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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1944 volume:

jlrgJnJa Ccmmonweaftrt University Archive -V - -■ • ' • ♦ ♦ ♦ %  •• •♦ cN m ss ♦ % ♦ % ■ ' •■♦■%■ P WAM Annual Publication of the Students of RICHMOND PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTE of The COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY •V. HELEN HALL Editor-in-Chief MILDRED ENGLISH Business Manager f ' 4 ' 4 DEDICATION V- To one whose .fellowship and understanding have been ever present and generously offered . . . whose intellectual spirit and guidance have so freely been given to our problems . . . and whose sense of fairness, as a professor and a friend, has encouraged us to carry on, the WIGWAM staff deems it an honor to dedicate its 1944 issue to you, Dr, Margaret L. Johnson, with sincere gratitude. « ♦  FOREWORD If this perchance with effort small To you fond mem ' nes will recall Of deed and thought long since left dead Within a worldly, busy head, Then was our task worthwhile. And if it brings a vision clear Of incidents you treasured dear, Of personages long since gone, Or friendships true that still live on, Then was this task no trial. Or if beyond our fon dest dream This may recall a favorite scene And strike the fancy or the heart, It does to you our thoughts impart. Then we are done and we can smile And feel our efforts well worthwhile. V- • ' • v. Contents Book I THE COLLEGE Book II THE CLASSES Book III ACTIVITIES Book IV ATHLETICS Book V FEATURES Booh One he College v. : THE COLLEGE The Richmond Professional Institute of the College of William and Mary con- sists of a group of professional 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 pro- fessional institute located in the central section of Richmond. The 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. The entrance requirements, like its objectives and purposes, are entirely different from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg and other liberal arts colleges. ..V. % ♦ % ♦ Dearie- HENRY H. HIBP.S Adviser— DR. MARGARET L. JOHNSON X ■ f 9 ' ■ ' WILLIAM S. NAYLOR Professor of Music B.M. and M.M., Concinnati Conserva- tory of Music; Ph.D., Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester, N. Y. LOIS M. WASHER Assistant Profess or 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., Univ. sity of North Carolina EDNA JANE NESBITT Instructor in Physical Education U.S., New Jersey State Teachers Col- lege; M.A., Columbia University VIRGINIA CARTER BALL Dance Instructor B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman ' s Ci lege; M.A., New York University DORIS E. FALES Associate Professor of Biology A.B., Mount Holyoke College; KM., Western Reserve University; Ph.D., Yale University V- ♦ ♦ % ♦ ■%•♦• ' %■♦• HOWARD HUNTER DAVIS Assistant Professor oj Economics I!. ., University of Richmond ; Ph.] I., Johns Hopkins University CURT BONDY 1 ' rofcssor of Psychology Ph.D., University of Hamburg, Gcrmanj S. J. McCOY Associate Professor ol Englis ' i B.A., Wofford College; M.A.. Duke University; Ph.D., University of North Carolina RAYMOND T. HODGES ociate Professor of Dramati: Art and Speech State Teachers College, Blooms- burg, Pennsylvania; M..V, Columbia University MARGARET L. JOHNSON . Issociate Professor of Modern Languages B.A., Barnard College; M.A.. Columbia University; Ph.D., Columbia University ROSAMOND McCANLESS Librarian !.A., Converse College; B.A., University )f North Carolina, Library Science; M.A., University of North Carolina •V- SUE HURT Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy Graduate, Philadelphia School of Occupational Therapy HAZEL PETTUS MUNDY Instructor in Costume Design and Clothing Traphagan School of Fashion, New York; MacDowell School of Costume 1 )csign WILLIAM H. TOLERTON Associate Professor of Interior Decoration D.I.D., Paris Atelier, Pla-:e des Vosges; Brown University; Vesper George School of Art, Boston, Mas- sachusetts; Parsons School of Design, New York KATHERINE E. BELL Professor of Business Administration and Store Service Education B. A., Westhampton College; M. S„ School of Store Service Education, chmond Professional Institute of the College of William and Mary HELEN FILL RHODES Assistant Professor of Music r;ist Diploma, Cincinnati Conservatory if Music; one year of European Study ROSEMARY McMILLAN Assistant Professor of Store Service; B.A., Wc.man ' s College of the Uni- versity of North Carolina •V- JANET H. STEVENS Instructor in Art Bachelor of Design, University of Ten- nessee; M.S., Tulane University of New Orleans {CATHERINE GREEN Instructor in Piano y. H ostess ■ 1 ! a i _r J 1 4 • 9 1 1 B=? ■rt ffM | ! . • .Mrs. Raymond Hodges .Mrs. Nelson Robins Mrs. Virgie Chalkley X Book Two me Classes v. •♦• • ■• Class Sponsors Mrs. 1 Iazf.l Munda Senior Sponsor V. Miss Edna Jane Nesbitt Junior Sponsor 1 )r. Alice Davis Sophomore Sponsor TheS enior jass a 1: — - ■B mhff 5 s ■- w $jf « ' i rCt ' k. hJfr - -0 ' ' + OFFICERS arriett Cooper President M. KIM I [OMES Vice-President Helen Hall Elayne Goldman Secretary Treasure r V- I 4 ♦ Nancy Martha Jean Demie Dot ..y. SENIORS NANCY McLEAN ANGELL Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Retailing ... words cushioned with laughter Glee Club, ' 40- ' 42; I.R.C., ' 43- ' 44; Cotillion Club ' 43,- ' 44; Retail Club, ' 40- ' 44; Advertising Siat ' l WlCWAM, ' 43- ' 44; Junior Marshal. DEMIE SCARLETT BROWNE Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Retailing A milky way of freckles across her nose Westhampton College Vice-President Retailers ' Club, ' 44; I.R.C., ' 42- ' 43 ; Vice-President I.R.C., ' 44; Theatre Associates. ' 43; Vice-President Student Government, ' 44. MARTHA JEAN BLAYNEY Richmond, Virginia Bachelor ol Science in Music Lots of wile power Peace Junior College Glee Club, ' 42- ' 44; Custodian Glee Club. ' 43- ' 44. DOROTHY E. BURRILL Brockton, Massachusetts Bachelor of Science in Social Science A mind like a flash of lightning I.R.C., ' 41, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Glee blub, ' 41, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Hockey Squad, ' 41; Basketball, ' 41; Cotillion Club, ' 44; Theatre Associates, ' 41; Secretary, Sophomore Class; International Relations Club, Vice-President, ' 43; President, Student Government, ' 44. V- ■ ■ ■ ■ Harriet Fran Anne Alice V- SENIORS ♦■♦•♦-« t ♦ 1 •■ ' %■% HARRIET LESLIE COOPER New York, New York Certificate in Interior Decoration A long stalk of loveliness Cornell Summer School, ' 41; Cotillion Club, ' 41, ' 42. ' 4.1, ' 44, President, ' 44; Art Students League ' 41, ' 42, ' 43; Riders ' Club, ' 41, ' 42; Student Government Representative; Art Editor, Proscript, ' 43; Art Edi- tor, Wigwam, ' 44. FRANCES DANTO Albany, New York Bachelor of Science in Social Science As reassuring as sun-up Rider Business College Siena and St. Rose Riding Club, ' 41- ' 42; Theatre Associates, ' 41, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Vice-President of Dormitory. ANNE LOUISE DOERSCHUK Badin, North Carolina Certificate in Interior Decoration As quiet as silence itself Beaver College International Relations Club, ' 42; Cotillion Club, ' 42; Art Students ' League, ' 42, ' 43; Theatre Associ- ates, ' 44. ALICE STUCKEY FUNDERBURK Martinsburg, West Virginia Bachelor of Science in Retailing Sweet and calm as a sister ' s kiss Converse College Retailers ' Club; International Relations Club; The- atre Associates ; Representative, House Council. V. ■ t ♦ ..y. Mary Elayne Anne Minnie Bee SENIORS MARY FRANCES GARVEY Winston-Salem, North Carolina Bachelor of Science in Retailing A smile with a future in it Meredith College Retailers ' Club; Cotillion Club; International Re- lations Club; Theatre Associates; Art Students ' League; Student Government Representative; Presi- dent, 1 Jormitory, 319. ELAYNE RUTH GOLDMAN Buffalo, New York Bachelor in Me lical Technology Certificate in Physio Therapy As gracious as the ( nj a dancing retire Ohio Wesleyan University Sou nee Club, ' 41, ' 42; Theatre Associate-, ' 42- ' 44; Cotillion Club, ' 41- ' 44; Wigwam Staff ' 41- ' 44; Vice- President, Junior Class; Treasurer, Senior Class; Junior Marshall; Advertising Manager, Wigwam. ANNE CATHERINE GENTRY Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Business As likable as she is lookable Varsity Hockey MINNIE BURCH GOODWIN Buckner, Virginia Sachelor of Science in Social Science As eloquent as a travel folder Converse College University of North Carolina; Cotillion Club, ' 4.1, ' 44. V- , ■♦ ' ' • 4 ' ■ ' ' • Dons Margaret Mousie Mary Anne SENIORS V- ♦■ •♦•• - ■ ' ♦•♦ DORIS M. GREENBERG Richmond, Virginia Bachelor ol