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"Ruth"
W.
C. A. Bible Study Committee, '23-'24; Chairman Sei"vice Committee. '24-'25; Albemarle Club; Progressive Educational Club; Hiking Club, '23-"24; College Club; Athletic Association; Pierian Literary Society.
Y.
ANNIE MILLER ALMOND WASHINGTON, VA. "Annie Miller" Delegate to Y. W. C. A. Convention at New York. '24; Student Committee, '24; Conference and Convention Committee. Chairman, "24; Glee Club, Vice-President "24, President '24-'25; Argus Literary Society, Reporter '24. Vice-President '24; Athletic Association; Blue Ridge Club. President '24; De-Ho-Ec Club.
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DOROTHY EMELINE ASKEW HAMPTON,
VA.
"Dorothy" Pi
Kappa Omega; Y. W.
C. A., Treasurer Service Committee '22-'23; Vir'24-"25; Assistant Editor-in-chief, Junior Class, Vice-President; Jefferson Literary Society, Secretai-y '23-'24, President '24; Travellers Club, Reporter '22-'23, President p-|24; College Club; Rural Club, Reporter '21-'22; Los Trabajores, Vice-President, '23'24; Athletic Association; Glee Club; Blue Ridge Club; El Circulo Espanol; Delegate to Y. W. C. A. Conference at Blue Ridge "24; '23-'24-'25;
ginian,
Student Standards Committee
'24-'25.
FRANCES MILLS BARKSDALE FARMVILLE, VA.
"Frances" Pi Kappa Omega; Rotunda, Business Manager '24-'25: Argus Literai-y Society; Student Standards Committee '24; Junior Class, Secretary-Treasurer; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Finance Committee '23-'24-'25; El Circulo Espanol, Vice-President '24- '25; Le Cerrle Francais, Vice-President '23-'24, President '24'25.
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"Ruth"
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C. A., Secretai^ Rural Life Committee '23-'24; Religious Meetings Committee '22-'23; Cunningham Literaiy Society, President "24, Vice-President
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Censor
'22; Glee Club; Orchestra; SenSyncopators, Leader '24-'25; Le Cercle Francais; Campbell County Club; College Club. '23,
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FRANCES ALLEN COBB FARMVILLE, VA.
"Frances" Y. W. C. A. Finance Committee. '23-'25; Travelers Club, President '24-'25; Athletic Association; Jefferson Literary Society, Critic '23; Hiking Club; Prince Edward Club; College Club; Le Cercle Fraucais; El Circulo Espanol, President '24-'25; Glee Club.
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VA.
Pi Kappa Omega; Student Committee '23Argus Literary Society; Senior Class, Vice-President '24- '25; Rural Life Committee, Y. W. C. A. '23-*24-'25; Student Standards Committee '23-'24; Glee Club. '24-'25;
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NELDA FRANCIS SALEM, VA.
"Nelda"
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I. R. K. K. U.; Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Cotillion Club; Argus Literaiy Society, President '25; Roanoke Club; Senior Basketball Team "24I.
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Team
Association;
'21-'22;
'22-'23;
Society.
DAMA
HILL
MITCHELLS, VA.
"Dama" Pi
Kappa Omega; Y. W.
C.
A.,
Finance
Committee;
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VA.
"Frances" Y. W. C. A., President '24-'25, Finance Committee '23-'24, Sei-vice Committee '22-'23; Blue Ridge Club; College Club; Travelers Club; Cunningham Literal^ Society; Le Cercle Francais.
MARY ELIZABETH HUNT FARMVILLE, VA.
"Mary" Delta
Club;
Sigma Chi; Athenian
Mu Omega;
Literary
Society;
Club.
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W.
World Fellowship Committee; Student Volunteer Group; Amelia C. A.,
Leader Club; Athletic Association; Athenian Literary Society.
WINNIE LAURA LANG TEMPERANCEVILLE, VA.
"Winnie" Athletic Association; De-Ho-Ec Club; College Club; Mandolin and Guitar Club; Eastern
Shore Club. President copators; Y.
W.
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De-HoEc Club;
Y.
C. A.
ROSA MARIA MALDONADO PORTO RICO "Rosa Maria" Y. W. C. A., World Fellowship Committee; Athletic Association; Honorary Member of El Circulo Espanol.
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VA.
Pi Kappa Omega; President of Student Gov eminent, '23-'24-'25; State Chairman of Ext.en sion of Honor System in Virginia; Y. W. C. A Cabinet '23-'24-'25; Alumna; Committee, "22 '23;
Athletic
Standards
Council,
Committee,
'23-'24-'25; '23-'24-'25;
Stud.
Pierian
De-Ho-Ec Literary Society, President '22; Club, Secretary '22-'23; Executive Committee of Glee Club, •22-'23.
MARGARET KAEFFER MOORE NORFOLK, VA.
Pi Kappa Omega; Argus Literary Society, President '24; Athletic Association; Athletic Council; Varsity Cheer Leader '24-'25; Junior Cheer Leader '23-'24; Dramatic Club; Junior Class, Reporter '23-'24; Blue Ridge Club: Y. W. C. A., Social Committee; Virginian, Literaiy Editor '24-"25; College Club; Hiking Club.
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"Frances" Ruffner Literai-y Society, Clitic '22-'23, VicePresident '23-'24, President '24-'25; El Circulo Espanol; Le Cercle Francais; Nottoway Club; Y. W. C. A.
LILIAN VIA
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FARMVILLE, VA. "Lilian"
Orchestra; Mandolin and Guitar W. C. A., Publicity Committee '22'23-'24-'25; Travelers Club; Prince Edward Club; Blue Ridge Club; Argus Literary SoCollege Club; Y.
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"Flementine" Pi
Kappa Omega; Rotunda,
Assistant EdiVirginian, Assistant Literary Editor '22-'23; Argus Literary Society, President '22-'23, Second Vice-President '21"22; Student Government Association, Treasurer '22-'23: Student Committee '21-'22-'23"24- '25; Y. W. C. A., World Fellowship Committee 23-'24, Publicity Committee Chairman, tor-in-Chief '23-'24;
'21-'22.
ANNA BRANCH REAMS KINCSPORT, TENN.
"Anna Branch"
W.
Conference and Convention Committee '24, Service Committee '25; Blue Ridge Club, Secretary '24; Athletic Acsociation; Baseball Team '23; Argus Literary Society; De-Ho-Ec Club; College Club. Y.
C.
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"Mary Rives" Sigma Sigma Sigma; ciety;
Argus Literary SoAthletic Association; R. K.; Y. W. C. A.
Club;
Cotillion
Orchestra; D.
I.
KATHARINE ELIZABETH SHORE BURKEVILLE, VA.
"Katharine" Associate Business Manager '24-'25; Nottoway Club, President '24-'25; College Club; Pierian Literary Society; Y. W.
Virginian
Staff,
C. A., Social Committee '24-25.
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BERTHA SPRADLIN STEWARTSVILLE, VA.
"Bertha" Senior Class, Secretary and Treasurer '24'25; Jefferson Literary Society; El Circulo Espanol; Le Cercle Francais; Travelers Club, '24-'25; Vice-President Progressive Educational Club; College Club; Rural Club '21"22; Hiking Club; Athletic Association; K. 1. L.; Y. W. C. A.
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VA.
"Annie Lisle" Pierian Literary Society; Y. W. C. A., Social '23-'24-'25; Athletic Association; El Circulo Espanol '23-'24; Hiking Club; College Club; Virginian, Assistant Literary Edi-
Committee
tor '24-'25.
LUCILE WALTON DANVILLE, VA.
"Lucile"
Rotunda, Editor-in-Chief tor '23-'24; '23-'24; Y.
'24-'25,
News
Virginian, Associate Art
Edi-
Editor
C. A., Membership Committee '23-'24, Publicity Committee '24-'25; Campus League '24-'25.; Cunningham Literary Society; Ex-officio
W.
Student Standards Committee
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Kappa Omega; Y. W.
C. A., Bible Study
Committee '24-'25, Chaii-man Religious Department; Virginian, Literai7 Editor '20; Cunningham Literary Society; Student Staiid.u-ds Committee '24; Progressive Educational Club; Athletic Association.
JEAN
S.
WEATHERLEY WEST NORFOLK, VA. "Jean"
Zeta Tau; Pierian Literary Society, First Vice-President '22-'23, Treasurer '23-'24; Student Committee '21-'22-'23-'24; Campus League '24-'25; Y. W. C. A., Membership Committee '2;2-'23-'24, Rural Life Committee '24-'25; Athletic Association; Senior Basketball Team.
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it
for just the briefest
moment.
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HATTYE MYRTLE BLANKENSHIP APPALACHIA, VA.
MARY ELIZABETH BOOKER PAMPLIN, VA.
MARY ELIZABETH BUGG FARMVILLE, VA.
HARRIET EMBRY COLEMAN BOYDTON, VA.
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MABEL JACQUELINE EDWARDS NORFOLK, VA.
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MAY MOTTLEY AMELIA, VA.
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ELIZABETH HELENA ROBERTS BRIDGETOWN, VA.
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MARY LOUISE ROWLETT CHULA, VA.
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KATHERINE GANNAWAY TRENT DILLWYN, VA.
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THELMA CELESTE WHALEY REMO, VA.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma: Mu Omega; N. B. B. 0.; D. B.; D. I. R. K.; Sophomore Class President; Freshman Vice-President, Cheer Leader; Y. W. C. A., Music Committee '23-'24; Cunningham Literary Society; Emporia Club, Reporter '23-'24-'25; Glee Club; Orchestra; Varsity '23-'24; Freshman Basketball Team; Sophomore Basketball Team; Freshman Baseball Team '23-'24; Athletic Council '23-'24; ExOfficio Student Government; Le Cercle Francais; Athletic Association. Did a whirlwind just pass? No, that was just Virginia going at her usual pace. But it would take an aeroplane or something very speedy to keep up with all the engagements she has, to play for things and people. A great many of our Sophomores may be quiet and retiring but their president makes up for their deficiency.
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DORIS ELIZABETH ALFORD PORTSMOUTH,
VA.
"Doris," "Jack"
Portsmouth Club; Progressive Educational Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
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is
think of Doris we picture a girl intensely interested in all community
activities.
VIRGINIA CREWS ALFRED CLARKSVILLE, VA.
De-Ho-Ec Club;
Athletic
Association;
Y.
W.
C. A. Virginia
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BELLE HAVEN, VA.
"Mary" Eastern Shore Club, Vice-President "24-"25; Blue Ridge Club; De-Ho-Ec Club; Pierian Literary Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Mary is the girl with the beautiful red hair. If ever a woman had a "crown of glory," Mary certainly has it. This isn't the only attraction about her though; there are many besides the mere physical. Just talk to her once.
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HALIFAX, VA.
"Annie Belle" Club;
Glee
Le Cercle Francais;
W.
Association; Y.
A
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sport,
Athletic
C. A.
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Belle.
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CLAUDIA PAGE ANDERSON FARMVILLE, VA.
"Claudia" Delta
Sigma Chi; Mu Omega; Cotillion Prince Edward County Club; Glee
Club; Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Who is it who dossn't know Claudia? Peppy, attractive, the life of the party. She hasn't a care in the world.
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VA.
"Lizzie"
Argus Literai-y Society; Red Head Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. You can bet on Lizzie every time. Her disposition and smile are as bright as her hair. In all her spare moments we find her strolling on the campus. We wonder if this is done for fresh air or if there's "method in her madness."
ALBERTINE ARCHIBALD NEWPORT NEWS,
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VA.
" Albertine"
Literary Society; Athletic AssoNewport News Club; Y. W. C. A. friend is a rare book of which there is but one copy." Albertine's friends think that she is one of She's always in the most priceless copies. the gang's mischief but seems to act as a "quietus" to their mirth.
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MARY MOFFETT ARMSTRONG FRONT ROYAL,
VA.
"Moffett" Pierian Literary Society ; Y. W. C. A., Membership Committee '23-"24; Shenandoah Valley Club; Spanish Society; Athletic Association. Moffett is not all that she appears on the surface, or perhaps one should say she is more. While most people consider Moffett very quiet, modest, and demure, some have pronounced her the most sophisticated of her group of rather sophisticated friends, but truly she has She does not exactly fooled them both. A small supply of "hanker after" wisdom. knowledge to guide her safely over the shoals of teaching in the Training School will satisfy her desires.
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VA.
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an
attist.
EDNA MAE ASKEW AHOfKIE,
N. C.
"Edna" Carolina Club; Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
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BESSIE DIEHL ATKINSON BLACKiTONE, VA. "Bessie"
Nottoway Club; Le Cercle Francais; Hiking Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A., Service Committee '24-'25. Few, indeed, possess the power of being Bessie is always and universally friendly. one of the fortunate few, and the friends she has made at S. T. C. are dreading the day she leaves.
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VA.
"Gert"
Portsmouth
Club;
Association;
Athletic
Committee Chairman
Vice-President '23-'24; Y. W. C. A., Service '24-'25.
Gert is a studious girl, but she does not let her studies dull or edge off her sportsmanship and fun. She seems to whisper, "'Defer no time; delays have dangerous ends." She appreciates good jokes, and smiles over poor ones to keep the entertainer from feeling bad.
MARY ELIZABETH BALLAGH LYNCHBURG, VA. "Elizabeth" Athletic
Association; Campbell Y. W. C. A.
County
Glee Club;
Club;
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all the girls in S. T. C. There's not one more sweet. or more reserved
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or more neat. all who meet her; She makes them love her too. She thinks to mind her own affairs
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that
one should do.
ANNIE LEE BARKSDALE CULLEN, VA.
"Annie Lee" Pierian Literary- Society; Y. W. C. A., Service Committee '23-"24; Athletic Association; Freshman Basketball Team, '23-'24; Hiking Club; Le Cercle Francais, Tresoriere '23-'24;
Los Trabajores Espanol
'23-'24.
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VA.
"Ethel"
Roanoke Club; Jefferson Literai7 Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. And fortunate, too, is the young lady who can get special delivery letters every day in the week as does Ethel. We hope she will go through life wearing a happy expression like that caused by the receipt of the above mentioned epistles.
EMILY LUCILLE BARNETT ROANOKE,
VA.
"Lucille"
Sigma Sigma Sigma; Pi Alpha; D. I. R. K. N. B. B. 0.; Cotillion Club; Roanoke Club; Cunningham Literary Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. If If you want a good friend, try Lucille. you want a good dancer, dance with Lucille. If you want the companionship of a goodlooking girl, you could find none better than
Lucille
Barnett.
MALLIE VIRGINIA BARNES ROANOKE,
VA.
"Mallie" Orchestra;
Athenian
Literary
Society;
Freshman Basketball Team; Roanoke Club, '24-'25; Basketball Sophomore President Team, Captain '24-'25; Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
To say what Mallie has meant to her class and the school is almost impossible; she is about
the
best
all-around
girl
we
have.
