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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1943 volume:

Wrg?nraCommonu-a th n- ™_aw Unfvsrsfty Archves Library COLLEGE Of WILLIAM AND MARY 901 West Franklin Street Richmond, Va. IS umber . Copy 37er:7o5 R.414X..... 1943 § Jie 1943 Wjfwam 1943 Wigwam jeamm ej tne Students ej Richmond Professional Institute ej me (Jet efe ej j Willkm and (jWaftu Richmond, Virginia i KATHERINE CURTIS, Editor BETTIE TUCKER, Business Manager • ♦ i V Study in black and white . . . Patty, enjoying life ... he dood it ... it was like this . . . Teacher takes off . . . buddies . . . Shapiro takes charge . . . bedtime lullaby . . . McLeod takes a stroll . . . there were three little morons . . . Page gives us the cold shoulder . . . age of innocence . . . that heavenly off hour . . . we ' re the girls from the Institute . . . coy, aren ' t they? . . . look at the legs on those wabbits . . . lest we forget . . . t 4 In this year of 1943 WE have at- tempted TO OBTAIN SOME OF THE PIC- TURES WHICH WE HOPE WILL LIVE IX THE MEMORY OF THE GRADUATES AND THE UNDERGRADUATES FOR YEARS TO COME. We hope that the next four years WILL BE AS PLEASANT FOR THE UNDER- GRADUATES AS THEY HAVE BEEN FOR US. • THE COLLEGE • THE CLASSES • ACTIVITIES • ATHLETICS • FEATURES To DR. ALICE DAVIS . . . • BECAUSE OF HER NEVER FAILING INTEREST IN EVERY PERSON, HER EVER PRESENT KINDNESS AND UNDERSTAND- ING, AND HER INTELLECTUAL INTEGRITY, THE WIGWAM STAFF DEDICATES ITS 1943 ISSUE IN GRATITUDE FOR HAVING KNOWN HER. DR. ALICE DAVIS t 4 ■♦ ' The Richmond Professional Insti- tute of the College of William and Mary consists of a group of pro- fessional schools and departments to which has been added a junior college of liberal arts and sciences. r. p. i. is, as its name implies, a professional institute located in the central section of richmond. tlie school offers a wide variety of programs extending not only through the usual four college years, but, in certain fields, into one or two years of graduate-professional work. The Institute has its own faculty, its own campus, and a separately organized student life. tlie entrance requirements, like its objectives and purposes, are entirely different from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg and other liberal arts colleges. DEAN AND ADVISER WILLIAM S. NAYLOR PROFESSOR OF MUSIC B.M. and M.M., Cincinnati Conserva- tory of Music; Ph.D., Eastman School of Music, L T niversity of Rochester, N. Y. LOIS M. WASHER ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF GROUP LEADERSHIP B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology; M.A.. College of William and Mary, School of Social Work. CORDELIA COX ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL CASE WORK B.A., William and Mary; M.A., Uni- versity of North Carolina. EDNA JANE NESBITT INSTRUCTOR IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION B.S., New Jersey State Teachers College; M.A., Columbia University. VIRGINIA CARTER BALL DANCE INSTRUCTOR B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman ' s Col- lege; M.A., New York University. MABEL FLORENCE MARTIN ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY AND MENTAL HYGIENE B.A., Mount Holyoke College; Ph.D., Cornell University. faculty THE 1943 WIGWAM - ■ « V ■ ' HOWARD HUNTER DAVIS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS B.A., University of Richmond; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. CURT BOXDV PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY Ph.D.. University of Hamburg, Germany. S. J. McCOY ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH B.A.. W ' offord College; M.A., Duke L Diversity; Ph.D., University of North Carolina. RAYMOND T. HODGES ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF DRAMATIC ART AND SPEECH B.S., State Teachers College, Blooms- biirg. Pennsylvania; M.A., Columbia University. MARGARET L. JOHNSON ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF MODG8.X LANGUAGES B.A., Barnard College; M.A., Columbia University; Ph.D., Columbia University. ROSAMOND McCANLESS LIBRARIAN B.A., Converse College; B.A., University of North Carolina, Library Science; M.A., University of North Carolina. (11) FRANCES C. MONTGOMERY DIRECTOR AND PROFESSOR OF PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING H.A.. Colorado University; M.A., Co- lumbia University; Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing, Graduate. (CATHERINE GREEN INSTRUCTOR IN PIANO WES WHITFIELD WALKER ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ADVERTISING ART Kansas State Teachers College (two years); Kansas City Art Institute (two years); Advertising Artist and Illustrator (six years). HAZF.L PF.TTUS MUNDV INSTRUCTOR IN COSTUME DESIGN AND CLOTHING Traphagan School of Fashion, New York; MacDowell School of Costume Design. DONNA BROWN HANNA INSTRUCTOR IN SECRETARIAL WORK Certificate. Tiffin School of Business. SUE HURT ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Graduate, Philadelphia School of Oc- cupational Therapy. THE 1943 WIGWAM jaculty ROSEMARY McMILLAN ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF STORE SERVICE B.A.. Woman ' s College of the University of North Carolina. HENRY COE LAMPHER DIRECTOR OF THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK ■A., University of California; M.A. University of Chicago, School of Sociai Work. K ATHERINE E. BELL PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND STORE SERVICE EDUCATION B.A., Westhampton Colleee; M S School of Store Service Education! Richmond Professional Institute of the College of William and Mary. DORIS E. FALES ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY A.B., Mount Holyoke College; A.M., Western Reserve University; Ph.D., ' ale University. HELEX FILL RHODES ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MUSIC Artist Diploma, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music; one year of European study. JANET H. STEVENS INSTRUCTOR IN ART Bachelor of Design, University of Tennessee; M.S., Tulane University of New Orleans. WILLIAM H. TOLERTON ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF INTERIOR DECORATION D.I.D., Paris Atelier, Place des Yosges; Broun University, Paris, France; Vesper George School of Art. Boston, Mas- sachusetts; Parson ' s School of Design, New York. Mrs. Virgie Chalkley ♦ i jk £h Barry — inside looking out Hayvagian emotes ... a stroll ox the campus . . . three ' s a crowd . . . Kohl with that Ipana smile . . . 827 and V for Victory . . . with 901 as a background! . . . cox axd column ' s . . . dressed for the killing. . . . a c card, xo dolibt . . . smile at the birdie . . . ain ' t love graxd? . . . Culler . . . Axgell mixus a halo. ♦ ♦ • • •. t ♦ ♦ % 901 . . . The hub around which revolves the wheel of activity — both social and scholastic. This building is not only a home to dormitory students, but also to the day students, faculty and administrative offices. Contained in the building are classes, offices, sandwich shop, students ' lounging rooms, cigarette and coke machines. Here the students meet to discuss everything from Philosophy to men. Heated discussions take place within these walls. Under Mrs. Robins ' watchful eye and guiding hand, the students spend their happy, carefree, college days. THE 1943 WIGWAM jfh tpeniM j Uss JACQUELINE WHEELER President FARRELL STUBS Vice President WINNIE TROCK Secretary CYNTHIA MASON Treasurer ♦  ■ ■ Betty Sarah Weeksie Peggy THE 1943 WIGWAM Benk Brer Rabbit Jessie Elizabeth Montgomery Blair richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Work She can best be described as having a beautiful profile all the :vay down Westhampton College International Relation; May Court, ' 4? Club, -42- ' 43 Marjorie Murray Brinton richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Retailing Attractive to the oomph degree Southern Seminary Junior College Cotillion Club Inter-Club Council Representative Sarah Waller Brockenbrough richmond, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts She spends her life in solitary refinement Art Students League, ' 40- ' 43 Vice President, Art Students League, ' 43 Riders ' Club, ' 4.2-43, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 4? Newman Club, ' 40- ' 4i Cotillion Club, 4i- - 4J! Margaret Elizabeth Buhr ann arbor, michigan Bachelor of Science in Dramatics She does your eyes a favor Michigan State College Cotillion Club, ' 42- ' 43 Theatre Associates, 42- ' 4; Riding Club. ' 42 Inter-Club Council, ' 4_:- ' 4; May Court, ' 43 Vanguard, ' 43 Lillie Weeks Burns goldsboro, north carolina Bachelor of Science in Retailing Restless as a chipmunk ' s tail Meredith College Cotillion Club Inter-Club Council Representative Retail Club, Treasurer, ' 4; Jessie Johnson Cato richmond, virginia Certificate in Design She stands stilettoed by scores of eyes Riding Club, ' 42- ' 43 Art Students League, ' 4o- ' 43 Cotillion Club ♦ ♦ Curtis Alice Mary THE 1943 WIGWAM Senk Jerry Ginny Esther ♦ ♦ ♦ % -. ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ • ' Katherine F. Curtis RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Bachelor of Science in Psychology As sturdy and supporting as a Scotchman ' s suspenders President, Freshman Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Manager. Basket Ball, ' 40- ' 42 Assistant Manager, Basket Ball, ' 43 Manager, Bowling, 40- ' 4i Inter-Club Council, - 4i- ' 42 Junior Marshal Hockey Squad, ' 39- ' 42 Assistant Photographic Editor. Wigwam, ' 42 Editor-in-Chief, Wigwam, ' 4; President, Athletic Association, ' 43 Jerry Jewett Field richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Business Administration He spreads good humor ' wherever he goes dragging his snail speed drawl behind him University of Richmond Minority Club, ' 40- ' 42 Theatre Associates, ' 4I- ' 43 International Relations Club, ' 42- ' 4? Boys ' Glee Club, ' 42 Alice Stuckey Funderburk martinsburg, west virginia Bachelor of Science in General Business She is like the dim candle of dawn set in the horizon ' s window ledge Converse College Prescript, Exchange Editor, - 42- ' 43 Retail Club, ' 4I- ' 43 International Relations Club, ' 4; Cotillion Club, ' 42- ' 4i Virginia Fuqua cape charles, virginia Bachelor of Science in Laboratory Technique Like blossoming dogwood, illuminating the dusky places with a white laughter Mary Frances Garvey w inston-salem, north carolina Certificate in Costume Design Her eyes are rhapsodies in blue Meredith College Cotillion Club Art Students Leauge Theatre Associates Esther Goldfarb richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Psychology As efficient as a Swiss watchmaker Westhampton College Inter-Club Council, ' 42 June Natalie Sankie THE 1943 WIGWAM Smk Fran Lucille Madeline ♦ ♦ % June Julia Goldsmith hopewell, virginia Bachelor of Science in Business As necessary a part of the day student ' s juke box Barnstormers International Relations Club, Secretary, ' 42 Glee Club Cotillion Club Proscript, Reporter Frances Brown Gregory roanoke, virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration When you look at her- slanding on stilts Mary Ba ldwin College Cotillion Club Art Students League ifyc eyebrows were Natalie Harland palmyra, virginia Bachelor of Music As calm as twilight hatching a million stars ' Virginia Intermont College .Music Society Glee Club Josephine Harvey haynesville, virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Work Smoke-ring calmness Columbia University Cotillion Club, ' 40- ' 42 Beta Kappa Pi, ' 40 International Relations Club Inter-Club Council Representative Susie Sankie Hutchinson bladenboro, north carolina Certificate in Designing She uses a delicious spray of laughter University of North Carolina Theatre Associates, ' 43 Art Students League, ' 43 Inter-Club Council, ' 42 House Council, ' 42 House President of 819, ' 43 Cotillion Club, ' 42 Madeline Denison Jenkins richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Nursing With a whispered look Johns Hopkins School of Nursing Cotillion Club Basket Ball Squad Hockey Squad Mary Peggy Rose THE 1943 WIGWAM Ida Cynthia Anne ♦ % % ♦ % Mary Ellsworth Kayhoe richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Retailing Ske has a smile as contagious as a yawn esthnmpton College Retail Club Cotillion Club Ida Shirley Krapin richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Work She jingles with laughter as though she had swallowed sleigh bells Westhampton College Theatre Associates, ' 4i- ' 43 International Relations Club, ' 43 Wigwam Staff, Advertising Staff, ' 43 Margaret Whitten Lorraine richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Psychology Tying a bridal slipknot University of orth Carolina Proscript. ' 43 International Relations Club, ' 42- ' 43, President, ' 43, State Secretary. ' 43 Cotillion Club. ' 43 Wigwam, Circulation Manager, ' 43 Cynthia Jewell Mason norfolk, virginia Bachelor of Science in Group Leadership Always busy as a fiddler ' s elbow Athletic Association, ' 39- ' 43, Vice President, ' 43 Cotillion Club, ' 39- ' 43 Junior Marshal Financial Manager. ' 43 Glee Club, Vice President, ' 43 Rose Morey elmsford, new york Bachelor of Fine Arts She catties in a room on a wave of perfume Vale University Art Students League, ' 40- ' 43 Cotillion Club, ' 40- ' 43 Athletic Association, ' 43 Anne Elizabeth Powell lynchburg, virginia Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology And their eyebrows whistle as she passes! Madison College Theatre Associates Cotillion Club House President, 819 Student Government, Vice President May Queen, ' 43 Sally Virginia Rives Shack Jane Mary Emily THE 1943 WIGWAM Senk ♦ ♦ % ♦ % Sally Hart Powell richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Group Leadership Hummingbird hands Athletic Association, ' 41 Prescript , Reporter, ' 41 Glee Club, ' 40- ' 43, Vice President, ' 42, President, ' 43 Cotillion Club, z- z, President, ' 43 Dorian Society, ' 40- ' 4i, Vice President, ' 41 M. Jane Quinn ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Certificate in Costume Designing Neater than the proverbial pin Madison College Art Students League Theatre Associates Cotillion Club Virginia Rives Rovve richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology A woman of a few thousand words International Relations Club Mary Frances Rutherford richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Dramatic Art Like a buttercup — making sunlight of her own Barnstormers, ' 40 Theatre Associates, ' 40- - 43, Vice President, ' 43, Presi- dent, ' 42 Cotillion Club, ' 40- ' 4i V anguard, ' 43 Ethel Shackford Saville richmond, virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration She ' s like a winter ' s day — soft and velvet-footed ' Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College Cotillion Club Emily Shockley snow hill, maryland Bachelor of Science in Retailing She ' s like a bright, new day — fresh nut of the night ' s dark wrapping paper Madison College Retail Club Cotillion Club Wigwam Staff Squabo Carolyn Trockmorton THE 1943 WIGWAM Senk Beryl Mudget Tuck Jean Doris Shwab teaneck, new jersey Certificate in Costume Design She has discovered the secret of perpetual emoti Centenary Junior College Cotillion Club, ' 41 - ' 4; Retail Club, ' 42 Proscript Staff, ' 43 Marion Carolyn Starts new orleans, louisiana Bachelor of Science in Biology As well adored as a piece of candy H. Sophie Newcomb College Cotillion Club Winifred M. Trock MATTITUCK, NEW YORK Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology i imble as a spider Cotillion Club. ' 42- ' 43 Athletic Association, ' 40- - 43 Beta Kappa Pi, ' 4i- ' 42, President, ' 42 Junior Marshal Basket Ball Squad, ' 41 Tennis Team, ' 41-43 Vice President, Sophomore Class President, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Beryl Beam Smith richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Music Like a briefcase full of responsibility President, Student Government, ' 43 Junior Marshal Dorian Society, President Music Club Glee Club Hockey Squad May Court, ' 40- ' 42 Vice President, Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Class Secretary, Student Government, ' 42 Frances Cunningham Farrell Stubs richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Business She ' s a chain talker — lights each sentence from the spark of the last University of Virginia Cotillion Club, ' 41 Barnstormers, ' 40 Hockey Squad, ' 40- ' 42 Theatre Associates, ' 40- ' 42, Secretary, ' 42 Student Government, ' 41 Vice President, Senior Class Bettie Mae Tucker winston-salem, north carolina Bachelor of Science in Group Leadership She ' s pretty as a picture — nice frame, too Averett Junior College International Relations Club Cotillion Club Riders Club Wigwam Staff, ' 4i- ' 43, Business Manager, ' 43 Theatre Associates Ted Mary Anne Betsy THE 1943 WIGWAM Mary Katherine oenk Jackie Grace ♦ ♦••■♦•% Ted Turner Frederick ' s hall, Virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts lie ' s a menace to normal breathing University of Richmond University of Xorth Carolina Art Students League, ' 41 - ' 43 Minority Club, ' 41- ' .).;; Boys ' Glee Club, ' 41-42 Inter-Club Council, 4I- ' 42 Mary Ann Walker charlottesville, virginia Bachelor of Science in Group Leadership A bigger than a soft whisper Inter-Club Council, ' 42 Glee Club, - 40- ' 42 International Relations Club, ' 42- ' 43 Cotillion Club, ' 41 House Council Proscript Staff, ' 42 Tennis Team, ' 43 Betsy Williams richlands, virginia Bachelor of Science in Group Leadership As slow and sure as the renowned tortoise ' Sweet Briar College Cotillion Club Theatre Associates, - 42- ' 43, Secretary, ' 4; anguard, ' 4; Mary Katherine Van Sant fulton, missouri Bachelor of Science in Retailing A voice that sings around the edges William Woods College Cotillion Club, ' 42 Retail Club, ' 43, ice President, ' 42, President, ' 43 Proscript Editor, ' 42 Jacqueline Anne Wheeler freeport, long island Bachelor of Science in Social Sciences Every day she looks lovelier and lovelier and today she looks like tomorrow inthrop College Cotillion Club, ' 42- ' 43, Vice President, ' 43 Retail Club, ' 4i- ' 42 President, Senior Class Vice President, Junior Class Athletic Council, ' 42 May Court, ' 4o- ' 42 Basket Ball, ' 41 Grace Worth Worrell richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Retailing Her face always looks like a window that has caught the sunset Newman Club, ' 40, Secretary, ' 40, President. ' 41 Glee Club, ' 42 Beta Kappa Pi. ' 40- ' 4i Theatre Associates, ' 41 Hockey Team. ' 41 Art Students League, ' 42 International Relations Club, ' 42- - 43, Secretarv. ' 42 Cotillion Club. ' 42 Retail Club, ' 42- ' 43 '  4 ■ -•♦■■ ■ ■ C Nina Sweetie Jane Shirley ' Ceel Lee THE 1943 WIGWAM Semi ♦ ♦ % ♦ % « Nina Bagley Bragg alberta, virginia Certificate in Fine Arts Like a tightly corked bottle of ginger ale — demurely holding her fizz Syracuse University Shirley Mann Collins norfolk, virginia Certificate in Advertising Art As composed as a finished jig-saw puzzle ' Sullins Junior College Art Students League, ' 41 Cotillion Club, ' 41 