Science in Social Science Wearing confidence like a halo Cotillion Club HELEN LEE HALL Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Sc n Social Science A comfortable humor that tickles without scratching Basketball, ' 42; Cotillion Club, ' 44; Theatre Asso- ciates, ' 44; Inter-Club Council, ' 41; Assistant Editor Wigwam, ' 43; Editor Handbook, ' 44; Business Man- ager Proscript, ' 43; Secretary Senior Class, ' 44; Editor-in-Chief Wigwam, ' 44. MARGARET LACY GREENE Nathalie, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science A face scribbled with nice feelings and benevolent reactions to life Meredith College Cotillion Club, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Theatre Associates, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Riders ' Club, ' 42; l.R.C, ' 42, ' 43; House Council ; Inter-Club Council. MARY ANNE HALLMARK Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science . music-box of tinkling laughter Cotillion Club, ' 42. ' 43. V. v ■♦• • ' 4 • : ♦ t ■• Martha Agnes Mary Lou Shirley SENIORS ..y. •♦•♦  •♦■ ♦ •; ' ♦■ MARTHA RIVERS HOMES Bowling Green, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology A flirtive look in her eye Cotillion Club, ' 41, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Science Club, ' 41, ' 42, ' 4.1. ' 44; Vice-President, Senior Class, ' 44. MARY LOUISE JACKSON Richlands, Virginia Bachelor ol Science in Biology A face that teases your memory Stephens College Cotillion Club ' 44; Theatre Associates, ' 44; War Council. ' 44; President, Founders Hall. ' 44; Inter- Club Council, ' 44. AGNES C. HOUTMAN Enka, North Carolina Certificate in Interior Decoration ' Plains tliat are protnisory notes for the future SHIRLEY RENA KOCEN Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in General Business As nihil and itiviting as a park bench Theatre Associates. ' 41, ' 42. ' 43, ' 44; Cotillion Club, ' 41; International Relations Club, ' 43, ' 44; President, I.R.C., ' 44!, Wigwam Staff, ' 43. ' 44. V. Marion Gladys Elizabeth Jane SENIORS V. MARION KIRK McLEOD Sumter, South Carolina Bachelor of Science in Group Leadership A friendly person-to-person look St. Mary ' s Junior College Theatre Associates, ' 43, ' 44; International Relations Club, ' 4.1, ' 44, Treasurer, ' 43; Student Council. ' 44 ; President of Hickok House, ' 44. GLADYS VIRGINIA MOODY Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science Gives off quiet comfort as a store gives off heat Glee Club, ' 41, ' 42. ' 43, ' 44; Cotillion Club, ' 41, ' 42; Theatre Associates, ' 44; Assistant Photographic Edi- tor, Wigwam, ' 44. ELIZABETH PROCTOR OVERBY Richmond, Virginia achelor of Science in Public Health Xursii A jaw that never lakes no for an answer M. JANE QUINN Roanoke, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Retailing Spirits always a-tiptoe Madison College Art Students ' League, ' 42, ' 43; Theatre Associates, ' 43, ' 44 ; Science Club, ' 42 ; Cotillion Club, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44. V- Virginia Jean ijy B ■ •■ ' Bfl B Bjl Buckie Virginia V- SENIORS VIRGINIA WINBORNE RAMSEY Ivor, Virginia achelor of Science in Laboratory Technique No bigger than a soft whisper College of William and Marx JEAN LEE ROBERTS Richmond, Virginia Bachelor ol Science in Laboratory Technique Energetic eyebrows Science Club; International Relations Club; Stu- lent Council, ' 43 ; Cotillion Club, ' 41. INA REBECCA SPICER Frederick ' s Hall, Virginia Diploma in Clothing Construction Farm ille State Teachers ' ( J illege Eyes as meditative u twilight Cotillion Club, ' 42, ' 43; Art Students ' League, ' 43, ' 44; House Council, ' 43. VIRGINIA STONE Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Public Health Nursing As crisp as a white hyacinth Teachers ' College. New York City College of William and Mary ..y. Lenore Hattie Anne Mary Frances V. SENIORS M ♦ % % i ♦ ♦•1  % - I LENORE MAE SUSSMAN Teaneck, New Jersey Bachelor of Science in Retailing Certificate in Costume Design As unpredictable as a hiccup Pratt Institute Retail Cl ub, ' 43, ' 44; Cotillion Club, ' 42, ' 43. ' 44; International Relations Club. HATTIE TABAKIN Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science As inquisitive as an x-ray ANNE DECKER TAYLOR Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Nursing Southwestern College MARY FRANCES TERRELL Richmond, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Laboratory Technique ' She lives every moment as though it were a crisis X ♦ ) t • 4 Jeannie Marilynn 1 1 Sue Roberta V- SENIORS JEANNIE FRANCES TERRY Richmonil, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Social Science Her eyes punctuate everything she says Lynchburg College International Relations Club, ' 4.1; Cotillion Club, ' 44; WlCWAM Staff, ' 44; Theatre Associates, ' 44. MARILYNN TICKNER Denver, Colorado Bachelor of Science in Retailing A voice llial sings around the edges Lindenw 1 College Retail Club, ' 43, ' 44; Theatre Asociates, ' 44; Inter- national Relations Club, ' 44; Riding Club, ' 43 ; Hick k 1 louse Council. SUE LOWMAN TRIMBLE Hot Springs, Virginia Certificate in Interior Decoration Mary Washington College Art Students ' League; Hickok House Council ROBERTA TROW Warrenton, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology A light nay little feather of a smile Mary Washington College Cotillion Club, ' 42, ' 43, ' 44; Theatre Associates, ' 42, ' 43; Science Club, ' 42; International Relations Club. ' 43. V- t 4 ■ ♦ ; ♦■♦ •• • BETTY MAE TUCKER Winston-Salem, North Carolina Bachelor tit Science in Group Leadership Utile bubbles of excitement bvcak through her words Averett Junior College; International Relations Club; Cotillion Club; Riders Club; Wigwam Staff, ' 41, ' 43; Business Manager, ' 43; Theatre Associates. MILDRED CHRISTINE WAGNER Clayville, Virginia Bachelor of Science in Medical Technologj The jubilance of an unfurled flag Madison College Theatre Associates; Cotillion Club. SENIORS ..y. %■ ' ♦•♦•- DOROTHY BURR1 Scholarship Leadership ELIZABETH OVERBY Scholarship HATTIF. TABAKIN Scholarship SHIRLEY KOCEN Scholarship MARION McLEOD Leadership NANCY ANGELL Leadership SADIE ANDERSON Art MARTORIE SCALES Art V- t t 4 4 ■ ' ♦ Glass 1 rook ropnecy It ' s a new world . . . faintly in the misty background 1 can hear the stirring melody ol the New World Symphony . . . yes, now I can hear it plainly . . . but this time there are no rolling cannons Masting forth their ugly loads . . . no, no screams of dying men and creak- ing artillery to shatter the breath-taking melody; there is nothing lint peace in this land oi ours, now . . . for this is the new world! A dream, you call it ? . . . perhaps not, but for the present won ' t you let me dream just a little longer? For, you see, I am dreaming of the future ... a future twenty years hence. It is an odd dream, for all along this path of the future 1 have met comrades of college days. It was back in the war days of ' 41 that 1 first met them. They were so young and gay, so idealistic and alive. Did war change them? Yes, a little . . . but it made them strong and courageous and determined; determined that it should not happen again! Determined to pursue the right . . . and they did. In two score years they have erased that word from the minds of men, for they have sons of their own; they brought sons into this world, this new world of ours, to carry on in their fields and professions, as they bad done, only without the blight of war. But the future is not so melancholy ... in traveling this road 1 bad to pause and tell you. For don ' t you see, they made this new world . . . ami we have no more wars. Oddly enough, as I traveled along the avenues of this new world of plastic street lamps, heliocopters, moving sidewalks, rocket ships, and television, 1 chanced upon a beautiful Arcade of the world of tomorrow. The Arcade in itself was appealing, but it was not until 1 had noticed a small plaque lost in the spaciousness of the edifice that I appreciated its significance to the utmost. There impregnated in the stone were the names of colleagues of the years gone by. With sheer amazement 1 uttered them audibly. A lovely voice singing faintly in the distance leads me to a magnificent music hall. As 1 approach the spell-bound throng 1 feel a familiar note inside . . . and then I recall the voice that 1 had heard ringing in the Convocation Chapel so many years ago. Drifting on through the mixture of once familiar sounds and sights, a very professional looking woman approaches me. A hushed voice whispers that it is Hattie Tabakin, psychology professor at Harvard. Ann Gentry and Courtney Driscoll brush by too suddenly for me to stop