M AR - West Xlct P ' uintcl Nancy Bexxett Rettv Brodie Frances Broome Ulysses Desportes Alice Garabedlan Jldith Giles Shirley Goldsmith Lucille Harvey Margaret Kaufman Anxie Francis King Lorraine Morris Beryl Organ ' iRGiNiA Sauer Gene Smith Betty Steele FvELYN Wells Betty VEST Mildred VooDcocK Elizabeth Cavan Betty Joseph •«(68)- 1 Jjiyitu Um ::= OV)lwnii XC ' tticct Ruth Metz Secretary Winifred Trock ' ( ' ( ' President Katherixe Curtis Treasurer 69)e ?.; 7-i= -U ' ■ .. ■ kcVu f U Ci44€. ov)kotni: xc tCJ Ella Waldron Allen Nell Blaine Dorothy Bowles Sarah Brockenbrough Ira CisTis Brooks Jessie Cato Mary Elizabeth Cole Dorothy Connell Katherine Curtis Ruth Davis Elizabeth Dawson Elvera DeBiasi Virginia Delp Nancy Durrette Frances Eames A 70 } % ' , ' .: -.  , : - t v wL i« .yr-«.f.- t : a -V  -V« ' vt ' 3 -- t if- ' - ' r H [ ' ' ■Vxl ' ' JTcytty 6 L Hexrietta Farrow Jerry Field Alysaxn Fixke Helex Fulp Vera Gavlord LaRue Griffix Betty Marie Grubbs Lucille Guthrie JosEPHixE Harvey Cecil Hay DoXALD HiGGIXS Barbara Hixes Margery Holexder Fraxces Hood Garlaxd Hughes {nY.- Afff - ' i ' Hani - kcVu UflUCi 144 c ovliomo te Lucille James Mary Elizabeth Jamison Helen Jeffries Ida Krapin Iris Gay Lacy jVIaryKatherine Longest Dorothy Mahoney Helen AIaldeis Edgar Mallory Cynthla Mason Ruth Metz Rose Morey Mary Morrison Effie Naumann Marion Noonan 4 72 ] ill ls y ($ tt4j t i ui ' -■ i •■ fi ■■ ' C i?W«t? mate 73 Frances Ohlamacher Mildred Poates Mae Pohlig Sallie Hart Powell ViRGINLA PURKINS Helex Reaisies Frances Robertson Kathleen Rooks Mary Madelyn Rose Thelala Rose Marlan Rosser Thomas K. Rowe Harriet Scott Harriet Simmons Heryl Smith 55 •M UfiuCyi4 i. :: Ovk CHtotei Farrell Stubbs Beverlv Talbert Winifred Trock Axx Van Ixwegen Zelma Walsh Jacqueline Wheeler Reginia Williams Grace Worrell Rita Yoss Madeline Young opltcnicte y Vet d LctiiteJi Mary Cross Dorothy Mae Graves Norma Drinnard Mary Hallock Marguerite Dunnavant Ruth Johnson- Elizabeth Gardner Leah Levine Anne Gentry Lucille Penny Esther Goldfarb Constance Pitch ford f L ne Goldsmith Sally Reveley - Ut-r LoL ' isE Roberts Largaret Robertson Elizabeth Robinson Janice Robinson ' iRGIX! A TaRPINE ALary Ann Walker George Wilson yd C i • i tcMi fftaii ( TTi ce t Katharine Flaxagax Axx Edge President ice President Helex Hexdersox Alice Hafling Secretary Treasurer ■ 75)S f u Wu z xcMinic Marjorie Allen Emill-v A lador Alice Anderson Barbara Axgell Nancy Angell Martha Baker Maybin Baker Jean Barnett Jane Brinkley Alice Brown Dorothy Blrrill Patricia Butterfield Lucille Cliborne Ann Catherine Collins Elizabeth Cox Mildred Daniel Eugenia Davis Gloria Diggs Mary Clare Dinneen Ruth Earles Ufu ayui4 4. 76 } iM J ' xtu Um 4. 77 s- y%ci nnt en Ann Edge Marv ' irgixia Ericksen Lucy Eure Axx Field Katherine Flanagan Doris Francis Jllia Gardner Phyllis Goldman ' iviAXE Grant Doris Greenburg Elizabeth Greenan Alice Haflixg Charlotte Hall Helen Lee Hall Helen Henderson Frances Hoffman Martha Homes Katherine Hoover Clarice Hutch erson Dorothy Johxsox gari iganin7iiiiBiii .i ' ♦•■u- ' ?: -H-- ' ii-.irui A- ■. t ' i- - %• 0 -4t-mttk ilVl zytcmmcii Ernestine Jones Mary Frances Jones Shirley Kocen Katherine LaBruce Kathleen Lamb Evelyn ByrdLaPrade Jacql ' elin ' e Lawford Louise Leath Frances LeFaivre Ellen Levy Mary Frances Lipscombe Inez Lumpkin Josephine Luntsford Alleyne McDowell Verna McDowell Mary McIxtosh Lois AL ' kldeis Anita Martin Gladys Moody Russellene Moore UjU Ci lPL 4i 78 }i - .. M .«c. ' « -  • «;. - f ■} f -% -.r  , - : JT .-ffr f! WJ ' ! ?f •• J i ttu Wm =zJ ' ce k men Marion Moseley Katherine Murphy Louise Overstreet Rettv Parks Barbara Peterson Mabel Richards Jean Richardson Betty Roberts Jean Roberts Ann Robins Irma Roston Pearl Roth en berg Margaret Reinhart Eva Schiff Shirley Schumann Victoria Shako Dare Shirkey Frances Shoosmith Jean Shwab Louisa Simpson ■ 79} v te lt men Alice May Sixxott Bettie Sitterding ' iRcixiA Taylor Mary Fraxces Terrell Axx Tl.MBERLAKE Louise Turner Virginia Vanni Caroly-n Wade Mary Christian Webb Marion Welch Mary West Jean AV ' hite Ruth Vhite Suzanne Vile Mary Lee Williams ] Iary Abbott Wise LWu UflVd WU J ' ce HHten J Mai ylctuxeX ALargi erite Cartwright John A. ALallory Hattik Tabakix LuciLLE Cosby ALary Frances ALathews Elizabeth Vinson Douglas Dennistox Josephixe Roaxe Helex Washburn Cleilaxd Doxxax Sara Robixsox Ada ALae Vhaylaxd ' irgixia Lee Johxston Betty Ann Scheer Irving Whitehead 4i_ 80 jc«- ■ J -tKi J -.V ' . Ji ltu Ul Ul piiUlc M-caltli J Xhix ci- OFFICERS President, February (Uass Leona Bowman ' Sponsor jMiss Frances Montgomery President, June Class Harriet Armiger 81 :;■; . I ■v- i-?n-H- i ' i- - ' - t ' t ' t- m maiM Ifyiihiic jr caltk J vax Elizabeth Adams Ester Adams Dorothy Boone Leoxa Bowmax Sarah Brey Susie Caughmax Margaret Coleman Carrie Crum Julia Fisher Martha Garson Olive Ga USE Jaxe Graxey ' fLiSfu ' U Ci44 U 82 I-- td J iyitu Ui ui ■«(83{5 paUu JicaltL Rebecca Harris Flora Headex Frances Headex Florence Joxes ' iRGixLA Jones Susan Lofton Dorothy Ll xsford Elizabeth McCloud Mattie McKixxey ' iRGixiA Masox ' irgixiaO ' Dell Lizzie ALae Parker •««.■ ifJtimic j-H-eiutk y Viitscji Phyllis Parkinson Gertrude Peebles JuANiTA Pickett Georgia Prichard Delma Randolph Carolyne Reed Ruth Reid Eloise Rhodes Pauline Rotenberry S ' M ' U Ci 14 L. .%r. Margaret Schaak Allene Scott Bertye Lee Shuford •«f84 «- ■|.- j J.. ' U Xi -wd .• . ' -•■ - ■ : .••.• ic i4 -N v=, • V t ' ? ' . • ' J yitu t i LH pMu AeJtL M Emma Gibson Snyder Anne Tew CoRRiE Lee Watford Theresa Warren Minnie Whitehurst Erma Williams Hattie Woodall pnUlc M-eaitk Jvaxic JMd In Phdocjxai k Nathalie Bynum Hattie Eudy •«)H5 Carolyn Roller ' Ltfu U d Ult. X jiinc L LiiM f abiic j-H-caitli J iittscj OFFICERS Harriet Arminger President Elizabeth MacKinnon f ' ice President Ruth Knauff Seeretary-Treasurer •f 8() )■ PuU ' lc J4-caltlt J Vwae line ia Harriet Armingf.r Pearl Marie Blllard Mary Cambell Dorothy Cecil Emily Eichelberger Elizabeth Geddes Pearl Gettings Sarah Genoble Florence Haire Clara Henderson Louise Howe Mary Ellen Kaiser Gladys Jenkins Ruth Knauf Eulala Knight Helen Koether •4|87)C Elizabeth MacKinnon Lily Fay ALartin IVIildred Morgan Dee Roberts Bertha Rhodes Muriel Smith Louise Stephens Emma Taliferro Agnes Weed is, - -Wl • ' •; TC - Ld .i. ' — ' - ' ' -■■ - tee ctivLueJ ( I ) Nell and Entestine ; (2) Don ' t make such faces, duds; (j) So he said to ine , listen... {4) Pro- prietors of the yeneral store; (5) Kathryn. ivhat big eyies you have; (6) Glamorized division of ITPA ; (7) We eat Wheaties; (8) Yoo-hoo! Mr. Boothe : (9) One-lf ' oman Aquacade ; (lo) Pretty, is as Kitty does; (11) Cotillion scores again f ' {%l) MoUl your hats, girls; (13) Let ' s sit this one (j ;Ai JS miles ; (15) Jean, the Bean, and LihhMJJil6) G ' uvin, hit me again; (17) Three smart gii: % «r : ♦ V • 55LM ■ LUCA V J-hc Liii.{ciil y ciLiuiL lu.i .ABRTH Gibson President The Student Council is one of the two divisions of the executive department of the Student Government Association. The mem- bership consists of each class organization and each dormitory. The functions of this body are those which pertain to government regu- lations. The president and vice president of the Student Council are also president and vice president, respectively, of the Inter-Club Council. Dr. Olive Stoxe Dr. Doris Fales -«(92)a U .i.