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Athenian Literai7 Society; Brunswick Club; Y.
W.
C. A.
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John Randolph, and we might say where her interest centers, but not
that this entirely.
GRACE WINN BARROW FARMVILLE, VA.
"Grace" Prince Edward Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
"Not too sober, not too gay. But a real good pal in every way." Grace grew up under the shadow of the Straight through the kindergarten, training school, high school, and college she has gone. college.
EVELYN PLEASANTS BECKHAM FARMVILLE, VA.
"Evelyn" Pi Kappa Omega; Sigma Sigma Sigma; Pi Alpha; Pan-Hellenic Representative, President '24-"25; Cunningham Literary Society; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A., Membership Committee '24- '25; Prince Edward County Club, VicePresident '23-'24; Le Cercle Francais, President
'21-'22,
President '23-'24, Critic '24-'25; L R. K.; Athletic Associa-
Cotillion Club; D. tion.
Evelyn never seems to be on the heights or in the depths, but really she does get excited Though after over things once in a while. one or two
know tage
it.
but
intei-ested
little
excited sentences you'd never
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school activities?
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Hiking
Club; Dinwiddie Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Bootsie is luckier than most of us because she always comes out all right, although her studies are often interfered with by her
numerous love
affairs.
CYNTHIA BERKLEY RED HILL, VA.
"Cynthia" Ruffner Literary Society; Albemarle County Club; Y. W. C. A., Service Committee '24-25; Athletic Association. To be a real student and yet get all the good times going, while a rare accomplishment, is possessed by Cynthia.
KATHLEEN VIVIAN BERRY LYNCHBURG, VA. "Kathleen" Association; Campbell County Athletic Club; Y. W. C. A. "The Campbells are Coming" will always remind us of what an asset those Campbell County girls are to S. T. C, and Katbleen has certainly been an asset to Campbell County, the club, and S. T. C.
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SURRY, VA. "Virginia"
Orchestra; Athletic AssoY. W. C. A. Virginia is short in stature perhaps, but long in all the traits of character that make us love and admire her. S.
S.
S.
Club;
ciation;
MARY KATHRYN
BILLUPS
MATTHEWS, "Mary"
VA.
Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
"Full of fun, full of pep.
Free from cares, light of step." This
is
very true of Mary, and more especi-
ally after just receiving a letter
from Lynch-
burg.
ANNA VIRGINIA BISHOP DISPUTANTA, VA.
S. S. S.
C.
"Ginga" Club; Athletic Association; Y. W.
A.
Because you smile, another smiles, soon there're miles and miles of smiles life's worth while, because you smile.
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"Mae"
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Athletic Association; Y.
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GWYNN BLAKE
NORFOLK, VA. "Louise"
K. U.; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Her motto seems to be: "Laugh and the world laughs with you," and she applies this to all who come in contact with her. I.
VIRGINIA TURNER BLAND WICOMICO CHURCH, "Ginne"
VA.
Jefferson Literary Society; Hiking Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Club;
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"Alice" "Rebecca" Basketball Squad '23-"24; AthAssociation; Dinwiddie Club, Treasurer Hiking Club; Y. W. C. A. She does. Does she love a good time? Everyone knows her and you can rest assured on foot but time that there is never a good what she will be there, and enter into it with in work as well her whole soul. This is true as in play; she puts her best into whatever she docs.
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letic
'24-"25;
LUCY EVELYN BOISSEAU CHURCH ROAD,
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VA.
"June" Dinwiddie Club; Athletic Association; Hiking Club; L K. U.; Y. W. C. A. better known as "June," is a lass, who wins many friends with her little smiles and cunning ways. June's motto is, "I don't bother work and work don't bother me."
Lucy Evelyn, winsome little
KATHRYN BOONE BOONES MILL, VA. "Kathryn" Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A., Conference and Conventions Committee '24-"25;
Student Government Committee, Sophomore Representative '24-'25; Pierian Literary Society; Roanoke Club; Blue Ridge Club; HikClub. Kathi7n takes a great deal of interest in the activities of S. T. C, that is, when she can recall it from Richmond Medical College. At any rate, she says she is going to have a Career, whatever that means, "Best o' luck!" ina;
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AUBREY BURMA BOWIE CULPEPER, VA.
"Burma"
W. C. A. always on hand to back her class whatever it may do. If she is To call on a backer she is a valuable one. Burma means she will do what you ask. Athletic Association; Y.
Burma
is
and school
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BOBLEY MABEL BROWN ROANOKE, VA. "Mobley"
Sigma Sigma Sigma; Cunningham Literary
Pi Alpha; D. I. R. K.; Society; Red Head
Club; Cotillion Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A., Music Committee '23-'24, Social
Committee
An
'24-'25.
attractive personality,
and an all-'round
live
wire
a sincere friend,
—that's
Mobley.
THELMA CHAMBLISS BROWN "JARRATT, VA.
"Thetma" S. S. S.
Club; Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
When you
once know her you can ne'er forget her for she is the kind that appeals to With her high ideals and with everybody. her perseverance, ambition, and willingness, the class of '2.5 prophesies for her a shining future.
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ELIZABETH CLARKE BRUCE RICE, VA.
"Bet" Athletic Association;
Y.
W.
C. A.
Dame Rumor hath it that this young lady has a great attraction for the opposite sex, and all you man-haters must admit that this is one example of masculine good taste.
VERGIE INEZ BRYANT BOYKINS, VA. "Vergie" S. S. S.
Club; Athletic Association; Y.
W.
A.
C.
In spite of her quiet ways Vergie can speak her mind when she wants to. She is not the kind of girl that pushes herself foi"ward to gain popularity. But then she does not have to, for her own merits have "boosted" her ahead, as her record shows.
MARY ROSANA BURCH IVY DEPOT, VA.
"Mary" Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
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best of classmates and friends is Mary. the same today, tomonow and forever. Dignified, resei-ved, and studious, such is
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Theta;
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Omega;
Cotillion Club;
Literary Society, Secretary '25; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Cunningham
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Another popular blonde;
VIRGINIA BURNETT DRY FORK, VA. "Virginia" Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Virginia is just Virginia and she couldn't With her red curls possibly be anyone else! and "tendency to worry" she is a lovable girl. She has been with us only one year, but she leaves many friends at S. T. C.
SARAH EVELYNE BYRD HOLLAND, VA. "Evelyne" Athletic Association. Evelyne is always helping, always giving; She's one that helps make life worth living.
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MARGARET ADELE CANADA CLOVER, VA.
"Peggy" Athletic Association; Halifax Club; I. K. U.; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. Peggy is just an "honest-to-goodness" girl, with a low sweet voice and gentle manner. She is devoted to her kindergarten work and will make a big success with it. With your sunny disposition and winning smile we feel sure that happiness awaits you, whatever you
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NORMA GRESHAM CARNEY PORTSMOUTH, VA.
"Norma" Portsmouth Club, President '24-'25; Student Senate '23-'24; Travelers Club; Athletic AssoY.
ciation;
W.
C. A.
In Norma we find a truly good sportsman and a girl in whom we may place the utmost dependence. Her presence adds to every gathering and she has the gift of saying exactly what she thinks in a way which makes it valuable.
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ALICE ROLLING CARTER HALIFAX, VA. "Alice"
Pierian Literary Society; Le Cercle FranSecretaire "23-'24; Y. W. C. A., Membership Committee '23-'24; Blue Ridge Club, Vice-President '24-"25; Mandolin and Guitar Club; Athletic Association. A little brown bird of a girl, with everything that goes with that. Perhaps we get our Alice Carters mixed up. but it would be cais.
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MARY LOUISE CARWILE PAMPLIN, VA. "Louise," "Lou."
Chairman Campus League '24-'25; Pierian Literai'y Society; Appomattox County Club, Vice-President '23-"24; Hiking Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Louise is her real name but everybody calls her Lou. If you see a girl picking up paper on the campus or shooing girls from the rotunda you may know 'tis she.
LOUISE FERRELL CLEMENTS STONY CREEK,
VA.
"Little Louise"
Club; Hiking Club; W. C. A.
S. S. S.
I.
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Ath-
Association; Y.
letic
During her years at S. T. C, Louise has won our affection by her attractive peisonality. We wish her all success and legions of friends.
MARGARET FORBES COBB NORFOLK, VA. "Margaret" Student Government Committee; Y. W. C. Chairman Bible Study Committee; MemCommittee; Athenian Literary So-
A.,
bership ciety;
I.
K. U.; Athletic Association. busy
Busy,
little
Margaret.
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VA.
"Lyla" I.
K. U.; Glee Club; Dramatic Club; Y. W. Committee 23-'24; Athletic Asso-
C. A., Music ciation.
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OPHELIA RADCLIFFE COMMANDER NORFOLK, "Fee"
VA.
Y. W. C. A., Social Committee '23-'24; Athenian Literary Society; Athletic Association.
Fee is the happy-hearted sort of a girl that laughs, and laughs, and laughs, and everybody
—sometimes
laughs with her
and sometimes
at
at
her nonsense
her laughter.
ALICE LILLIAN COOK CREWE, VA.
"Cookie"
Nottoway Club, Vice-President '24-'25 Ruffner Literary Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. ;
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VA.
Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Covey has our best wishes for success. She one of those good-all-'round, ready-for-workfun-or-anything people that one likes heaps. is
VIRGINIA SPOTTSWOOD RICHMOND, "Pat"
COWHERD
VA.
Pi Kappa Omega; Gamma Theta; Omega; D. L R. K.; I. K. U.; Y. W. C.
Chairman Music Committee Religious Meetings Committee
'23-'24;
Mu A.,
Chairman
'24-'25;
Dra-
matic Club; Glee Club, Secretary; Richmond Club, Vice-President Argus Literary Society Rotunda Staff. Assistant News Editor '24-'25; Pan-Hellenic '24-"25; Cotillion Club; Athletic ;
Association.
Of all the girls in this old world. Can you show me one so fair, As Pat with her lovely face. Crowned by her beautiful hair.
we know that innocence and beauty combined modern day is a rarity; Why should we sit and wonder At our Pat's popularity. Since
In our
HARRIET SPENCER COWLES LOANO, VA. "Boo" French Circle; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Boo is a happy-go-lucky girl who makes her friends smile by her witty remarks. If Boo appears upon the scene with an elfish smile upon her countenance, there is mischief in the air and something's bound to h^Dpen! She's never taken life seriously except French, which is the bane of her existence.
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"Dean" Glee Club; Athenian Literary Society; Y. C. A., Bible Study Committee; I. K. U.:
W.
Athletic Association.
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BLANCHE MARIE CRAIG SHIPMAN, VA. "Blanche" Trabajores; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Fate was kind when she gave Blanche her carefree, never-woiTy disposition. Hers is not an excitable nature; but day in and day out we find her calm and easy-going.
Los
MARGARET FENNELL CRAWLEY FARMVILLE, VA.
"Margaret" Ruffner Literal^ Society, Treasurer; Le Cercle Francais; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Here is another of our '"town girls" whom we couldn't do without and in whose praise we are always glad to say a word or rather, many words.
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RUTH THATCHER CREECY NORFOLK, VA. "Ruth"
Gamma
Mu Omega; Glee Club; Cunningham Literary Society;
Theta;
Cotillion Club;
K. U.; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Ruth is just the kind of girl who must have gotten into all kinds of jam pots and trouble when she was little. How do we know? By her eyes laughing, dancing, black, or are Oh, she has all the other they brown, eyes? attributes of the modern young lady but why go into details? I.
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HELLEN ELIZABETH CRISMAN WINCHESTER, VA. "Hellen" Zeta Tau; Argus Literary Society; Student Committee, Sophomore Representative '24-'25; Y. W. C. A., Chairman Conference and Conventions Committee '24- '25; Mandolin and Guitar Club; Blue Ridge Club; L K. U.; Rotunda Staff, Exchange Editor '24-"25; AthAssociation. You can't help Just listen to Hellen talk. but be attracted by that little lisp. People don't ever expect these little, bobbed-haired girls to think of anything serious, but here's one who not only thinks, but does many things for her school and class.
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BERTHA MELVILLE CROCKER IVOR, VA.
"Bertha" Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Dignity, reserve, quiet devotion to duty are her striking characteristics. With these and her faithfulness to duty we are sure she will succeed.
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VA.
"Elizabeth," " 'Liz"
Pierian Literary Society; Glee Club; Southwest Virginia Club. President '23-'24-'25; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Elizabeth, better known as 'Liz, is one of
Southwest Virginia's
finest girls.
She made
a
brilliant record in teaching in the training school; also in captivating her pupils' hearts. She's very fond of dancing except when she
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has on
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DERILDA ELIZABETH CROWE CREWE, VA. "Bluff"
Nottoway County Club; Student Government Representative;
Athletic
Association;
Y.
W.
C. A.
She never follows the example set by her name, but is always a willing worker and faithful
to
her studies.
ELIZABETH MARSHALL CRUTE FARMVILLE, VA.
"Crude" Sigma Sigma Sigma; Pi Alpha; N.
B. B. O.; R. K.; Cotillion Club; Glee Club; VarSquad '23-'24; Freshman Basketball Team; Sophomore Basketball Team; Cunningham Literary Society; Prince Edward Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. "Is she popular?" Well I guess. "Is she attractive?" Oh, my, yes! "Does she study?" Well, not much. But in her classes she's quite the "stuff." "Sunny disposition?" We can't say no. An all-round girl with lots of go that's
D.
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sity
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KATHERINE NASH DASHIELD PORTSMOUTH, "Kat"
VA.
Y. W. C. A., Morning Watch Committee; Jefferson Literary Society; Portsmouth Club; Hiking Club; Athletic Association.
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A A
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BLANCHE DAUGHTREY FRANKLIN, VA.
"Blanche" Glee Club; Progressive Educational Club, Reporter; Cunningham Literal^ Society; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association. Here is a girl who though quiet, always gets results from any undertaking. I.
K. U.;
MARY LOUISE DEANS PORT, MOUTH, VA.
"Louise"
Portsmouth Literary Society; Athenian Club, Treasurer '22-'23; Y. W. C. A., Alumnae Committee; Athletic Association. Here's another from "a city by the sea." But you'd never consider Louise "a jolly tar."
She
is
much
too delicate looking.
Her con-
is stronger than it appears to be, for has stood us for two years, much to our
stitution it
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PAULINE FRANCES DEAVER LEXINGTON, VA. "Polly"
Student Senate; Shenandoah Valley Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Talk about a sensation look at Polly. She has always something funny to tell you, 'specially when a '"Billy" or a "J" or some other specimen of "cake-eater" has sent her a "special." Judging from the number she rereceives one is apt to suspect that she will receive an M. R. S. rather than a B. S.
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MARY AMONETTE DE MOTT NORFOLK, VA.
"Amo"
Mu
Omega;
Cotillion Club;
I.
K. U.; Ath-
W. C. A. Amo, we love you, our She has a charm all her own '"Miss Mary." and an attractive way which makes her exAssociation; Y. Amo I love, but
letic
tremely popular.