them; everyone is revolving in his own little world too quickly to notice me. One by one, 1 pick up the lost threads. Harriet Cooper, now a world renowned interior designer, rests against the art arch sketching pent house interiors. Agnes Houtman is back in Holland designing bigger and better windmills. Ann Doershuk, in collaboration with the Associate Architects of America is devising a plan to construct a square circle. Mary Sue Lowman, wdiose domestic achievements led her to the altar, is busy trimming a nursery. There is a shriek in the distance and out from a bolt of fabric tumbles Sadie Anderson. Her full-time duty is whipping up little gardening aprons for Lady Astor. Hanna Bell rushes towards her canvas with the Pollak-like precision, to place the finishing stroke on her masterpiece of realism vs. modern art. This must be the fashion corner, for there stands Lu Elwood and a mouth full of pins; there is a brief moment of silence. All of a sudden Jane Quinn appears with all the savoir faire of Hortense Odium ' s women in fashion. The motor of her heliocopter idles on the roof while she whisks up a few designs for her Paris Salon. Demie Brown scurries by in a quickened executive strut to keep a transcontinental appointment with Lockheed ' s personnel director, Shirley Koceu. The subject under discussion is violation of the wage and hour law, for since post-war conversion, Lockheed is turning out more rubber garters than John Wannamaker is able to sell; or is that stretching it a point? Alice Lord and Mary Taylor, co-managers of Funderburk and Garvey, are bickering over a color promotion. Will it be Chinese check— er, poker dots? The weighty question is decided when Rebecca Spicer bursts into the hall of fashion with her latest creation of a duplicate bridge suit, in sing, sing stripes. Nancy Angell Hies on the scene with her check book Happing in the breeze en route to the buying market. She is now bead buyer of G Fox and Co. and a sly one at that. Opportunity pecks but once and Marilyn Tickner has answered the call of Peck and Peck to open a chain in Denver, Colorado (the a as pronounced in raddish). l.enore Sussman stumbles across the way ' mid price lags and labels to the fashion department. It is her lot to coordinate and not coagulate lights, camera and action in the Sak ' s weekly fashion shows. X Out of the fashion world and into the frying pan, for there is little rest in the social whirl. The social workers continue this maddening pace and bleary-eyed 1 stand by. Dot Burrill adds an extra post in front of her post office experience, for her social work duties find her in charge of ten delinquent families. Squaw Helen Hall sits cross-legged in her tepee counting the royalties from her best seller, The Wigwam. During her leisure moments she works upon the sequel, Totem 1 ' olc. Josephine Harvey, who got all wrapped up in her case work, found that she had a case on her hands with a certain guy named Snead . . . charity begins in the home. Frances Danto, who set out to prove that there was a place in the world for women, finds it difficult to keep them in the home now. 1 loris Greenberg, who takes her social work seriously, if clocked would find that time spent in playing mahjung would equal the x quantity in the equation x = y. All of which goes to prove the law of averages. Margaret Greene and Betty Peters share like honors as sponsors as ten families each. Terry, Hutchinson, ami Moody have set up social work agencies in the larger metropolises of Albekirk, Rangoon, and Peoria ready to serve morons, imbeciles, and the like. Bee Goodwin, who starred in the class Leisure Time Today, found that her Red Cross duties in Africa did not coincide with her text book: page five, line nine (in small print). Marion McLeod believes there is no place like home, but then again one doesn ' t often have Shaw Field adjoining one ' s back yard. Betty Tucker, that blazin ' beauty, was called back by special request after graduation to join the dental corps of the Waves ... or was it just the Navy? Mary Anne Hallmark, who graduated with highest honors in tit-tat-toe, is now running, after years of research, for the first place in the national doodling contest. All play and no work makes Miss X. RP1 a dull gal; so we had better dash over to the Killum-Cureum Laboratories for observation, both objectively and otherwise. 1 r. M. Lu Jackson, who at the present time is on leave of absence in Florida, with an acute heart con- dition, is the resident physician. Dr. Janet Holle, who so ably combines brains and beauty, is now interning in the lab. She prophesies very little future in her present salary of fifteen dollars per month. Her co-workers are eight lab technicians and what a bunch of stickers (notice, the n is silent like the k in spaghetti) ... If you feel neurotic, chaotic or even exotic you are a likely patient. Little Did 1 Know When I Met You . . . that you had a hypodermic in your other hand. Mildred Wagner, an expert at tracking down the hows and wherefores of hay fever, recently suggested that the versatile staff produce Noel Cowherd ' s play, of the same name, for the benefit of the patients. The bed-ridden audience expressed their appreciation by giving her the book entitled, The Hows and Wherefores of HUMAN Behavior. Roberta Trow finds needle point work very interesting, when not engaged in her technical duties. Collin Choate spends many happy hours chasing food particles through the blood stream. Psychologically this might be explained by the fact that early in her childhood she was inspired by the Nancy Drew mystery series. Dare Shirkey, who found the name Phipps more pleasing, does not shirk her duties while her husband is away, but spends much of her time in the Killum-Curem Laboratories. From Jean Roberts, the aide assistant of Dr. Holle, we expect great things, for she is soon to enter McGuire Hospital. It is the duty of Virginia Ramsey to tone down the screams of the local yokels when the hat-pin stickers swing into full action. A casual observer might think it a tattoo-er ' s den. It is to her that the dignity and charm of the Killum-Cureum Medical Center may be con- tributed. Mary Frances Terrell, who quite frequently runs around in circles, attributes this habit to the many years she spent at Stuart Circle Hospital. Before affiliation with the present laboratory, Nancy Tignor spent many months working on her technique at the Virginia Medical College Hospital. The Medical center would not be complete without the mentioning of the P.T. twins, Martha Holmes and Elayne Goldman. It is only through the endless efforts of these Physical Therapy majors that the patients of the medical center turn their kinks into curves and their calluses into corns. The medical profession is indeed grate- ful for that excellent University of Virginia technique. On the follow-up is the Occupational Therapist, Rena Graham, whose business it is to busy the fingers of doodlers, thumb twirlers, wood whiddlers, and the like. Virginia Stone floats about the Laboratory in the garb of the Angel of Mercy, spreading hope and good cheer in her path. A vibration of voices and sounds once more penetrates the Arcade and I turn slowly first in one direction and then to another. All around me are revolving spheres of human activity meshing and synchronizing into a pattern of worthwhile professions. Faintly the sweet strains of music of this new world float earthward from the dome of the Arcade and suddenly I awake with the complete realization of our new world. There is no more pettiness and greed, for my colleagues have found their niche in this vast world of ours; so over- powering is their desire to create that the other revolving spheres act as to keep them in time with the beat of the New World Symphony. X •♦-%■♦•% THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARGARET BENEDICT President VIRGINIA COLES Vice-President MARGARET BARBRE Secretary CLARA BALLENGER Treasurer V. GRACE BAMBACUS Richmond, Va. MARGARET B VBRE Richmond, a. MARGARET BENEDICT East Palatka, Fla. POLYANNA BOOT! Warrenton, Va. VIRGINIA COLES Richmond, Va. ALICE COOK Richmond, Va. V. JUNIORS % ♦ % ♦•% I % ♦•♦•1 ELLEN DYER Richmond, Va. ANN EDGE Richmond, a. ICON IE EDGE Richmond, Va. CAREYN ELSNER Jp Richmond, Va. VIRGINIA FOSTER Warrenton, Va. VIRGINIA FUSCO Richmond, Va. JUNIORS ..y. ERNESTINE SCOTT GIBSON Richmond, Va. BESSIE BLANCHE GLENN Richmond, Va. • «■ ' bp| ANN HARRIS Richmond, Va. r L ELIZABETH JAMKSOX Merritt Island, Fla. - , 1 m , - ■ 6 1 y HELEN JONSCHER Richmond, a. Hk ' ? r JO KEETER Kings Mountain, N. C. JUNIORS v. . 