« -Ml . ' - ' «■• •« ' jf xtu Ul Ul MEMBERS Jean Arnold lice President GravChenault Secretary Harriet Simmons Treasurer Virginia Thayer House President Margaret Moore Senior Representative Jean McCabe Junior Representative Maybelle Gary Junior Representative Beverly Talbert Sophomore Representative Earrell Stubbs Sophomore Representative Kathleen Lamb Freshman Representative Fanny Sprately House President 4 93 .f. .: j: ' ■■♦■■ ' .aUI - ' I 4 - -H ■]? ' it t ' ? ' ' iLl fu ufwa uit Elizabeth Gibson President Jean Arnold Vice President czr nicc—i Inn L ciincil This body, along with the Student Council, makes up the executive de- partment of the Student Cjovernnient Association. The Inter-Club Council is composed of representatives from all student organizations. This body performs such executive functions as do not pertain to its government regu- lations, the main one being to coordinate student activities. ■«( 94)- J i Vl Ul ' H tex — (_ Uih L iMKt CL L Elizabeth Gibsox, President Jeax Arnold, J ' ice President Frances Haley Barry Hall Representative ViRGixLA Hale Founder ' s Hall Representative Mildred Clements I lickok House Representative AIary Cosby Senior Rep resentative Nancy Chambers Junior Representative irgixia Delp Sophomore Representative jMary Lee Williams Freshman Representative Annie Beryl Gaxxett Wigwam Representative Adelaide Sxead Proseript Representative Helex AIaldeis Glee Club Representative Mary Beth Blayxey Theatre Associates Representative Irene Schlrz Dorian Society Representative Sybil Street I utcrnational Relations Club Representative Everett Parker Stltts Minority Club Representative Asa Watkixs Art Students League Representative Rachael Glann Beta Kappa Pi Representative Maxixe Rolph Athletic Association Representative Mildred Poates Cotillion Club Representative { 95 }C«- ,; i v ♦v?. ' ■j- t. i- ' i ' ■ Annie BER-ii, Gaxxett Edilnr EDITORIAL STAFF Jean McCabe Associate Editor Margaret Revilaqla Art Editor Mary Ellex Trimmer Photographic Editor Jane Jones Feature Editor Dr. Margaret Johnson Sponsor fLVu UflUCi l4 U illC I Lie. r 96)C - .■ ' •■ - -in S i .- « ' -M . ' 4rf J-llC i I icjwaiii Maybelle Gary Advertising Manager Katherine Flannagax Assistant Advertising Manager Rlth Metz Assistant Advertising Manager Alma McCaxx (Jircnlation Manager Virginia Delp Assistant Cireulation Manager Asa Watkins Staff Photographer ■ 97)- ' ] he Latin word pro.uript means, litt-rally, to speak in behalf of. And so it is that the school ' s weekly newspaper speaks — of students, their achievements and activities. Each new staff is elected by the preceding one with the aid of a faculty advisory committee. This committee extends help to the staff throughout the year. T he Proscript offers an excellent opportunity for the journalisti- cally-inclined student to develop his ability and learn through actual publication the requisites of typical newspaper work. i 98 ]i- TglF— K.Min.KKN ' Ma.vsfield liusnuss Manaaer a. ' tis -vi i ■ J ' iyitu (ypvc ytc Act lyt tatt Jean McCabe Associiite Editor Mary Greshajvi General Editor Nell Allen Assistant General Editor Adelaide Snead Neics Editor Mary Morrison Sports Editor Ulysse Desportes Art Editor Nell Blaine Literary Editor Asa Watkixs Photoijrapher Marie Benkert Assistant Business Manager Madeline oung Head Typist Ernestine Jones Assistant Typist { 99 . j. :, .;, - - ;f ; ;;[■ f| iJH-H-lJi-H- ' ' fiHHt J! H.S ' t: ' ' S ' ' - ikcVu iZeta ' d CU The Retail Club «as ovi an ' v eA last year to enable the students majoring in this field to further their mutual interests. Meetings are held twice a month, one being a business meeting and the other for the purpose of having outside speakers and to provide contacts and opportunities in various educational fields. OFFICERS Helen Vogel President Jane Jones life President Mildred Po. tes Secretary Suzanne Wile letinr Treasurer Miss Catherine Bell Sponsor MEMBERS Marie Benkert Grace Kioht Irma Rostov Nancy Bennett Phyllis Kmoht N ' irginia Sauer Na cy Chambers Barbara Kroecer Geraldine Trolitman Mae CoGGiN Ethel McMcrray Jane ' I Tyler Marcia Freeman Ruth Metz Helen Vocel Molly Haroing Mary Owen Betty West Elly Hazelcrave Mildred Poates Mary West Ethel Jones Alms Proctor Jactqueline Wheeler Jane Jones Sylnestor Procior Suzanne Wile Bette Joseph Thelma Rose Bei h Woolfolk Mary Kennedy Madeline Young fi. - - iu : ■(. • : JTiyitu Wi Ui Miiiihrr of Viri iniii Jccideiiiy of Science This organization was founded April 2, 1940, and offers membership to all students who have had one year of science. Its aim is to promote a greater interest through pre- sentation of programs by members and guest speakers. OFFICERS Catherine Ingraham nsu tn „ _ rue Prcsiiienl Phil Chapman Sally Reveley Secrrtary-Trea urvr FACULTY ADVISORS Dr. Doris Fales Dr. Mary Kapp Miss Sarah Bagwell Naxcy Axgell Sara Blantok Martha Baker Mary Alice Bryant AiDA Christiaxson Mary Elizabeth Cole Lucille Cosby Lucy Eure Katherine Flanagax Doris Fraxcis Rachael Glaxx ViviAXXE Graxt MEMBERS Charloi ' te Hall JOSI I ' llINV 11 K KY NIaKIIIX llnMM C Aim ni h 1 i:raham Jaxe Joxes Kathleex Lamb Jacquelixe Lawford FidlUXCI M CKLER M li1 MclMllMI El.hANOK ModN { 101 Marian Moseley Axx Nash Efeie Naumax Mary Elizabeth OBries Kathleex Rooks Dare Shirkey Frances Vax Dorex Carolixe Wade Zei.ma Welsh Mary West Grace Worrell Mary Yeamaxs -:!iritn-!-i ' .;iii.i ;n:u. ' lirfP ' ' B Bl 3 t UflUCA44 . ■ ' $f:r. N V % ■■ yyi in otltu i lii h The Minority Club was organized in 1940 for the purpose of promoting good fellowship and cooperation among the male members of the student body. It provides an organization through which the men of the school might make such contributions that they deem fit to benefit the school and campus. OFFICERS John Garber President Jack Creasy J ' ice President Kenneth Rowe Secretary Sidney Orr Treasurer Everett Stltts Inter-Clith (Council Representative Faculty Sponsor: Mr. Wii.LIA.m Haviland Faculty Advisor: Mr. Ra MOND HodGES Ira Custis Brooks Frank Hugh S lvestor Proctor Douglas Denniston Herbert Kamsk ' V ' n,LiAM Sisson Louis Farber Bill Libsco.mb Everett Parker Stutts F. D. Farris Herbert Mack Asa W.atkins Bertra.m Greene Edgar Mallor ' Fimothy Whitehead George Howard Alvis Proctor George Wilson ■( 102 K- 34 - r • . -Jt v wif !«■ A wit I an CU The Newman Club is a club of Catholic culture and fellowship, established at secular schools of higher learning to strengthen and fortify the spiritual attainments of the Catholic students attending these schools and to direct and assist them in their educational interests. Its further purpose is to afford its members social contacts. The ideals of the Newman Club are those of its patron, John Cardinal Newman. The club at the Richmond Professional Institute was organized by the Rev. Dr. Francis J. Blakely, of Sacred Heart Cathedral, Richmond. OFFICERS Grace Worrell President Mildred Clements ' ' PreMent Phil Chapm.AN Secretary-Treasurer ■ssf 103 } ikcl0u Ufu Cyipv For over ten years the Cotillion Club has been swiiigint; the largest social functions in the college. Its purpose — to bring dormitory students and day students into closer friendship. This is the predominating theme of the Club which enhances the popularity of it. This year the annual membership drive was launched by cards and posters, blazing: Do vou want to have some FUN? Join the Cotillion Club. Fhe formal initiation a la candlelight was followed