MARY CORNELIA DICKINSON CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. "Cornelia"
Kappa Omeg^; Rotunda Staff. Typist "23"24, Circulation Manager "24- "25; Virginian Staff, Business Manager '24-'25; Pierian LiterPi
ary Society; Albemarle County Club, President; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A., Membership Association; Student Athletic Committee; Senate. Busy, busy little bumble bee; and this is a convenient state for Cornelia to stay in, for she is our Business Manager, and manages us predict for very effectively and efficiently. her a brilliant career as a teacher? not exentirely possible, but actly, although that is as a veiy successful business woman.
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Her laugh
MARGARET WILBER DOBBS NORFOLK, VA. "Margaret" Athletic Association;
L K.
U.; Y.
W.
C. A.
A
bit of joy, a bit of sadness, a bit of goodness, a bit of badness, that's Margaret. One
cannot appreciate a genuine blush until he's seen one of this golden-haired lassie's, they're perfect!
Her
friendliness
is
irresistible
and
her giggles charming.
JEAN CASTLETON DOYLE MC KENNEY,
VA.
"Jean."
Glee Club; erary Society; C. A.
Dinwiddle Club; Athletic
Pierian LitAssociation; Y. W.
Jean's jolly good humor has won her many a friend and carried her through many trying situations. She simply radiates happiness. To spend a dull moment in her presence would be an impossibility.
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CARRIE VIRGINIA DREWRY NORFOLK, VA. "Carrie" Pi Alpha; Cotillion Club, Assistant Business Manager '24-'25; I. K. U.; Chairman Program Committee; Pierian Literary Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
At the beginning of every study hour Carrie jumps into bed, buries her head in a snappy novel and you hear no more from her 'til bedtime,
unless
occasionally
sigh
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of
content-
ment. She says, "Why worry 'bout lessons?" But she gets there just the same. How does Maybe it is her lucky red head; she do it? if you don't think so, figure it out for yourself.
VIRGINIA HAZEL MC KENNEY,
DUNN
VA.
"Hazel"
Dinwiddle and Petersburg Club; De-Ho-Ec Club; Hiking Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Hazel is thoughtful and studious; pretty She and charming; sincere and reserved. can always, in facing every problem, though it be a knotty one at times, smile and solve it.
ELIZABETH EARNEST AFTON, TENN. "Elizabeth"
Glee Club;
I.
K. U.; Y. W. C. A.
She's loving and friendly. Sweet natured and kind, sweeter girl
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ciety; Y.
In spite of her size She's a maiden quite wise. is just as exact as can be. She's studious, yet gay In a dignified way. But her heart, is it at S. T. C.????
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BETTY ATKINSON EDMUNDS MC KENNEY,
VA.
"Red" Y. W. C. A., Alumnae Committee '24-"25; Petersburg-Dinwiddie Club, "24- '25; De-Ho-Ec Club; Athletic Association. It may be said, she talks little, thinks more and accomplishes most.
KATHERINE EASLEY EDMUNDS HALIFAX, VA. "Kitty"
Sigma Sigma Sigma; Association; Y.
W.
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True
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C. A. serious;
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"Lillian"
Prince
Edward County Club;
Athletic Association;
W.
Y.
I.
K.
U.;
C. A.
that Lillian is kind-hearted is only expressing mildly the wonderfully sympathetic A mixture of fun, disposition she possesses. wit, and steadfastness with a great deal of
To say
kindness and generosity makes Lillian.
REVA ELLIOT WINFALL, VA. "Reva," "Chubby"
De-Ho-Ec Club; Campbell County Club; Le Cercle Francais; Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
Who is the girl black curly hair? Why it's Chubby of course. Just to look at her face makes the day a lot with the brown eyes and
brighter.
ADELAIDE VIRGINIA EMORY FORT EUSTIS, VA.
"Ad" Dramatic Club; Athenian Literary Society; Sensational Syncopators; Newport News Club, Vice-President '23- '24; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
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you gaze at this tall, dignified, beaugirl could you imagine that beneath it hides the impish spirit of "Puck," himself? all She is also quite a "shiek" in the gym and is Ad. never at a loss for dancing partners. tiful
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^'Mamie" Progressive Educational Club; Athletic AsW. C. A. Mamie is a sure remedy for the blues," for her natural wit and cleverness will throw you into hysterics. She claims that she is "Daddy's old-maid daughter," but from what we know about her, that is only another of her jokes. sociation; Y.
RUSSELL LOUISE EVERETT WILLIAMSBURG, VA. "Russell" Pierian Literal? Society; Y.
W.
C. A., Social
Tri-County Club; Athletic C. A. Quiet? No! Industrious? Mighty! Peppy and full of fun? She's alive to the Nth degree. That's Russell who hails from Williamsburg now don't misunderstand that. "I was just wondering" a girl with a bigger heart or a greater curiosity is found not often in a life time. As for wit, Russell has the world
Committee
'23-'24;
Association; Y.
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MOLLIE INGER FENNE WILLIAMSBURG, VA. "Mollie" Y.
W.
A.; Athletic Association. learned from Mr. Bell that the Greeks idealized symmetry and harmony. They would have raved over Mollie for she is a good exexample of the "well-rounded personality." C.
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NELLIE LEE FERRELL LYNCHBURG, VA. '"Nellie"
Ruffner Literary Society; Campbell County Club; L K. U. Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. ;
Behold a girl with real aspirations. Some day she hopes to be a writer, and indeed shows great promise of so becoming. Keep working, Nellie, and in the near future perhaps we'll be reading your books.
CATHERINE PRESTON FINNEY BUENA
VISTA, VA.
"Catherine" I.
Y.
Ruffner Literai7 Society; Bohemian Club; K. U. Jolong Club; Athletic Association; W. C. A. ;
Catherine has taken such an active part in our college life these last two years tbat the gap will surely be felt when she leaves.
LILLA FORTUNE FOSTER LACROSSE, VA. "Lilla"
Athletic Association; Y. If
she
W.
C. A.
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is
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know success is awaita willing worker. ing her so we wish her all the luck possible.
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SARA ELIZABETH FOX AYLETT, VA.
"Sara" Virginian Staff, Assistant Business Manager Treasurer Sophomore Class '24-"25;
'24-"25;
Argus Literary Society; Athletic Association; Richmond Club; Finance Committee '24-'25
W. C. A. Sara may be quiet but she's a "go-getter." goes after the advertisements and comes back with more than we could possiblv hope for, even in our wildest dreams? We appreciate the many things you've done for us in your quiet, unassuming manner. of Y.
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LUCILE FRANKLIN RICHMOND, VA. " 'Cile"
Gamma Club;
Theta;
Mu
Richmond Club;
Omega;
Red
Head
Argus Literary So-
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MARTHA SUSAN FREEMAN HAMPTON, VA. "Martha" Mandolin-Guitar Club;
Progressive Educa-
W. C. A. a wee bit of feminimity slipping around the halls? That's Martha. She tries vei"y hard to be meek and serious, bul don't you ever think she is. The best about tional Club; Athletic Association; Y.
Have you seen
her
is:
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"Bernice Frances" Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Look the world over and you will never find Bernice Frances. The words that come together and describe her are originality, indifference and independence. She never toiled over her studies but she always came out with the rest.
another
MARY GLADYS FRETWELL STAUNTON, VA. "Gladys" Association; Hiking Club; Shenandoah Valley Club; Y. W. C. A. A pal who is always so happy and gay, That she only spreads sunshine along life's Athletic
way.
Her laughter brings gladness
to all
who
are
near.
Her happiness many a sad heart can cheer. Just to have known her here at S. T. C. Has left an impression for our memory; And no matter how far away she m?y go. She'll stay in our hearts for we all love her so.
MARGARET ELIZABETH FULLER NORFOLK, VA. "Margaret," "Jack" Athletic Association; Campus League '23; L K. U.; Y. W. C. A. Haven't you seen a merry bit o' a girl on the coiTidors at S. T. Haven't you seen her twinkling eyes just close in merriment? Well, that merry little girl is Jack Fuller, and if you haven't met her, you've missed one of the '"Joys of Life."
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NOMA ELIZABETH FUQUA RADFORD, VA.
"Noma" Librarian of Glee Club; Pierian Literary Society; Southwest Virginia Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. We all know Noma by her sparkling brown eyes and auburn curls, and when she sings we feel as if we know her better. Combined with these characteristics we have a sweet and studious disposition.
EVELYN LOIS GALLAHER LYNCHBURG, VA. "Evelyn" Jefferson Literary Society;
Campbell County
W. C. A. She's made it a practice to put all her troubles in the bottom of her heart, then sit on the lid and smile. Club; Athletic Association; Y.
KATHERINE OTEY GARNETT FARMVILLE, VA.
"Otey" Glee C. A.
Club;
Athletic
Association;
Y.
W.
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MADELINE HART GARY KENBRIDGE, VA.
"Madeline" Club; Sensational Synco-
Mandolin-Guitar paters;
Freshman Basketball Team; Varsity
Hiking Club; Athletic Association; W. C. A. Madeline is one of our musicians and they Whether she's "'syncoare always welcome. pating" or just being natural she's a happy She. also holds her addition to any group. own on the basketball court. "23-'24;
Y.
JOSIE BELLE GATES RICE, VA.
"Josie Belle"
Glee Club; Mandolin-Guitar Club; Athletic W. C. A.
Association; Y.
A
of fun, humor, and common In fact she is a most delightful comShe can play and sincere friend. basketball, too; you ought to see her throw
mixture
sense!
panion
that ball!
ANNIE LEE GAYLORD NORFOLK, VA. "Annie Lee" Y. W. C. A., Morning Watch Committee '24-'25; Athenian Literai7 Society; Athletic Association.
Annie Lee has that much admired and longed for quality of being "different." The fact that she is red-headed may partly account for her individual type. It may be said that her talents range from the power of singing beautifully to the capturinjg of a man's heart.
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Club;
Hiking
VA.
Y.
Club;
W.
C.
A.,
Morning Watch Committee; Athletic Association.
Here's a voice from the Glee Club and it's a sweet one, too. There's nothing too nice to say of this blithe young member of the class of '25.
NANNIE WALTON GILLIAM TOGA, VA.
"Nannie"
De-Ho-Ec Club;
W.
Athletic
Association;
Y.
C. A.
"Her face made sunshine
in the
shady places."
FREIA ANNA GOETZ KEYSVILLE, VA.
"Freia"
De-Ho-Ec Club;
Athletic
Association;
W. C. A. "A word to speak that's good and kind Somehow or other she can always find.'
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"True True True
to to to
herself,
her friends. her duty always."
MARY BATTLE GOSE WYTHEVILLE, VA.
"Mary" Ruffner Literary Society; Southwest Virginia Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Quiet and rather reserved, yet who on "Tacky Alley" does not know Maiy? It fell to her lot to teach history in the Training School, the subject of her greatest dread. Through it all, her sweet disposition remained
unimpaired!
Remarkable!
Girls,
Remark-
able!
NINA ANSON GRAVELY MARTINSVILLE, VA.
"Nina" Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Laughing and singing she goes about her work ever willing to aid, especially when the Being a lover touch of an artist is needed. of sports she is happiest when on a tennis or
basketball court.
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LYDIA ELIZABETH GRIFFIN HOLLAND,
VA.
"Lydia" Athletic Association; Le Cercle Francais; De-Ho-Ec Club; The Triangle Club; Y. W. C.
A. Lydia
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MABEL GROSSCLOSE CERES, VA.
"Mabel" Glee Club; ProgressEducational Club; Y. W. C. A.
Athletic Association; ive
"Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control These three alone lead life to sovereign power."
CARRIE GUNHILD SIGNID GUDHEIM BLACKSBURG, VA. "Carrie" Pi Alpha; Athletic Association; Southwest Virginia Club; Pierian Literary Society; Hiking Club; Y. W. C. A. Look at her name and then guess her perCarrie is a daughter of the Vikings sonality. bold who once sailed the northern seas. So you'd expect her to have an adventerous undaunted spirit. Most of these adventures have been carried on within the precincts of V. P. I. Try and guess the results.
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ELVA MAE GUY PUNGOTEAGUE, VA. "Elva."
Eastern Chore Club; Athletic Association; W. C. A. A cheery little soul is Elva, she sings, she smiles, and worries not at all; yet, she's thoughtful, frank, and as good as can be. That would never do Tell a fib? Oh, no! Y.
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MYRTLE VIRGINIA GUY PUNGOTEAGUE,
VA.
"Myrtle" Eastern Shore Club; De-Ho-Ec Club; Le Cercle Francais; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. We can always depend on Eastern Shore for some mighty fine girls and you can bet we were not disappointed in Myrtle.
LAURA EDNA HALL HICKORY, VA.
"Edna" Freshman Basketball Team; Varsity
'23-'24;
Mandolin-Guitar Club; Glee Club; Monogram Club: Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. When one approaches Whitehouse Hall, Edna's laugh is the first thing heard. Besides this evidence of a good disposition she is one of our star basketball players, and she is very i..usical.
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DOROTHY CORNELIA HANCOCK ROANOKE,
VA.
"Dot" Delta Sigma Chi; Pi Alpha; Athletic Association; I. K. U.; Roanoke Club; Y. W. C. A. Dot's attractiveness and manner win yo"u at 'Tis said she has a "heavy line" first sight. but we don't mind her unraveling it. She also has a serious side which only a few have the pleasure of knowing.
SALLIE
MATTHEWS HARDY KENBRIDGE, VA. "Sallie"
Zeta Tau; Athletic Association; G. A. L. S.; Y. W. C. A. ''Friends are worth Sallie
is
more than money."
going forth into the world as a
schoolmarm, and fortunate are the children will have the privilege of associating with May she pass on to them some of that fine spirit of fair play, good sportsmanship, high ideals, and love for the real things that characterize her. Everyone who knows Sallie likes her except her fiiends; and they love
who her.
her.
ROSALIND HENRIETTA HARRELL NORFOLK, VA. "Rosalind" Athletic Association; Y.
Committee
W.
C. A., Alumnae
'24-'25.
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ADA LEE HAVENS GREEN BAY, VA. "A da" Glee Club; Athletic Association; Prince Edward Club '23- '24; President R. P. C. Club 24-'25; Y. W. C. A. It is generally supposed at S. T. C. that Ada's favorite occupation is dancing. That is because riding in Ford coupes is absolutely forbidden.
ELIZABETH ELEANOR HEDGEPETH HANDCOM,
VA.
"Elizabeth" Athletic Association; S. S. S. Club; I. K. U. Y. W. C. A. "None but herself could be her parallel." Despite her quietness she has s;ained many friends. We feel sure that she will attain success in whatever work she chooses for her life, even if it is to be a Methodist minister's wife.
ELVA MAUDE HEDLEY SOUTH NORFOLK.
VA.
"Elva" Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Le Cercle Francais;
Describe Elva? That would be impossible! Her sweet, So attractive is her personality! winsome manner has made her very popular.