1K KELL Bluefield, W. Vb MARY ELIZAZETH KIMSEY Richmond, Va. VIRGINIA 1. Wl ' ASTk Richmond, Va. WITA LEIBOWITZ Richmond, Va. JUL! ANNA NORKLEE ' I Suffolk, Va. RUTH PUTZELL Baltimore, Md. JUNIORS V- PATRICIA RAAI3 Richmond, Va. HETTY ROYSTON New Market, Va. MARJORIE SCALES Richmond, Va. MIRIAM STRAUS Richmond, Ya. MARGARET SYDNOI Richmond, Va. D OROTHY TENNENT Richmond, Va. JUNIORS V. ♦ ♦ ♦%♦•% ' ' ♦• ' ♦■ i AUDREY ULLMAN Richmond, Va. VIRGINIA VANNI Richmond, Va. LULU GRACE WORLEY Cerro Gordo, N. C. NORMA CULLER Baltimore, Md. JUNIORS V. ■ -♦ The Dean ' s house lends an air of sophistication to the campus. Laics 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 impres- sive columns . . . the massive doors . . . the spacious and lovely paint- ings are some of the things that we will never forget about the Deanery. V- 4 ♦ ♦ % ♦ • ♦ THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JEAN POSEY MARION YELTON President Secretary HELEN HAYVAGIAN NANCY GOODE Vice-President Treasurer X •V. SOPHOMORES AHERN, BETTY BELL, ELIZABETH BERNSTEIN, FLORENCE IiOYEK, ZOE (.LAY, AVRIL DAVIS, MARTHA DINELLI, MARIA ENGLISH, MILDRED FA [SON, JOYCE FIELD, ANN FRANCIS. JANE DUDLEY FRANKLIN, REBECCA FRAYSER, JEANNE GARRETT, PEGGY GODWIN, IRENE • ♦ ♦ GRANGER, BETTY GRAY, BEVERLEY GRIGG, MARY-VA. HAWKINS, MARTHA HAYVAGIAN, HELEN HEDGEPETH, DORIS Hll ' .HS. MARY SUE HOUSE, BETTY HUNTER, MAI HE 1 1 ITCH ESON, VIRGIN I A JAMGOCHIAN, VICTORIA JONES, ELIZABETH JONES, RACHAEL KOHL, PHYLLIS KICK. HELEN ' .. f •■ ■■ ■ ' ' lucas, marjorie Mcdowell, anna miller, pat mills, dottie mitchell, catharine moody, elizabeth nobles, agnes page, margaret pettit, elise phaup, evelyn phillips, hazel posey, jean radin, marion riley, rebecca riley, virginia V. SOPHOMORES SPICER, MARTHA STEINBERG, HILDA STEINER, DENA STRAUS, MARION ' AZEWELL, CORDELIA TERRY, JEAN THORPE, VIRGINIA VEST, EUNICE WALL, REBEKEH SOPHOMORES v. W ' • t ATKINS, ANNE WHARTON, JUNE WILSON, HELEN WINSTON, ZOE YELTON, MARION PRIDE, SARAH WHITE, DOROTHY FRIEDMAN, BERTHA SOPHOMORES v. . ♦• ' • THE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS ROSEMARY COMREY President NELL HOGSHEAD Vice-President BETTY WILLIAMS Int-er-Club Representative PEGGY SEXTON Student Council Representative PAT ALBRIGHT Treasurer V. ■■ ■ ■■ 4 , • ' • ■ ♦ • Y ADAMS, FRANCELLE ALBRIGHT, PAT BEE, JACQUELINE BROWN, MARY JO BURRILL, JANE CAPLAN, LEATRICE CAPLAN, MIRIAM CHRISTEN, MARY COMREY, ROSEMARY COOPER, GLORIA CREWS, MARTINEAU CROUCH, MARGARET HI. I. ION, BETTY EDWARDS, THELMA FISH, JAMES V- FRESHMEN FREEMAN, DOROTHY GILLIAM, LUCIE GOLDFARB, SHIRLEY GOODMAN, JACQUELINE HALE, MILDRED HALTIWANGER, JANE HARDING, SALLY HARRELL, SHIRLEY HESTER, DARLENE HOUSTON. BENA JO LOWENTHAL, NORMA McKENZIE, ROSALYN MOORE, KATHRYN MORECOCK, ROSE MARIE NAIMAN. BERNICE FRESHMEN V. O ' KEEFE, HELEN PALMER, BETTY SUE POWELL, VERNON RILEY, KITH R( SENBLOOM, ERNESTINE SEX T() , M VRGARET SILVER, MARIANNE SI ' EARS, EMMA JEANNE SPILMAN, BETTY JANE SUSSMAN, KITH THOMAS, FRANCES VINCENT, BARBARA WALDEN, MARY STUART WALDROP, DOROTHY WATERS, GLORIA -.. •♦• ' ♦ WILLEY, ANNA MARGARET WILLIAMS, BETTY WiNFREE, CORA STIGALL, KLIZABETH W ' c - 1 ■T B 1 ■ - 1 ij j 1 i ■ ■ 1 ■P . BBB FRESHMEN V. j f f BARRY HALL Since our boys have gone to war, Harry Hall lias become home for facult rbers. V- t ♦ ♦ Booh Three Activities ..y. NEVER IN PUBLIC, MR. FISH . . . TYPICAL DUCK WEEK ATTIRE . . . ONE - TWO - THREE - KICK— HAVE YOU TRIED IT? . . . LIGHT FOR A MIGHTY SOPHOMORE . . . AROUND THE BLOCK. IF YOU PLEASE. JUST LIKE THAT— UNQUOTE . . . ALL THE SYMPTOMS OF SPRING? BUT IT ' S REALLY OCTOBER . . . YOU ' RE WELCOME— I ' M SURE . . . WILL YOU? HUH? WILL YOU? . . RAY RAH! D 1 :CK WEEK ' V- I. • .♦ ♦ At 4 ■M c i I )r, Margarei Johnson Sponsor I Hill THY 111 KIM 1 ' resident The Student Council The Student Council is one of the two divisions of the executive 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, organization, and dormitory. The functions of the Student Council are those which pertain to the government regulations. X NANCY ANGELL DOROTHY BURRIL1. NORMA CULLER MARY GARVEY ELIZABETH JAMESON MARION McLEOD V- J 4 •■ v. nter-Club Council The Inter-Club Council is the other division of the two divisions of the executive department of the Student Government 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 box ' 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 body of the school. DOROTHY BURRILL U.I. EN DYER MILDRED ENGLISH DORIS HEDGI ' ETH MARY ELIZABETH KIMSKY V. Mildred English Business Manager The 1944 WIGWAM EDITORIAL STAFF v. Ei 1 1 ■ x I Iyer Assistant Editor Roberta ( Iowhi rd Snapshot liditor Virginia V xxi Feature Editor 1 1 vriei n: Cooper Art liditor ( Iladys Moody Assistant Photographic Editor Helen Hayvagian Assistant Art Editor •- %• ' ♦• ' ♦ SPONSOR I )n. Margarei L. Ton NSON vai ADVERTISING STAFF Elayne Goldman Norma Culler BUSINESS STAFF Ann Ed:;f. ( ' irculalion Manager Shirley Ko i n Advertising Manager V- t ■ f ♦- Norma Cullek Editor— 1943 Patricia Royal Editor— 1944 MissDix Faculty Adviser The Proscript Under two editors this year. The Proscript has carried on its work of report- ing news of the campus. Throughout the year. The Proscript lias carried accounts of important events on the campus and has offered to students interested in newspaper writing a chance to develop their talents. V- t t ♦•♦•♦■♦ •7 % ♦•% Nj 1 1 1 ..• A «• ■ 1 yHf ' K i ' • Elfl 1 M m EDITORIAL STAFF REPORTERS ..y. •■♦■♦■• )■$ ■ ■■ • ♦•♦ ' - Retail Club OFFICERS Jane Buffett President Evelyn Huiett f r ice-President Edvvina Bannigan Secretary Joan Maxwell Treasurer The Retail Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Katherine Bell, is now in its., fifth year of existence. Its membership is composed of students majoring in Store Service. The club provides a means of promoting friendship and cooperation among the students, the faculty, and retail institutions. Social activities are com- bined with constructive work to make the club an asset to the department and the school. V- Cotillion Club OFFICERS I fAERiETT Cooper President Marjorie Scales Vice-President June Wharton Secretary Dela Tazewell Treasurer Mary Sue Hibbs Inter-Club Representative .Mrs. Marvin Chalkley Sponsor Willi the closing of the year, the Cotillion Club once more binds a few pages (if delightful memories in the Club Scrapbook. Though the dates on the calendar have long since been buried by the passing months, one does not easily forget the initiation by candlelight, the merriment at the Christmas party, and the thrill (if the Fall and Spring Cotillion Dances. The outstanding event i the Cotillion Club was the Mid-Winter Victory Ball. The gymnasium was transformed into a setting of springtime loveliness, with graceful damsels and gallant officers tripping the light fantastic. With the closing of another year the Cotillion Chili members bid a fund fare- well and look forward to the dance sets of ' 45. V. Girls ' Glee Club The Glee Club is open to all students who are interested in singing. This year the Glee Club has appeared at the U.S.O., Ewart ' s Cafeteria, Convocations, and a Spring Recital. OFFICERS Mary Elizabeth Ki msey President Ernestine Gibson Vice-President Ann Harris Secretary Virginia Coles Treasurer Martha Jean Blayney Custodian Rerkly Stevenson Accompanist Doris Hedgepeth Inter-Club Representative MEMBERS Ray Bowers Ann Harris Ann Field Gladys Moody Ernestine Gibson Hazel Phillips Alice Hursi Gloria Cooper Patsy Royal I (oris Hedgepeth Mary E. Kimsey 1 oroi hy White Maki ha J. Blayney Virginia Coles Mildred Hale NancyKing Ann Willingham Jane Cavan V. fr i.m iM av— ( (Aii- Theatre Associates OFFICERS Margaret Page President Christine Taylor Vice-President Lougenia Woolridge Secretary Ax ita Leibowitz Treasurer Mr. Raymond Hodges Adviser For their fourth year the Theatre Associates again had a successful season. Naturally, with the lack of male talent on the campus, play selection was tremen- dously complicated. Ladies in Waiting was a good head-liner for an opening and proved so effective that girls locked their doors after the performance. The second bill was a group of one-act plays called plays of our allies because it included a Chinese, a Canadian, and a Russian play. These played four nights in the studio theatre. Two other major performances followed including the hilarious Molier comedy. X • ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 9 ■ ♦- Art Students ' League OFFICERS |eanne Kirkhuff President Pat Bell ' ice-President Sadie Anderson Secretary Margaret Starke Treasurer 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, trips to New York and Washington, student exhibits, a costume ball, lectures by contemporary