bv a reception. Next day a get-acquainted bridge party was held in the Dolly Madison Room. For the first time the winter formal was the main attraction for a Cotillion week-end. Enchanting gowns swirled in the Virginia Room of the Ilrtel John Marshall on Friday night, and sport clothes shagged at Camp Richmond on Saturda . Similar activities were enjoyed the second semester. OFFICERS Jean Arnold President Amanda Arbocast ;, c President Phyllis Knight Secretary Nancy Chambers Treasurer Mildred Poates Representative to Inter-Ctub Council Sponsor: Mrs. Chai.klev MEMBERS Iackie Allen Gene D.wis Kitty I.ngraham Rcssellexe Moore Frances Shoosmitm Alice A.vderson Ruth Davis LinDY Jamiso.n Rosic Morey Loiise Simpson Amanla ABnocAST Elvera DeBiasi .I ne Jones Mirta Mora Harriet Simmons Iean Arnold Mary Claire Dinneen Mary Frances Jones Marion Mosley Alice Sinnott .Martha Baker Lfe Driccers Bette Joseph Ann Muse Bfttif Sitteri inc Winifred Baker Rith Earles Phyllis Knight Mary OBrif.n Carolyn Smith Ma . Gi FD POAI . Sni Do iGRL th Gre LaRite Griffin Virginia Hale Frances Haley Molly Hardini Jo Harvey He rHE r McCmii ; MrC NN- VM M, h Robins L ROIIINSON t;LAl.V . I..„1 V Eleanor Moon Margaret Moore 1(U t - 5 M UfU Cyi44 LjLc Llnl The Glee Club is open to all who appreciate music and enjoy singing. The group is well known for its choral programs, and can be heard often over the radio. One of the highlights of the year is the annual Christmas Carol Service. OFFICERS Mary Cosrv • ■ • • Prcsidiut Kitty Ingraham riie President Alice GarabEDIAN Secretary-Trcmunr Marian Rosser Custodians Cynthia Mason j Nancy Axgell Lucille Britton Dorothy Burrill Mary Alice 1]r axt Stephanie Chaplixsky Mary Cosby Elvera DeBiasi Fraxces Eames Axx Field Alice Garahedian Vera G.aylord June Goldsmith MEMBERS ' iviAXE Grant Garlaxd Hughes Catherine Ixgraham Dorothy Johnson Helen Maldeis Cynthia IMason Mary McIntosh Gladys Moody Salia Powell Mary Rowlett Dorothy Price Josephine Rhone Mabel Richards Marion Rosser Irma Rostox Dare Shirkey Louise Simpson Bettie Sitterdixg Beryl Smith Carolyn Wade ALary Ann Walker Ann ' anInwegen { 106 ]•► . J . -Mf . y cyity C Mui c UjotLun ccictL The Dorian Society is an honorary music society consisting of those who show unusual achievement and abihty in this field. Its purpose is to create interest in and to further an appreciation of music in the college. OFFICERS Irexe SchuRZ President Stephanie Chaplinsky J ' ice President Lucille Brittox Seeretary-Treasurer Sponsor: Mrs. Cecil Rhoades Co-Sponsor: MiSS Jl XE CoLLIXGS MEMBERS Lucille Brittox Stephanie Chaplixskv Gray Chen.ault Mary Cosby Alice Garabedian Dorothy Mahoney Sally Powell Kenneth Rowe Irene Schurz Beryl Smith 4 107 JltC cr-At ■c— lltdCllLi J—CiliJltC OFFICERS Jack Creasy Pns ' ulini Adelaide Snead I ' ice Prcsidi-ni Jeaxxe Sterriit Sicritary Everett Stutts Triasur,) Asa V ATKINS Rffiresmtali-Vi-. Inlii-Cluli C.nuiu il Completing, in 1941, its eleventh ear of existence, the Art Students ' League is one of the school ' s largest and most active organizations. In an attempt to bring the student and the successful artist together, the League sponsors a well-rounded program, which includes lectures, student exhibitions, extended trips, and man_v purely social activities. ?:$;ssi«£f Ross Abrams Amanda Arbocast IJiANA Banks Florence Beasley Betev Berry Margaret Bevilaqla Nell Blaine Nancy Bletcher Jane Brinkley CusTis Brooks Bebe Broome Jean Carlson ' IRCINL Lee Carter Margie Cartwright Jessie Cato Elizabeth Cobey Eliza Cox- Jack Creasy Katherine Darnall Jean Davis Rl TH Hams Betty Dawson Ulysses Desportes Helen Dinneen Ruth Earles Henrietta Farrow Carmen Fisher Helen Pulp Phyllis Goldman LaRUE C5RIFFIN Lucielle Guthrie Mary Hallock Frances Hoffman Frances Hood EuEAULA Hood Marjorie Holender Clarice Hutcherson LiBBY Jamison Virginia Lee Johnston Katherine LaBruce Evelyn LaPrade Edna Lawder Frances Lee Lonergan Katherine Longest Lois Maldeis Edgar Mai.lory Kathleen Mansfield Aii.EEN McDowell Verna McDowell Katherine Murphy Sidney Orr Barbara Peterson Marie Pietri Helen Reames Margaret Reinhart Kenneth Rowe Nellie Rust Shirley Schumann Harriet Simmons Alice May Sinnott Adelaide Snead Jeanne Sterritt Everett Stutts Louise Swan Beverley ' Talbert Ann Ward Asa Watkins Ruth White Irving Whitehead Harriet Wile George Wilson Lucy Winston VLVu LtfWCyPi4 OFFICERS Dorothy MAHoxm- President Shirley Goldsmith ] ' ke President Mary TyrEE Gresham Secretary Gladys Steele Treasurer cz itLCtiiiiLicniiL eiati nA ( litn The Intfiiiatioiial Relations Club, sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for Peace, has tor its purpose the promotion of and interest in a knowledge of world afifairs. The Club, through intelligent and unbiased discussion, endeavors to build within itself that tolerance and insight which is basic to an ' understanding of world affairs. Hetty Brodie Gray Chenault Anxie Beryl Gannett John Garber Vera Gaylord June Goldsmith Shirley Goldsmith Mary Greshaai Dorothy ] Iahoney Ann Nash Eyva Sobeloff Elizabeth Cavan Frances Eones Elizabeth Gardner MuffGlann Jo Harvey Katherine Hoover Ruth Johnson Leah Levin e ALargaret Kai kman ' irgixia Row e r GGIE XaUMAN Gladys Steele Sibyl Street Everett Stutts ALargaret Tucker C trace Vorrell Jane Jones 9K3 9 J iyitu Ui vc J-liCattC = A CCLaici Theatre Associates is an active organization open to any student who is interested in Dra- matic Art. Each month meetings are held in the form of teas, lectures and business sessions. This organization is directly responsible for the public presentation of from four to six plays each college year. During the past year the following list of plays was presented: Rehearsal Christopher Morley Saturday Evening Adadine Bell A Marriage Proposal Anton Tchekov Columbine Madonna Glenn Hughes The Cradle Song Martinez Sierra The Curtain Rises Benjamin M. Kaye Heeks-A-Poppin Written by Students of R. P. I. As You Like It William Shakespeare OFFICERS, 19+0-41 Frances Dunc.w Cosby President Virginia Hale ' ' ' ' President M.-VRY Beth Blaysey Secretary Louise Crowder Treasurer ( 111 - : fLVu UfU CyPPU tm mtmmxmw jar i |i CU The recently organized Riders ' Club, instituted under the super ision ot Dr. Henry H. Hibbs, boasts a first-year record of thirt -two members. The club has regularlv scheduled meetings and a full program of riding-study. OFFICKRS Beverley Talbert President Eliz.abeth J.amisox r;Vf Prcs ' ulint L.A Rue GrIFFIX Sen-ctary-Trcnsun-r Dr. Henry H. Hihbs Siy „n r Honorary ' Menihirs Mrs. H. H. Hibbs Mr- Tom W.atsox i 112 f P- S -t-v ' - C ' - C ' «? • v i i ' '  ' . j 1, ;; -« ■ . • ■ ■•; - M ' i ¥ iC (l) Jf ' atch the birdie; (2) The Riders Cliih. tra-In; (3) Loi ' el m orating, ain ' t Hy-A ) WHisiin up; (■ d BLcaiMfTfrnAfphe Meae sm: -y v  . I ♦ . ♦ U ■ « ' t- ■ g -. US -i- .- OFFICERS Margaret Moore President Mary Ellex Trimmer Vice President Rita Yoss Secretary Doris Howard Treasurer Ever}- student is a member of the Athletic Association. Many sports are offered, including tennis, hockei, , basket ball, archer) ' , swimming, bowling, dancing, volley ball, and riding. Equipment is also provided for badminton, ping-pong, shuffleboard, deck tennis and paddle tennis. Letters are awarded in hockey and basket ball on the basis of skill, sportsmanship, interest, and attendance at practice and games. 4. 117 ji fLtfu u:u cyi4 L. First Row, left to riKlit — Trimmer, Morry. Il ' orrrll. Mnorr, J ' antti. Mason. Edge, Burrell. Second Row, left to right — (Uiafiman, (Curtis, llui ies, Fliiiinayan, Yoss, Gary, Peterson, Delp, Stubs. Inset — Margaret Moore, Captain. Uii ' c uu ::r-Tockeii The Hockey Squad enjoyed a good season ith Margaret Moore as captain, ] Iary Lou Saunders and Beryl Smith as co-managers and Miss Lois Roberts as coach. The outstanding games were those played in Williamsburg against the Norfolk Division and the William and ALary Reserves. R. P. L played John ] Larshall and Collegiate here. Highlighting the season was the participation of fifteen squad members in the Women ' s National Field Hockey To irnament held at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg. { 118 )■ J rf- - - r • J ' - - -Vi ■ A- •« - '  -■ ►•• •♦ ' -i ' ' ■i- fi «■ ' c JTiyCtu tyi vc Bessie Peterson R ' tylil Inner Phil Chapman Center For=u:ard Mary Ellev Trimmer R ' ujhl iriny Maybelle Gary Left Full Back Katiierine Flannagan Riijlit Full Back Rita Yoss Center Half Back Farrell Stubs Right Half Back Virginia Delp Left Half Back Cynthia Mason Left tVing Beryl Smith Co-Manager Grace Worrell Goal Guard Mary Lou Saunders Co-Manager 4. 119 );«• ' fLVu f iVCyUlt. Uatntu garnet p)all Richmond Profess Richmond Profess Richmond Profess Richmond Profess: Richmond Profe: Richmond Profess; Richmond Profess RichiTiond Profess SCORES OF FIRST TEAM onal Institute onal Institute. ... 23 34 onal Institute onal Institute al Institute onal Institute onal Institute onal Institute Richmond Business College St. Catherine ' s William and Mary (Williamsburg). William and Mary (Williamsburg). Norfolk Division, William and Mary Westhampton Fairfax Hall Junior College Norfolk Division, William and Mary yifi ip aikct uyyali J cam { 120 )■ J.ACK Creasy CiitiUiin — Crnli ' r Sidney Otis Orr Forinard Edg. r M. i.i.ory Guard Tim Whitehe.. d Guard George Wilson Forward Ct ' STis Brooks Substitute N ' krnom Ma.wvell Coach Bertham Greene Manager Margaret Moore Co-Captain — Guard Rita Yoss Co-Captain — ForivarJ Anne Edge Guard Maxtne Rolph Guard Bessie Peterson Foritiard Katherine Flannacan Forivard Mavbelle Gary Guard Mary Virginia Vanni Forward Ernestine Jones Forward Katherine Curtis Manager Miss Lois Roberts Coach • 121K Lve 7 i eaiutci -Mth. lit--. « t.- vt - -s? ' l:- ( yVLnetccn jr riiHi teii s orti AxNA James Smith : : ; I r5Tff!WT? 5 rT f ' fLVu f wCyi i v Jliau Ccwzt 1940 Anna James Smith Quern Louise Woodson Senior Represenlalive Mary Elizabeth Poythress Senior Representative Elizabeth Gibson Junior Representative Mary Yeamans Junior Representative Virginia Hale Sophomore Representative Nancy Chambers Sophomore Representative Beryl Smith Freshman Representative Jessie Cato Fresliman Representative Jean Arnold Paije Marie Pietri Page Ralph Deas Croiin Bearer 4 128 )■ J cyitu Ui LH Winifred Baker May Queen Ul Ad ail Ccntt Anna James Smith Queen Rei ent Kathleen Mansfield Senior Represenlatii ' e Ruth Roach Senior Representative Ann Muse Junior Representative Maxise Rolfh Junior Representative Beryl Smiiii Salt ho more Representative Jacqueline Wheeler Sophomore Representativt W , ' -V- ■■■ 1 ' 1 Dorothy Connei.l Freshman Representati- Mary- McIntosh Freshman Representative ■55(129 U.iv 4 -  -H ' ■-JM ' fLtfu lUCyU J««  ' ' Bci ' ferso Most AthU ' %. « « • ♦ ♦ : . i - Ji dki Ui Ui M]h •AyWk. processor ' Ltfu f LUd Uld. I he Administration Building. . .other vise known as 901 . . nui iiMtiiin . Mr. Maxwell ' s little window. . .milling people in the halls between classes... the ever- busy coke machine. . .the facult ' ' s doinain on third and fourth floors. . .Miss Farnum presiding in the front office... Mrs. Robins and her smile... the day students feuding over their room. . .classrooms honeycombed in the basement. .. hub-bub during the day — serenity at night... the reception desk a popular meeting place. . .Joseph ' s coat alias the bulletin board, tackless, of course. . .official notices from the ortice. . .burning the midnight oil just before exams... Mrs. Davis ' graciousness. . .the Proscr ' ipt staffs on Saturday. . .how can we ever forget 901 ? 4 132)s - Inuiidci Hall, the huh nf social activities. . .oldest huilding and largest dormi- tory. .. rendezvous during dance intermissions. . .most popular place at 7:45 A. M., I and 6 P. M. Shelters the infirmary and all the freshmen, an attractive group of girls majoring in all fields of work... Mrs. Chalkley with a mommie -like gleam in her eye... indoor sunshine charged with buoyant energy, especially during duck week... tinv date rooms. . .bridge. . .midnight feasts. . .late permissions and out-of-town week- ends. . .Mr. Clark. . .quiet hours. . .fire drills by moonlight. . .dancing. . .chatter parties ...house phones. . .receiving line for the mailman .. .daily salvaging of newspapers . . .friendly cosmopolitan groups. . .patch work bulletin board. . .come spring and our beach scene on the roof is the place for all students. How can we ever forget Foun- der ' s Hall, 827 ? ■.3f 133 )•- fLlSfu UfiVCyUld. I Ik I ilk House. . .newest and most imposing dormitory. . .striking yellow brick, Georgian style home of thirty lucky lassies. . .our charming house mother, Mrs. Mary Moseby...an upper class dorm boasting of plenty of life... a versatile group of sophisticates. . .the first house meeting called by our president, Gray Chenault. . .the confusion of learning new rules and regulations. . .keeping late door. . .that mad rush and swirl of skirts and frou-frou night of Cotillion. . .not to mention college week- ends... our immemorable Christmas ft-te ... anyone want to order from the drug?... the pride and joy we take in showing our Victorian drawing room... fire drills — unrecognizable characters trying to get out in record time... all chipping in to get a radio and Vic . .. Nurse Weber so understanding. . all these and many more memories add up to make a most unforgettable year. { 134 }C - t % V tti ' • - ■ ■ - J ' xtkj Ui Ui A sparkling toast to Barrv Hall, new dormitory for thirteen lucky girls. . .pretty musical Miss CoUings. . .THE Hodges ( ' nuff said) .. .becoming independent with Flip for president and Fran and Nancy on council .. .mixed Halloween Party... real ghosts creaking on the stairway. . .Christmas excitement with gifts, a party and carol- ing. . .returning from the holidays to find Barry with some new tricks. . .everybody ' s dates becoming old friends. . .Mrs. Hodges ' charm. . .proudly bathing, feeding, etc., Rip, our dog, for two davs. . .slugs on a string. . .Dottie ' s surprise shower with con- gratulations. . .A. B. G. ' s jokes... fun, homogeneity, loyal friendship personified! 4. 135 }S :z tudent = X Abrams, William Ross Junior 2624 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Va. Adkersox, Jeanie Lees Public Health Xurse 1205 Laburnam Avenue, Richmond, Va. Allen, Ella Waldron Sophomore Goochland, Va. Amador, Emilia Demetria Freshman Bryan Street, Box 37, Hatillo, Puerto Rico Anderson, Alice D Freshman Midlothian, Va. Allen, Marjorye Jacquetta Freshman 905 East 40th Street, Savannah, Ga. Angell, Barbara Coney Freshman 357 Oak Lane, Richmond, Va. .■ ngell, Nancy McLean Freshman 3816 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond, ' a. . rbogast, Amanda Crawford Senior Monterey, Va. . r. iiger, Harriet Neff Public Health Xurse Pindell, Anne Arundel County, Md. .■ rner, Selma Elsie Graduate iliyi West Vance Street, Wilson, N. C. . tkisson, Mrs. Frances Stanley Graduate 602 North Boulevard, Richmond, Va. Baker, Martha Etteene Sophomore 540 Gardenia Street, West Palm Beach, Fla. Baker, W ' innifred Lee Senior Aguirre, Puerto Rico Baker, Maybin Steele Freshman Aguirre, Puerto Rico Ball, Mrs. Jane Hastings Special Student 4107 Wythe Avenue, Richmond, Va. Banks, Diana Elizabeth Special Student 3335 Floyd Avenue, Richmond, Va. Barnes, Irma Wildman Graduate 10 Watson . venue, Montgomery, Ala. Barnett, Jean Graha.m Freshman 3312 Florida . venue, Richmond, Va. Barrett, Margaret . nderson Graduate 3205 Enslow .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Bashaw, Thelm.4 Bennett Graduate 1 2 14 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Bates, Polly Patton Senior Lakefront Avenue, R. F. D. 13, Richmond, Va. Beasley, Florence S lunior Main Street, Pilot Mountain, N. C. Benkert, Marie Rose Junior 316 Franklin Street, Piqua, Ohio Bennett, Nancy Junior 3441 Brantford, Toledo, Ohio Bernath, Violet Victoria Graduate 3900 West Broad Street, Richmond, V ' a. Berry, Elizabeth Norton Junior 3326 Grove .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Bevilaqua, MaAgaret Vincent Senior 621 Delaware . venue, Norfolk, Va. Blaine, Nell Walder Sophomore 3201 Barton .Vvenue, Richmond, Va. Blanton, Sarah McDowell Senior 2015 South Boulevard, Richmond, Va. Blayney, Mary Beth Junior 3208 Garland Avenue, Richmond, Va. Bletcher, Nancy Althenes Special Student 3515 Stuart Avenue, Richmond, Va. Bludworth, Dorothy J Special Student 56 Lock Lane No. 4, Richmond, Va. Bobbe, Carol Freshman Park Central Hotel, New York, N. Y. Ltectatif Boothe, James Henry, Jr Senior 412 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Bowers, Joan Blaine Graduate 312 Princeton Avenue, Elyria, Ohio Britton, Lucille Frances Senior Centralia, Va. Brockenbrough, Sarah Waller Sophomore Pump House Road, Richmond, Va. Brodie, Betty Junior 3317 Patterson .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Brooks, Ira Custis Sophomore Gordonsville, Va. Broome, Frances Calene Special Student Henry Grady Hotel, .Atlanta, Ga. Brown, .Alice Katherine Freshman 3202 Parkwood - venue, Richmond, a. Brlnton, Barbara Graduate 49 Woodland .Avenue, Glen Ridge, N. J. Bryant, AIary .Alice Freshman 2918 Semmes .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Blscher, Yvonne Senior Route 3, Box 264, Hampton, Va. BuDiNA, Margaret Junior 123 Matoaha Road, Richmond, Va. BuLLARD, Pearl Marie Public Health Nurse 234 Mclntyne Street, Mullins, S. C. Burgess, Conway Carlotta Special Student 2412 Grove .Avenue, Richmond, Va. BuRRiLL, Dorothy Elizabeth Freshman 55 Churchill .Avenue, Brockton, Mass. Burns, Cora Bradford Graduate East Elm Street Extension, Goldsboro, N. C. Burroughs, Helen R Special Student 161 2 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Butterfield, Marion Patricia Freshman 25 Prospect Street, Watertown, Conn. Carlson, E. .Alene Graduate Main Street, Princess .Anne, Md. Campbell, .Mrs. Mary R Public Health Xurse 4209 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Carter, Virgini.4 Lee Sophomore 45 Barton Avenue, Akron, Ohio Cartwright, Marguerite M Freshman King George, Va. Cato, Jessie Johnson Sophomore 27 Clark Road, Richmond, Va. Cavan, Emma Elizabeth Junior 2402 Hawthorne .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Cecil, Dorothy Elizabeth Public Health Nurse Box 1 116, Pulaski, Va. Chambers, .Ann Neblett Junior Blackstone, ' a. Chaplinsky, Louise Stephine Senior 629 Hazard Road, Palmerton, Penn. Chapman, Phil Lattimer Junior 307 .Albemarle .Avenue, Richmond, V ' a. Chenault, Emily Gray Senior 3920 loth -Avenue, South Birmingham, .Ala. Christian, Elyria Mary Special Student 2903 Northumberland .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Christiansen, .Aida Lesley Junior 1407-9 14th .Avenue, Whitestone, X. . Clarke, Mrs. Dorothy Hundley Part Time 215 Shafer Street, Richmond, Va. Clarke, Mrs. Frances Haltzclaw Graduate 905 Floyd .Avenue, Richmond, ' a. Cliborne, Lucille Elizabeth Freshman Baskerville, Va. 4. 136 )• ■ p..: i -st i -: - m : CoBEY, Matilda Elizabeth Junior 510 North Jefferson Street, Albany, Ga. Cole, Mary Elizabeth .Sophomore 148-9 Northern Boulevard, Flushing, N. Y. Collins, Ann Catherine ■ . Sophomore 185 1 Berkeley Avenue, Petersburg, Va. Combs, Nancy Burns ■ • ■ .Graduate 1608 Bellevue . venue, Richmond, Va. Connell, Dorothy Kathrvx Freshman 801 Chamberlavne . venue, Richmond, Va. Cooper, Harriet ' Freshman 45 Park Terrace, West, New York, N. Y. Cosby, Frances Duncan Junior Grottoes, Va. Cosby, Lucille ■ ■ Freshman 210 E. Marshall Street, Richmond, Va. Cosby, Mary Leith Senior Grottoes, Va. Cox, Eliza v ■- Freshman Route 4, Goldsboro, N. C. Creasy, John Will ■ ; • ■ Junior 161 1 Patterson . venue, S. W., Roanoke, ' a. Crockett, Mary Lynch Graduate 7 Lower Street, Tazewell, Va. Crooks, Virginia Clifton . -Part Time 4012 Cutshaw Avenue, Richmond, a. Cross, Mary Blanche Sophomore 1903 Grove .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Crowder, Louise Senior 141 1 Avondale .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Crutchfield, Margaret Shelton Part Time Brook Hill, Va. Curtis, Katherine Frances _. .Sophomore 2703 Hanes Avenue, Richmond, a. Daniel, Mildred ; ■ Freshman 2-A North Auburn Avenue, Richmond, Va. Darnall, Katherine Hoge Senior 1401 Franklin Road, Roanoke, Va. Davis, Eugenia - Junior 301 West Henderson Street, Salisbury, N. C. Davis, Ida Louise Special Student 623 Overbrook Road, Richmond, V a. Davis, Mary Thomas Senior 300 loth .Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Davis, Ruth Elizabeth • - . Junior 49 West 49th Street, New York, N. Y. Delaney, Margaret Townley Special Student 2108 Maplewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Deep, Virginia Bauer Sophomore 2708 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Denniston, Douglas Gilbert Freshman 428 Bancroft Avenue, Richmond, Va. Desportes, Ulysses Gandvier, Jr Junior lo5 High Street, Winnsboro, S. C. Diggs, Gloria Mason Sarah Freshman P. O., Mathews, Va. Dinneen, Mary Clara Freshman 927 Byrd Park Court, Richmond, Va. Donnan, Janet Cleiland Sophomore 6020 St. . ndrews Lane, Richmond, Va. Downing, Mrs. Lena B Special Student 7300 Hermitage Road, Richmond, Va. Driggers, Frances Lee Senior 3210 Woodrow, Richmond, Va. Drinard, Norma Gordon .Sophomore 3012 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Driscoll, Noruella . Senior 1208 Taylor Avenue, Richmond, Va. DuER, Mary Comfort Graduate Belle Haven, Va. DuRRETTE, Nancy Abbott Sophomore 108 Lancaster Road, Richmond, Va. Fames, Frances Natalie . Sophomore Providence Forge, Va. ■s5[137 Earles, Ruth Freshman 3134 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. Edge, Ann Freshman 361 1 Chamberlayne - venue, Richmond, Va. Edmonds, Ethel Mildred Graduate 319 West 19th Street, Richmond, Va. Eishelberger, Emily Walter Public Health Nurse Quinley, Va. Ericksen, Mary Virginia Freshman 1911 Rose . venue, Richmond, Va. EuRE, Lucy Mildred Freshman 2008 Queen Street, Portsmouth, Va. Evans, Mary Louise Junior 3507 Seminar} ' Avenue, Richmond, Va. Ewell, Mrs. Eleanor P Graduate 811 North Filden Street, Richmond, Va. Farber, Henrietta Graduate 2614 Grove . venue, Richmond, Va. Farber, Louis R Graduate 2720 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Farris, R. D Graduate Oakman, Ala. Farrow, Henrietta Sophomore 1208 .Avondale Avenue, Richmond, Va. Field, .Ann Elizabeth Freshman 2010 Evelyn Byrd Road, Richmond, Va. Field, Jerry J Sophomore 2010 Evelyn Byrd Road, Richmond, Va. Finke, Alyseanne Special Student 527 .Arnold Avenue, Richmond, Va. Fisher, Carmen McIvor Senior 913 W ' est 30th Street, Richmond, Va. Flanagan, Katharine Freshman 3413 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Fletcher, Mildred Senior 3405 Nohle .Avenue, Richmond, V ' a. F ox, Grace Senior 3221 Brook Road, Richmond, Va. Francis, Doris C Freshman 3010 Floyd Avenue, Richmond, Va. Franklin, Margaret Junior 2021 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Freeman, Marcia Junior Madison Heights, .Anderson, Ind. Fry, Mary Graduate 2236 Monument Avenue, Richmond, a. FuLP, Helen E Junior 2030 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Gafford, Mildred T Graduate 2417 Floyd .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Gamble, Constance Senior 1309 Grove . venue, Richmond, Va. Gannett, Annie Beryl Senior 3900 West Broad Street, Richmond, Va. Garabedian, Alice Junior 2 North Meadow Street, Richmond, Va. Garber, John William Montebello Senior Richmond, Va. Gardner, Julia Nance Freshman 2617 East Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Gardner, Margaret Elizabeth Sophomore 1014 Fifth .Avenue, Hendronville, N. C. Garrett, . nn Neva Freshman 622 Overbrook Road, Richmond, Va. Gary, Maybelle Junior 3222 North Avenue, Richmond, Va. Gaylord, Vera Cornelia Sophomore 429 Ridge Road, Middletown, Conn. Geddes, M. Elizabeth Public Health Nurse Sudbrook Park, Pikesville, Md. Geddings, Pearl Major Public Health Nurse Bethune, S. C. Genoble, Sara Lucile Senior 185 Dewley Avenue, Spartanburg, S. C. Gentry, Ann Catherine Sophomore 3335 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Va. Gibson, Elizabeth Bright Senior 3939 Brook Road, Richmond, Va. Gibson, Lucy Atkinson Graduate Manassas, Va. Gibson, Mrs. Stuart Graduate 2514 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. GiLLiANE, Agnes S Graduate Chntwood, Va. Glann, Rachael Blythe Junior 100 Lafayette, .Annapohs, Md. Goldfarb, Esther Sophomore 532 North i8th Street, Richmond, Va. Goldman, Phyllis Esther Freshman 171 Linwood, Buffalo, N. Y. Goldsmith, June Julia Sophomore 216 North 15th Avenue, Hopewell, Va. Goldsmith, Shirley Junior 216 North 15th Avenue, Hopewell, Va. Grant, Viviane Freshman 4007 Stuart Avenue, Richmond, Va. Graves, Dorothy Mae Sophomore 3426 Ellwood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Graves, Junia E Senior 704 Longwood Avenue, Bedford, Va. Greenan, Elizabeth Freshman 207 Masonic View .Avenue, Alexandria, ' a. Greenburg, Doris Freshman 2304 Lakeview Avenue, Richmond, Va. Green, Bertram Freshman 35-51 94th Street, New York, N. Y. Gresham, Mary Tyree Senior 1713 Debre Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Griffin, La Rue Sophomore 735 Sycamore Street, Rocky Mount, N. C. Griggs, Sarah Anne Special Student Bruington, Va. Grubbs, Betty Marie Sophomore 3102 Lamb Avenue, Richmond, Va. Guthrie, Lucille Edwards Sophomore Lakefront Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hafling, Alice D Freshman 318 Greenway Lane, Richmond, Va. Haines, Florence M Public Health Nurse Yadkinville, N. C. Hale, Virginia E Junior Cheriton, Va. Hough, Ray-mond F Graduate Box 190, Salem, Va. Haley, Frances A Senior 18 Francesca Avenue, West Somerville, Mass. Hall, Charlotte J Freshman Zuni, Va. Hall, Helen Lee Freshman 2008 Powhatan Street, Richmond, Va. Hall, Margarite Special Student II West Lock Lane, Richmond, Va. Hallock, Mary M Sophomore 300 North Front Street, Wheeling, W. Va. Harper, Thelma Graduate Bowling Green, Va. Harris, Mary Junior Friar ' s Point, Miss. Harvey, Josephine Sophomore Haynesville, Va. Harvey, Lucille Junior Laurel, Va. Hay, Cecil Sophomore 2 1 13 Fifth Avenue, Richmond, Va. Helm, Mary Frances Freshman 2715 Chamberlayne .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hazlegrove, Eleanor Junior 86 Dodge Street, Beverly, Mass. Henderson, Clara E Graduate 2309 Crescent Avenue Extension, Charlotte, N. C. i Henderson, Helen E Freshman 3122 Edgewood .Avenue, Richmond, ' a. HiGGiNs, Donald Stone Sophomore 400 Spruance Street, Hopewell, Va. Hoff.man, Frances E Sophomore Culpeper, Va. HoLENDER, Margery Sophomore 789 Potomac .-Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Homes, Martha R Freshman Bowling Green, Va. Hood, Eufaula G Junior 407 Henri Road, Richmond, Va. Hood, Francis M. Junior 407 Henri Road, Richmond, Va. Hoover, Katherine L Freshman 819 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. House, Mrs. June Jay Special Student 3206 Grove . venue, Richmond, Va. Howard, Doris Senior 3029 Lamb .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Howard, George W Graduate 2710 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Howe, Louise Public Health Nurse 27 North Main Street, Belmont, N. C. Hughes, Garland Virginia Junior 5722 Cole -Avenue, Richmond, Va. HuTCHERSON, Clarice Freshman 3 no C arolina Avenue, Richmond, Va. Ingraham, Lavinia Catherine Senior 3215 Hanes . venue, Richmond, Va. James, Ella Lucille Sophomore 3023 North .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Jamison, Mary Elizabeth Sophomore 510 Walnut -Avenue, S. W., Roanoke, Va. Jeffries, Helen Sophomore Winchester Street, Warrenton, Va. Jenkins, Mrs. Gladys Crawley Sophomore Essex, N. C. Jervey, Mrs. Elizabeth Special Student 4600 Augusta Road, Richmond, Va. Johnson, Dorothy ' Freshman 300 North Davis .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Johnson, Emma McGhee Senior 1605 South Callow Street, Birmingham, -Ala. Johnson, Ruth Elizabeth Sophomore 27 St. Ann Place, Rochelle Park, N. J. Johnston, Virginia Lee Freshman Hurton Hall, Madison, Va. Jones, Ernestine Freshman Front Royal, Va. Jones, Ethel Barrowman Graduate 200 South College Street, Carlisle, Pa. Jones, Jane Elizabeth Junior 212 East 26th Street, Erie, Pa. Jones, Mary Frances Freshman 3202 Woodrow .Avenue, Richmond, Va. JoNSCHER, Helen May Freshman 112 Dundee .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Joseph, Bette Helen Junior 1529 Harvard .Avenue, Canton, Ohio Kaiser, Mary Ellen Public Health Nurse 1507 East Cleveland Street, Clearwater, Fla. Kamsky, Herbert Graduate 2610 Grayland .Avenue, Richmond, V ' a. Kauf.man, Margaret Shield Junior 413 North Belmont Street, Richmond, Va. Kelley, Reba Graduate Herdon, W. Va. Kennedy, Mary Cecilia Graduate 701 Cavet Street, Lynchburg, Va. King, John Burwell, Jr Graduate VVilmington, Va. Klueppelberg, Mary W Graduate Box 89, Fort Pierce, Fla. 138 }■ Knauff, Ruth Public Health Nurse R. R. I, Stout, Ohio Knight, Phyllis Junior Grand and Summit Avenue, W. Trenton, N. J. KoKEN, Shirley Rena . . .Freshman 511 Louisiana Street, Richmond, Va. KoETHER, Helen Louise Pubhc Health Nurse Round Bay, Severna Park, Md. Krapin, Ida Shirley . ■ Sophomore 2115 V ' enable Street, Richmond, Va. Kroeger, Barbara Louise Senior Box 2g5-R, R. D. No. 17, Indianapolis, Ind. LaBruce, Katherine Fitzsimmons Freshman 175 Queen Street, Charleston, S. C. Lacy, Iris Gay Sophomore West Point, Va. Lamb, Kathleen Louise Freshman mo Floyd Avenue, Richmond, Va. LaPrade, Evelyn Byrd Freshman 512 Monument .Avenue, Richmond, a. Lawford, Jacqueline Freshman 5025 Sylvan Road, Richmond, ' a. Leath, Myrtle Louise Freshman 301 1 Griffin Avenue, Richmond, Va. Leavitt, Frances Ruth _ . Graduate 145 Lincoln Road, Brooklyn, N. V. LeFaivre, Frances Allaine Freshman Bon Air, Va. Levine, Rosalyn Leah Sophomore 206 East Mcintosh Street, Milledgeville, Ga. Levy, Ellen Selma _ Freshman 1603 Confederate Avenue, Richmond, a. Lipscombe, Mary Frances ■ ■ Freshman 5208 Devonshire Road, Richmond, Va. Lipscombe, William H Senior 3021 Barton Avenue, Richmond, Va. Lonergan, Frances Lee Juni or Orange, Va. Longest, Mary Katherine Sophomore 425 Tanbora Street, Rocky Mount, N. C. Lorraine, Margaret Whitten Sophomore 2606 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. LowERY, Dorothy Mosby ,■ ■ Senior 809 Chimborazo Boulevard, Richmond, Va. Lumpkin, Inez Miles Freshman 1213 East Brookland Park Boulevard, Richmond, Va. McAfee, Alyce Junior 1006 Edgehill Road, Richmond, Va. McCabe, Jean Yvonne ■_■ ■ .Junior 29 Saratoga Boulevard, Gloversville, N. Y. McCall, Alexa Thomas Senior 206 McCall Street, BennettsviUe, S. C. McCann, Alma Monroe Senior Walkers, Va. McDowell, Alleyne Boyd Freshman 2611 The Terrace, Richmond, Va. McDowell, Verna Allene Freshman 143 South Washington Avenue, Pulaski, Va. McIntosh, Mary Yvonne Freshman 2712 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. MacKinnon, Elizabeth Reid Public Health Nurse Maxton, N. C. McLean, Charlotte Noel. . Graduate Jacksonville, Ala. McMurray, Ethel Special Student 291 Marion Avenue, Spartanburg, S. C. Mackler, Florence Garner Junior 823 South Boulevard, Tampa, Fla. Mahoney, Dorothy Gruener Special Student 3020 Maplewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Maldeis, Helen Ida .Sophomore 312; Edgewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Maldeis, Lois Wilma ; ■ .Freshman 3125 Edgewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Mallory, Edgar Howard Sophomore 2213 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Mallory, Katherine Clay Senior 3102 Grove . venue, Richmond, Va. Mansfield, Elizabeth Ravenal Graduate 430 East Main Street, Spartanburg, S. C. Mansfield, Kathleen Truett Senior Post Oak, Va. Marston, Florence Pastell Part Time 1416 Avondale Avenue, Richmond, Va. Martin, Ethel Anita Freshman Masonic Home, Richmond, Va. Martin, Lilly Faye Public Health Nurse Sharon, S. C. Mason, Cynthia Jewell Sophomore 800 Redgote Avenue, Apt. 12, Norfolk, Va. Metz, Ruth Rose Sophomore Rockridge Road, Saylesville, R. I. Moody, Gladys Virginia Freshman 208 West 33d Street, Richmond, Va. Moon, Eleanor Watkins Sen ior 3234 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Moore, IARGARET Jane Senior 3303 Marj-land .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Moore, Russellene .Afton Sophomore 1837 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Moose, Frances Sophomore Osborne Road, Chester, Va. Mora, Mirta Freshman Box 312, Onecibo, Puerto Rico MoREY, Rose Sophomore Hartsdaye Road, Elmaford, N. Y. Morgan, Mildred Taylor Public Health Nurse 605 South Harper Street, Laurens, S. C. Morris, Enice Lorraine Special Student 225 Rugby Road, West Palm Beach, Fla. Morrison, Mary Moore Sophomore 2204 Second Avenue, Richmond, Va. MosELEY-, Marion Louise Freshman 27 Hillcrest .Avenue, Watertown, Conn. Murphy ' , Catherine May 3325 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Muse, Margaret .Ann Junior 301 Cleveland Avenue, Vinton, Va. Myers, Rebecca Virginia Graduate Broadway, Va. Nash, Martha .Ann Sophomore Cochran, Va. Naumann, Effie .Amelia Sophomore 1612 Mechanicsville Pike, Richmond, V ' a. O ' Brien, Mary Elizabeth Junior 622 Broadview Terrace, Hartford, Conn. Organ, Beryl , Junior 711 Bancroft Avenue, Richmond, Va. Orr, Sidney Otis _ Junior 836 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. OVERSTREET, CoRNELIA LouisE Part Time Richmond Street, Chester, Va. Owens, Mary Theta Graduate Rosedale, Covington, Va. Parks, Elizabeth Tallioferro Special Student Kinsale, Va. Parrish, Alice Lee Special Student 5403 Bewdley Road, Richmond, Va. Peebles, Mrs. Gertrude Public Health Nurse Ocala, Fla. Penny, Lucille Rosa Junior 3001 Fifth .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Perel, Shirley Sylvia Sophomore 3133 Monument .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Peterson, Barbara Coleman _ Freshman Lawrenceville, Va. Peterson, Bessie S Junior 2319 Atlantic Street, Hopewell, a. 139 j - PiETRi, Marie Louise Junior R. F. D. No. 2, Ashland, Va. PiTCHFORD, Constance Mae Sophomore 4500 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. PiTZER, A ' Iabel Snow Graduate Polo Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. Poates, Mildred Lessie Sophomore 3133 Floyd Avenue, Richmond, Va. PoHLiG, Mae Carlton Sophomore R. F. D. No. 2, 208 Oak Road, Richmond, Va. Powell, Sally Hart Sophomore 912 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Price, Dorothy Kemper Sophomore 4026 Northrop Street, Richmond, Va. Proctor, .Alvis Smith Graduate Grimesland, N. C. Proctor, Sylvester Senior Grimesland, N. C. PuRKiNS, Virginia Beverly Sophomore 1510 Avondale Avenue, Richmond, Va. QuiNTO, Grace Junior 730 Oak St., Hampton, Va. Raffle, Mary E Part Time 1810 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, a. Reams, Helen Slater Sophomore 413 Harrison Street, Petersburg, Va. Reinhart, Margaret Freshman 418 Highland Avenue, S. W., Roanoke, Va. Reveley, Sally- Boyd Sophomore 3314 Carolina Avenue, Richmond, Va. Rhodes, Bertha Lewis Public Health Nurse R. F. D. No. I, Windsor, Va. Rice, George Em mett Graduate 1401 Lancaster Avenue, Richmond, Va. Richards, Mabel Adelaide. Freshman I East 105th Street, New York, N. Y. Richs, Margaret Montgomery Graduate Hanes, N. C. Roach, Ruth Althea Senior 700 Central .Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Roane, Josephine Sophomore 3222 Second Avenue, Richmond, Va. RoARK, Nora Elizabeth Graduate 712 South 46th Street, Birmingham, Ala. Roberts, Elizabeth M Freshman 3105 Woodrow Avenue, Richmond, Va. Roberts, Jean Lee Freshman 309 Lancaster Road, Richmond, Va. Roberts, Louise F Sophomore 2415 Maplewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Roberts, Mrs. Mary .Alice Graduate 3313 Park . venue, Richmond, Va. Robertson, Margaret Frances Sophomore I Raines Avenue, Sandston, Va. Robins, Ann Elizabeth Freshman 3124 Hanes .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Robinson, Virginia Elizabeth Junior 1839 Berkley Avenue, Petersburg, Va. Robinson, Irene Frances Junior 1609 Monticello .Avenue, Petersburg, Va. Robinson, Sara Harriet Freshman 143 Saluda Street, Chester, S. C. Robinson, Mary Pittrean Graduate 406 South Broad Street, Thomasville, Ga. Rogg, Florence F Senior 271 Bronx Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Rolph, Maxine Broaddus Junior Sparta, Va. Rooks, Naomi Kathleen Sophomore Ferchee Place, Norfolk, Va. Rose, Mary Madelyn Sophomore Millshona, Del. Rose, Thelma Harriet Sophomore 196 Logan Street, Gardner, Mass. . Rosser, Marion Frances Sophomore CriglersviUe, ' a. RosTox, Irma Hanche Sophomore 4; McDowell Street, Welch, W. Xa. RowE, T. Kenneth Sophomore Heathsville, Va. RowE, Virginia Rives Special Student 4010 Dunstan Avenue, Richmond, ' a. RowLETT, Mary Edna Junior 204 West 3 2d Street, Richmond, Va. RucKER, Elouise Fout Graduate 905 Federal Street, Lynchburg, Va. Rust, Nellie - ngell Senior Christiansburg, Va. Rutherford, Mary Frances Junior 3507 Enslow Avenue, Richmond, Va. Sauer, Virginia .Anne Junior 1827 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Saunders, Mary ' Lou Junior 1604 Nottoway Avenue, Richmond, Va. Schaeffor, Margot Part Time 1853 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Scheer, Betty . nn Freshman 2009 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Scherer, Harriet Anne Part Time 1603 Monument .Avenue, Richmond, ' a. Schiceberg, Charlotte Part Time 2430 Venable Street, Richmond, Va. ScHiFF, Eva Mary Freshman 3004 Letcher .- venue, Richmond, Va. Schumann, Shirley Jean Freshman 5302 Matoaka Road, Richmond, Va. Schurz, Mildred Irene Senior 2403 Oakland Avenue, Richmond, Va. Scott, Harriet Shields Sophomore Orange, Va. ScOTT, Pauline Hamilton Graduate Orange, Va. Sears, Mattie Irby Junior .Appomattox, Va. Shako, Victoria Freshman Westhampton Beach, N. Y. Shirkey, Frances Dare Freshman 2409 Stuart . venue, Richmond, Va. Shoosmith, Frances Sheild Freshman Centralia Road, Richmond, Va. Short, Jacqueline . nn Junior 1628 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Shwab, Jean Doris Freshman 276 Grove Street, Teaneck, N. J. Schwartz, Helen Part Time 317 North nth Street, Richmond, Va. Sidenberg, Maxine Harriet Sophomore 2076 Rosewood .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Simmons, Harriet Baxter Sophomore 135 North Coalter Street, Staunton, ' a. Simpson, Louisa Freshman 217 Hanover Street, . nnapolis, Md. SiNNOTT, Alice May _. . Freshman 2407 Maplewood .Avenue, Richmond, ' a. SissoN, William Clayton Freshman 3217 Brook Road, Richmond, Va. Sitterding, Mary Elizabeth Freshman 901 Floyd .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Skoggs, Joy Catherine Part Time Lewisburg, W. Va. Smith, .- nna James Graduate Elway, Va. Smith, Beryl Beam . . Sophomore 2701 Fourth .- venue, Richmond, Va. Smith, Carolyn Love Junior 144 Virginia Avenue, Danville, Va. Smith, Gene ■ Senior 2701 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. Smith, Muriel Katherine Public Health Nurse South Clinchfield, Va. 140 ]3«- Sn ' ead, Adelaide Senior Fork Union, Va. SouTHALL, Frances T Senior Amelia, Va. SoBELOFF, EvvA E Senior 1809 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Md. Sowers, Rose Marie Freshman Ninth Street Road, Richmond, Va. Spratley, Fanny F Senior Surrj-, Va. Steele, Gladys E Junior 128 Main Street, Brookville, Pa. Steffen, Maebelle Public Health Xurse 817 West Seventh Street, Oklahoma City, Okla. Stephens, Louise E Public Health Xurse Ruffin, N. C. Sterritt, Jeanne Junior 3047 Montrose Avenue, Richmond, Va. Stiel, Eva Graduate 48 1 1 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Street, Sibyl V Junior 3403 Hawthorne . venue, Richmond, Va. Stubbs, Frances C. F Sophomore 4529 West Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Stvtts, Everett P Senior Gibson, N. C. Talbert, Lucie Beverley Sophomore Easlin Road, Lexington, Ky. Talley, Mrs. Alma Public Health Xurse 4518 West Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Tarpine, Virginia L Sophomore 153 College .Avenue, Bridgeton, N. J. Taliaferro, Emma H Public Health Xurse Tuckahoe Apt., Richmond, Va. Taylor, Virginia L Sophomore Colonial Beach, Va. Tabakin, Hattie Freshman 324 South Pine Street, Richmond, Va. Terrell, Mary Frances Freshman 2207 Second .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Thayer, Virginia Senior 5 East nth .Avenue, Gloversville, N. Y. Trimmer, Mary Ellen Junior Old Church, Va. Trock, Winifred Mary- Sophomore Box 48, Mattituck, N. Y. Troutman, Geraldine G Senior R. F. D. Xo. I, Lexington, Va. Tucker, Sarah Margaret Junior Lovingston, Va. Turner, Dorothy Louise Freshman East Falls Church, Va. Turner, Mary Harrison Freshman 4203 Stuart -Avenue, Richmond, Va. Tyler, Betty P Graduate 3 Southgate Avenue, Annapolis, Md. Tyler, Janet L Senior Mineral Street, Keyser, W. Va. anDoren, Frances Senior Box 206, Dumbarton, Va. VanInwegen, -Ann K Sophomore Huguenot, N. Y. Vanni, Mary Virginia Freshman 3010 Woodrow Avenue, Richmond, Va. ' oGEL, Helen E Senior 375 Seaview .Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Wade, Carolyn G Freshman 41 15 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Walker, Dorothy V Graduate 3606 Hawthorne .Avenue, Richmond, ' a. Walker, Iary .Ann Sophomore 940 Locust .Avenue, Charlottesville, Va. Wallace, Edwina W Junior Isabella, Tenn. Walsh, Zelma Sophomore 712 South McDonough Street, Decatur, Ga. Walton, Phvliss Mae Freshman 2102 Williamsburg Road, Richmond, Va. Ward, .Ann F Senior 34 Lincklaen Street, Casenovia, N. Y. Washburn, Helen Sophomore 104 Crescent Avenue, Hopewell, ' a. Watkins, Asa D Graduate Hampden-Sydney, Va. ' . ttington, Eloise Graduate Midlothian, Va. Webb, Mary Christian Sophomore 41 10 Kingcrest Parkway, Richmond, Va. Weber, Marion Lee Senior 300 Oldtown Road, Cumberland, Md. Weed, .Agnes Mae Public Health .Xurse 3608 Duncan Street, Columbia, S. C. Welch, Marian Freshman 600 West 25th Street, Richmond, Va. Wella, Mildred Graduate 10 South Amulat Street, Natchitochi, La. Wells, Evelyn Junior 806 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. West, Betty Special Student 3020 Burlington Street, St. Petersburg, Fla. West, Mary .A Freshman R. F. D. No. 2, Blackstone, a. West, Mary E Junior Clearwater, Covington, Va. Whaylaxd, .Ada Mae Freshman 1414 Greycourt .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Wheeler, Jacqueline Sophomore 18 West Dean Street, Freeport, N. A ' . Wheeler, Katherine Special Student 35 Lock Lane, Richmond, Va. White, Ruth Lera Freshman 22 Dilling Lane .Avenue, Kissimmee, Fla. Whitehead, Irving Junior 716 West Franklin Street, Richmond, ' a. Wile, Harriet B Freshman 762 .Auburn Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Wile, Suzanne Freshman 715 Richmond Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Wilkinson, Dorothy Senior Flint Hill, Va. Williams, Mary Lee Freshman 1000 Janney ' s Lane, -Alexandria, Va. Willia.ms, Regina E Special Student R. F. D. Xo. I, Lynnhaven, Va. Wilson, George D Sophomore 72 Woodward .Avenue, Buffalo, X. A ' . WiNGOLD, Dixie Lee Graduate 1207 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Winston, Lucy R Graduate Winston, Va. Wood, Janet H Graduate 551 -Arlington Road, Roanoke, Va. Woodcock, Mildred L Junior Box 602, Hilton Village, Va. Woolfolk, Bessie L Graduate Monroe Terrace, Richmond, Va. Woolfolk, Elizabeth L Graduate Monroe Terrace, Richmond, Va. Word, Sarah E Sophomore 1617 Confederate .Avenue, Richmond, Va. Veamans, Mary C Senior 3304 Stuart -Avenue, Richmond, Va. A ' oss, Rita F Sophomore Route 8, South Richmond, Va. A ' oung, Madeline L Sophomore 26 Highland Terrace, Gloversville, X. A ' . • g{14l) - ARNETTE ICE CREAM CO. Manufacturers and Dhlrihulors of FINE ICE CREAM 3 121 West Broad Street RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Complete Institutional Kitchen and Din ing Room Equipment and Supplies THE STOAUS CO.. Inc. largest hixliire House in Ine Soiilh RICHMOND, MRGINIA FRUITS VEGETABLES Institution Specialist Meador-Poulson-Priddy Co. INXORPORATED RICHMOND, VIRGINIA CARRY ME BACK mROUGH OLD IRGINIA Over An Early Virginia Road E(i]I]ill!lBil:ll|i]il:ia ■iui(i]iH4:ivj!m;ai JAMESTOWN WILLIA.MSBURG yorktown ALL VIRGINIA ' S BEACHES Phone 3-7812 JOHN G. KOLBE FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMEN ' F 309-A East Main Street Richmond, Va. Let this folder be your guide and eounsel. Procure one free at hotel, travel bureau, auto club or filling station. 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