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"Annie" Association; Progressive tional Club; Y. W. C. A. Athletic
Educa-
Here is a Sophomore to delight the Faculty's heart, for she is an honest-to-goodness student.
JAYNE SWANNE HENDRICKS ALTON, VA. "Jayne" Association ; Progressive Y. W. C. A.
Athletic
Educa-
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call
Jayne the "Mystery Girl" and
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MARTHA CRANE HINCH ROANOKE, VA. "Martha" Delta Sigma Chi; Mu Omega; D. I. R. K.; N. B. B. 0.; I. K. U.; Cotillion Club; Argus Literary Society; Y. W. C. A., Social Committee '24-'25; Athletic Association.
"Love, goodness, beauty, in her person shine."
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MARIE LOUISE HOLLAND HOLLAND, VA. "Noisy" Athletic Association; Triangle Club; Y. C. A.
W.
This is "Noisy." Isn't she cute? Her wit and "noise" will keep you alive and her smile and happy-go-lucky sort of a way will keep you merry.
REVA BERNICE HUFF BRISTOL, TENN.
"Bun" Association; Pierian K. U.; Y. W. C. A.
Athletic ciety;
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Literary
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DOROTHY PATTESON HUGHES LYNCHBURG, VA. "Dot" Pi Alpha Club; Athenian Literary Society; Lynchburg Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
"Best things come in small packages." We to believe this. Although her name "Dot," she holds no small portion of our hearts. We wonder if Dot sanctions the rumors we have been hearing that she isn't planning to follow her chosen career always.
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GERTRUDE LIGON HUGHES RICE, VA.
"Trudy" Prince Edward Club; Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A. Here's to Trudy! She's the kind of a girl everybody likes, lively, attractive, and witty with plenty of ability, energy, and determination. All the points which go to make up a true friend are hers and the greatest good fortune we can wish is that she may occupy a place in the world similar fo the one she has held with her classmates and friends at Athletic Association;
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ELIZABETH CAROLYN HUNTER LYNCHBtJRG, VA.
"Carolyn" Association; Campbell County Club; Y. W. C. A. "Dignity is a pearl of great price. Carolyn's host of friends would describe her as the most queenly giil they know, with all the dignity; yet quiet fun lurking beneath. that any girl could have. Athletic
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LYNCHBURG, VA. "Virginia"
Lynchburg Club; Campbell County Club; Fieshman Basketball Team; Progressive Educational C. A.
Club;
Athletic
Association;
Y.
W.
A
mighty fine girl named after a mighty fine state and she has made a mighty fine record in a mighty fine college.
CLYDE VIRGINIA JACKSON PORT MOUTH, VA. "Virginia"
Portsmouth Y.
W.
Club;
Athletic
Association;
C. A.
Busy, busy
little
body,
Working all the day; She works from morn 'til eventide,
And
yet she's always gay; efforts are for others,
For her
And she brings us all good cheer. May our wishes good be with her. For this and many a year.
PEARLE ELIZABETH JARMAN CROZET, VA.
"Elizabeth"
Dramatic Club; Glee Club; I. K. U.; Argus Literary Society; Y. W. C. A., Bible Study Committee '23-'24, Membership '24-'25; Albemarle County Club; College Club; Athletic Association. She's just the person to take a humorous part in a play. Don Quixote, himself, couldn't have looked as natural as Elizabeth did in the pageant. Her good humor isn't "wasted on the desert air." for we appreciate it.
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BETTIE SUE JERNIGAN PORTSMOUTH,
VA.
"Bettie"
Portsmouth
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in
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ALICE COLUMBIA JETT VFADDEYS, VA.
"Alice" C. A., Morning Watch Committee; Athletic Association. Here is a girl concerning whose success her Alma Mater need never wony. With plenty of spirit to make the best of the present, and plenty of reserve force to make the future count, Alice is bound to do well.
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AGNES TYLER JOHNSON NORFOLK, VA. Athenian Literary Society; El Circulo Espanol, Treasurer; Athletic Association; Y. C. A.
W.
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IDA GERTRUDE JOHNSON MANTEO,
VA.
"Gertrude" Progressive Educational Club; Athletic AsW. C. A.
sociation; Y.
If you go through life, showing a friendly friendships by the score must result. Gertrude has this spirit and also the consequent flock of friends.
spirit,
LULA VIRGINIA JOHNSON ALBERTA, VA.
"Lou" De-Ho-Ec Club; Brunswick Club; Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
Lula came to us bubbling with "pep." Her favorite hanging out place seems to be downtown, and she nearly always "'rates" a date. She and Cousin Tommy seem to be good friends. Just keep your good disposition, Lula, and you'll be all right.
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VA.
Portsmouth Club; Athletic Association; Y. C. A. If we admire Ruby for her devotion to '"the
W.
principle of the thing," we love her for her thoughtful consideration, her honest convictions and that air of seienity with which she has trod for two years the path to the foot of her rainbow where awaits her a pot full of excellent grades, true friendships, and Farmville's best wishes.
THELMA MARIE JOHNSON
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PARKfLEY, VA.
"Thelma" Eastern Shore Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Thelma moves as calmly through the hurlyburly of college life as if she were walking along a garden path. This serenity is, however, by no means an indication of indifference. It is rather the result of an exquisite orderliness which, with Thelma, is not a science, but a fine art.
BEULAH PESCUD JONES FARMVILLE, VA.
Mu Omega;
Athletic
Association;
Y.
W.
C. A.
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is
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DOROTHY CHAMBERLAYNE JONES CHARLIE HOPE, VA.
"Dot" Athletic Association Brunswick County Club. Treasurer '23-'24-'25; Y. W. C. A. ;
Another blonde, but what a quiet one! If her words don't betray her thoughts her dimples often do.
ELIZABETH FIELD JONES RAWLINGS, VA. "Libby," "Beth"
Mandolin-Guitar Club; Brunswick Club, Vice-President '23-'24, Secretai-y '24-"25; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
The cheeriest girl you ever met. Her temper never sours; The minutes spent with Libby, Grow into golden hours.
ELSIE JONES LA CROSSE, VA. Athletic C.
Association;
Glee
Club;
Y.
W.
A.
Angelic! Oh, but you never can tell! Just wait until you know her. If the picture could only speak and sing as the real little girl can. she would surely wind herself around the heartstrings of everyone.
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KATHERINE WATSON JONES BLACKSTONE, VA. "Kitty" Athletic W. C. A.
Association;
Dinwiddie Club;
Y.
Sportsmanship, companionship, scholarship, these are three of her attributes. Need we add any more?
LILLIE
KATZ
NORFOLK,
VA.
"Liltie"
Jefferson
Literary
Society;
Athletic
Asso-
ciation.
In classes there never was such an earnest, devoted student as Lillie, but once away from books off goes dignity like a cumbersome mask. She also acts as advisor and counsellor for many of her friends.
LILLIE
OSBORNE KEASLER BURKEVILLE, VA. "Lillie''
Progressive Educational Club; Nottowav Club; Y. W. C. A. Lillie is one of those people whom we would term a "brightener." She can always be depended upon to keep her corner bright and cheerful.
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MARY ELIZABETH KIBLER WAYNESBORO, VA.
"Mary" Pierian Literary Society; Cotillion Club; Athletic Association; I. K. U.; Shenandoah Valley Club; Y. W. C. A. "With a heart ever true and full of fun She laughed and danced and talked and sung."
KATHERINE HARRIET KISER TAZEWELL, VA. "Katherine"
Southwest Virginia Club; Glee Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Beauty and dignity combined, A character sweet and true, personality all her own
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Kitty, a girl true blue.
MARTHA ELIZABETH KISER TAZEWELL, VA.
"Martha" Athletic
Association;
Club; Glee Club; Y.
W.
Southwest C. A.
Virginia
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WILLIE DRUCILLA LACKEY COVESVILLE, VA. "Billie"
Athletic W. C. A.
Association;
Billie is well
Albemarle Club;
known around our
Y.
college, for
who wouldn't recognize Marcheta, Lamplit Hour, and many other popular songs wherevei she is to be found. Aside from singing her next hobby
is
projects.
ANN VIRGINIA LAMBERT wayne:boro,
"Ann
va.
ViTginia"
Mu
Omega; G. A. L. S.; Dramatic Club; Valley Association; Shenandoah Athletic Club; Varsity Basketball •23-"24; Y. W. C. A.
We
shall always remember the first scenes of The Yellow Jacket and Ann Virginia sitShe has much love ting calmly in heaven! for little things and we all admire her taste.
MATTIE RANDOLPH LAND EMPORIA, VA. "Mattie"
Cunningham
Literary
Society,
Treasurer;
Emporia Club, Treasurer; Y. W. C. A., Membership Committee; Athletic Association. Black, curly hair, plus bewitching blue eyes, tiny figure, and a bright, winsome smile, these make up Mattie. She's a gay little one, but she can be serious too. She is well known for her good disposition and thoughtfulness of others. a
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LUCILLE LATIMER TOWNSEND,
VA.
"Lucille"
Athenian Literary Society; Eastern Shore Club, Secretary; I. K. U.; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
We know
a
little
girl
With laughing, bright, brown eyes. Whoever wins this maiden's hand Will surely win a prize. not promiscuously, We're sure of what we know; Whatever task Lucille is given Twill surely be done "just so."
Our words come
EMILY LOUISE LAWRENCE
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PORTSMOUTH, VA. "Mutt"
Cunningham
Literary Society; Hiking Club; Portsmouth Club; Y. W. C. A., Social Com'23-'24; Athletic Association. mittee Little; that's
black,
Emily.
bobbed hair; Just
like
many
brown eyes other people
Oh, no, for there's her sunny position and vivid personality which keep always happy, and refreshing to others. you say?
VIRGINIA EVELYN PORTSMOUTH,
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LAWRENCE VA.
"Virginia"
Portsmouth Club; Ruffner Literary Societ. W. C. A.
;
Athletic Association; Y.
Virginia is a girl whose motto is "don't work unless necessaj-y." When the has to, however, she always looks on the bright side of it and her grades show the happy outcome.
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GEORGIA AGNES LEFTWICH CLIFTON FORGE, VA. "Georgia" Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. She's just a "wee bit of a mite" but she doesn't get walked over, as Nellie is fall enough to look out for her. She's so retiring that we little expected her to bob her hair, but that only proves some more things about these so-called quiet people.
MADGE LORENA LEWIS WHITEWELL,
N. C.
"Madge" Zeta Tau; Carolina Club; I. K. U.; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. She is a puzzle to us. There are times when we believe that she is the quiet, demure girl that she looks; while at other times we believe her to be the "'naughtiest" girl ever. One is first impressed by her frankness; indeed this virture has no doubt caused her and her friends many blue moments, but it always seems to come out all right. Her friendship is like her Carolina drawl, slow but constant.
VIRGINIA GIBSON LEWIS PETERSBURG, VA. "Virginia"
Zeta Tau; Spanish Club; French Circle; Athletic Association; Religious Meetings Committee of Y. W. C. A.; Freshman Basketball Squad; G. A. L. S.; Athletic Editor of Rotunda '24-'25; Cotillion Club; PetersburgDinwiddie Club; Athenian Literary Society. If you see two girls coming along the hall and some witty soul makes the unusual re-
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"Judy" Zeta Tau; Y. W. C. A.; I. K. U.; CunningLiterary Society; Emporia Club; Athletic Association; Sophomore Basketball Squad.
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Although "Judy"' just came to us from Harrisonburg this year, she's already one of us. She's a good old sport and right there when there's any fun going on, but her grades don't suffer from it. Now, Judy, please tell us what strange attraction Richmond has for you.
ROSE LIPPMAN NORFOLK, VA. "Rose" Athletic Association.
To strangers Rose seems very distant and reserved, but we know better. She is one of the few who have not succumbed to the barber's craze, and she still retains her wealth of black hair.
SARAH LETITIA LIPSCOMB FARMVILLE, VA.
"Sarah" Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
Somewhere next year, in our Old Dominion, some little citizens of the future will be fortunate enough to call Sarah teacher.
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META LOUISE LUXFORD PRINCESS ANNE, VA.
"Lou" Argus Literary Society; Campus League; Travelers Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. "Love, sweetness, beauty, from her person shine.
So sweet,
Where can
so
gentle,
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a more fitting example of the
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HATTIE BEATRICE LYTHGOE RICHMOND,
VA.
"Hatde"
L K. U.; Y. W. C. A. no half-way business about Hattie; a thing it is with her whole heart and Loul; especially if it is something that must be done, she'll be sure to do it well. Athletic Association;
There
is
when she does
LOIS
ARGYLL McCLUER FAIRFIELD, VA.
"Argyle"
W.
Alumna; Committee '23-'24-'25; Athletic Association; Argus Liteiary Society; Shenandoah Club. Y.
A
C. A.
girl
who can
write to suit a king.
In fact she can do most anything.
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ink.
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"Beth" Y. W. C. A., Music Committee '23-"24, Rural Life Committee '24-'25; Athletic Association: Argus Literai-y Society; Shenandoah Valley Club, Vice-President 24-'25.
Beth has a smile you just can't forget. I saw it when first we met. if you saw it, you would have to smile too. Beth, with your smile you'll be sure to win through.
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BONNIE McCOY MARTINSVILLE, VA.
"Bonnie" Progressive Educational Club; Athletic AsW. C. A.
sociation; Y.
A is
considerate and dependable friend, that I should say she Bonnie. Like 'caching? is In teaching
Her "reatest happiness does. the first grade.
MARY PERRY McINTOSH ORANGE, VA.
"Mary Mac" Pi Alpha; I. K. U., Treasurer '24-'25; AthAssocietion; Y. W. C. A.
letic
There are many girls that you don't even stop for a second glimpse of, but Mary Mac is one you want to see two, three, and many times. You know she must be attractive or else why is there always such a large group around her?
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is
know when she has another Maiy Mac.
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VA.
"Eva"
Freshman Basketball Team; Varsity
Monogram Club;
'23-'24;
Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
wonder who shoved that trunk in front of my door." Ask Eva, she s the source of all mischief on Whitehouse Hall. Jolly, vivacious, happy, and carefree; studious, attractive, and very athletic. All these adjectives and more are needed to describe her. If you don't know her, you have missed that which "T
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MARY EDWARD McKINNEY CHASE
CITY, VA.
"Mary" Le Cercle Francais;
Ruffner Literai-y SoAthletic Association; Y. W. C. A. thank you, Westhampton, and if you have any more like Mary we'll be glad to have you send 'em right along on the N. & W., F. O. B. ciety;
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MADELINE MONTAGUE McMURDO UNIVERSITY, VA.
"Ena" Pi Kappa Omega; Rotunda Staff, Assistant Editor '24-"25; Vice-President Class '24- '25; D.amatic Club; Property Manager '24-'25; Argus Literai7 Society; Y. W. C. A., Religious Meetings Committee '23-'24-'25; Athletic Association; Student Standards Committee '23-'24; Albemarle County Club; Le Cercle Francais; Student Senate. Stately and tall is Madeline With poise enough for any queen. Strong and wise as she is good, perfect type of womanhood.