artists and round-table dis- cussions. The club was organized to till the gap between the classroom and the success- ful artist, and to create a feeling of unity and fellowship among student artists. V- 1944 ART STUDENTS ' LEAGUE V- t v. International Relations Club OFFICERS Shirley Kocen President Josephine Harvey ' ice-President Anne Harris Secretary Ann Willi ngham Treasurer Mary Claire Dinneen Representative to Inter-Club Council Dr. Howard Davis Sponsor Today main- of the international Relations Clubs in foreign countries have had to be discontinued because of the war. We here in one of the last strongholds of democracy, America, should do everything possible to keep up the spirit ol the I.R.C. However, our attention today has been turned inward the bettering of international relations in the post-war world. Occupational Therapy Club Occupational therapy is the newest addition to the courses offered at the Richmond Professional Institute. The enrollment has shown a heartening growth since the school opened in September of 1942. Students represent eight different states, including Virginia, and the island of Puerto Rico. The qualifications of these students range from a high school diploma to college degrees and varied experience in the business and professional world. The school offers a course, approved by the American Medical Association. equally divided between theory and activities. The theory courses include medical lectures, anatomy, occupational therapy and rehabilitation, psychology, and elective courses selected from other departments. The activity courses include weaving, woodworking, leatherwork, bookbinding, and other skills a student will find useful in her treatment of patients. Following a trend preceding the war but accelerated by it, occupational therapy is broadening its scope in the rehabilitation held. X ' ♦•■♦ ' 9 ' 4 4 • ♦ • ' ♦- ' ♦ V : ■ ' ■ ' • • ' t-4- ' t Hickok House v. Few passing down Franklin Street reralize 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 panorama 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 building, 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 there is a wild dash to make that 8:45 . ' ■lid to avoid the night vigil of Mrs. Mosby. Book Four Athletics ..v. t f - : ' 4 ♦ £du B B Iffl ..y. WELL CHAPERONED! . . . LONDON BRIDGE IS FALLING DOWN— FALLING DOWN . . . MAY WE GO, NANCY? . . . READY— AIM— FIRE ! . . . IT ' S SO PEACE- FUL IN THE COUNTRY . . . IRENE IN SHEER COMFORT . . . BICYCLE BUILT FOR ONE— EXTENSION PLEASE . . . NICE PICTURE— NICE FRAME . . . THERE ' S ALWAYS ROOM FOR ONE MORE . . . END O ' THE LINE. 1 — - Athletic Council OFFICERS Virginia Vanni President Ann Edge Vice-President Ellen Dyer Secretar v Virginia Ou.es Treasurer Mildred English Inter-Club Council Miss Nesbitt Coach MEMBERS Zelda Passeri Mary Ann Hallmark Helen Kuck Pat Albright Jean Terry i )orijtuy Tenent Virginia Fusco V. Varsity Hockey The hockey squad which consisted of twenty-seven players under the direc- tion of Miss Edna Jane Nesbitt ami management of Helen Kuck had a successful season. Jean Terry was elected Captain of the team. The two outstanding games of the year were played with John Marshall and the Richmond Hockey Club. V- Helen Kuck Manager Jean Terry (Captain) Left Half Maui 11 a Jane Shand Right Half EBIE S Til. ALL Right Inner Mary- Virginia Grigi Left Inner An Edge Center Forward Helen Kuck Right Fullback Pat Quirenm rry Left Wing Pat Royal Left Wing Mary Fazel Right Wing Marion Walker Right Wing Pat Albright Goal Guard X 0. , Varsity Basketball The varsity squad this year consisted of the following girls: FORWARDS GUARDS Virginia Vanni (Captain) pollyanna booth Ellen Lipscomb Betty Hodge Ann Edge K v Bowers Pat Quisi nberry The squad under the capable guidance of their manager, Pat Albright, and coach, Miss Nesbitt, had a very good season. The varsity squad selected Virginia Vanni as Captain and played five Richmond schools, including: John Marshall, Thomas Jefferson, St. Catherine, Westhampton College, and The Richmond Basketball Club. The second team with Hetty Hodge as captain had one of the best seasons on record. ..V. ij 1 ' ai Albright Manager Virginia Vanni (Captain) Forward in- van a Booth Fonvard Eli.en Lipscomb Forward Ann Eu ;e l.aard Ray Bowers Guard Betty Hc i :.f. Forward Pat Quisenberry Agnes Nobles Guard Mhs Nesbitt Coaf i v. -«•■ •• ■♦■ Varsity Tennis The Tennis team had a very successful season with Winnie Trock, as Captain, and Tune Tribbett, as Manager. Outstanding matches of the year were the ones with Thomas Jefferson, John Marshall and St. Catherines. Since the squad has recently been organized, we hope that the future ones will be larger and even more successful. For the coming ' 44 season, Ellen Dyer has been chosen as manager. V- • ♦ ♦ ♦ Book Five Feat ures v. . ' ♦♦- IN SEASON? . . . BEEN WAITING L( NG, MARY LOU? . . . JUST POSIN ' . . . THE RIDERS ' CLUB IX ACTION . . . DORM GIRLS A LA SUNDAY . . . LOOK SWEET, PLEASE . . . THE STORE SERVICE GIRLS TRAVEL AGAIN . . . THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES . . . IT ' S SPRING AGAIN —HUH? ZELDA? V. . ♦ ♦ ■ ' ■ ■■ ■ ' JANET HOLLE— QUEEN V. May Court 1944 Mary Garvey Sadie Anderson Senior Representatives AmieHawes Nell Hocshead Sophomore Representatives Norma Culler Evelyn Huiet Junior Representatives ' osemary Comrey Corbin Crafford Freshman Representatives V- ' ■ ♦ •♦•• ■ ' « 4 ■ m Norma Culler Most Popular Girl Cai h rine M [tchell Wittiest Who ' : V. DOROTHY BURR1LI Most Intellectual VIRGINIA VANN1 Best Ail-Around Harriette Cooper Most Beautiful Wh O Virgin [a Coles Best Personality Best Dressed Si •3 - VlRCINl VANN] Most Athletic I Cm 4 I m • ' ♦-♦• v. Some people may think it strange that one becomes attached to a creaking staircase, an ivy-covered wall or a lovable old door frame; yet it is not strange that one cherishes a faded and curled gardenia nestled mid the pages, long since tied, in a serapbook of yesterday. And after a lingering moment, th at lifeless, unscented flower brings forth a lively and fragrant presence. It ' s very petals seem sensitive and radiant as they did that night . . . that beautiful night so long ago. Now another year has passed, a year in which memories of teas and dances, studies and hooks, tears and joys . . . yes, and the lovable Mrs. Chalkley, are bound up to be encased within the leaves of this keepsake book. But whether recorded or not, thousands of grains of the precious sands of time will have to slip through the arrow glass before the happy remembrances of H27 will be forgotten. V the Saturday Evening Pos, March 22, 1 M1. Founders Hall, in the I870 ' s and l88o ' s This black and white- drawing by Bobbie Green of the School of Art, is a copy of a colored illustration for Sing for a Penny by Clifford Dowdy, pub- lished in the Saturday Evening Post of March 22, 1941. Matt Clark, the illustrator, came to Richmond and selected this building as an illustration for this scene in Mr. I owdy ' s book. . . . The hero of the book had had difficulty with his wife and they separated. One morning he drove down Franklin Street in a brand new buggy with a line blooded horse, and just as he came opposite what is now called Founders Hall, the errant — that is, his estranged wife — walked out of the door. The hero expected to speak to her, but just as he attempted to do so, she opened her parasol and interposed it between them. ..yj • ' - ' 4 ' ♦•♦ ' Student Adams, Francellc Freshman 700Kawana Road, Columbia, S. C. Ahem, Betty Rita Sophomore 2300Lakeview Avenue, Richmond, Va. Albright, Patricia Ann Freshman 202 E. Luray AVenue, Alexandria, Ya. Anderson, Sadie Forrest Senior Wakefield, Va. Angell, Nancy McLean Senior 3810 ' Midlothian Pike, Richmond, Va. Ashby, Marjorie Lewis Senior 1616 Virginia St., Charleston, W. Ya. Ballenger, Clara Lucile Junior 1920 Bay Street, Charlotte. N. C. Bambacus, Grace lunior 3007 Park Avenue, Richmond. Ya. Banigan, Edwina Jane lunior 51 Lincoln Boulevard, Kenmorc, N.Y. Barlirc, Margaret lunior 4003 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Bass, Helen Kinnier Sophomore R.F.l I. 8, Richmond, Virginia Batchelder, I )avis Sophomore Gainesville, Virginia Baylor, Tulia Craig Freshman S3i7 W. Grace Street, Richmond, Va, Bayne, Margaret Ellen Freshman 1405 Westwood Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Keck. Elizabeth Regena Junior 1103 W. Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Lee, Jacquelyn Fresh man 66 Rutledge Avenue, Charleston, S. C. Bell, Hannah Senior Red Springs. N. C. Bell, Margaret Elizabeth Sophomore 5323 Bloomingdale Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Benacerraf, Annette Sophomore 931 Kent Road, Richmond, Va. Benedict, Margaret Junior E. Palatka, Fla. Bernstein. Florence H Sophomore 713 Byrd Park Court, Richmond Blackwell, Mary Sophomore 3111 Sunset Avenue. Richmond. Va. Blayney, Martha lane Senior 3208 Garland Avenue, Richmond, Va. Directory Blumberg, Marjorie Sophomore 308 S. Hamilton, I lalton, Ga. Bodenstein, Beatrice Sophomore 43 . 71st Street, New York City Booth. 1 ' ollyanna Junior 145 Locust Street, Warrenton, Ya. Bowles, Beverly Sophomore 509 Walnut Hill, Roanoke, Ya. Boyer, Zoe Bruce Sophomore 1210 Greycourt Avenue, Richmond, Va. Bray, Mildred Lee Freshman Lillian, Virginia I o i laddus, Lysle Freshman 3210 North Avenue., Richmond, Va. Brooks, fane Clare Sophomore 3314 W. Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Brown, Bernice Freshman 19 Arch Street, Ansonia, Connecticut Brown, Florence Freshman 2d(l2 Jetton Avenue, Tampa, Fla. Brown, Martha Freshman 4(X) High Street, Salem, Ya. Brown, Mary Jo Freshman ' Box 107 Noultrieville, S. C. Broun. Nova 1) Freshman 580 N. Main Street, Wellsville, N. Y. Browne, 1 lemie Senior 1839 W. Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Buffett, Jane Powell Junior 508 Evergreen Avenue, Bradley Beach, N. J. Burrell. Jane Hutson Freshman 1824 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Burrill, Dorothy Senior 2i Lyon Avenue, Brockton. Mass. Burt, Anne .Sophomore 201 Matoaka Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Byrd, Mary E Freshman Midlothian, Virginia Call, Ernestine Freshman 512 Frederick Street, Bluefield, W. Va. Caplan, Beatrice Freshman 1301 N.27th Street, Richmond, Va. Carruth, 1 renc Page Freshman 3318 North Avenue, Richmond, Va. Brooks, Carrie Lewis Sophomore Oxford Road, Henderson, N. C. Carter, Carrie Lewis Sophomore Oxford Road, Henderson, N. C. Cavan, Jane Sophomore 2402 Hawthorne Avenue, Richmond, Va. Christen, Mary Freshman 1618 Broadfield Road, Norfolk, Va. Clay, Avril Sophomore 900 Blanton Avenue, Richmond, Va. Coalter, Gwendolyn Junior 4500 Broad Rock Road, Richmond, Va. Cobb, Catherine Ann Junior 3317 2nd Avenue, Richmond, Va. Cohurn, Gwendolyn Junior 521 Roanoke Avenue, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. ( i. hen. 1 leiirietta Sophomore 2800 Woodley Road, Washington, I . C. Coleman, Martha lane Freshman 41 Old Mill Road, Richmond, Va. Coleman, Virginia. Kenbridge, Va. Coles. Virginia Walker 3020 Letcher Avenue, Richmond, Va Colonna, Mary Sue Freshman ...Junioi Sophomor, Exmore, Virginia Comrey, Rosemary Freshman 105 Bradford Street, Charleston, W V ' a. Cook, Alice Junior 3426 Garland Avenue, Richmond, Va. Clink. Constance Freshman 5522 Fairglen Road, Chevy Chase, Md. Cooper, Gloria Fresh man 3011 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Cooper, Harriett Senior 45 Park Terrace West, New York t looper, Helen Sophomore 449 N. Braddock, Winchester, Va. Cowherd, Roberta Columbia, V; .Sophomore I Crafford, Corhin Sophom 24 Willway Road, Richmond. Va. Crafford, Mvrna. Lee Hall, Va. Creps, Arline Joy 3023 4th Avenue, Richmond, V; Crews, Martineau 252 Atlantic Avenue, Palm Beach, II Croft, I )uane. 2710 Grayland Avenue, Richmond, .Freshman Sophomore . Freshman la. Freshman Cross, Mary Senior 1903 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Crouch, Margaret L Freshman 2906 Barton Avenue, Richmond, Va. Culler, Norma Junior 1711 Chilton St., Baltimore, Md. Cuthbertson, Ann Sophomore 2213 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. I lalrvmple, Mary Junior Joneslu.ro, N.C. I lanto, Frances Senior 284 S. Allen Street, Albany, N. Y. 1 (autch, Phyllis Freshman 745 Lafayette Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Davis, Martha Ann Sophomore 2943 Rivermont Avenue, Lynchburg, Va. Dean, Hilda Alyse Sophomore 1875 Monticello Avenue, Petersburg, Va. Deer, E. Dorothy Sophomore 717 Sherwood Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Deno, H. Muriel Freshman Bantam, Conn. 1 lerKirkorian, Marion Freshman 3342 Parkwood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Dickerson, 1 )oris Junior Amelia, Va. I lillon, Betty Freshman 214 W. Center Street, Lexington, N. C. 1 linneen, Mary Clare Junior 727 Byrd Park Court, Richmond, Va. Dinelli, Maria Sophomore 3309 W . Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Doering, Margaret Junior 238 Boston Avenue, Lynchburg, Va. Doerschuk, Annie Senior 48 Henderson Avenue, Badin, N. C. Iriscoll, Courtney Senior 241o Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. 1 hum, Laura Gray Freshman Route 11, Richmond, Virginia Dyer, Ellen Virginia Junior 6922 Woodrow Terrace, Richmond, Va. Ebel, Christine Anne Freshman 3325 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Va. Edge, Ann Junior 3611 Chamherlaync Avenue, Richmond, Va. Edge, Roxanna Junior 3611 Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond, Va. .V- Edwards, Thelma Freshman 444 Fairmont Avenue, Winchester, Ya. Eisner, Carlyn Iwnior 4414 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Elwood, Mary Lu Senior 324 18th Street, X. ' ., Canton, ( )hio English, Mildred Sophomore 207 Morris Street, Monroe, X C. Faison, [oyoe May Sophomore 3427 W. ( .race Street. Richmond, Va. Farrand, Edith Freshman 309 Carlson Street, Richmond, Ya. Fazel, Mary Sophomore 1530 Westover Avenue, Petersburg, Va. Field, Ann Elizabeth Sophomore 2CK) Evelyn Byrd Road, Richmond, Va. Fish, James M Freshman 2818 Wellington Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Fleishman, Marilyn Freshman 4307 18th Avenue, Brooklyn, X. Y. Francis, Jane I (udley Sophomore 115 Boundary Street, Waynesville, N C. Frangk, Katherine S Sophomore 101 Corlies Avenue, Poughkeepsie, X. Y. Franklin, Rebecca G Sophomore 216 Court St., Roanoke, Virginia Frayser, Jeanne Sophomore Route 5, Richmond, Ya. Freeman, 1 Jorothy Freshman 5102 Belleau Road, Richmond, Va. Friedman, Bertha Sophomore 150S Moran Avenue, Norfolk, Va. Friedman, Marilyn Freshman 11 S. Munn Avenue, F. Orange. X. J. Funderburk, Alice Senior 122 X. Maple Avenue, Martinsburg, W. Va. Fusco, Virginia 1 leane hinior 4010 Fauquier Avenue, Richmond, Va. ( tarrett, Ann Ferrell Freshman 405 Lincoln Avenue, Roanoke, Va. Garrett, Ann Temple Sophomore 3808 Brook Road, Richmond, Va. Garrett, Margaret Sophomore 622 Overbrook Road, Richmond, Va. ( Ian ey, Mary Frances Senior 1836 Runnymede Road, Winston-Salem, X. C. Gentry, Anne Senior 3335 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Va. ( ierhanlt, Rutbe Marie Freshman 2420 Ma]. lew 1 Avenue, Richmond, Va. ( iilliam. Lucie W Freshman 2608 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Glenn, Bessie Blanche hinior 3319 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. ( iodwin, Irene Minton Sophomore 1431 Greycourt Avenue, Richmond. Va. Goldfarb, Shirley Freshman Si2 X. 18th Street, Richmond, Va. ( ioldman, Elayne Ruth Senior 171 Linwood Avenue, Buffalo, X. Y. Golin, (dona F Freshman 45 Gaylord Street, Bristol, Conn. Goi de, Nancy Lee Sophomoi e ' R. F. 1). 12, Richmond. Va. ( ii lodman, Jacqueline Freshman 2207 Maplewood Avenue, Richmond, Ya. ( ioodwin, Minnie Burch Senior Oaksby Plantation, Buckner, Va, rraham, Rena Micks Senior 111 N. George Street. Goldsboro, X. C. Granger, Betty Beverly Sophomore 4517 W. Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. ( iray, June Beverly Sophomore 3104 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Greenberg, Doris Senior 2304 Lakeview A venue, Richmond, Ya. ( ,Ki in-, Margaret Lacy Senior Nathalie, Ya. ( rrigg, Mary Virginia Sophomore 4203 Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. (.win. Mary Harriette Sophomore Hixson, Tenn. Haberern, Patricia Freshman 709 Main Street, Riverton, X. J. Hale. Mildred Doris Freshman 2513 Trisdale Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hall. Helen Lee Senior 2008 Powhatan Street. Richmond. Va I lallmark. Mary Anne Senior 2728 Woodrow Avenue, Richmond, Va. Haltiwanger, Mary lane Freshman 1411 Westminster I )rive, Columbia, S. C. 1 larding. Sally Freshman 311 Albemarle Avenue. Richmond, Va. I lardv, Marv Eugenia Junior Kenbridge, Va. .V- Harrell, I torothy D Sophomore 515 W. Main Street, Elkin, N. C. Harrell. Shirley Ann Freshman 7 West 31J4 Street, Richmond, Va. Harris, Anne Elizabeth Junior 310 S. Cherry Street. Richmond, ' a. Harris, Ronie Kathrvn Sophomore 3031 Montrose Avenue, Richmond, Va. Han ey, Josephine Inez Senior Haynesville, Va. Hathaway, Jeanne Anne Freshman 3916 1st Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hatcher, Anne Elizabeth Sophomore Route 8, Richmond, Va. Hayvagian, Helen Rose Sophomore 2603 Semmes Avenue, Richmond, Ya. I [awes, Louise Aimee Sophomore 320 Boston Boulevard, Sea Girt, N. J. Hawkins, Martha Sophomore 1015 Petersburg Pike, Richmond, Va. 1 [awkins, Maude K Freshma i 4915 Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Hedgepeth, Doris Sophomore 2917 Moss Side Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hedgepeth, Helen Sophomore 613 Hamilton Street, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Heeke, Charlotte Sophomort 3025 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. I letter, I lorothy Freshman 2305 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hibbs, Man- Sue Sophomore 910 W. Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Hirsohn, Sarah Sophomore 1914 E. Broad Street. Richmond. Ya. Hodge, Betty Britt Freshman Box 5. Severn, X. C. Ho ft man, Elizabeth Junior 1606 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. I [ogshead, Nell Brown. Freshman 1302 Avondale A enue, Richmond, Va. I I, .lie, Janet Wheeler Senior 822 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Homes, Martha Rivers Senior Bowling Green, N irginia Horwitz, Sylvia H Junior 81 Crestw 1 Wenue, Buffalo, X. Y. House, Betty Joyce Sophomore 2013 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. Houston, Bena In Freshman R. F. I). 3, Marion, Va. Houtman. Agnes C Senior Hill Crest, Enka. X. C. Huiet, Evelyn V Junior 1328 Maple Avenue, S. W., Roanoke, Va. Hunter, Ann Caryl Sophomore 527 Montvale Wenue, Richmond, Va. I tunter, Madie Sophomore 4205 Springhill Avenue, Richmond, Va. Hurrell. Lucy Lee Junior Box 205, Cherryville, X. C. Hur.t. Alice T Freshma:, 3104 Haynes Avenue, Richmond, Va. Husk, Inez M Sophomore 014 Lincoln Avenue, McMechen, . Va. Hutcheson, irginia Lee Sophomore R. F. D. 7, Box 244, Richmond. Va. Ink, Esther Glenn Freshman Republic, Ohio [ackson, Mary Louise Senior Richlands, Va. James. Jean Gibson Freshman 512 Bancroft Avenue, Richmond, Va. lameson, Anna Elizabeth Ju7iioi Box 96, Merritt Island, Fla. Jamgochian, Victoria Sophomore 425 X . Addison Street, Richmond, Va. Jarrett, Jary Irene Sophomore Mineral, Va. ferry, Alice Marie Sophom ;v 23 Clark Road, Richmond, Va. Johnson, Shirley Ann Freshman iiii Randall Street. Jacksonville, Fla. Jones, Alice Sophomore 826 E. Maine Street, Lakeland, Fla. J i mes, Rachel Lark- Sophomore 322 Roseneath Road. Richmond, Va. Johnseher, Helen May Junior 112 Dundee Avenue, Richmond, Va. Joseph, Lucille Sophomore Eskdale, W. Va. Keeter, Kathryn Jo Junior Cleveland Avenue, Kings Mountain, X. C. Kell, Annie Miriam Junior llll.O Augusta Street. Bluefield, . Va. Resler, Sally ( iwinn Freshman Route 14, Richmond, Va. V. ♦ ■4-4 4 ■ ' •■ King, Kathryn Sophomore 4001 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. King, Nancy Y Freshman 4 Xli Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. Kimsey, Mary Elizabeth Junior 4702 New Kent Road, Richmond, Va. [Cirkhuff, Jeanne : Senior 445 Residence Park, Palmerton, Pa. icen, Shirley Rena Senior 411 Louisianna Street. Richmond, Va. ihl, Phyllis Sophomore Route 5, Richmond, Va. EColb, William C freshman 24 W. Lock Lane, Richmond, Va. Cuck, Helen Louise Sophomore 6910 Woodrow Terrace, Richmond, Ya. .ancaster, Virginia C Junior 324 Albemarle Avenue, Richmond, Va. .angdon, Jacqueline I- res Inn an 2711 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. .elm. Carolyn Esther Freshman 3408 I ' ark Avenue. Richmon 1. Va. .eft ' , Irene Sophomore 319 Audubon Road. Englewood, N. J. .eibowitz, Ani ta Junior 111 N. 27th Street, Richmond, Va. -ewis, Florence Helen Freshman Mount Vernon Place, Salem. Va. .ight, Ruth Junior 10 S. Laurel Street, Richmond, Va. ipscomb, Ellen. Sophom Jetersville, Virginia .owenthal, Norma Freshman 791 Auburn Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. .ticas, Marjorie Sophomon 4816 E. Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Maloney, Frances Freshman 193 Main Street, New Britain, Conn. Malta, Katlierine Sophomon 316 N. Harrison Street, Richmond, Va. Martin, Carolyn lean Sophomon 511 E. Oak Street. Arcadia, Fla. Maxwell, loan Sophomon R !• ' . I I. 1, Weston, W. Va. Mayo, Judith Fresh mat, 4209 Brook Road, Richmon. 1, Va. McCuller, Lois C Freshman 108 Louisiana Hrive. Norfolk, Va. McDowell, Anna E Sophomore 31o ( iranitc A enue, Richmond, Va. Mckenzie, Rosalvn Freshman 3404 Semmes Avenue, Richmond, Va. McLeod, Marion Kirk Senior j2i W. Hampton Avenue, Sumpter, S. C. Merritt, Ethyl Louise Freshman 428 Reed Avenue, Monessen, Pa. Miller, Patricia Sophomore 4527 E. Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Mills, 1 ion it lua ( lav Sophomore 410 East End Avenue, Statesville, N. C. Minkoff, Rose Freshman 1629 Marshall Place, Newport News, Ya. Mitchell, Catharine G Sophomore 3329 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Va. Moody, Elizahe.h Sophomore 157 High Street, Exeter, N. H. Moody, Gladys Virginia Senior 208 W. 23rd St., Richmond, Va. .Moore, Elizabeth Ann Junior 1 ' rospect Hill Farms, Staunton, Va. Moore, Kathryn Ann Junior 1S37 W. Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Morecock, Rose Marie Freshman R. F. I). 3, Richmond, Va. Morrison, Peggy Freshman 1311 Claremont Avenue, Richmond, a. Morton. Elizabeth I lArcy Junior 221 19th Avenue, Huntington, W. Va. Moskowitz, Ernestine Junior 215 31st Street, Newport News, Va. Mullen, Rose Sophomore 1818 W. Franklin Street, Richmond, Va. Mutter, Mary (Catherine Freshman 3302 E. Marshall Street, Richmond. Va. Naiman, Bernice Freshman 4X Belvue St., Elizabeth, N. Y. Nobles. Agnes Lucille Sophomore 1117 Orange Avenue, Ft. Pierce, Fla. Norfleet, fulianna Junior 419 N. Main Street, Suffolk. Va. O ' Keefe, Helen Junior Tazewell, Va. Overby, Elizabeth Senior 230A S. Laurel Street, Richmond, Va. Page, Margaret Sophomore 1500 Sunset Avenue, Rocky Mount, N. C. •V- Palmer, Betty Sue Freshman P. 0. 121, Clyde, N. C. I ' aimer, Phyllis Sophomore 51 Broad Street, Lynn, Mass. Partain, Mary Anderson Sophomore 3(47 Wienca Road, Atlanta, Ga. 1 ' asseri, Zelda Maria Sophomore 1104 Libbie Avenue, Richmond, Va. Peters, Betty C Senior 620 Red Lane, Salem, Va. Pettitt, Elise Shore Sophomore 829 Sycamore Street, Rocky Mt., N. C. Phaup, Evelyn Turner Sophomore 528 S. Sheppard Street, Richmond, ' a. I ' helan, Helen Freshman 2i Chapman Avenue, Waterbury, Conn. Phillips, Hazel Sophomore 3210 Edgewood Avenue, Richmond, Va. Pitchford, Beryl Leigh Sophomore 45(H) Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Posey, Jean Bell Sophomore 1502 Palmyra Avenue, Richmond, Va. Poulton, Jane W Sophomore 1300 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Powell, Richard Vernon Freshman Reedville, Ya. Pride, Sarah Lee Sophomore 3 N. Mulberry Street. Richmond, Va. Pritchett, Mary Freshman 3 University Circle. Charlottesville, Ya. I ' utzel, Ruth Junior Esplanade Apt., Baltimore, Mil. Quinn, Mary Jane Senior 1710 Mercer Avenue, N, ' ., Roanoke, Ya. Quisenberry, Patricia Sophomore 3012 Fendall Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Raab, Patricia Ann Junior 910Westover Road, Richmond, Va. ailin, Marion Sophomore 2204 Claremont Avenue, Norfolk, Ya. amsey, Virginia W Senior eeves, Mary E Sophomore 241X Rosewood Avenue, Richmond ichev, Joyce A Sophomore 730 N. Columbia, Union City, Ind. Ridge, ( iladys Carolyn Freshman 609 Colonial Drive, High Point, N. C. Riley, Rebecca J Sophomore 3508 Seminary Avenue, Richmond. Va. Riley, Ruth Alyce Freshman 3508 Seminary Avenue, Richmond. Ya. Riley, Virginia A Sophomore 3508 Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Roberts, Jean Lee Senior 309 Lancaster Road, Richmond, Va. Robinson, Dorothy 1 Sophomore 1690 Monticello Avenue, Petersburg, Ya. Rogers, Jacqueline Junior 2914 Moss Side Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Rosenbloom, Ernestine Junior 3208 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Ross. Sharlev Mae Junior 3402 Park Avenue. Richmond, Ya. Roupas, Mary Sophomore 4222 Kingcrest Parkway, Richmond, Ya. Royal, Patricia W Sophomore 1007 L 1 ark Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Royston, Betty June Junior New Market, Virginia Ruby, Virginia Lee Freshman 452 Broad Street, Oneida, N. Y. Salasky, Beverley J Freshman 4102 Stuart Avenue, Richmond, Va. Scales, Marjorie M Junior 1613 Laburnum Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Schapiro, loan D Sophomore 925 Harrington Avenue, Norfolk, Ya. Schenk, Betty Ann Freshman Bedford, Virginia Schutze, lacqueling Freshman ' 4008 Park Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Scott, Ernestine Junior 2327 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Scott, Shirley Freshman 530 Western Avenue, Rocky Mt., N. C. Sexton, Margaret L Freshman 2309 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Shands, Martha Jane Junior 4020 Chevy Chase Street, Richmond, Va. Shirkey, Frances