Mary Virginia Gibson loper, west virginia Bachelor of Science in Sociology Friendly as a white picket fence Potomac State School University of West Virginia Cotillion Club, ' 41-4- Business Manager, Proscript, ' 4i- ' 42 Lucille Guthrie richmond, virginia Bachelor of Fine Arts Sweet enough to be rationed Art Students League Art Editor, Wigwam Staff, ' 43 Jane C. Hilbish PINEY RIVER, VIRGINIA Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy Efficiency is her by-word Westhampton College Cotillion Club Theatre Associates International Relations Club Elfie Lee Meredith richmond, virginia Bachelor of Music A voice like a bird ' s song sprinkling the air with joy ' Blackstone College Glee Club, Secretary, ' 4; Music Club Student Government, ' 43 ♦ 4 • Dot Mary Gene Helen WIGWAM ♦ % ♦ •♦■ - • • : Dorothy Kemper Price richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Group Leadership A dimple like a small whirlpool in her chin Glee Club, ' -|.o- ' 42 The eatre Associates, ' 42 Mary Gene Shelby portsmouth, virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration As restless as the Waves Westhampton College Helen McCauley richmond, virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Work Better dressed than the best 4 ■ KATHLEEN BAKEMAN Scholarship BERYL SMITH Scholarship Leadership MARY KATHERINE VAN SANT Scholarship KATHERINE CURTIS Leadership % t ♦ ♦ « %•• • ■ •_ ' •• « v % VW.I • iSswKf Ju earns ••• KENNETH ROWE Art HARRIET COOPER Art KATHERINE LA BRUCE Art Class Ttopwy Place: Trock Morton ' s Dot; Kennel, Fox Terrier Avenue, Mattituck, N. Y. Time: May, 1963. Event: Passing Review of all dogs. As we are strolling around the rink our at- tention is drawn to an outstanding Power ' s model with something new in neckwear, Inky thrown casually around her shoulders. We find it is none other than our own Bettv Blair. The crowd is anxiously awaiting the be- ginning of the show when the sun reflects the bars of a handsome young captain and for a minute we are so stunned that we neglect to notice the person at his side. We are speech- less when we see that his wife is Mrs. Katherine Curtis James. Further down on a saddle- stiched leash instead of Fido is curly haired, brown-eyed Jr. Among the socialites, we recognized a familiar smile and discover that it is Peggy Lorraine, just as charming as she was in ' 43. We find that she still has as many males on the leash as ever. A very distinguished couple is now ap- proaching the gates. Slightly gray but still attracting attention we find Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wiltshire celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Wiltshire, the former Beryl Smith, has received world fame as an accom- plished musician. Every one is now stopping at the cocktail bar which is being manned by Ferrell Stubs who neglected her duties for today as stenog- rapher for the manager of Lord and Taylor. Seated in the press box with her head down and her pencil going at a rapid rate is the reporter for the New York Times for this big event. Her pencil stops, her head lifts, and we are not amazed to see the former publicity agent of R. P. I., Virginia Rives Rowe. Sitting in the box seat is one of the celebrities of Broadway, Miss Mary Frances Rutherford, whose name is seen in the current hit, Black Magic. Next to her is Doug Denniston, who is rumored as a possible second husband — our editors say yes. Across the aisle looking like a typical Greenwich Village artist, is Ted Turner. (P. S. folks. We just heard Ted has won first prize at an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum.) With him is a party of three, Bagley Bragg, true abstractionist of the day, is seen chatting with Shirley Collins, famous illustrator of general advertising. We heard yesterday that one of our William and Mary girls has just completed an outstanding piece of work in designing and decorating in a Beverly Hill ' s home. It is, of course, Miss Frances Gregory who at the moment is engrossed with the police dog that is now being shown. Strolling through the crowd, admiring the judge ' s decisions, with a dashing lieutenant, is Mrs. Emily Shockly Larner, dressed in the style of a fashion co-ordinator at Bergdorf Goodman ' s. She is speaking with one of the judges — w e can ' t tell who it is, but wait a minute — she ' s turning toward us. Yes it is Sarah Brockenbrough. I suppose you would remember Sarah better if we would say that she is the very lovely blond that has had the horse world upset for the last few years by walking away with just about every cup available. Remember Jerry Field ' s versatility for art and business? Now he is engaged in personnel work and in his spare time is an interior designer. He certainly is gazing fondly at that little cocker spaniel. Why don ' t you buy it Jerry? We hear it ' s for sale. In our haste to tell you of the spectators we forgot to mention the two commentators for today ' s show. Who do we see but that carrot- top, personality plus, Brer Rabbit (Now Mrs. Trick) — to you, Marge Buhr. The commen- tator on the other side of the bench is tall, striking, Jackie Wheeler, now Mrs. Tex War- rington, who for the past year has gained re- cognition being a prominent club woman and mother. We hear a familiar voice from the stand yelling to Mrs. Warrington to hurry and judge the show as it is getting near her baby ' s formula time. With natural curiosity, we turn to see Jean Shwab Rougan who is associated with Dorothy Gray products. Our attention is drawn to one of the main arches where the dogs are being led on for the final selection. Weeksie Burns is putting the last minute brush strokes to her French poodle. She looks as cute as ever in her light brown tweed suit. With her executive position at Best as department head of fashion, we wonder how she can find time for a dog show. Close behind her is Mrs. William Srausse, the former Alice Funderburk. She is still in the clouds, with her 12-year-old son following in her husband ' s footsteps as ace pilot for the Pan American Airlines. The dogs are now being lined up in front of the judge ' s stand and the audience is hushed. The judging begins. Everyone is waiting eagerly for the decision. Here it is: First prize goes to Mary Katherine VanSant, leading store organizer of the day, for her English Bull. Second prize goes to Margie Britton ' s Pekingese. Not only is Peggy a sales pro- moter with her men, but she is also prominent in the field of sales promotion. Everyone is coming down the aisles at a mad pace to congratulate the winners. At the end of the throng is Miss Bettie Tucker, now Mrs. Bob Stanley. Her ability for mass recreation has been shown in the past few years at the Red Cross, Y. W. C. A., Old Ladies ' Benevo- lent Society, and as a side hobby she is teach- ing gymnastics. Bob III is pulling his mother ' s coat and at the same time the dog ' s tail. Mrs. Mary Kayhoe Ford is directly behind her. We ' ve heard Mrs. Ford is engaged in part-time work at Gimble ' s, as assistant to the personnel director. Amidst the crowd there is echoed a joyous laugh. Naturally Sally Powell is in the middle of it. She is still as vivacious and as beautiful as the day she left school to pursue her work in music. She is now leader of an all-girl orchestra. Through the mumble of voices we hear over a microphone a call for a doctor. Dashing forth to answer the call of mercy we see Connie Pitchford. Technician work became so fasci- nating for her that she further studied the art of medicine and is the leading Pediatrician of Richmond. Keeping the crowd at a distance is a social worker. We can tell that by the clever manner with which she handles the people. Incase you don ' t recognize the person, she is Esther Gold fa rb. One person is pushing forward with a determined look to be of some assistance. June Goldsmith ' s aptitude for learning has helped her to succeed in her determination. For Heaven ' s sakes! There is Lucille Guthrie sketching people ' s clothes. That girl doesn ' t forget business for a moment. Natalie Harland, who is now living in the frozen North, is visiting Helen McCauly. Natalie is singing at a party given for McCauley ' s sub-deb daughter. The spectators are leaving the stands feeling the triumph of joyous victories or gloom of defeats. We follow a part of the crowd to the Starlight Cocktail Bar. In the midst of the glittering array and romantic music is Jessie Cato. Like Adrian of ' 43, Jessie is costume designer of M. G. M. She is also seen taking small parts in many pictures. In the booth next to her is Mrs. Dave Satterfield, the former Anne Powell, who still looks like a queen. (Remember May Day?) At the revolving bar where horses are seen going around we notice Jo Harvey. Her chapeau is worth mentioning. It is the latest slant with the combination plastic silk. She is doing prominent work at the social agencies. Looking around we can ' t help noticing the clever decorations surrounding the place. When we are told that Ethel Saville was interior designer, we look more closely. The walls are entirely of glass brick and on each side there is a niche in which is placed a modern piece of sculpture by Kenneth Rowe, who after leaving the army resumed his natural trend in the field of sculpture. Not only have we needed a doctor today, but now the call is hear d for a nurse. Who is com- ing very promptly to the scene of the accident but Madline Jenkins? Walking leisurely through the throng, dressed in the very latest fashion is Dorothy Price. Dot is with the United States Social Service Bureau and her office is in Washington. Wait a minute! Who is that dashing madly toward the gate? It looks like — yes, it is — Jane Quinn hurrying to beat the deadline with a fashion write-up. From the whispers we learn that Jane is still designing her own clothes. A familiar smile and wave goes out to greet Sweetie Gibson, a social worker on the East Side of New York. Our eyes are tired, but we seem to recognize a Metropolitan Opera singer in the crowd. Small and dignified — that black hair as pretty as ever — we see Elfie Lee Meredith. A hand goes up to wave as we think we see the familiar face of Cynthia Mason, financier of Wall Street. Incidentally, Cynthia is also managing money for a certain man that was in the army. The crowd is dwindling now and we are attracted by a group of children surrounding a nice looking woman. Who is it? Well we see that she hasn ' t forgotten her Group Leader- ship after all . . . Yes, it is Ida Krapin. Who is this stunningly dressed woman com- ing out of the gate? We see none other than Sankie Hutchinson. We understand she enjoys draping her own clothes as well as those of prominent Chicago women. Standing right next to her is Rose Mory. Remember in June of ' 43 she married that handsome young Naval Lieutenant Dryer? She is now one of the best-dressed women in the United States and had given up her art career for a strictly solid marriage care er. The cars are pulling up in front of the gate. Stepping into the first one is Mary Shelby whose daughter is now in the service of the WAVES. Mary was active in the field of decorating. Virginia Fuqua, or Queenie as she was known to her college chums, is head technician at Stuart Circle Hospital. Her husband is engaged in government work that keeps him away most of the time, so Queenie — being the practical person she has always been — got herself that wonderful position. Getting into the car with Queenie is Betsy Williams, well-known critic of Dramatic Art. She looks very attractive in her new style jacket with her turquoise dress. Betsy just told us that she is going to visit Mary Garvey in Philadelphia for the week-end. Mary is now doing a double-duty role as Mrs. Siewers and Mr. Siewers ' secretary. These t wo young ladies strolling toward the gate seem familiar. Why it ' s Jane Hilbish and Carlyn Starts. After a chat we find they are both professors at Columbia University — Jane in the department of Physical Therapy, and Carlyn in the Science department. Now who could this be? The last person to leave, walking leisurely to her car. Of course we should have known — it ' s Mary Ann Walker with the same stride of R. P. I. days. We find that she and her husband are touring the United States. He is a professor at the Uni- versity of Virginia. And so, as the last car drives away from Trock Morton we leave our friends once more. Today has been fun! Snatching again at the joys we knew in our college days. So long and we hope to many of you haven ' t gone doggy. Few people passing down Franklin Street realize the charm of our historic Hickok House, but we, the students of R. P. I., in our short years on the campus, have learned to love its Southern grandeur and wonder about the previous pano- rama of scholars who have passed in and out of its doors. The Hickok House was built in 1855 and is the oldest building on our campus. The original spacious grounds, in the midst of which it stood during the days when it was a noble mansion, have since disappeared. The house shows taste of both the war days and the days of the Gay Nineties. In restoring the build- ing, the College has reserved much of its original charm by the simple Victorian decorations and authentic pieces of furniture that reflect the days in which the house was built. The halls today ring with gaiety and laughter as there is a wild dash to make that 8:45 and to avoid the night vigil of Mrs. Mosby. THE 1943 WIGWAM % ♦ % « jne Jjunm (J ass teens PHYLLIS GOLDMAN President ELAYNE GOLDMAN Vice President LOUISA SIMPSON Secretary HELEN JONSCHER Treasurer t 4 t ■ ' • • • Nancy Angell Richmond, Va. Martha Jean Blayney Richmond, a. Dorothy Burrill Brockton, Mass. Collin Choate Salisbury, N. C. Harriet Cooper New York, N. Y. Eliza Cox Goldsboro, N. C. Caroline Crown Harrisonburg, Va. Frances Danto Albany, N. Y. Ann Edge Richmond, Va. fun c THE 1943 WIGWAM ♦ ♦ ' ■v ♦ ♦ ♦ % ♦ ♦ ' ♦• ' %■ Phyllis Edminston Providence, R. I. Klayne Goldman Buffalo, N. V. Phyllis Goldman Buffalo, N. Y. Doris Greenberg Richmond, Va. Margaret Greene Nathalie, Va. Helen Hall Richmond, Va. Mary Ann Hallmark Richmond, Va. Martha Homes Bowling Green, Va. Mary Louise Jackson Richlands, Va. funms Mary Frances Jones Richmond, Va. Helen Jonscher Richmond, Va. Dorothea Kirkhuff Palmerton, Pa. Shirley Kocen Richmond, Ya. Marion McLeod Sumter, S. C. Gladys Moody Richmond, Va. Ann Morgan Richmond, Va. Betty Peters Salem, Ya. Barbara Peterson Lawrenceville, Va. JMMS THE 1943 WIGWAM % ♦ % ♦ •%•♦ %■• ♦ ♦ .♦•••. ' • Jean Roberts Richmond, Va. Irving Schenker Richmond, Va. Audrey Schriber Rocky River, Ohio Shirley Shapiro Petersburg, Va. Dare Shirkey Richmond, Va. Maxine Sidenburg Richmond, Va. Louisa Simpson Annapolis, Md. Lenore Sussman Teaneck, N. J. Marilynn Tickner Denver, Col. urn Roberta Trow Warrenton, Va. Mary Turner Richmond, Va. Mary Virginia V anni Richmond, Va. Mildred Wagner Clayville, Va. Mary Churchill Walker Petersburg, Va. Ruth White Kissinimee, Fla. Minnie Goodwin Buckner, Va. Katherine LaBruce Charleston, S. C. junkfis THE 1943 WIGWAM $ unions flat Pic tufted Carol Bobbe Woodmere, L. I.,N. Y. Elizabeth Overby Richmond, Ya. Demie Browne Richmond, Va. Ann Patterson Portsmouth, Va. Mary Cross Richmond, Va. Sarah Smith. Richmond, Va. Ann Doerschuk Badin, X. C. Rebecca Spicer Fredericks Hall, Ya. Mary Elwood Canton, Ohio Hattie Tabakin Richmond, Va. Rena Graham Goldsboro, N. C. Anne Taylor Richmond, Va. Dolly Lederer New York, X. Y. Mary Frances Terrell Richmond, Va. Mary Lowman Hot Springs, Va. Jean Terry - Richmond, Ya. Jean Miller Lynchburg, Ya. Nancy Tigner Richmond, Ya. Virginia Omohundro Goochland, Va. Janet Wheeler Freeport, N. Y. (49) 827 — what cherished memories are bound up within these portals! Each year passes but with this passing a bountiful supply of love and laughter, fun and tears goes with each student. It is the little things that one can ' t forget. The happy sound of laughter in the parlor, the ring- ing notes from the piano, the jingle of the tele- phone, the sound of merry voices in the cozv rooms, the hurried clatter down the stairs, the warmth of sincere friendship and the fun of being together — these are the tokens of college life we shall never forget. THE 1943 WIGWAM ♦ ♦ ♦ ■%•♦ ••••. ' ♦ jfo SofiMnwke (Jla8$ mm • BLANCHE GLENN President • BETTIE ANN AUSTIN Vice President • MARGARET BENEDICT Secretary • ELIZABETH JAMESON Treasurer ♦ ■ • Gloria Angelo Grace Bambacus Margaret Barbre Eleanor Beach Margaret Benedict Florence Bernstein Helene Berz Jeanne Brent Jean Buck Klyria Christian Gwendolyn Coburn Eleanor Cohn Virginia Coles Alice Cook Mildred Cridlin THE 1943 WIGWAM ■ ♦ ♦ % ♦ « ♦ ♦ ■ ' %•♦ Norma Culler Mary Clare Dinneen Betty Donohue Doris Douglas Ellen Dyer Carlyn Elsner Virginia Fusco Blanche Glenn Mary Virginia Grigg Eugenia Hardy Mason Harmon Evelyn Huiet Betty Jameson Joyce Jones Mary Elizabeth Kjmsey SejiMmefies • • •■ Virginia Lancaster Darrell Landrum Ellen Marcus Helen Parrish Carolyn Putney Betty Royston Marjorie Scales Maude Spindler Mabel Stephenson Miriam Straus Margaret Sydnor Bethel Tarris Cordelia Tazewell Josephine Thompson Audrey Ullman THE 1943 WIGWAM Susan Wagman Katherine West Lui.a Worley J lo( pick fie J Shirley Ammons Bettie Ann Austin Beryl Bakeman Elizabeth Beck Willie Ann Boschen Doris Brandon May Bush Gwendolyn Coalter Anne Cobb Norma Culler Doris Dickerson Hazel Ford Ann Garnett Carter Greene Ann Harris Agnes Houtman Helen Howard Margarite Landrau Anita Leibowttz Ruth Light Marie McHose Nancy Parsons Ruth Putzel Pat Rabb Shirley Ross Ernestine Scott Lucy Snelling Dorothy Tennent (55) SejimmMes •; •♦ The Dean ' s house lends an air of sophistica- tion to the campus. Cares seem to vanish as you enter the luxurious halls. The Dean and Mrs. Hibbs are always our charming host and hostess, and the students anticipate the social events that take place at their home. The impressive columns . . . the massive doors . . . the spacious and lovely paintings are some of the things that we will never forget about the Deanery. THE 1943 WIGWAM ♦ ♦ % ■♦ ♦ ♦ jfie jf tesfiman Cms ' icefts VIRGINIA MORRISON President REBECCA RILEY Vice President HELEN BASS Secretary NANCY GOODE Treasurer J t ■ ■ ■ 4 t • 4 First Row: Katherine Alfriend, Helen Bass, Klizabeth Bell, Elizabeth Blair Second Row: Marjorie Blumberg, Beverly Bowles, Zoe Boyer, Rosalie Caplan Third Row: Juanita Clarke, Avril Clay, Roberta Cowherd, Joyce Creps Fourth Row: Maria Dinelli, Sally Engleman, Mildred English, Bettie Fleming Fifth Row: Margaret Fox, Katherine Frangk, Pecgy Garrett, Dick Gibbs THE 1943 WIGWAM First Row: Virginia Gibson. Irene Godwin, Betty Granger, Aimee Hawes Second Row: Helen Hayvagian, Martha Hawkins, Doris Hedgpeth, Helen Hedgpeth Third Rota: Mary Sue Hibbs, Betty House, Lucy Howell, Ann Caryl Hunter Fourth Row: Virginia Hutcheson, Rachel Jones, Phyllis King, Phyllis Kohl Fifth Row: Helen Kuck, Charlotte Leon, Ann Lowry, Marjorie Lucas jtosL men First Row: Anna McDowell, Phyllis McGruder, Pat Miller, Caroline Mills Second Row: Dorothea Mills, Catherine Mitchell, Virginia Morrison, Vircinia O ' Connor Third Roto: Mildred O ' Grady, Marcaret Page, Zelda Passeri, Elise Pettitt Fourth Row: Jean Posey, Sarah Lee Pride, Lucille Puckett, Marion Radin Fifth Row: Virginia Riley, Joyce Rickey, Mary Roupas, Patsy Royal THE 1943 WIGWAM • ♦ First Row: Kathrvn Russell, Joan Shapiro, Jeanne Schermerhorn, Ruth Slaight Second Row: Doris Snellings, Martha Spicer, Hilda Steinberg, Dena Steiner Third Row: Marion Straus, Virginia Thorpe, June Tribbett, Anne Watkins Fourth Row: Robert Watkins, June Wharton, Helen Wilson, Carolyn Woods Fifth Row: Marybeth Woodward, Marion Velton, Shirlee Sadovvskt $W; men . •; • ♦ two lasses with their chassis in the snow . . . all dressed up with no place to go . . . that 12 p. m. call from Charlie . . . the most important man of all . . . character study . . . AFTER EFFECT OF EXAMS . . . VaNNI, SMILING AS USUAL . . . Weeksie IN A WEAK MOMENT . . . THE GaY NINETIES? . . . TIME OUT FOR PICTURE TAKING . . . WHO ' S THE POSEY FOR, CAROLYN ? . . . CENTER OF ATTRACTION . . . DaNTO REVERTS TO HER CHILDHOOD DAYS . . . WHAT THE WELL-DRESSED CO-ED WILL WEAR IS REVEALED BY LlBBY . . . THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES. %•♦■ ' .♦•_••,♦■ • • Beryl Smith President Dr. Margaret Johnson Sponsor ounch 1 The Student Council is one of the two divisions of the exec- utive department of the Student Government Association. The president and vice president of the Student Council are also president and vice president, respectively, of the Inter-Club Council. The members are representatives of each class organi- zation and each dormitory. The functions of the Student Council are those which pertain to the government regulations. THE 1943 WIGWAM Anne Powell Vice President Barbara Peterson Secretary Betty Donohuf. Treasurer Cynthia Mason Financial Manage: Jean Roberts Junior Representali Sankie Hutchinson House President Virginia Coles Sophomore Representative June Wharton Freshman Representative (65) Anne Powell Vice President zjniea-Clui (Jouncil The Inter-Club Council is the other division of the two divisions of the executive department of the Student Govern- ment Association. The membership consists of representatives from all student organizations; the president and vice president of the Student Council also serve in the same capacity on the Inter-Club Council. The body ' s main function is to coordinate student activities. It performs such other executive functions as do not pertain to its governing regulations. The Inter-Club Council is the main business bodv of the school. (66) THE 1943 WIGWAM Margaret Benedict Sophomore Class Marge Buhr Th --atcr Associates Senior Class Elayne Goldman Cotillion Dorothy Burrill Glee Club Ruth White Riders ' Club Lillie Burns House Representative Josephine Harvey International Relations Elfie Lee Meredith Senior Class Harriet Cooper Junior Representative Barbara Peterson Art Students League Katherine Curtis Editor Bettie Tucker business Manager 3k f943 HUiquiam EDITORIAL STAFF Patty Guerrant Assistant Editor Helen Hall Assistant Editor Blanche Glenn Photographic Editor Mary Virginia V ' anni Snapshot Editor Helen Jonscher Feature Editor Lucille Guthrie Art Editor Bettie Fleming Assistant Art Editor Dr. Margaret Johnson Sponsor ♦ ■ ♦ • • ♦ BUS IX ESS STAFF Elayne Goldman Advertising Manager Phyllis Goldman Advertising Manager Jeanne Brent Assistant Business Manager Peggy Lorraine Circulation Manager ? . .s ADVERTISING STAFF Ellen Dyer Mildred English Shirley Kocex Ann Edge Helen Hayvagian Ida Krapin June Tribbett Nancy Angell M Norma Culler and Robert Watkins Co-Editors The Proscript, under three editorships, has continued to chronicle the news and views of R. P. I. Kenneth Rowe, the first able editor, will be remembered for his faithful service to the paper. Doris Douglas, the second very efficient head, through her outstanding willingness to work, put in the paper a punch which will not be forgotten. No rma Culler and Robert Watkins teamed together the last semester to continue the good work already begun and add their own worth- while touch. e • • ♦ EDITORIAL STAFF Roberta Cowherd, Carol Bobbe, Mabel Stephenson, Evelyn Huiet, Cordelia Tazewell, Charlotte Leon tpHMtfUflt REPORTERS Jean Shwab, Hilda Steinberc, Jeanne Brent, Ruth White, Catharine Mitchell, June Wharton, Mary Turner, Dorothea Mills, Virginia Morrison, Virginia O ' Connor 4 • 9 - 1 2S ' . 9- . As - ■ AS ' Retail lui OFFICERS Mary Katherine VanSant President Demie Brown Vice President Sally Norma Culler Secretary Anne Watkins Treasurer The Retail Club, now in its fourth year of existence, has been one of the most active clubs this year. Practically all of the Retail students are active members of the Club and take great pleasure in participating in the various Club activities. This Club is strictly a club designed to mix constructive work with social activities. Interesting meetings were planned throughout the year. Peggy Brinton Lillie Burns Mary Kayhoe Emily Shockley Grace Worrell Marshall Hawthorne Nancy Angell MEMBERS Lenore Sussman Marilyn Tickner Phyllis Edmiston Carol Bobbe Betty - June Royston Evelyn Wise Huiet Darrell Avard Landrum Ruth Sobeloff Elizabeth Rita Ahern Shirlee Sadowsky Patricia Quisenberry Betty Gray Tyler June McCargo THE 1943 WIGWAM « ♦ ■ ♦ ■ v ♦ ♦ ♦ % ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • . ' ♦ . ' %■♦ ' Cotillion CI™ Miss R. P. I. puts her best foot forward at Cotillion Club formals. A spacious ballroom, dance- able music and lovely girls in clinging gowns with smiling escorts clad in tux and uniforms are the ingredients that, when put together, never fail to produce the dances of the year. Our two big dances take place one in the fall and one in the spring. This year, most of the members ' thoughts were directed toward far-off Army camps, ships at sea, and foreign shores. Knowing that their fellows were often lonely, the Club gave a Defense Hop for the service men stationed around Richmond. The graceful candlelight initiation will be one of the favorite memories of R. P. I. students. The sponsor, Mrs. Chalkley, gave a tea following this service at which prevailed the spirit of friend- ship and good will that is characteristic of all the Cotillion Club does. OFFICERS Sally Powell President Jackie Wheeler Vice President Shirley Ammons Secretary Liza Cox Treasurer Elayne Goldman Inter-Club Council MEMBERS K.ATHERINE AlFRIEND VIRGINIA FuQUA MARY FRANCES JONES VIRGINIA RlLEY Shirley Ammons Katharine Frangk Helen Jonscher Marion Radin Saddie Anderson Mary Garvey Jean Kirchuff Jean Shwab Majorie Ashbi Ann Garrett Phyllis King Ethel Seville Kip Austin Virginia Gibson Mary Kayhoe Ruth Soboloff Jean Buck Rena Grahams Charlotte Leon Shirlee Sadowoski Eleanor Beach Frances Gregory D ' Arcy Marton Ruth Slaight Sarah Brockenbrough Carter Greene Cynthia Mason Martha Spicer Carol Bobbe Margaret Green Majorie Lucas Rebecca Spicer Beverly Bowles Elayne Goldman Katherine Murray Maude Spindle Jean Brent Phyllis Goldman Effie Meredith Miriam Strauss Majorie Buhr Minnie Goodwin Caroline Mills Lenore Sussman Lillie Burns Doris Greenberg Ann Morgan Majorie Scales Jessie Cato Mason Harmon Dottie Mills Louise Simpson Gwendolyn Coburn Helen Hayvagian Virginia Morrison Dela Tazewell Eleanor Cohen Helen Hedgepeth Kathleen Mansfield Virginia Thorpe Collin Choate Doris Hedgepeth Tiny O ' Connor Winnie Trock Harriet Cooper Jam Hilbish Mildred O ' Grady Roberta Trow Helen Coopes Mary Sue Hibbs Margarett Page Betty Tucker Roberta Cowherd Millie Howard Ann Patterson Katherine Van Sant Eliza Cox Lee Howell Elise Pettitt Mildred Wagner Caroline Crown Aimie Hawes Jean Posey Mary Churchill Walker Norma Culler Ann Hunter Ann Powell Tat West Shirley Collins Martha Homes Sally Powell June Wharton Ann Doerschuk Evelyn Huiet Ruth Puzel Ruth White Marcia Eidelman Sankie Hutchinson Jane Quinn Betsy Williams Sally Engleman Mary Lou Jackson Pat Quisenberry Ann Willingham Mildred English Jamie Jameson Marion Rayner Jackie Wheeler Ann Edge Joyce Jones Joyce Rickey Marion Velton Alice Funderburk Ws ' §lee (J ui music a nd The Girls ' Glee Club is open to all students who are interested in singing. During the past year the club has appeared at the Women ' s Club, Christmas carol service, radio appearances, and guest appearances. The club also sang with the new orchestra at graduation exercises. OFFICERS Sally Powell President Cynthia Mason Vice President Elfie Lee Meredith Secretary-Treasurer Ernestine Scott Custodian Mrs. Helen Rhodes Director MEMBERS Eleanor Beach Dorothy Burrill Martha Jeanne Blayney Klyria Christian Virginia Coles Hazel Ford Anne Harris Natalie Harland Doris Hedgpeth Helen Jonscher Mary Elizabeth Kimsey Zelda Passeri Beryl Smith Mary Turner Gladys Moody THE 1943 WIGWAM Scene from Hay Fever by Noel Coward. Left to Right: James Maloney, Shirlee Sadowski, Darrell Landrum, Mary Rutherford, Anne Morgan, Virginia Omohundro, Robert Watkins. This year saw much activity on the part of the Theatre Associates. First in importance, perhaps, were the four major plays: Hay Fever, by Noel Coward; Brief Music, by Emmett Lavery; The Shining Hour, by Keith Winter, and Marlowe ' s Dr. Faustus. Many one-act plays, such as George ; A Mind of Her Own, and A Marriage Proposal were done for school audiences as well as several outside groups like the Barton Heights Woman ' s Club, and the Ginter Park Woman ' s Club. The club also sponsored an original one-act play contest with a twenty-five-dollar war bond as a prize for the best play written by anyone on the R. P. I. campus. The Vanguard, an honor group within the larger organization, came into being during this school year. The officers for the year were: Ann Morgan, President; Mary Frances Ruther- ford, Vice President; Betsy Williams, Secretary; Anita Liebowitz, Treasurer, and Raymond Hodges, Sponsor. Scene from Emmett Lavery ' s Brief Music. Left to Right: Anne Powell, Anne Morgan, Janet Wheeler, Margaret Pace, Anita Liebowitz, Christine Taylor, Marge Buhr. (75) 4 : • •♦ pm phamk Jjeaque OFFICERS Phyllis Goldman President Sarah Brockenbrough Vice President Barbara Peterson Secretary Kenneth Rowe Treasurer Katherine La Bruce Inter-Club Council Katherine Alfriend Sadie Anderson Elizabeth Beck Hannah Bell Margy Blumberg Beverley Bowles Jeanne. Brent Jean Buck Jessie Cato Harriet Cooper Helen Cooper Eliza Cox Roberta Cowherd Caroline Crown Ann Doerschutt MEMBERS Lou Elwood Carolyn Elsner Bettie Fleming Frances Gregory Harriet Gwin Aimee Hawes Helen Hayvagian Sankie Hutchinson Lucille Joseph Phyllis King Jeanne Kirhuff Charlotte Leon Louise Lord Marie McHose Rose Morey Nancy Parsons Jane Quinn Joyce Richey Shirley Ross Shirlee Sadowski Majorie Scales Mary Gene Shelby Ruth Slaight Margaret Stark Ruth Sobelloff Dena Steiner Ted Turner Mary Churchill Walker Anne Watkins Berle VVeinstein Marion Welsh THE 1943 WIGWAM • ♦ ■ ♦ % ■ ♦ - • ' •• ♦- ' • The Art Students League, founded thirteen years ago, is one of the largest and most active organizations of the college. Throughout the year they have many varied and interesting activities, tripsto New York and Washington, student exhibits, a costume ball, lectures by contemporary artists and round-table discussions. This Club was organized to fill the gap between the classroom and the successful artist, and to create a feeling of unity and fellowship among student artists. I • ' ■♦ 4 cjntefimtitmm Relations ,lui The International Relations Club has had in its pre-war existence the purpose of bettering re- lationships between various nations of the world. Now that we find ourselves in the midst of war, the Club is more vital than ever for we feel our duty lies in bringing to the student the problems he finds himself face to face with at present and those he will face in a post-war world. OFFICERS Peggy Lorraine President (Also Secretary for the State Club) Dorothy Burrill Vice President Anne Harris Secretary F.lizabeth Gardner Treasurer Dr. Howard Davis Sponsor Josephine Harvey Mary Ann Walker Marion McLeod Caroline Crown Rena Graham Ida Krapin Louise Simpson Margaret Greene Demie Brown Roberta Trow Beryl Pitchford Connie Pitchford Jane Hilbish Irving Schenker Mary Clare Dinneen Virginia R. Rowe Audrey Shriber Doris Brandon Sarah Smith Marylynn Tickner Shirley Kocen Ellen Marcus Betty Peters Sadie Anderson Phyllis Edmiston Jean Roberts Jerry Fields Nancy Angell June Goldsmith Dick Gibbs Iris Lacy THE 1943 WIGWAM Qflwic J lul OFFICERS Irving Schenker President Elyria Christian Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Naylor Faculty Advisor The Music Students ' Club is composed of students who major in music and students of music classes. The club sponsors monthly meetings with special musical activities as performances of unusual music, performances on minor instruments, students ' compositions, guest performers, and speakers from faculty. Too, the club prepares for recitals and concerts by supplying ushers and making posters. Irving Schenker President MEMBERS Martha Jean Blayney Josephine Gallagher Mary Elizabeth Kimsey Elfie Lee Meredith Martha Van de Ponseele Kenneth Roue Beryl Smith Ernestine Scott Margaret Sydnor Doris Hedgpeth Nathalie Harland Hele n Parrish Sally Powell Maine Spindler Berkeley Stevenson ' ' •■ ' O. K. McCargo, swing it . . . some- thing NEW HAS BEEN ADDED . . . MAKING good use of Barry ' s playground . . . poise plus . . . they ' d rather watch than play . . . duck week does strange things to Fleming ... a ringer . . . pitchin ' . . . strenuous exercise even for Wheeler . . . Buhr and Chuck ON A CAMPING TRIP . . . Pat TAKES A side shot . . . Ellen has a racket . . . scared of the water? . Cupid and her bow . . . such form, such technique, such beauty! . . . Jamie gets the bird . . . which team won? . . . beach beauty . . . looks like a dull game. - pwwbfc £wneil Katherine Curtis President Cynthia Mason Vice President Helen Jonscher Treasurer Virginia Vanni Secretary Virginia Coles Inter-Club Council Ruth White Mildred O ' Grady Ann Edge Dorothy Tennent Mary Turner Betty House Margaret Benedict Esther Goldfarb Ellen Dyer (82) THE 1943 WIGWAM (ffthletic Jijeadefis Cynthia Masc Katherine Curti (pmlelic (pmcktim Not many students realize that everyone in the school is a member of the Athletic Association. Now that we are in the midst of war and stress, the school is offering an extensive intramural program. This program not only includes the sports that are offered by the school — such as hockey, basket ball, tennis, volleyball, horseback riding, archery, and dancing — but also outside activities. All students have been urged to participate in the intramural program. A means of creating interest has been the opportunity of winning an official school letter with the scroll marked Intramural. To get this award, the student has only to participate in three or more sports with an equivalent of 150 hours. Some of the many sports that are included are: Skating, hiking, bicycling, swimming, bowling, deck tennis, ping-pong, shuffleboard, paddle tennis, and badminton. The points are amazingly easy to acquire. The Athletic Association has this year begun the system of having one Game Night each month. This Game Night has served to stimulate interest in such things as folk dancing, community singing, various games, and entertaining boys in the service. At an informal party for the Freshmen, the Athletic Association had as its basic idea the WAVES and the WAACS. After the party the freshmen had refreshments and listened to explanations of the new point system. Senior awards are given each year for the most outstanding work done in athletics. This does not necessarily constitute actual work In athletics but outstanding leadership, interest, and some participation. ' ♦•• • QJmiiy jtodeij The Hockey Squad had an enjoyable season with Ann Edge as captain; Helen Jonscher as manager; Anne Willingham, assistant manager, and Miss Edna Jane Nesbitt, coach. Along with many successful games two members of the team were selected to be on the Virginia State All-Mature Hockey Team. They were Bettie Fleming and Jean Terry. (84) THE 1943 WIGWAM • ♦•• ■« ♦ Helen Jonscher Manager Ann Kdge (Captain) Left Wing Bettie Fleming Right Fullback June Tribbett Center Half Jean Terry Left Half Virginia Vanni Goal Guard Betty Tyler Right Half Pat Bell Center Forward Helen Jonscher Right Inner Pat Quisenberry Right Wing Katherine Curtis Left Fullback Miss Nesbitt Coach - 4 Qja isitif Basnei Bml The varsity squad this year consisted of the following girls: Forwards Guards Jo Thompson Ann Edge (Captain) Mary Virginia Vanni June Tribbett Carol Bobbe Mildred Cridlin Mildred O ' Grady Bettie Fleming SCHEDULE OPPONENT R. P. I. OPPONENT R John Marshall 35 39 Westhampton College 4? John Marshall (2d) 22 32 Westhampton College (2d) - . 26 Thomas Jefferson 32 Thomas Jefferson (2d) 32 St. Catherine ' s 18 14 St. Catherine ' s (2d) 32 Ann Edge was elected captain, Ellen Dyer, manager, and Katherine Curtis, assistant manager. The entire squad consisted of 48 girls, which was an unusually large number. THE 1943 WIGWAM ♦ ' • •  •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ % Ellen Dyer Manager Ann Edge (Captain) Guard Jo Thompson Forward Mary Virginia Vanni Forward Carol Bobbe Forward Mildred O ' Grady Forward June Tribbett Guard Mildred Cridli Guard Bettie Fleming Guard Pat Quisenberry Guard izjc tufies One of the Goldmans . . . street scene . . . winter weather . . . com- FORT at last . . . Joyce on the way to class . . . jus ' practicing . . . fishin ' . . . wonder where those steps lead to . . . we bet the con- versation was interesting . . . the three mosquitoes . . . schnickel- gruber . . . looking on . . . hlckok inmates . . . how ' d this get on the Feature page? . . . the gang ' s all here . . . Queen and court (1942) . . . Curtis! you made another mis- take . . . the other Goldman finishes up. Hjjjjftfo. ..., „i,twi x g K5K8 Kg ■ j$ B i J ?iJr.-. ' . ' ' Xvi5: ? _ lllillffll 111 j A- 1 ♦•■ ■« ■• •;% ( way (joulii 1943 The most outstanding event of the school year is always the crowning of the May Queen. This gala occasion takes place on the East Lawn of the school. The Queen and her court bedeck themselves in the most exquisite gowns and reign as fittingly as might a regional queen and her court. The theme of May Day this year was Pandora ' s Beauty Box. Dances performed before the court were essentially light and flowery. The day of beauty succeeded in taking the audience ' s mind off of the thought of war for its short- lived existence.  ♦■■ •• % ♦ ♦ ' •• ' •• • • Marge Bi:hr Senior Representative Betty Blair Senior Representative Janet Wheeler Junior Representative Phyllis Goldman Junior Representative Marjorie Scales Sophomore Representative Jeanne Brent Sophomore Representative Dorothea Mills Freshman Representative Virginia Bell Gibson Fresh man Representative 9 ■ 4 ■ ' WA ' $ KATHERINE Minniehaha CURTIS Most Popular Girl JERRY Hiawatha FIELD Most Popular Boy HELEN Wenodigoes JONSCHER Best Personality ANN Nokomis MORGAN Wittiest ♦ ♦• ' •.♦• ' ♦ M BERYL Wenonah SMITH Best All-Around ANNE Pocohuntus POWELL Most Beautiful VIRGINIA Kwasind VANNI Most Athletic CYNTHIA Jossakeed MASON Most Intellectual 4 ' ■ ■ ■ • ' ♦■■ • ■ ptuaeni )ifteckfii} Ahern, Betty Rita Freshman 2300 Lakeview Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Alfriend, Katherine Whitehead Freshman 1 II I Colley Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Ammons, Frances Shirley Sophomore 3129 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Anderson, Sadie Forest Junior Wakefield, Ya. Angell, Nancy McLean Junior 3816 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond, Ya. Austin, Betty Ann Sophomore 195 Hempstead Avenue, Lynbrook, N. Y. Bakeman, Beryl Sophomore 4000 Montrose Avenue, Richmond, Va. Bambacus, Grace Sophomore 3007 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Barbre, Margaret Sophomore 4003 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Bass, Helen Kinnier Freshman R. F. D. 8, Richmond, Va. Beach, Eleanor Agnes Sophomore 64 Grove Street, Bloomfield, N. J. Beck, Elizabeth Regina Sophomore 1 103 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Bell, Margaret Elizabeth Freshman 5323 Bloomingdale Avenue, Richmond, Va. Benedict, Margaret Sophomore 2903 Second Avenue, Richmond, a. Bernstein, Florence Sophomore 713 Byrd Park Court, Richmond, Va. Berz, Helene Sophomore 4412 Bromley Lane, Richmond, a. Blair, Elizabeth Montgomery Senior 1 2 10 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Blanton, Rosalie Garland Freshman 2818 Semmes Avenue, Richmond, Va. Blayney, Martha Jean Junior 3208 Garland Avenue, Richmond, Va. Blumberg, Marjorie Ruth Freshman ion W ' arrenton Road, Roanoke, Va. Bobbe, Carol Junior 355 Northfield Road, Woodmere, Long Island, N. Y. BoDENSTEIN, Beatrice Freshman Port Jervis, N. Y. Boschen, Willie Anne Sophomore 2313 Maplewood Avenue, Richmond. a. Boyer, Zoe Bruce Freshman 1210 Graycourt Avenue, Richmond, Va. Bragg, Nina Bacley Senior Alberta, Va. Brandon, Doris Anna Sophomore 1012 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Brinton, Marjorie Murray Senior 101 South Adams Street, Montgomery, W. Va. Brockenbrough, Sarah Walker Senior Pumphouse Road, Richmond, Va. Brooks, Jane Clarke Freshman 3314 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Browne, Demie Scarlett Junior 1839 West Grace Street, Richmond, Ya. Buck, Woodson Jean Sophomore 122 Florida Avenue, Portsmouth, Va. Buhr, Margaret Elizabeth Senior 1608 Shadford Road, Ann Arbor, Mich. Burns, Lillie Weeks Senior East Elm Street Extension, Goldsboro, N, C. Burrill, Dorothy Elizabeth Junior 23 Lions Street, Brockton, Mass. Bush, May Thompson Sophomore 146 Main Street, Femington, N. J. Cabell, Jeanne Freshman Windsor Farms, Richmond, Va. Caplan, Miriam Freshman 2103 Maplewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Caplan, Rosalie Freshman 2101 Maplewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Cato. Jessie Johnston Sen ior 27 Clark Road, Richmond, Va. Cavan, Jane Lindsey Freshman 2402 Hawthorne Avenue, Richmond, Va. Choate, Collins Junior 128 Mitchell Avenue, Salisbury, N. C. Christian, Elykie Mary. Sophomore 2903 Northumberland Avenue, Richmond, Va. Clark, Elsie Thomson Freshman 321 North Harrison Street, Richmond, Va. Clarke, Juanita Ann Freshman 2424 Barton Avenue, Richmond, Va. Clay, Avril Gravings Freshman 900 Blanton Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Coalter, Gwendolyn Morrissette (Mrs.). .Sophomore 4500 Broad Rock Road, Richmond, Va. Cobb, Catherine Anne. . . Sophomore 3317 Second Avenue, Richmond, Va. Coburn, Gwendolyn Paige Sophomore 521 Roanoke Avenue, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Cohn, Eleanor Sophomore 4508 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Coles, Virginia W Sophomore 3020 Letcher Avenue, Richmond, Va. Collins, Shirley Mann Senior 1506 Ashland Circle, Norfolk, Va. Cook, Alice Volanda Sophomore 3426 Garland Avenue, Richmond, Va. Cooper, Harriet Lucille Junior 45 Park Terrace West, New York, N. V. Cowherd, Roberta Taylor Freshman Columbia, Va. Cox, Kliza Junior Route 4, Goldsboro, N. C. Crets, Joyce Freshman 3025 Fourth Avenue, Richmond, Va. Cridlin, Mildred June Sophomore Fern Avenue, Highland Springs, Va. Cross, Mary Blanche Junior 1903 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Crown, Caroly ' N V Junior 346 Franklin Street, Harrisonburg, Va. Culler, Norma Sophomore 171 1 Chilton Street, Baltimore, Md. Curtis, Katherine Frances Senior 2703 Hanes Avenue, Richmond, Va. Danto, Frances Junior 284 South Allen Street, Albany, N. V. Dinelli, Maria Clara Freshman 3309 West Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Dinneen, Mary Clara Sophomore 727 Byrd Park Court, Richmond, Va. Dickerson, Doris Jeannette Sophomore Box 903, Amelia, Va. Doerschuk, Ann Louise Junior 48 Henderson Avenue, Badin, N. C. Donahue, Betty Ann Sophomore 14 Dikeman Street, Waterbury, Conn. Dyer, Ellen Virginia Sophomore 3024 Barton Avenue, Richmond, Va. Edge, Ann Junior 361 1 Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond, Va. Edmiston, Phyllis Ruth Junior 93 Brown Street, Providence, R. I. Eidelman, Marcia Barbara Freshman 507 15th Street, Charlottesville, Va. Elsner, Carlyn Louise Sophomore 4414 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Elwood, Mary Lu Junior 324 18th Street. X. ' ., Canton, Ohio Engleman, Saralee Freshman 3 1 10 Ferncliff Road, Richmond. a. English, Mildred Elizabeth Freshman 6910 Woodrow Terrace, Richmond, a. Field, Jerry Jewett Senior 2010 Evelyn Byrd Road, Richmond, Va. Fitches., Margaret Bass (Mrs.) Senior 209 South Boulevard, Richmond, Va. Fleming, Elizabeth Stuart Freshman 2908 Riverside Drive, Richmond, Va. Ford, Hazel Nadine Sophomore 1018 North 35th Street, Richmond, Va. Fox, Margaret Freshman Eastville, Va. Frangk, Katherine Stelio Freshman 101 Corlies Avenue, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Franklin, Rebecca Gaynelle Freshman 216 Court Street, Roanoke, Va. Fray-ser, Jeanne Chiquita Freshman Route 5, Richmond, Va. Freeman, Dorothy Elizabeth Butler Freshman 5102 Belleau Road, Richmond, Va. Funderburk, Alice Stuckey ' Senior 122 North Maple Avenue, Martinsburg, W. Va. Fusco, Virginia Deane Sophomore 4010 Fauquier Avenue, Richmond, Va. Garnett, Ann Temple Sophomore 3808 Brook Road, Richmond, Va. Garrett, Peggy Freshman 622 Overbrook Road, Richmond, Va. Garvey, Mary Frances Sen ior 1836 Runnymede Road, Winston-Salem, N. C. Gibbs, Richard Henry ' Freshman 2316 Ingram Avenue, Richmond, a. Gibson, Virginia Belle Freshman 3205 North Avenue, Richmond, Va. Glenn, Bessie Blanche Sophomore 3319 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Godwin, Irene Minton Freshman 143 1 Greycourt Avenue, Richmond, Va. Goldfarb, Esther Senior 432 North 18th Street, Richmond, Va. Goldman, Elayne R Junior 171 Linwood Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Goldman, Phyllis E. Junior 171 Linwood Avenue, Buffalo, N. V. Goldsmith, June Julia Senior 216 North 15th Avenue, Hopewell, Va. Goode, Nancy Lee Freshman Staples Mill Road, Richmond, Va. Goodwin, Minnie Burch Junior Oaksby Plantation, Buckner, Va. Graham, Rena Micks Junior 101 North George Street, Goldsboro, N. C. Granger, Betty Beverley Freshman 4517 West Seminary Avenue, Richmond, a. Greene, Carter Sophomore Delaplane, Va. Greenberg, Doris Marion Junior 2304 Lakeview Avenue, Richmond, ' a. Gregory, Frances Brown Senior 11 10 Linwood Road, Grove Park, Roanoke, Va. Grigg, Mary-Virginia Sophomore 420} Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Guerrant, Patty Anne Sophomore 17 North Union Street, Petersburg, Va. Gwin, Mary Harriette Freshman Route 2, Hixson, Tenn. Hall, Helen Lee Junior 2008 Powhatan Street, Richmond, Va. Hallmark, Mary Anne .Junior 2728 Woodrow Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hardy, Mary Eugenia Sophomore Kenbridge, Va. Harland, Natalie t Senior Palmyra, Va. Harmon, Virginia Mason Sophomore 1207 West Franklin Street, Apartment 10, Richmond, Va. Harris, Anne Elizabeth Sophomore 310 South Cherry Street, Richmond, Va. Harris, Ronie Kathryn ■ Freshman 3031 Montrose Avenue, Richmond, Va. Harvey, Josephine Inez Senior Haynesville, Va. Hawkins, Martha Elizabeth Freshman 101 5 Petersburg Pike, Richmond, Va. Hawthorn] , Mary Marshall Senior Round Hill, Va. Hayvagian, Helen Rose Freshman 603 Semmes Avenue, Richmond, a. Hedgpeth, Doris Loretta ; ■ Freshman 2917 Moss Side Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hedgpeth, Helen Margaret .Freshman 603 Hamilton Street, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Heeke, Charlotte Mary ■ . • Freshman 3025 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Henderson, Clara Special Care of City Health Department, Charlotte, N. C Hibbs, Mary Sue .Freshman 910 West Franklin Street, Richmond, a. Hilbish, Jane Canody Senior Piney River, Va. Hirsohn, Sarah Freshman 1914 East Broad Street, Richmond, Va. Homes, Martha R Junior Bowling Green, a. House, Betty Joyce Freshman 2013 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. Houtman, Agnes C Sophomore Enka, N. C. Howard, Helen Mildred Sophomore 129a Ingram Street, Norfolk, Va. Howell, Lucy Lee Junior Cherryville, N. C. Huiet, Evelyn Sophomore 1328 Maple Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hunter, Ann Caryl Freshman 527 Montvale Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hurt, Sue Plummer Senior 1204 West 42d Street, Richmond, Va. Hutcheson, Virginia Lee Freshman R. F. D. 10, Richmond, ' a. Hutchinson, Susie Sankie Senior Baldenboro, N. C. Jackson, Mary Louise Junior Richlands, Va. Jameison, Elizabeth Anna Sophomore Box 96, Merritt Island, Fla. Jamgochian, Victoria D Freshman 425 North Addison Street, Richmond, Va. Jenkins, Madeline Denison Senior 3806 Hawthorne Avenue, Richmond, Va. Jerry, Alice Marie Freshman 23 Clark Road, Richmond, Va. Jones, Mary Frances .Junior 3202 Woodrow Avenue, Richmond, ' a. Iones, Joyce Agnes Sophomore 3210 Enslow Avenue, Richmond, a. Jones, Rachel .Freshman 122 Roseneath Road, Richmond, a. Jonscher, Helen May Junior 112 Dundee Avenue, Richmond, Va. Joseph, Lucille Freshman Eskdale, Va. King, Kathryn Phyllis Freshman 4001 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, a. Kirkhuff, Dorothea Jeanne Junior 445 Residence Park, Palmerton, Pa. toe 1 x, Shirley Rena Junior ;u Louisiana Street, Richmond, a. (96) Kohl, Phyllis Freshman Route 5, Richmond, Va. Krapin, Ida Shirley Senior 2 1 15 Venable Street, Richmond, Va. Kritzer, Ann Elizabeth. Freshman 1 201 Libbie Avenue, Richmond, Va. Kuck, Helen Louise Freshman 6910 Woodrow Terrace, Richmond, Va. LaBruce, Katherine F Junior 175 Queen Street, Charleston, S. C. Lancaster, Virginia Cary Sophomore 324 Albemarle Avenue, Richmond, Va. Landrau, Margarita Esther Sophomore City Hall, Rio Riedeas, Puerto Rico Landrum, Darrell A Sophomore 1 102 Sidney Avenue, Sterling, Colo. Lederer, Dolly Junior in East 56th Street, New York, X. Y. Leibowitz, Anita Sophomore 727 North 27th Street, Richmond, Va. Leon, Charlotte Justine Freshman 925 Harrington Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Light, Ruth Marjorie Sophomore 18 South Laurel Street, Richmond, Va. Lipford, Ann Heffley Freshman 2320 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Lorraine, Margaret Senior 2606 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Lowman, Mary Sue Junior Hot Springs, Va. Lowry, Elizabeth Ann Freshman 415 Maole Avenue, Richmond, Va. Lucas, Marjorie Mae Freshman 4816 East Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Marcus, Ellen Ada Sophomore 516 Northside Avenue, Richmond, Va. Martin, Carolyn Freshman 1 122 North Averdeer Street, Arlington, Va. Mason, Cynthia Jewell Senior 800 Redgate Avenue, Norfolk, Va. McCauley, Helen Arnette Senior 5107 Stratford Crescent, Richmond, Va. McGargo, Kathleen Frances Freshman 1019 Taylor Avenue, Richmond, Va. McDowell, Anna Elizabeth Freshman 316 Granite Avenue, Richmond, Va. McHose, Marie Sophomore 557 Hovvertown Road, Catasauqua, Pa. McLeod, Marion Kirk Junior 523 West Hampton Avenue, Sumter, S. C. Meredith, Elfie Lee Senior 101 North Stafford Avenue, Richmond, Va. Miller, Jean Virginia Junior Forest Road, Lynchburg, Va. Miller, Mary Patricia Freshman 4527 East Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Mills, Caroline Freshman 425 West End Avenue, Statesville, N. C Mills, Dorothea Freshman 410 West End Avenue, Statesville, N. C Mitchell, Catherine Garoner Freshman 5329 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Va. Moody, Gladys Virginia Junior 208 West 33d Street, Richmond, Va. Morey, Rose Senior Hartsdale Road, Elmsford, New York Morgan, Ann Phillips Junior 1504 West 41st Street, Richmond, Va. Morrison, Virginia Freshman 13 10 North Augusta Street, Staunton, Va. Morton, D ' Arcy Elizabeth Freshman 221-ioth Avenue, Huntington, W. Va. Nobles, Agnes Lucille Freshman 1 1 17 Orange Avenue, Fort Pierce, Fla. O ' Connor, Virginia Catherine Freshman 82 Bon Air Avenue, New Rochelle, N. Y. O ' Grady, Mildred A Freshman 3502 East Broad Street, Richmond, Va. Omohundro, Virginia Van Lew Junior Goochland, Va. Overby, Elizabeth Proctor Junior 230a South Laurel Street, Richmond, Va. Page, Margaret Draughn Freshman 1500 Sunset Avenue, Rocky Mount, N. C Parrish, Helen Elizabeth Sophomore 2624 Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Parsons, Nancy White Sophomore R. F. D. 1, Roanoke, Va. Passeri, Zelda Maria Freshman 2223 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Patterson, Cecilia Ann Junior 622 Riverview Avenue, Portsmouth, Va. Peters, Betty Churchill Junior 620 Red Lane, Salem, Va. Peterson, Barbara Coleman Junior Lawrenceville, Va. Pettitt, Elise Shore Freshman 829 Sycamore Street, Rocky Mount, N. C. Pitchford, Beryl Lee Freshman 4500 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Pitchford, Constance Mae Senior 4500 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Posey, Jean Bell .Freshman 1502 Palmyra Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Powell, Anne Elizabeth Senior 213 1 Rivermont Avenue, Lynchburg, Ya. Pride, Sarah I ee Freshman 3 North Mulberry Street, Richmond, Ya. Puckett, Lucille Virginia Freshman Winterpock, Va. Pi tni.y, Carolyn Sophomore Route 7, Richmond, Ya. Putzel, Ruth Sophomore Esplanade Apartment, Baltimore, Md. Raab, Patricia Ann Sophomore 910 Westover Road, Richmond, Va. Rader, Mary Elizabeth Freshman 2606 First Avenue, Richmond, Va. Radin, Marion Freshman 2204 Claremont Avenue, Richmond, Va. Ratcliffe, Agnes Kathleen Freshman 929 West Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Raymer, Mourine Senior Davidson. N. C. Richey, Joyce Ann Freshman 730 North Columbia, Union City, Indiana Riley, Rebecca Jane Freshman 3508 Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Riley, Virginia Agnes Freshman 3508 Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Roberts, Jean Lee Junior 309 Lancaster Road, Richmond, Va. Ross, Shirley Mac Sophomore 3402 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Roupas, Mary Freshman 4222 King Crest Parkway, Richmond, Va. Rowe, T. Kenneth Senior Heathsville, a. Rowe, Virginia Rives Senior 4010 Dunstan Avenue, Richmond, Va. Royal, Patricia W Freshman 17 Raines Avenue, Sandston, Va. Russell, Elizabeth Kathryn Freshman Moseley, Va. Rutherford, Mary Frances Senior 3507 Enslow Avenue, Richmond, Va. Sadowski, Shirlee Freshman Paradise Beach Hotel, Pensacola, Fla. Saville, Ethel Shackford Senior 3028 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Va. Scales, Marjorik Morris Sophomore [613 Laburnum Avenue, Richmond, Va. Schenker, Irving Israel Junior 216 North Cleveland Street, Richmond, Va. Schermerhorn, Jeane Freshman 1914 Hilliard Road, Richmond, Va. Scott, Ernestine Esqueline Sophomore 2 ,27 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Shapiro, Shirley Junior 615 South Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va. Shepherd, Mary Jackson Freshman 2008 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Shirkey, Frances Dare Junior 2409 Stuart Avenue, Richmond, Va. Shockley, Emily Mae Senior Snow Hill, Md. Shoosmith, AIargaret Booth Freshman Route 7, Centralia Road, Richmond, Va. Shvvab, Jean Doris Senior 276 Grove Street, Teaneck, N. J. SlDENBERG, MAXINE HARRIET Junior 2026 Rosewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Simpson, Louisa Lee Junior no Market Street, Annapolis, Md. Slaight, Ruth Janet Freshman R. F. D. i, Freehold, N. J. Smith, Beryl Beam Senior 2701 Fourth Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Smith, Sarah Junior 312 North Granby Street, Richmond, Ya. Snelling, Doris Marie Freshman 13 17 Columbia Street, Richmond, Va. Snelling, Lucy Reekes Sophomore Boydton, Va. Sobeloff, Ruth Jane Freshman 1809 Eutaw Place, Baltimore, Md. Spicer, Ina Rebecca Junior Fredericks Hall, a. Spicer, Martha Freshman 4014 Mount Vernon Avenue, Richmond, a. Stark, Margaret Smiley Freshman Winter Garden, Fla. Starts, Marion C Senior 5817 Clara Street, New Orleans, La. Steiner, Dena Lee Freshman 701 North 31st Street, Richmond, Va. Steinberg, Hilda Freshman 800 North First Street, Richmond, Va. Straus, Marion Freshman 3008 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Va. Straus, Miriam Sophomore 16 Roslyn Road, Richmond, Va. Stubs, Frances C. Farrell Senior 4 2 ' ) West Seminary Avenue, Richmond, a. Sussmah, Lenore Mac Junior 471 Beverly Road, Teaneck, N. J. Si ' yuam, Vanetta Ruth Freshman rz68 Piedmont Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. Svdnor. Margaret Rucker Sophomore 1707 South Boulevard, Richmond, Va. Tabakin, Hattie Junior 324 South Pine Street, Richmond, a. Tarris, Bethel C Sophomore R. F. D. 12, Richmond, Va. Taylor, Anne Decker Junior 2126 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. Taylor, Christine Ethel Freshman 317 West 30th Street, Richmond, a. Tazewell, Cordelia Burke Sophomore 420 Fairfax Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Tennent, Dorothy Yernelle Sophomore 612 North 37th Street, Richmond, Va. Terrell, Mary Frances Junior 2207 Second Avenue, Richmond, a. Terry, Jean Frances Junior 2413 Rosewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Terry, Jean Parke Freshman 142 1 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Thompson, Martha Josephine Sophomore Pounding Mill, Va. Thorpe, Alice Virginia Freshman 3228 Cliff Avenue, Richmond, Va. Tickner. Marilyn Ann Junior 304 Boston Building, Denver, Col. Tignor, Nancy ' Ann Senior 613 Roseneath Road, Richmond, Va. Tribbett, June Audine Freshman 2916 Northumberland Avenue, Richmond, Va. Trock, Winifred M Senior Westphalia Road, Mattituck, N. Y. Trow, Roberta Parrott Junior Box 184, Warrenton, a. Tucker, Bettie Mae Senior 430 Granville Drive. Winston-Salem, N. C. Turner, Mary Harrison Junior 4203 Stuart Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Turner, Theodore Roy Senior Frederick Hall, Va. Tyler. Betty Gray Fresh man 1612 Bellevue Avenue, Richmond, Va. I i.i. man , Ai tiki y Aldrige Sophomore 113 Lancaster Road, Richmond, Ya. Yanni, Mary Virginia Junior 3010 Woodrow Avenue, Richmond, Va. Van Sant, Mary Katherine Senior 834 Court Street, Fulton, Mo. Vest, Eunice Moss Freshman 411 West 24th Street, Richmond, Va. v.man. Susan Cecilia Sophomore 428 East Main Street, Dallastown, Pa. AGNER, Mildred Christine Junior Clayville, Va. 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