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"Chicha" G. A. L. S;. Student Standards Committee 24-'25; Glee Club; Argus Literary Society;
Le Cercle Francais, Secretaire '24-'25; Albemarle County Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. We've seen ye, pensive brush in hand. Ready to paint some stretch of land. Only a brush and daub of paint, And lo! ye've made some picture quaint.
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JANIE ELIZABETH MARTIN CULLEN, VA. "Janie" Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
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"Teen" Prince Edward County Club; Athletic AssoY. W. C. A. We who know her couldn't get along without her, and say to those who have missed the opportunity of knowing her that a great privilege has been denied them. ciation;
ALMA MATTHEWS KENBRIDCE, VA.
"Alma" Progressive Educational Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Alma reflects her strong personality on all with whom she comes in contact. She laughs with the laugher, and sympathizes with the sorrowful.
ALMA ROSE MAYNARD PORTSMOUTH,
VA.
"Katrinka" "Alma" Ruffner Literary Society, Vice-President '24Sophomore Class Reporter '24-"25; Portsmouth Club, Treasurer '24-'25; MandolinGuitar Club; Y. W. C. A., Alumnae Committee '25;
'24-'25;
Athletic Association.
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VA.
"Eva" Campbell
Club; Pierian Literai7 Association; Y. W. C. A.
County
Athletic
Society;
Eva is just one of those "happy-go-lucky" She is that no one can help loving. always ready for fun or esthetic dancing in pageants you ask her. girls
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THELMA LEE MICHAEL LAWRENCEVILLE, VA.
"Thelma" Brunswick Club;
W.
Athletic
Y.
Association;
C. A.
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Hunt the she's Thelma. whole school over and you'll not find another just like her. She believes there is a time for work and a time for play, but she sometimes Thelma
is
well,
gets the times mixed.
DELANIA VARCOE MILAM RANDOLPH,
VA.
"Pete"
W.
Spanish Club; Athletic Association; Y. C. A.
Delania,
known
as
Pete,
Delineator,
and
Laney, should have as another name, "Wit." all who know her will surely agre2 that is the wittiest girl in Garland Dormitory. Her motto is:
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VA.
"Lorena"
Southampton Club; S. S. S. Club; Glee Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. You've all heard the rhyme about the girl with Jie curl in the middle of her forehead. Well, this doesn't apply to Lorena for she never is bad. She is always smiling, the smile that comes from service rendered to her fellowstudents. No, they're never big, just little things, things as little as herself and as sweet and modest.
KATHERINE GARDNER MONTAGUE LYNCHBURG, VA. "Kitty"
Kappa Omega; Gamma Theta; Pi Alpha; D. L R. K.; Cotillion Club; Student Committee, Freshman Representative; Virginian, Pi
Alt Editor '24-'25; Argus Literary Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Kitty, our artist, has certainly added beautiful touches to many phases of our college
How different our annual would be without her drawings; what would we do without her posters, and the many other beautiful things she makes for us? This is just one of her distinguishing characteristics, for she has many more just as delightful. life.
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MOORE
VA.
"Elvie" Shall we ever forget her smile? Surely not! She has a smile that the multitudes envy. Witness Elvie and Marjorie, the two inseparables.
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SUE ELIZABETH MOSELEY LYNCHBURG, VA. " 'Liz"
Kindergarten Club; Campus League; Campbell County Club; Blue Ridge Club; Y. W. C. A., Conference and Convention Committee;
Argus Literary Society; Athletic Association. is going to be a teacher. Or something of that sort; But she is always fooling 'round
Liz
"Stead of studying as she aught. She's very fond of playing tricks, But she always plays them fair; And if smiles were worth a penny, Liz would be a millionaire.
MARY AGATHA MOUNT LYNCHBURG, VA.
"Mary" Dramatic Club; Aigus Literary Society; Freshman Basketball Team; Campbell County Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Heavens, what's Bang! Dash! Crash!
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have
fun.
Mary's just
ANNIE HARRISON MURRAY DANVILLE, VA.
"Annie" present Miss Annie Murray, who is a creditable member of our class and one of the reasons why we dread the parting
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"Keen" Pierian
Literaiy
ment Committee
Student Govern-
Society;
'24-'25; Athletic Association;
Southwest Virginia Club; Y.
W.
C. A.,
Morn-
Progressive ing Watch Committee '24- '25; Educational Club. Keen is the kind of a girl who never tries to bluff her way, for she is enterprising, studious, and capable. She does not believe in wasting words unnecessarily, but when the occasion demands it she can certainly speak her mind.
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FINCASTLE, VA.
"Mary" Pierian Literary Society, Athletic Association; Le Cercle Francais; Southwest Virginia Club; Y. W. C. A. Mary is jolly, happy-go-lucky and always ready for fun. Whenever there is a "spread" on Whitehouse Hall she is right there. Still she is serious as well as jolly, and studious as well as happy-go-lucky.
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S.
C.
"Mrs. Nevils" Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Where else but in Mrs. Nevils could we She ever find such a charming personality? has come a great distance but has formed many friends at the end of the journey. wish you success and happiness in the future.
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LYNCHBURG, VA. "Ellis"
Delta Sigma Chi; Mu Omega; D. I. R. K.; N. B. B. O.; Glee Club; Cotillion Club; Cunningham Literary Society; L K. U.; Campbell County Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Every individual nature has its own beautv as truly as the proverb about the deepness of still water. Those who know Ellis could probably testify to it as the beauty of hers. Down in Ellis" "depths" lies a sense of humor and a sweet and loving nature.
ANNE THOMPSON OAKEY SALEM, VA.
"Anne Tom" Sigma Sigma Sigma; Pi Alpha; D. 1. R. K. Argus Literary Society; Roanoke Club; CoClub; Sophomore Basketball Team '25;
tillion
Athletic Association Y. W. C. A. One who will pass the test of friendship, s sport in athletics as well as other activities, a "Howdy-do" for everyone, accompanied with a smile here's to Anne Tom. ;
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FLORENCE TAYLOR ODELL NORFOLK, VA. "Florence"
Athenian Literary Society; ciation; Y.
Athletic
Asso-
W.
C. A. takes life
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seriously enough to sets out to do, she doesn't take it so seriously that she cannot enjoy all the fun that is coming her way.
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girl
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GLADYS ETHLEEN PARKER MONTVALE,
VA.
"Gladys"
Hiking Club; Tennis Club; Athletic Association; If
Y.
W.
C. A.
we were asked
"eternal
feminine,"
for
an example of the
name
we'd
would be hard to find anyone more attractive or capricious.
Gladys.
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VIRGINIA CAROLINE PARKINSON WARRENTON,
VA.
Si£;ma Sigma Sigma; Mu Omega; D. R. K.; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
A
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"Lucy" Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; S. S. S. Club. Lucy and fun an inseparable. She believes in having a good time just so it doesn't interfere with her school work. If it had not been for Lucy some of us might have given up in despair long ago but so long as she is around
we
can't give up.
LUCY ESTELLE PARTRIDGE JARRATT, VA.
"Ludie" Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; S. S. S. Club; L K. U. We can't imagine our little curly-headed Ludie a dignified teacher at John Randolph
She looks but she is, and a successful one. very innocent when you tease her but from the number of letters she gets from Richmond as well as Jarratt we think it's rather serious. We wish her a most successful teaching career of a
few years.
FRANCES PAXTON ROANOKE,
VA.
"Frances" Delta Sigma Chi; Pi Alpha; Y. W. C. A.; I. K. U.; Roanoke Club. Frances came to us from Hollins, but has already made many friends here. And from the daily letters there appear to be friends or "a" friend elsewhere. We hope her stay has been so pleasant that she will come back for her degree. Athletic Association;
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VIRGINIA LUCILLE PETERS FRANKLIN, VA. " 'Cile"
Dramatic Club;
S.
S.
S.
Club;
Athenian
Literary Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. 'Cile is always "up in the air" over something. She laughs a great deal and talks a In fact, there's no telling great deal more. when she's going to stop once she ets started. look upon her as a valuable possession and would feel that we were missing a lot without her contagious laugh.
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MARY LINN PETTY ROANOKE,
VA.
"Mary Linn" Sigma Sigma Sigma; Pi Alpha; Vice-President Y. W. C. A., Music Committee '23-'24; Pan-Hellenic Representative; Argus Literary Society; Cotillion Club; Roanoke Club; Athletic Association; D. I. R. K. If we had a track team Mary Linn would be a fit aspirant, for she has been trained on the Y. W. track. Every time you see her she is rushing wildly around with about a dozen things to do. She always seems to get them done. But in the twinkling of an eye she has acquired a new list and off she goes again.
GLADYS THEODORA PHILLIPS WACHAPREACUE,
VA.
"Gladys" Eastern Shore Club; Mandolin and Guitar Club; Hiking Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. True to herself and to her friends and to her duty, that's Gladys.
And
it
makes her the
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"Lucy" Eastern Shore Club; De-Ho-Ec Club; AthAssociation; Y. W. C. A.
letic
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ANNIE IRENE PIGGOTT PURCELLVILLE, VA.
"Irene" "Pig" Hiking Club;
Dramatic
Athletic Association;
We
Club;
L K.
U.;
Y. 'W. C. A.
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VIRGIE BLANCHE POLLOCK WHITMELL, VA. "Virgie" Y.
Glee Club; W. C. A.
I.
K. U.; Athletic Association;
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"Peg" Pi Alpha; Cotillion Club; Pierian Literary Society; Student Senate '24-'25; L K. U.; Y. W. C. A. Think of Peg you think of peals of laughter for indeed those two go hand in -hand. Oh, Peggy, please dance the first dance with me! For isn't that the argument all the way up to the gym every night? Who wouldn't get a thrill out of "struttin" with Peg? We are evidently not the only ones who receive a thrill when dancing with her, for it's not unusual to see her pack her bag, and off she goes for the week-end.
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Y.
W.
'24- '25;
Manager
C.
A.
Dramatic '25;
Morning Watch Committee Club,
Property
Assistant
Southampton Club;
S.
S.
S.
Club, Secretary '24-'25; Athletic Association; Athenian Literary Society. "She's jolly, sincere and true. And a friend to all of you."
Always happy, always kind, always eager to aid anyone, so we find her in school life. She is a good student and witty companion, but best of all, always a friend.
RUBY PEARL PRfCE FARMVILLE, VA.
"Ruby" Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
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"Grace" Athletic Association;
Y.
W.
C. A.
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INDIA ELIZABETH RAWLINGS JARRATT, VA. "India" S. S. S.
Club; Athletic Association; Y. W.
C. A.
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Mandolin-Guitar Club, Secretary-Treasurer Athenian Literary Society; Orchestra; Sensational Syncopators; L K. U.; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. '24-'25;
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LOUISE MARSHALL RICHARDSON FARMVILLE, VA.
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Omega;
D. I. R. K.; Prince Edward Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
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if
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she
will,
you may depend
she won't, she won't, so there's an end
it."
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MEADE RIDDLE
NORFOLK, VA. "Bessie
Meade"
Gamma Theta; Mu Omega; N. B. B. O.; G. A. L. S.; Argus Literary Society; Reporter Freshman Class '23-'24; Y. W. C. A., Service Committee '23-'24; Athletic Association; Student Senate. I heard a big noise coming down the Hall. Doors were flung open and closed again, and the girls reported to their roommates, "Its just Bessie Meade!" Although she is a bit noisy she has a brilliant brain, a clever tongue and pep enough to keep them both going at once.
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VA.
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Athletic Association; Glee Club; Club, Vice-President; Y. W. C. A.
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hope that some day she may obtain her
heart's
desira of being a successful teacher, rest of her days in Emporia.
and spend the
ANNIE LAURIE RIVES MC KENNEY,
VA.
"Annie Laurie" Pierian Literary Society; Y. W. C. A., Membership Committee; Athletic Association; Dinwiddie County Club.
Annie Laurie is a jolly, good girl. She believes that there is a time for work and a time for play and though she conscientiously does her work, as her records show, she loves Success has been yours to have a good time. thus far and we are sure it will continue!
HELEN GOULD ROBERTS FABER, VA.
"Helen" Athletic Association; Blue Ridge Club, Secretai7 and Treasurer "24-25; Spanish Society. '23-24; Progressive President Educational .Club; Y. W. C. A.
Helen is jolly, Helen is gay. Always smiling. Along her way.
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VA.
"Ruth" Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
The merry twinkle which never ceases to gleam from Ruth's kind eyes, is a beckon for us to turn to her if we are in need of sympathy.
MIRIAM MONTGOMERY ROBINSON PORTSMOUTH,
VA.
"Miriam" Zeta
Tau;
Cunningham
Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Literary Society; Service Committee
The word "adorable" was especially coined baby talk and hazel eyes; do you wonder? But, truly her grades would be a credit to any boring bookworm, who studied every minute.
for Miriam, with her
MARGARET ALICE RODEFFER LOVETTSVILLE, VA.
"Peggy" Hiking Club;
La Cercle Francais; Fresh-
man Basketball Team; W. C. A.
Athletic Association;
Y.
As we
see
Peggy with her brown eyes we
can't help but get the impression that gayety No time is wasted when is her soul's breath. she talks, for she seems to think life is too
short to be lost in speech.
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LYDIA PEARL ROGERS APPOMATTOX, VA. "Lydia"
De-Ho-Ec Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
"The same yesterday, today, and
A
forever."
combination of good sportsmanship, sweetand good nature!
ness, intellect, sincerity,
SADIE McNESS ROGERS BOYDTON, VA. "Sadie" Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
When all good things have been said and done, no one can bring the charge that anything was too good to say of or do for Sadie.
SUE ELEANOR ROPER PORTSMOUTH,
VA.
"Sue" Y.
W.
C. A.,
Chairman Publicity Committee
Student Government Committee '23Treasurer Freshman Class; Athenian Literary Society; Portsmouth Club; Athletic '24-'25; '24-'25;
Association.
"Has the last bell rung?" "I just did get Sue has a chronic case of sleepiness. However, there seems to be magic in her dreams, for she is very active when once up. especially when it comes to Y. W. and Student Government work.
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AIRY, N.
C.
"Louise" Athletic Association; El Circulo Espanol; Carolina Club; Blue Ridge Club; Y. W. C. A. To know her as a friend is to know a wealth of qualities which endear her to us. We can depend on her, we can confide in her, and we can count on her to support college activities. She has pep, she has poise, plus just enough devilment to add a delicious flavor.
CORINNE ELIZABETH RUCKER LYNCHBURG,
VA.
"Corinne" Athletic Association;
County Club; Y. W. C.
Glee Club; Campbell A., Ruffner Literary
Society.
Always happy, always gay. She trips along life's rugged way. Loyal-hearted, strong in mind, A truer friend you'll never find.
ELIZABETH RUCKER MONETA,
VA.
"Elizabeth" Athletic Association; College Club; Virginia League; Traveler's Club; Hiking Student Volunteer Group; Jefferson Literary Society; Y. W. C. A. Elizabeth is a kind and conscientious stuShe dent and therefore has many friends. has a way of impressing her teachers. Elizabeth is as true a pal as can be found and we're wishing her the best o' luck.
Normal Club;
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Y.
VA.
Prince Edward Club; Athletic Association; W. C. A.
Margaret is jolly, Margaret is gay, Always smiling along her way.
MARY FRANCES SADLER WILMINGTON, VA. "Frances" Progressive Educational Club, Secretary and Treasurer; Argus Literary Society; L K. U.; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Frances
is
a
bookworm and how to study.
She is not a real student. doesn't "cram," but she knows It is seldom that a question
She is full of originality and independence combined with a kind and tolerant
passes her. nature.
FRANCES COCHRON SALE LEXINGTON, VA.
"Frances" Delta Sigma Chi; Mu Omega; D. L R. K.; D. B. L K. U., President; Athletic Association; Student Committee, Freshman Representative; Argus Literary Society, Secretary '24; Dramatic Club, Secretai-y and Treasurer '24-'25; Shenandoah Valley Club, President; Rotunda Staff, Assistant Circulation Manager; Y. W. C. A. ;
Here
comes
Hannah fame. she plays.
our little Betty of Friend But she isn't the little quaker
No one
could
fail
to
enjoy her
infectious laugh and rare wit. We will a'l weep when she picks up her "suitcase" and leaves.
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BERTHA SALSBURY NORFOLK, VA. "Bertha" Athletic Association; Jefferson Literary Society.
Bertha gives the lie to the old adage, about red-headed persons. She has such a remarkable abundance of good-nature that we are almost tempted to believe that hair of that dangerous shade exudes, instead of warmth of temper, warmth of heart.
ANNIE ELIZABETH SANDERS WHITE STONE,
VA.
"Elizabeth"
W.
Y.
'23-'24;
C. A., Morning Watch Committee Athletic Association; Le Cercle Fran-
cais.
You will always find her sailing among the clouds accompanying "Moon, Moon" or down on earth devouring a "chocolate stir." "With such a sport and such a friend I fain would walk nil journey's end."
ALDINE MARIE SCOTT FRANKLIN, VA. "Aldine" Jefferson Literary Society; Athletic Association; Y. W.
S.
C.
S.
S.
A.;
Club; Hiking
Club.
"Good
actions crown themselves with lasting joys; well deserves needs not another's praise."
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FRANCES EPPES SCOTT BLACKSTONE, VA. "Frances" Y.
W.
'23-'24;
World Fellowship Committee Nottoway County Club; Hiking Club; C. A.,
Tiavelers Club.
A curly head, a happy little giggle, and "pep" galore that's Frances. She divides her interest between S. T. C. and Kentucky. As she embarks on the Sea of Chance, may Dame Fortune follow her always, but never her daughter Miss Fortune.
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NORA PAGE SEAY SHORES, VA.
"Page"
W.
Zeta Tau;
C. A.
Athletic Associa-
tion.
Red, bobbed hair and a line like a ton sounds like a flapper, eh? Well, you'll have
Page has a way all her own and also getting what she wants, which is very different from a flapper more like the "clinging vine." to
guess again!
for getting at your heart
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MABEL CROMWELL SEWARD ELBERON, VA.
"Mabel" Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A,; S. S. S.
Club; Glee Club. "Just being happy is a fine thing to do. Looking on the bright side rather than the blue."
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MILDRED LEE SHIELDS DRY FORK, VA.
"Mildred"
W.
Y.
C. A.; Athletic Association. unruffled she is, but with a calmness that makes one love her, and her dignity Is she a" manis the kind that one admires. hater? Well if so why the daily letter from
Calm and
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Virginia?
DOROTHY VIRGINIA SHOFFNER ROANOKE,
VA.
"Dodie"
Sigma Sigma Sigma; Pi Alpha; Dramatic Cunningham Literary Society; RedHeaded Club; D. I. R. K.; Athletic Association; Roanoke Club; Y. W. C. A. Club;
"She had a peculiar effect
in
talent of producing whatever she said or did."
HELEN BALLON SIMPSON PIERIAN SPRINGS, VA.
"Helen" Athletic Association; H. B. F.; Y.
To
find a real live girl
who
is
W.
full
C. A.
of fun
and ever ready for a joke you will not have to go far if Helen is near. She has her deep and serious moments, too, which only add to her attractiveness.
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ANNIE LAURIE SMITH ALTAVISTA, VA.
"Smitty"
Campbell County Club; Progressive EducaClub; Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Associa-
tional
tion; Jefferson Literary Society; Travelers Club; Junior Auxiliary.
I.
K.
U.;
"Let the world slide, let the world go, A fig for care and a fig for woe."
We would not call her a bookworm, neither would we accuse her of brilliancy, yet she is always prepared to hold her own.
ELLEN HARRIET SMITH FARMVILLE, VA. "Ellen"
W. C. A.; Edward County Y.
Athletic Association;
Prince
Club.
Ellen has been working hard this year and it. The question in our minds is: is she going to Randolph-Macon when S. T. C. would be glad to have her for two more years?
we know
Why
MARGARET ELIZABETH SMITH WINCHESTER, VA.
"Margaret" Y.
W.
C. A.;
Athletic Association;
Sopho-
more Basketball Team; Argus Literary Society; De-Ho-Ec Club; Shenandoah Valley Club. In Margaret we find a rare combination: endless pep, enthusiasm, and vivacity coupled with excellent intellectual ability. You can always depend upon Margaret to do her part by a friend. Her frankness, sincerity and honesty are characteristics that we who know her well admire most in her. Judging from her record at S. T. C. we can but predict for her a brilliant career.
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PATTIE MAE SMITH SOUTH NORFOLK,
VA.
"Pat" Athletic Association; Glee Club; W. C. A. '24-'25.
Alumna
Committee, Y.
Winning and popular, laughing and gay, Pat goes along in the happiest way; Of wit and wisdom she's filled to the brim With a practical mixture of vigor and vim.
RUTH SNELL PORTSMOUTH,
VA.
"Ruth" Portsmouth
Club;
Jefferson
ciety; Athletic Association; Y.
Literary SoC. A.; Phi
W.
Alpha of Bohemian Club.
To those who are privileged to know her intimately, Ruth is a loyal friend. An earnest, diligent, receptive student, she takes things calmly and promises to be one of those rare souls who pass through life untroubled.
SARA ANN SNOW CLOVER, VA.
"Sara" Y.
W.
C. A.;
Le Cercle Francais; Travelers
Club; Athletic Association. Who would not desire such a friend as Sara? She is an ideal girl, ever sincere, helpful and true. We know that her voyage on the sea of life will be one of joy and success.
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DORIS GARNETT SPEIGHT CHARLESTON,
C.
S.
"Doris" Athletic Association; Y. Literaiy Society.
In Doris
we
W.
C. A.; Ruffner
find literai-y talent
which
will
no doubt win for her a great name in the world some time in the near future.
literary
STELLA LEIGH SPENCER CREWE, VA. "Etloe" Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.; Nottoway Club; Secretary '24-'25; Ruffner Literary Society.
Here's another prospective "schoolma'am"
and
be a good one, too. Stella is one most promising of our crop of Sopho-
she'll
of the
mores.
VIRGINIA CLARICE SPENCER NEWPORT NEWS,
VA.
"Clarice'
Newport News Club; Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
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W. C. A. Sara pursues her work with a vim and happy smile which radiates to every individual with whom she comes in contact. She has a decided liking for cats and prefers single blessedness to married bliss. Athletic Association: Y.
DOROTHY LUCILLE SQUIRES WHITE STONE,
VA.
"Dot" Y.
W.
C. A.; Athletic Association.
When we are homesick or blue we go to Dot and with her "uke" she drives our blues away. She's a girl who fits into all moods.
MARGARET LEWIS STEARNES SALEM, VA.
"Peggy Lou" Pi Alpha; Sophomore Class Cheer Leader '24- '25; Y. W. C. A., Music Committee '24-'25; Glee Club; Orchestra; Roanoke Club; Argus Literary Society;
Athletic Association.
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MARIETTA SUGG GREENVILLE, N.
C.
"Marietta"
Mu Omega;
N.
B.
B.
0.;
D.
R.
I.
K.;
0. S.; Cotillion Club; Y. W. C. A., Music Committee; Orchestra; Athletic Asso-
W. H.
ciation.
"Where ya' going, Marietta? To Gilliam's? Just what I thought!" Gee! What would Mr. Gilliam do for a living if it weren't for Marietta's "dainty" appetite? But there's one thing we can say for the old girl no matter what she eats or how much, she's still the same sweet Marietta.
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FRANCES ALVENIA SYDNOR CREWE, VA.
"Frances" Y.
W.
C.
A.;
Ruffner
Literaij
Society;
Nottoway Club; Athletic Association. "Gay, Temperance and Repose Slam the door on the doctor's nose."
So runs the old German axiom, and because of her capacity for happiness, self-control and composure, we have no qualms about Frances' well-being.
LELA DUNAWAY TAYLOR TAFT, VA.
"Lela" Y. W. C. A.; Athletic Association; Le Cercle Francais.
Though she is quiet it does not express an absence of thought, for with it is a sincere depth of character.
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LOLA ADELAIDE TAYLOR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. "Lola"
Albemarle Club; Hiking Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. A. Lola is quiet, but oh, so nice. She does not talk often but when she does her conversation is interesting. Lola is a trifle old-fashioned in her ways and very practical.
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OLIVE MILES TAYLOR MEREDITHVILLE, VA. "Polly"
Freshman Basketball Team; Brunswick Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Here comes Polly! Wonder what she is up now. Happy is she when she can play a nice little joke on someone, such as making the Freshmen throw laundry over the rotunda on a "date night," or almost anything that to
pops into her mind.
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AGNES JOHNSON TEEL CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
"Ag" Delta Sigma Chi; Pi Alpha; Pan-Hellenic, Vice-President '24- '25; Athletic Association; Argus Literary Society; I. K. U.; Cotillion Club; Albemarle County Club; Secretary and Treasurer; Y. W. C. A. "Where's Ag?" is always the question when a good time is wanted, for Ag radiates fun and happiness. That's not all; for to whom do we go to share our sorrows, to tell our secrets to? Acquaintances are many, but friends are rare, and Agnes is one of the rarest.
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MARION OLIVIA THOMAS CUMBERLAND, VA. "Marian" Athletic Association; Y.
W.
C. A.
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description of her heroine. However, they are only two of Marian's phywouldn't want the task attributes. sical of listing all the others. like
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OLA ELIZABETH THOMAS "Ola" Pierian Literary Society; Y. W. C. A., Bible '23-'24; Service Committee '24-'25; Rotunda Staff, Typist; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
Study Committee
Ola, are you a Russian Princess in disguise? those slender arched eyebrows and
Indeed
demure dark locks bespeak something very interesting and different. Ah! but you'll never know, for Ola is modeot, as well as mysteriously interesting.
BERTA THOMPSON WHITTLES DEPOT,
VA.
Y. W. C. A., World Fellowship Committee; Athletic Association; Progressive Educational Club.
A character strong and rpa''y to battle against life's temptations describes Berta. She delights in doing little thoughtful things for others and her sympathetic interest one always feels and remembers. She is a friend to everyone, and her motto is "Others."
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"Evelyn" Y. W. C. A., Finance Committee '24-"25; Student Senate; Mandolin-Guitar Club, President '24-'25; Shenandoah Valley Club, Secretary and Treasurer '24- "25; Ruffner Literary Society, Corresponding Secretary '24-'2S; El Circulo Espanol; Athletic Association.
Hark! Listen to those strains of the guitar. Oh! yes, it's that wandering minstrel, Evelyn. For the strings of a guitar respond to the magic of her touch, as tl.ey do for no one else. This, however, is only one of her accomplishments. As a school-ma'am of Latin,' well, she'd make Virgil green with envy.
RUTH REBECCA TINSLEY EVINCTON, VA.
"Ruth"
Le Cercle Francais; Campbell County Club;
W.
Athletic Association; Y.
C. A.
"Sweet and pretty" suits her well. She's very quiet and modest but she's quite jolly when you know her.
ELIZABETH PAMPLIN TRENT APPOMATTOX,
VA.
"Liz"
Ruffner Literary Society; Athletic AssociaAppomattox Club. Secretary '23-'24; W. C. A.
tion;
Y.
"We have with us Miss Elizabeth Pamplin Trent, as fine a young lady as the Sophomore Class can boast, and that is saying a great deal.
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W.
C. A.
Katheiine is so quiet that she seldom divulges her thoughts. She shines, however, in the ranks of those who speak seldom and say
much.
ELIZABETH TRUITT BIRD3 NE.T, VA.
"Truitt"
Eastern Shore Club; Athletic Association; Progressive Educational Club; Y. W. C. A. Truitt always "gets" what she goes after. Even though she doesn't get up until the breakfast bell rings, she is never late.
MARGARET BETHLYN TURPIN LYNCHBURG, VA. "Margaret" Student Committee; Campbell County Club, Vice-President; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
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"Mary" Zela Tau; Pierian Literary Society; L K. U.; Shenandoah Valley Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. Behold one of our blondes, Mai7 Tyler, she just can't fail to meet your certain approval. Favored with a winning personality, she has already won our friendship and our trust. Be yourself, Mary, be yourself, and you'll succeed.
MARGARET TONE VADEN CAPEVILLE, VA.
"MaTgaret" Athenian Literaiy Society; Eastern Shore Club; L K. U.; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
We have always had a feeling that teachers seemed most suitable to teach children. Margaret certainly meets the requirement and, also, all others for a teacher and a splendid girl.
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VIRGINIA MITCHELL VAN PELT RICHMOND, VA. "Virginia" Athletic Association; Mandolin-Guitar Club: W. C. A. Virginia has a Jonah and it's histoiy. It's the wish of both herself and her friends that the whale will swallow Jonah and keep him swallowed for aye. But with all this she finds tirne for gayety.
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Cumberland Y.
W.
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MARGARET ELIZABETH VAUGHAN ALTAVISTA, VA.
"Margaret"
Campbell County Club; tion; Y.
W.
Athletic
Associa-
C. A.
Who is any jollier or peppier than MarShe is always ready with something garet? such to say and that "something" is usually that will "spread joy" and make you laugh.
MARGARET ELIZABETH WALKER PUNGOTEAGUE, VA. Eastern Shore Club; Blue Ridge Club; AthAssociation; Y. W. C. A.
letic
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"Mary Doug" Delta Sigma Chi; Mu Omega; L K. U.; Literary Society; Athletic AssociaStudent Senate; Y. W. C. A. Yes, that's Mary Doug. Just ask her a question and you'll soon know from what state she's come. You can't mistake that Yankee drawl. Oh, no, she doesn't get a daily letter but those that do come seem to be very much enjoyed.
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MARGARET RENA WALLACE NORFOLK, VA. "Margaret" Y.
W.
'24- '25;
C. A.,
Chairmen Alumnae Committee
Ruffner
Literary
Society;
Athletic
Association.
We admire Margaret for her cheerfulness and sympathy; we love her for her thoughtful consideration of others. She possesses a sense of humor, which is combined with ready wit, and a refreshing frankness. This all goes to make up that most delightful personality, we call
Margaret.
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De-Ho-Ec
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Ruflfner Literary Society; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A. The Home Economics Department boasts some very fine members and Lucille is among
Club;
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ELIZABETH EIFERT WATKINS FARMVILLE, VA. "Lizzy"
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Day
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ELIZABETH WATTERS NORFOLK, VA. "Elizabeth" Y.
W.
C.
Committee K.
U.;
A., Conference '24-'25; Athletic
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I.
Blue Ridge Club, President '24-'25;
Hiking Club. willing heart, a helping hand Always ready on demand."
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MOLLIE ASKEW WEBB PLEASANT SHADE, VA. "Pat"
Emporia Club; Glee Club; Athletic Asso-
W.
C. A. Imagine Mollie getting ruffled at anything! She is one of those easy-going girls whom we seldom see. With her nuiet, gentle ways she is always making friends, and she's on the spot whenever a "fellow needs a friend." ciation; Y.
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VA.
"Marjie"' Athletic Association; Atlienian Literary So ~ ~ ~ Roanoke Club; Y. W. C. A.
ciety; If
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devil,
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rest.
the best.
LEAH ELIZABETH WEISEL NORFOLK,
VA.
"Leah" I. K. U.; Athletic Association. A wide and spreading, sunny disposition is Leah's only true umbrella in any vale of tears.
ROSALIE BENDETT WEISS PORTSMOUTH,
VA.
"Rosalie"
Rotunda Staff, News Editor '24- '25; Jefferson Literary Society, Treasurer '24-"25; Portsmouth Club; Athletic Association. It seems very odd for those who know Rosalie to reconcile themselves to the quietude and sedateness of her pictured face. With her hair parted in the middle her face assumes a cherubic look, very unlike her usual animated, vivacious expression. To hei is due all the news published in our Rotunda, and to her alertness and clearsightedness we all pay respect.
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KATHERINE NELSON WELLER NORFOLK,
VA.
"Kit," "Katherine"
Dramatic Club; Kindergarten Club; Pierian Literai-y Society;
W.
Y.
C. A.; Athletic Asso-
ciation. If ever you happen to see a modern edition of Mother Goose wandering about with her seventeen youthful followers trailing behind, rest assured that it is Kit Weller with a large portion of the training schoo'. The above mentioned young lady is quite a versatile creature, being efficient in anythinf from pacifying one of her small coterie to airily "flitting like a feather" in Grecian costume.
MARY LOUISE WELLS RAWLINGS, VA. "Louise" Athletic Association; Brunswick Club; Ho-Ec Club; Y. W. C. A.
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whiff
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lilacs
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is
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one
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rare old-fashioned girls.
DOROTHY MARTHA WHEELER CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
"Dot" .Athenian
Literary
Society;
Club; Athletic Association; Y.
Charlottesville
W.
C. A.
Usually when you see Dot you see Albertine, and from that you would judge that Dot is a real friend, and she is. She does more than her share of thinking up the "gang's mischief" and helps "while away the weai7 hours." Why say anything about her class room success? Her picture in the annual gives mute testimony to that fact.
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FRANCES EUGENIA WHITE AMHERST, VA. "Fritz" Athletic Association; De-Ho-Ec Club; Amherst Club, President; Ruffner Literai-y Society; Y. W. C. A. Those little smiles and cheery words that Frances has scattered abroad at S. T. C. have done much to endear her to us all.
ORLINE WILSON WHITE MC KENNEY,
VA.
"Orline"
Dinwiddie Club,
Squad
'23-'24;
'23-'24; Varsity Basketball
Freshman
Basketball
Team,
Captain '23-'24; Athletic Association; Sophomore Squad '24-'25; Athletic Council "24-'25;
Arsus Literary Society. Why? Because Everybody likes Orline. she is just Orline. There is not a better all a star in athShe is round girl in school. letics and can be counted o.i for her heartiest activities. She is always support of all school Pep. in for a good time and loves to dance. are dependability school spirit, sincerity, and the qualities that one finds in her.
EMILY SUE WHITMORE BLACKSTONE, VA. "Emily" Dinwiddie Club; Athletic Association; Sensational Syncopators, Treasurer '24-'25; Y. W. C. A. She is filled to the brim with music, and is a wizard at the piano. Whenever Emily enters the gym there is always a great applause. She is one uf the Sensational Syncopators, not only in the orchestra but at all times.
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"Vera"
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VIRGINIA ELINOR WILKINS LYNCHBURG, VA. "Elinor"
Glee Club; Athletic Association; ProgresEducational Club; Campbell County Club; Y. W. C. A. Those who know Elinor well, know just how romantic she is. In her more serious moods she possesses great ability, especially in music and poetry which are fit accompaniments for her disposition.
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MARTHA REBECCA WILKINSON MC KENNEY,
VA.
"Martha" Glee Club; Pierian Literary Society; Y. W. Committee '23-'24; Dinwiddle '24-'25; Ath-
C. A., Publicity
Club; De-Ho-Ec Club, Treasurer letic Association.
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W.
C. A.
Who is Elizabeth? I don't know Elizabeth but Liz is the girl who always pulls As and B's but never knows a thing about any lesson she has to attend during the day. Liz always greets everyone with a winning smile and if you're ever in trouble, and find her, your troubles will soon vanish.
VIRGINIA ELIZABETH WILSON WYTHEVILLE, VA. "Virginia"
Ruffner Literary Society; Southwest Virginia Club; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
She is known more especially for her sweet smile which often breaks into "spasmodic fits" of laughter, easily heard throughout the halls of "Tacky Alley."
MARY JOHNSON WINGFIELD BEDFORD, VA.
"Mary" De-Ho-Ec Club; Y.
Athletic Association;
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C. A.
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shine as the brightest. Her most admirable trait is to be true to those to whom she would be a sincere friend.
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MARY CLOPTON WOMACK FARMVILLE, VA.
"Mcay" Ruffner Literary Society; Cumberland County Club, Secretary '23-'24; Athletic Association; Y. W. C. A.
We are willing and glad to admit that we know Mary. She is the kind of girl that it is a pleasure to meet, an ever increasing joy to know, and a source of deep regret to part with. Mary believes that there is a time for work and a time for play and she knows how to do both very well.
FRANCES ARUNDLE YOUNG CREWE, VA.
"Tody" Ahletic Association; Ruffner Literary Society, Secretary '24-'25; Nottoway Club; Y. W. C. A.
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discussions of importance. I have heard and depth conclude with such as "but did you notice his, or her, the shoes are overlooked; the artist thinks only of her voice, forceful delivery, the actor of his lines and the lawyer of his shoes would be noticed, even to the chagrin of the wearer.
they often rank
first in
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from
I
judged their importance by facial expressions.
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for
home by
the individuals standing in line at the movies, miserably one expensively clad foot to the other, by dancers who have lived the power of existence in the Spanish heel, silver pumps, or by the
the old shoes at
almost beyond plain country aunt who cannot enjoy her trip because they told her she couldn't bring those old beloved shoes to the city. So, although they
may be
scorned and laughed
patterns, old shoes will always hold a
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my
day of
latest
French
heart.
the comfort that they bring you.
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Dorothy Rawls
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Honorary Members
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Margaret Fuller Felicia Green Elizabeth Gordon Byrde Hillsman Bernice Huff Lucy Hanbury
Fannie Rowe Brown Jo CULIN
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Martha Hinch Dorothy Hancock
Katherine Carter Marguerite Canada Virginia
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Hellen Crisman Helen M. Cohen Helen Davidson Carrie Drewry Blanche Daughtrey Thelma Deaton Amonette De Motte Katherine Dashield Lillian Ellington Euzabeth Ernest Gwendolyn Edye Catherine Finney Nellie Ferrell
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Elizabeth Hedgepeth
Virginia Harrell
Betty Hopkins Louise Jones Amelia Johnson
Knight Margaret Lifsey Bessie
JuDsoN Lifsey Hattie Lythgoe LuciLE Latimer Virginia Lawrence
Madge Lewis Maxine Lucas Katherine Landrum Louise Mitchell
Catherine Moffett
Mary McIntosh
Frances Paxton
Ruth Phillips Rose H. Powell Margaret Petty Gertrude Quinn Catherine Rhyland Alice Reed Polly Riddle
Margaret Robinson
Ruth G. Richardson Frances Sale Ann Smith Doris Speight Frances Sadler Annie Laurie Smith Acnes Teel Mary Tyler
Thelma Thomas Margaret Vaden Margaret Wilkins Margaret Walden Elizabeth Watters Leah Weisel Delta Warren Euzabeth Westbrook Annie Lee Winston
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Elizabeth Wingo Lottie Williams
Irene Pigcott
Margaret Webb Mary Douglas Walker Betty Wilkerson
Elizabeth Moseley
Nowlin Margaret Portlock Rosalind Peery
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Officers
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Secretary Treasurer
Members Virginia Alfred
Emma Glover
Mary Ames
Cora Giel Freia Goetz
Elizabeth Armfield Edith Asher
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Harriet Foster Lucile Franklin Doris Gibson Nannie Gilliam
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Lucy Phillips Virginia Ralph Lydia Rogers
Erna Shotwell Margaret Smith
Mary
Spiggle
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Martha Wilkinson Mary Wincfield
Two Humlreil and Fourteen
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Organized October 14, 1924, by the students who have had experience in teaching in the state, and have returned to college to further pursue
History:
their education.
Aims:
To
better our
methods and
problems and tendencies
abilities as teachers
and
to discuss present
day
in education.
Officers
Mottley
Bessie
Ruth
President
Richardson Frances Sadler
Secretary-Treasurer
Blanche Daughtrey
Reporter
Vice-President
L.
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Members Ruth Abell Doris Alford
Frances Barksdale Hattye Blankenship
Ruth
Lucy Hayden Jayne Hendricks Annie Hendricks
Richardson
May Rogers
Louise Rowlett
Annie Laurie Smith Bertha Spradlin Frances Sadler
Ida Hill
Mary Booker
Virginia
Bess Catron
Ora Jeter
Audrey Chewning Ethel Covington Janet Cralle Nannie L. Crowder Mrs. Lucy Page Davidson Blanche Daughtrey
Gertrude Johnson Bessie Gordon Jones Lillie Keasler Bonnie McCoy
Mamie Estes Nancy Eppes Martha Freeman Mabel Grossclose Katherine Goode
L.
Georgia
Hunter
Alma Matthews Helen Miller Kathleen Myers Bessie M. Mottley Elizabeth Nimmo
Sue Puckett Esther Raymond
Mary Tony Katherine Trent Elizabeth Truitt
Berta Thompson Myrtle Walton
Watson Erma White
Susie
Frances Eugenia White Eleanor Wilkins Vera Wilkins Julia B. Wilkinson
Faculty Member John
P.
Wynne
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Presidente
Mabel Edwards Sally R.
Margaret
Vice-Presidente
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Secretaire
Crawley
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CONSEIL
Evelyn Beckham
Virginia O'Connor
Membres Laura Anderson
Reva Elliott
Bessie Atkinson
Louise Forde
Mary Myers
Annie Lee Barksdale
Myrtle Guy
Virginia O'Connor
Frances Barksdale
Virginia
Ruth Bartholomew Evelyn Beckham
Lydia Griffin
Anne Robertson
Frances Howard
Elizabeth Sanders
Ruth Jennings Mary McKinney Sally R. McMurdo Frances Morton
Odelle Snead
Alice Carter
Harriet Cowles
Margaret Crawley
Mabel Edwards Lela Taylor
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Gladys Moses
Gordon
Florence Riss
Sarah Snow
Mary Spigcle Ruth Tinsley
Virginia Vincent
Two Hundred and Sixteen
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Margaret Draper
Presidente
Jane Atkins Adrienne Richards .—
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Secretaire et Tresoriere
Bernice Garriss Sadie Baird
Jane Atkins Sadie Baird
Elizabeth Bell Frances Brichtwell
AucE Cocks Mamie Daniel Margaret Draper
Critique
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Elva Hedley Gladys Hubbard Elizabeth Hutt Margaret Keyser Geneva Lionberger Sarah Lipscomb Virginia
Moore
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Frances Morgan
Mary Gunn
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Virginia
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DiRECTRICE Mademoiselle Helen Draper Tivo
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Frances Barksdale Virginia Lewis
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Agnes Johnson
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Florence Riss
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Bertha Spradlin
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Los Miembros MoFFETT Armstrong
Acnes Johnson
Virginia
Dorothy Askew
Virginia Jordan
Florence Riss
Frances Barksdale
Virginia Lewi^
Louise Rothrock
Jack Draper
Rosa Marie Maldonado
Odelle Snead
Amanda Gray Dama Hill
Delania Milam
Bertha Spradlin
Ella Louise Moore
Evelyn Thompson
Ida Hill
Frances Morton
Frances Volk
Senorita Estelle Smithey
:
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La Directora
Two Hundred and Eighteen
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White 'Red" Vauchan
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President
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Secretary-Treasurer
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"Lou" Marsh "Red" Vaughan "Chick" Ware "Billy" White "Fritz"
White
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Two Hundred and yine
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Elizabeth Watters
President
Alice Carter
Vice-President
Helen Roberts
Secretary and Treasurer
Members Mary Ames Dorothy Askew Kathryn Boon Alice Carter Hellen Crismen Mamie Daniel
Evelyn Dulaney Margaret Fuller Madeline Gary
Green
Felicia
Frances Howard Maxine Lucas Louise Mitchell Virginia
Moore
Elizabeth Moseley Lilian
Nunn
Pollock Sue Puckett Hilda Renfrow Vircie
Ruth Richardson Helen Roberts Louise Rothrock Margaret Turpin Virginia Updvke Frances Volk
Margaret Walker Elizabeth Watters Elizabeth Weston
Faculty Members Miss Jones
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Norris
Two Hundred and Twenty
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Flower:
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White Rose
Officers
Mary Ruth Winn
President
Marie Orgain
Vice-President
Elizabeth Jones
Secretary
Dorothy Jones
Treasurer
Members Elizabeth Barrow Nellie Ruth Crowder Beulah Daniels
Martha
Haizlip
EuLA Harris LuLA Johnson
Elizabeth F. Jones Dorothy Jones Margaret Jones Ella Kirkland
Maria Orcain Dorothy Smith Elizabeth Taylor Olive Taylor
Thelma Michael
Mary Ruth Winn
Daisy Allen Mitchell
Louise Wells
Faculty Member Miss Florence Buford
Two Hundred and Tuenly-one
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Mr. M.
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Coyner
Officers
Clara Thompson Margaret Turpin Virginia Updyke
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President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer
Ruth Bartholomew
Reporter
Members Elizabeth Ballagh Evelyn Bell
Ruth Bartholomew Doris Brauer Frances Clark Angeline Coston Reva Elliott Gladys Griffin Lois Gallaher
Hunter Carolyn Hunter Dorothy Hughes Virginia
T,fo
Katherine Landrum
Mary C. Landon Eva Mays Mary Mount Katherine Montague Dorothy Mattox Elizabeth Mojeley Fannie Perrow
Evelyn Peak Virginia Perkins Corrine Rucker Margaret Revely
Laurie Smith Margaret Turpin Loui?-e
Thomas
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Ruth Tinsley Updyke Margaret Vaughan Elizabeth Woodson Ruby Younger Maude Younger
Virginia
Helen Jennings
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Flower:
Purple and Gold
Violet
Officers
Louise Fairchild Virginia
President
Woodhouse
Vice-President
Mary Black Thelma Deaton
Secretary-Treasurer
Reporter
-
Members Mary Black Thelma Deaton
Alice Kittrell Madge Lewis
Louise Fairchild
Ruth March
Minnie Hart
Caroline Meredith Louise Mitchell
Elizareth Hutt
Elma Nevils Hilda Renfrow Louise Rothrock Jean Stewart Virginia
Woodhouje
Honorary Member Mr. J. P. Wynne
Tuo Hundred and Tiventylhn
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Flower:
Purple and Gold
Trailing Arbutus
Officers
Mildred Ragsdale Jean Doyle
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Betty Edmunds Alice Rebecca Boisseau
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President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer
Members Katherine Bentley Alice Rebecca Boisseau Lucy Evelyn Boisseau Virginia Brockwell Nellie Chambers Leona Coleman
Jean Doyle Hazel Dunn Betty Edmund*;
Martha Coleman
Katherine Jones
Catherine Chowder
Virginia Lewis
Dora Fisher Doris Fowlkes Grace Fowlkes
Mildred Ragsdale Annie Laurie Rives Catherine Ryland Emily Whitmore Orline White
Martha Wilkinson Lucy Wynne Florence Young
Jean Mitchell
Faculty Member Miss E. Myrtle Crenels
Ttvo Hundri-d and Twenly-lo,
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Officers
Winnie Lang
Mary Ames
President
-
—
Vice-President
Lucille Latimer
Secretary
Doris Fletcher
Treasurer
Members
Myron Barnes Dean Cox
Marian Fitchett Elva Guy Myrtle Guy Dorothy Gibbons Thelma Johnson
Margaret Disharoon
Lucille Latimer
Lydia Dunton
Eleanor Fletcher
Winnie Lang Betty Le Cato
Doris Fletcher
Maywood Mapp
Mary Ames Sarah Adams Vera Barnes
Gladys Phillips Elizabeth Roberts Adrienne Richards Virginia
Ralph
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Lucy Phillips
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Colors:
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Green and Gold
Officers
MoLLiE Webb Sadie Ritt
President
-
—
-
Mattie Land
Vice-President
-
-
Virginia Vincent
Treasurer
-
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Nellie Callahan -
Secretary
-
-
-
Reporter
Members Nellie Callahan Virginia Jordan
Judson Lifsey Margaret Lifsey
Mattie Land
Sadie Ritt
Elaine Goode Virginia Vincent Mollie Webb
Honorary Member Miss Florence Buford
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Two Hundred and Twenty-six
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Motto "Though we're named Not-a-way, We'll strive to find-a-way"
Officers
Katharine Shore
President
Alice Cooke
Vice-President
Secretary and Treasurer
Stella Spencer
Honorary Member Mrs. James Kay Lainc
Members Bessie Atkinson
Alice Cooke LiLLIE Keasler
Ola Mae Kiddwell Frances Sydnor
Martha Lainc Frances Morgan Frances Morton Katherine Murdock
Jacqueline Noel Louise Pond
Katharine Shore Stella Spencer
Frances Young
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Colors:
Water Colors
Officers
Norma Carney
President
Margaret Petty
Vice-President
Maxine Lucas
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Alma Maynard
and Reporter Treasurer
Miss Carrie Spr.adlin
Sponsor
Members Emily Lawrence Virginia Lawrence Mary Lipscomb Esther Love Maxine Lucas Viola Martin Ella Louise Moore Anne Robertson
Gertrude Bain Katherine Dashield Louise Deans Felicia Green Virginia Jackson Bettie Jernican Harriett Jernigan
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Virginia
Ruth
Richardson
President
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Vice-President
—
Secretary-Treasurer
Sue Puckett
Reporter
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Lena Branch Fannie Brown
Cowherd Nancy Crowder
Virginia
Sara Fox Alice Frood Josephine Head Ora Jeter Louise Jones
Sue Puckett
Ruth Ruth
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Edith Swineford
Marguerite Warriner
Dorothy Wetzel Jackie Woodson
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Faculty Members Miss Pauline Camper
Miss Ada Bierbower
Officers
Mallie Barnes
—
President
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Virginia Graves
Secretary
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Evelyn Dulaney
Treasurer
Members Be'sie Arthur Ethel Barksdale Mallie Barnes Katherine Boone
MoBLEY Brown Mary E. Bruner Evelyn Dulaney
Gertrude Quinn Kitty Reid Hazel Saunders Helen Shields Margaret Lewis Stearnes "
Mary
Spiccle
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Elvie Moore Virginia Moore
Alice Thomas Elizabeth Varner
Constance Morgan
Marjorie Webber
Virginia Graves
Frances Paxton Mary Linn Petty
Martha Hinch
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J. L.
JARMAN,
President
Graduates of accredited high schools are admitted without examination.
Courses Offered:
Courses for the preparation
of teachers for Kindergarten, Primary and
mar Grades, High and
Home
Gram-
School, Graded Rural School,
Economics.
The four-year College Course leads
to the
Degree
of Bachelor of Science in education.
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all
courses
is
the
same and students
in all courses are eligible for the State Scholarship.
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is
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he preparing for?"
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NOEL BROTHERS Plumbers and Steamfitters
FARMVILLE, VA.
The
Cash and Carry Store
Peoples
National
The Sanctuary
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Bank
Strong, Conservative Bank, under
very Careful Management, and
"The Pure Food Store" U.
Third
S.
Government Supervision
4% Compound
Street
Interest Paid on
Savings Deposits
FARMVILLE,
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-
VIRGINIA Robe ON BoNDURANT BucG W. R. Butcher I. C. Glenn_
G. M. E. T. J.
cordially invite t h e young ladies of the College and the public to visit our store and inspect our line
We
Fresh High Grade Candies and Cakes, Heinz's Pickles, Dressings and of
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carry a nice line of
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and save money. Bacon Bats.
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FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA
Women
Every Convenience Offered
Suppose You If
it is
Depositors
Have a Fire To-Night f
worth insuring,
let
The Oldest and Largest Agency
ESTABLISHED IN
Garland, Martin
us insure
it
in Southside Virginia
1868
&
Blanton
Itisurattce that Insures
Farmville,
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FARMVILLE'S NEW, UP-TO-DATE
$50,000
PLAY HOUSE ALWAYS HAS FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT THE BEST AND HIGHEST CLASS SHOWS OBTAINABLE AT POPULAR PRICES
No
girl
now marries
a
man
or better or worse.
She marries him for more or
less.
College Humor.
Duval Motor Co. AUTOMOBILES Trucks, Tractors and
Farm Machinery
Corner Third and North Streets
Farmville,
-
-
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Virginia
OUR IDEA OF A JOB Re-papering the Hall of Fame. Putting up "No Trespassing" signs on the sands of time. Installing a toll system at the Gates of Heaven. Exchange.
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J.
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SUCCESSOR TO
CHAS.
BUGG & SON
"Tke Pure Food Groceries
The Jeweler
Store'
Diamonds
Vegetables
Fruits
FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA
Watches Jewelry
"I can't
come up on
cause I've got on
my
the stage be-
patent leather
We
shoes."
Your orders
"Well, the top part's leather and
my
solicited for class
and sorority pins, rings and
are patting the ground."
feet
carry a complete line of
State Teachers College Jewelry.
"How's that?"
Jewelry.
Exchange. I
FARMVILLE,
Herff-Jones
Toilet ^Articles Coty's
DjER Kiss AZUREA Three Flowers
INDIANAPOLIS j '
PERFUMES, TOILET WATERS, FACE POWDERS, COMPACTS,
Company
Designers and Manufacturers of School and Fraternity Jewelry
Houbigant's
Colgate's
VIRGINIA
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White Drug Company E.
W. Sanford, Owner
Farmville, Virginu.
May you
live as long as you want and want to as long as you live. —College Humor.
to,
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absent-minded professor.
drunk that says "hie" and "ish." stupid Englishman! tight
Scotchman.
burglar actually get out of a fraternity house without losing something.— CoZZege Humor.
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Everything for Everybody
Anthracite All Sizes Public Service
FARMVILLE,
is
Main Street
Our Motto
VIRGINIA
-
-
FARMVILLE,
tell
But
me
this
I
that I'm lazy,
do
lective
col-
noun."
Johnny:
insist,
VIRGINIA
-
"Johnny, name a
Teacher:
They
-
"A vacuum
cleaner."
never be so lazy
I'll
That
I'll
throw
my
girl a kiss,
—Hoot Owl.
There are summer romances and summer romances, but after all only some're romances.
LADIES APPAREL
Farmville
MILLINERY
DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED
Grocery Co.
Start at the Foot
WHOLESALE GROCERS SHOES FOR EVERY OCCASION
^e
Sell to
Merchants Only
DAUIDSON'S
THAT'S THAT
!
Father's expensive gold watch had failed him.
It
wouldn't go
at all.
"I can't think what's the matter,"
he complained.
"Perhaps
it
needs
cleaning."
"Oh, no, daddy," objected fouryear-old Henry. "Baby and I had it in the bathroom washing it all day yesterday." Uoot Owl.
The House of Quality Farmville, Virginia
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WHOLESALE GROCERS Sole A"'ents
CERESOTA FLOUR LIPTONS TEA AND COFFEE
BLUE RIBBON MAYONNAISE BLUE TIP MATCHES
WEBSTER CIGARS FANCY NEW YORK STATE "THISTLE BRAND'^ CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CINCO CIGARS
ALL LEADERS IN THEIR CLASSES
President
E. S. Shields
H. C. Crute
Vice-President
W. Hart
Cashier
C. J.
C.
City,
R.
W.
Garnett
&
Co.
Asst. Cashier
BoNDURANT
and County Depository
State
Leaders of Fashion in Ladies'
Bank of
Planters
Tailored Suits and Millinery. I
Agents for the famous guar-
Farmville
|
anteed Black Cat Hosiery, the
Drew Shoe and Capital
Surplus Resources
FARMVILLE,
-
-
-
-
-
$50,000.00
suit
the best
Middy
on the market.
$100,000.00 $1,000,000.00
-
-
-
VIRGINIA Our aim what
you
is
to serve.
want,
we
If
we haven't
will
get
it
quick.
The Old Reliable Bank
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FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA
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Dr. Turner:
by
its
think of measuring a country's civilization
horsepower?"
Anne
R.
"Well,
:
think
I
it
was
right then but
all
horsepower
is
goinj
out of style now."
why do
Wallie:
"Papa,
Father:
"Well, just see
"Yes,
I
uses
shouldn't wonder;
Hubbard & Mahan The
Nicest
PijVce
Our Drinks
it
most."
Exchange.
"I have a crystal set in a match-box."
Radio Enthusiast: Fannie:
they call our language the mother-tongue?'
who
in
Town
I
have a crystal
set in a ring."
FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT '
ALWAYS GO TO
Shannon's Rose are the Best
Page and Shaw Candies
Main
Room
Street
Proprietory Drugs
Farmville, Virginia Toilet Articles
=
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COMPANY Arch
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Drawing
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Materials, Industrial
Arts, Books
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The Rexall Store
FARMVILLE,
Complete Catalog on Request
English Clergyman:
"You must be
sure to see
St.
-
VIRGINIA
-
Paul's Cathedral and
Westminster Abbey."
Young
Innocent:
to see since I
"Oh,
was knee-high
yes, I'll see them, but to a
grasshopper
is
what
the
I've
been hankering
Church of England."
JUST SO why do commencement?"
Little Clarence:
school
life the
"Pa,
they call the end of a college student's
Mr. Smith: "Oh, because that is when the matter-of-fact old world commences to take the conceit out of him."
Husband: Wife:
"Well, Dearie,
I
was
elected."
"Honestly!"
Husband:
"What
difference does that
ALL FORMS OF PRINTING FOR
{
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make?"
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V iFgmian Meals
at all
<Lyaie
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IS
COMPLETE
307 Main Street
FARMVILLE, VIRGINIA "Printing of Distinction'
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and Ice Cream
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It',
and You Please All"
ALL PRODUCTS PASTUERIZED
BALFOUR COMPANY
L. G. !
IF
YOU ARE HUNGRY
INCORPORATED
GO ACROSS THE STREET TO
Manufacturers of Greek letter Fraternity and Special Society Jewelry, Class and School emblems, pins and rings. Special designs and estimates furnished on Fraternity and Special Club insignia on Class Pins, Rings, Medals. Loving Cups and Trophies, and on Honorary Keys. Write for the BALFOUR BLUE BOOK. The Standard Reference for Fraternity
GILLIAM'S For Eats of All Kinds
.Tewelry.
High
Quality Counts
Street
Main
JUST ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS
Office
:
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
Stanley A. Legus
YOU WILL FIND
Tailor G. F. Butcher Co. Suits
"The Convenient Store"
Made
Cleaning,
FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT
Good
to
Individual
Pressing
and
Measure Repairing
Phone 203
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Will, the Soul of Business
Good
will
is
the result of service rendered.
Since
our inception we have tried to serve and produce the best in so far as it was humanly possible to carry a complete line of Ladies' Coats, do so. Call and inspect them. Suits, Dresses and Shoes.
We
W.
J.
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3rd Street
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BRISTOW The Home Decorator Special Attention to
Home and
ONE BLOCK STRAIGHT DOWN RANDOLPH STREET IN FRONT OF STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE.
School Work
SOLICITS A SHARE OF COLLEGE,
FACULTY AND STUDENT
Use Bristow's Polish
PRINTING
for Furniture, Floors
and Automobiles
Leader
'Pvblishers Farmville
106
WEST THIRD STREET
and 'Printers
Farmville, Virginia
George Richardson
&
Co.
DEALERS
IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes
of 'Uhe T^otunda
Headquarters -
-
the Girls
for -
-
Sandwiches, Pies, Salads, Etc.
Patronage Solicited
Roger's Restaurant Third and Main
Farmville, Virginia
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