Dare Senior 2409 Stuart Avenue. Richmond. Va. Shoosmith, Margaret Sophomore Route 15, Box 351, Richmond, Va. Silver, Bernice J Sophomore 3009 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Ya. ..y. Silver, Marianne freshman 3101 Avenue l.Brooklyn, N. Y. Slaight, Ruth Sophomore R. F. D. 1, Freehold, N. J. Smarr, Martha Lee Sophomore 2903 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Sobeloff, Ruth lane Sophomore 602 Idaho Spring, Colorado Spears, Emma Jeanne Freshman 529 Granite Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Spicer, Martha C Sophomore 4014 Mt. Vernon Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Spicer, Rebecca Senior Fredrick ' s Hall. Virginia Spilman, Betty Jane Freshman 3802 Fauquier Avenue, Richmond, Va. Spindler, Maude Nova Sophomore 113 High Street, Blackstone, Ya. Stark, Margaret Sophomore Winter Garden, Fla, Steen, Barbara Freshman 104 Fairmont, Road, Elmira, N. Y. Steinberg, Hilda Sophomore 800 N. 1st Street, Richmond, Va. Steiner, Dena Lee Sophomore 701 N. 31st Street, Richmond, Va. Stern, Katherine Nona Freshman 3221 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Stevenson, Dorothy B Junior Montrose, Virginia Stigall, Elizabeth F Freshman 3919 Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Va. Stone, Virginia Edith Senior 5508 Quennsbury Road, Richmond, Va. Straus, Joan Eloise Freshman 2800 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Va. Straus, Marion Sophomore 3008 Kensington Avenue, Richmond, Va. Straus, Miriam Junior Id Roslyn Road. Richmond, Va. Stutz, Frances May Sophomore 3808 Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond. Va. Sussman, Lenore Mae Senior 471 Beverly Road, Teaneck, N. J. Sussman, Ruth Fay Freshman 471 Beverly Road, Teaneck, N.J. Sydnor, Margaret R Junior 1707 S. Blvd., Richmond, Va. Sykura, Anne Freshman 1538 Broad St., Hartford. Conn. Tabakin, I tattie Senior 324 S. Pine Street, Richmond, Va. Tarbutton, Mary Jane Junior 284 Shoreham Village, Drive, Fairfield, Conn. Taylor, Anne 1 lecker Senior 2120 Hanover Avenue, Richmond, Va. Taylor, Ethel Christine Sophomore 317 W. 30th St.. Richmond. Va, Tazewell. Cordelia B Sophomore 420 Fairfax Avenue, Norfolk. Va. Tennent, 1 lorothy V Junior 612 N. 37th Street, Richmond, Ya. Terrell, Mary Frances Senior 2207 2nd Avenue, Richmond, Va. Terry, Jean Frances Senior 2413 Rosewood Avenue, Richmond. Va. Terry, Jean Parke Sophomore 1421 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Thomas, Frances S Freshman 3513 Carolina Avenue, Richmond, Va. Thompson, Lucy Freshman 2004 W. Grace Street, Richmond, Va. Thorpe, Alice Virginia Sophomore 3228 Cliffe Avenue, Richmond, Va. Tickner, Marilynn Ann Senior 1604 Gaylord, I enver, Colo. Tignor, Nancy Ann Senior 613 Roseneath Road, Richmond, Ya. Trimble, Sue Lowman Senior Hot Springs, Va. Trow, Roberta Senior P.ox 184, Warrenton, Va. Tuck, Virginia Freshman Route 3, Box SS, Virgilina, a. Tucker, Bettie Senior 430 Granville 1 Irive, Winston-Salem, N. C Tyree, Margie Freshman Box 48, Mount Hope, W. Va. Ullmann, Audrey A Junior 113 Lancaster Road. Richmond, Va. Valentine, Mann S Freshman 1137 West Avenue, Richmond, Va. VanCamp, Gena Ruth Freshman South Ridge Street, Southern Pines, N. C. Vanni, Mary Virginia Junior 3010 Woodrow Avenue, Richmond, Va. V- Vest, Eunice Moss Sophomore 411 W. 24th Street, Richmond, Va. Vincent, Barbara Inez Freshman Star Route, Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Wagner, Mildred C Senior Clayville, Va. Walbridge, Anna S Freshman 3048th St.. Radford, Va. Walden, Mary Stuart Freshman 1910 Grove Avenue, Richmond, Va. Waldrop, Dorothy Lee Freshman 2523 Park Avenue, Richmond, Va. Walker, Marian Freshman 1007 Greenfield Road, Woodmere, N. Y. Wall, Rebekah Sophomore Grifton, North Carolina Walters, Elizabeth B Freshman Route 1, Box 302. Richmond, Va. Waters, Gloria E Freshman Ellerson, Ya. Watkins, Anne Sophomore 4X34 Park Avenue, Richmond, Ya. eisberg, Rosalie Lois Freshman 110AS6th Street. W., N. Y., N.J. Weldy, Ruby May Freshman lt 03 Hanover Avenue, Richmond. Va. Wharton, June B Sophomore 1123 Eastern Avenue, Rocky Mt., N. C. White, I lorothv Sue Sophomore 1401 Confederate Avenue, Richmond, Va. White. Margaret P Freshman 4218 Seminary Avenue, Richmond, Ya. W hitner, Harriette Sophomore 2X12 Barton Avenue, Richmond, Va. W ilfong, Lois W Sophomore Veteran ' s Facility, Roanoke, Va. Will, Janie May Sophomore Tempsford Lane, Richmond, Va. W ' illey, Anna M Freshman 3006 Woodrow Avenue, Richmond, Ya. Williams. Marjorie L Freshman Angle Road, Route 2, No. 78, Ft. Pierce, Fla. W illingham, Ann Estes Sophomores 404 Montgomery Ferry Road.N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Wilson, Helen Ann Sophomore 4320 Forest Hill Avenue, Richmond, Va. Wilson, Winifred V Senior 1400 Westwood Avenue, Richmond, a. Wilton, Margaret T Freshman 1120 S. Meadow Street, Richmond, Va. Wiltshire, lean Sophomore 3409 W. Grace St.. Richmond, Va. Winfree, Cora Ellen Freshman Rural Route, Glen Allen, Ya. Winston, Zoe Strong Sophomore 3009 Chamberlayne Avenue, Richmond, Va. Woodward, Martha Jean Sophomore Louisa, Virginia W oi dward, Marybeth Sophomore 1213 Greycourt Avenue, Richmond, Va. Woolridge, Lougenia W Sophomore 27 Riverland Road, Roanoke, Va. Wootton, Anne C Freshman Amelia, Virginia W or lev, Lula Grace Junior Fair Bluff, N. C. Yelton, Marion Mae Sophomore 3118 Garland Avenue, Richmond, Va. V. ■ •• ' « d)on Jjemna on Cs ros Here ' s hoping that every alumna of R. P. I. may, in good season, middle-aisle it with a well- to-do and devoted spouse who will surround her with dependable, life-long security. Meanwhile — just in case Prince Charming shouldn ' t show up — let her remember that the systematic, foolproof savings plan offered by this company enables the employed women most con- veniently to consolidate her independence. THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA ESTABLISHED IS71 BRADFORD H. WALKER, President llll IIMIPMI, VA. k • BETTER MILK . . . • BETTER HEALTH... • BETTER BUY BONDS! YOUR VIRGINIA DAIRY ROUTE MAN . . COMPLI M ENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1944 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1945 ... LTlll S)eatk Wo Vs 3W • Rarely does the average man think beyond those tragic words, . . . till deatli do us part. Little do these words reveal to him obligations to be fulfilled. A man may keep the solemn vows of his marriage contract as long as he lives but does his obligation end there. It would have been much fairer to his wife and children if some definite provision had been guaranteed in his marriage contract to insure their security in event of his premature death. By every law of love and right and justice, wife and children come first. Do not fail to provide for them. You can create an estate for your family immediately with life insurance. It is the easiest, quickest and surest way for a man with a moderate income to create an estate for his loved ones. HOME BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, INC. • . . . The Home of Protection . . . HOME OFFICE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA • • • 9 9 • a o COMPLIMENTS O F THE CLASS OF 1946 • • • • • • • • 9 9 O O COMPLIMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 1947 • • • • • • ...... « • • ' M ii for QUALITY work • RAY ' S QUALITY 5c AND 10c STORE SHOE REPAIRING • llol W. GRACE ST. 927 W. GRACE ST. SS 58 1 %  8 M, MacCULLEN DIAL 6-6161S . . . HOME COOKING . . . MISMAX BEAUTY SALON Wine .... Beer .... Sodas JUG WEST GRACE STREET • RICHMOND .... VIRGINIA SCALP TREATMENTS FOR LAZY, HABOUSH GRILL LIMP HAIR • Permanent Waves 834 West Grace Street Machine — Maehiueless — Cold Wave Reasonable Priees — Professional Work DELIVERY SERVICE • Evening Appointments FACIALS — A SPECIALTY Dial 6-0953 8M jg M Jg LIFE INSURANCE IS A GOOD INVESTMENT ...PICTURES... NOW . . . AND . . . FOREVER TAKEN • BY For Greater Security- Buy More Life W. C. WHITAKER Insurance • • ATLANTIC LIFE 3128 Cliff Avenue INSURANCE COMPANY Richmond, Virginia Richmond, Virginia • • 2-7763 . . . Organized 1899 . . . tM )K £ M m ...ORKIN... The Rat Man Incorporated Otto Orkin, President • Exterminating . . . Fumigating Termite Eradication • The Smith ' s Oldest and Largest Pest Control Farm • 819 West Broad Street Dial 5-7101 Safe Prescription Service Stuart Circle Pharmacy the REX ALL store Sodas Drugs Phone 5-1773 1601 Park Ave. CH ELF ' S DRUG COMPANY • 840 West Grace Street Richmond . . . Virginia • For Your Prescriptions Drugs, Cosmetics Magazines, Confections ETC. • Dial 5-1716 and 5-1717 in  . COMPLIMENTS O F THE SANDWICH SHOP COMPLIMENTS O F A FRIEND PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS