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FOREWORD 


Through  its  pages,  the  1 9(^)0  Blue- 
stocking invites  you  to  look  to  the 
future  of  Mary  Baldwin  College  while 
acknowledging  its  past. 

One  may  easily  view  the  contrast  be- 
tween the  buildings  that  compose  the 
campus  of  today  with  those  that  were 
formerly  used — yet  I960  offers  the  ex- 
citement of  the  possibility  to  envision 
the  completed  construction  of  the  archi- 
tectural plans  of  the  enlarged  and  ex- 
panding campus  of  tomorrow. 


CONTENTS 

ADMINISTRATION 8 

CLASSES 20 

ACTIVITIES 92 

Publications 110 

Honors 118 

ATHLETICS 124 

FEATURES 32 


Patricia  Holbert  Menk,  Ph.D. 
Associate  Professor  of  History 


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EDICATION 


She  is  the  epitome  of  the  result  of  womanhood  com- 
bined with  intellectual  pursuit.  As  such  she  is  a  living 
example  of  the  Bluestoc:king  spirit.  To  her  students 
she  stands  as  an  ideal  for  which  they  may  strive — home- 
maker,  mother,  and  a  person  endowed  with  an  unusual 
enthusiasm  for  learning.  In  her  hands  history  becomes 
alive  as  a  part  of  man's  heritage  and  his  present  situation. 
For  her  vitality  as  a  person,  her  high  standards  as  a  pro- 
fessor, and  her  attainment  as  an  ideal  woman — 

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BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES 


The  Board  of  Trustees  manages  rhe  affairs  of  the  Corporation 
of  Mary  Baldwin  College.  It  consists  of  a  maximum  number  of 
thirty  members  with  terms  of  five  years.  The  President  of  the 
college  serves  as  an  ex-officio  member  of  the  Board.  Two-thirds 
of  the  trustees  are  Synodical  Trustees;  five  are  Alumnae  Trustees, 
who  perpetuate  the  harmonious  relationship  between  the  College 
and  the  alumnae.  The  regular  annual  meeting  of  the  Board  is  held 
at  the  College  on  the  second  Friday  in  March  of  each  year;  another 
regular  meeting  is  held  in  October. 


Mr.  Edmund  D.  Campbell 
Chairman 


DR.  SAMUEL  R.  SPENCER,  JR. 
President 


Marguerite  Hillhouse,  B.A. 
Registrar 


Anne  Elizabeth  Parker,  M.A. 
Dean  of  Students 


Martha  Stackhouse  Grafton,  M.A. 
Dean  of  the  College 


ADMINISTRATION 


James  Jackson,  Jr.,  B.A. 

Assistant  to  the  President 


James  T.  Spillman,  B.A. 
Bursar 


John  B.  Daffin.  M.S. 
Treasurer  and  Comptroller 


FACULTY 


Marshall  Moore  Brice,  Ed.D. 
Profi'ssor  of  English 

Herbert  Lee  Bridges,  Jr.,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Psychology  and  Education 

Carl  W.  Broman.  Mus.D. 

Professor  of  Music 


Mary  Swan  Carroll,  Ph.D. 
Professor  of  History  and  Political  Science 

Carol  Cleveland,  M.S. 
Assistant  Professor  of  Physical  Education 

Fletcher  Collins,  Jr.,  Ph.D. 
Professor  of  Dramatics  and  Speech 


James  Conis,  M.A. 
Visiting  Assistant  Professor  of  Spanish 

John  B.  Daffin,  M.S. 

Treasurer  and  Comptroller 
Professor  of  Chemistry 

Gertrude  C.  Davis,  B.S.  in  L.S. 
Librarian 


Horace  Day 
Professor  of  Art 


Mary  Jane  Metcalf  Donnalley 
M.  of  Ed. 

Assistant  Professor  of 
Physical  Education 


Emily  Farnham,  Ph.D. 
Associate  Professor  of  Art 


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Clare  J.  Flansblirc;h,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  French 

Thomas  Hancock  Grafton,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Sociology 

Mary  E.  Humphreys,  Ph.D. 

Associate  Professor  of  Biology 


William  J.  Kimball,  Ph.D. 
Associate  Professor  of  English 

Vega  M.  Lytton,  M.A. 
Associate  Professor  of  French 

James  L.  McAllister,  Jr.,  Ph.D. 

Associate  Professor  of  Bible  and  Philosophy 


Ruth  McNeil,  S.M.D. 

Associate  Professor  of  Mi/sic 

Andrew  J.  Mahler,  Ph.D. 
Professor  of  English 

Patricia  Holbert  Menk,  Ph  D. 

Associate  Professor  of  History 


Dorothy  Mulberry,  M.A. 
Assistant  Professor  of  Spanish 

Gordon  Page,  M.A. 
Professor  of  Music 

Lillian  Pennell.  M.A. 
Director  of  Guidance  Center 


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Lillian  Rudesal,  Litt.  M. 

Assodak  Professor  of  Economics 
Director  of  Secretarial  Education 


Fannie  B.  Strauss,  M.A. 

Associate  Professor  of  German  and 
Comparative  Literature 


Mildred  E.  Tailor,  Ph  D. 
Professor  of  Mathematics 


Lillian  C.  Thomsen,  Ph.D. 
Professor  of  Biology 


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ANNE  CURTIS  ALLISON 
Glade  Spring,  Virginia 


Cciiulidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
English 


Attendants:  Betty  Keliey,  Susan  Johnson 

Junior:  Fine  Arts,  Campus  Comments,  Drama  Productions,  Choir 

Senior:    Choir,  Dorm  President,  i02  Workshop,  Curriculum  Committee 


The  Senioii 


SARAH  NAIR  ARMSTRONG 
Covington,  Virginia 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  nf  Arts  Degree 
History 


Attendants:  Linda  Kieffer  and  Barbara  Jean  Reid 

Freshman:  Glee  Club,  Westminster  Fellowship.  YWCA,  Hobby  and  Crafts  Club, 
Junior  Dolphins,  Irish  Clan,  R.A. 

Sophomore:  Hobby  and  Crafts  Club,  Secretary-Treasurer  of  Chapel  Dormitory,  YWCA. 
Big  Sister,  Cabin  Committee.  Campus  Comments 

Junior:  Circulation  Editor  of  Campus  Comments,  Christian  Council,  Chairman  of  Worship 
Commission  of  Christian  Association,  Hobby  and  Crafts  Club,  Cotillion  Club.  Irish 
Clan,  Pyramid  Group,  R.A. 

Senior:  Business  Manager  of  Campus  Comments,  Publications  Board,  Club  Committee, 
Christian  Association,  International  Relations  Club,  Cotillion  Club,  R.A 


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ANN  LEE  BALLARD 
Crozet,  Virginia 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts 
Psychology 


Attendants:  Wendy  Coleman,  Dale  White 

Freshman:  Glee  Club,  YWCA,  Irish  Clan,  Irish  Clan  Cheerleader 

Sophomore:  R.A.  House  Commission — YWCA 

Junior:  R.A.,  May  Day  Pageant,  Christian  Association 

Senior:  R.A.,  Big  Sister,  Christian  Association 


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PATRICIA  ANN  BALLOU 
New  Canaan,  Connecticut 


Candidate  fur  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degr 
Piychidogy 


Attendants:  Peggy  PenzolJ.  Tina  Edmunds 

Freshman:  Social  Committee  Representative,  Vice  President  of  Class,  YWCA,  Hockey 
Team.  Irish  Clan.  Campin  C(iiuni\.nti 

Sophomore:  Social  Committee  Member,  Class  President.  Student  Board  Officer,  Irish 
Hockey  Team 

Junior:  Vice  President  of  Cotillion  Club.  Social  Committee,  Irish  Hockey  Team.  Tourna- 
ment 


Senior:  Social  Committee.  North  Bailey  House  President,  Usher,  Hockey — Irish 


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NANCY  ANN  HARTLEY 
Roanoke,  Virginia 


Candidate  far  Bachelor  uf  Arts  Degree 
Psychology 


Attendants:  Francis  Davis,  Douglas  Laughon 
Freshman:  May  Day  Pageant,  "^'WCA,  R.A.,  Canterbury  Club 
Sophomore:  May  Day  Pageant,  YWCA,  R.A.,  Canterbury  Club 
Senior:  Senior  Class  Marshal,  YWCA,  R.A. 


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JOANNE  MUIR  BEECROFT 
Newport  News,  Virginia 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
English 


Attendants:  Betsy  Penney,  Mary  Gregg  Hardaway 

Freshman:  Choir.  Accompanist,  Glee  Club 

Sophomore;  Choir,  N.  S.  A.,  Travel  Chairman 

Junior:  Choir,  Secretary,  Dorm  Council,  Class  Secretary 

Senior:  Student  Board,  NSA  Coordinator,  Dorm  Council,  President  of  S.  Bailey  Dorm 


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MARY  ELLEN  BROWN 
Midland,  Texas 


Qindidiite  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Drama 


Attendants:  Nancy  Klauder,  Prior  Meade 

Freshman:  Drama  Department  Productions,  Fine  Arts  Club,  YWCA,  Westminster 
Fellowship,  Choir,  Miscellany 

Sophomore:  Choir,  Secretary  of  Fine  Arts  Club,  Miscellany,  Christian  Council,  Bookstore 
Committee,  Current  Lectures  Discussions 

Junior:  Drama  Department  Productions,  President  Fine  Arts  Club,  Editor  Miscellany, 
Choir,  Bookstore  Committee,  Board  of  Publications,  Current  Lectures,  Discussion 
Group,  402  Workshop 

Senior:   (Completed  requirements  for  graduation  in  three  years) 


GRETCHEN  HUFF  CLARK 
Washington,  D.  C. 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Art 


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Attendants:  Leah  Nell  Boston,  Susie  Clark 

Freshman:  Campus  Affairs  Committee  of  YWCA 

Sophomore:  YWCA 

Junior:  Publicity  Manager  of  Fine  Arts  Club;  Charter  CommitteeofCotillion  Club;  Dorm 
Council;  Last  Lecture  Committee 


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Senior:  President  of  Cotillion  Club;  Class  Representative  to  Social  Committee 


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KNOX  LITTLEPAGE  CLARKE 

Salem,  Virginia 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
History 


Attendants:  Kitty  Lou  Tinnell,  Lane  Wright 

Freshman:   R.A.,  Christian  Association,  Glee  Club 

Sophomore:  Dorm  Council,  R.  A.,  YWCA,  Scotch  Clan 

Junior:  President  of  Junior  Class,  R.  A..  Christian  Association,  Student  Board,  Scotch 
Clan 


Senior:  House  President,  R.  A.,  Christian  Association 


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MARY  ELISE  COWAN 
La  Granee,  Tennessee 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Psychology 


Attendants:  Olivia  Rogers,  Mary  A.  C.  Johnson 

Freshman:  Secretary  of  Class,  Fine  Arts  Club,  YWCA,  R.  A.,  Wesley  Club 

Sophomore:  Vice  President  of  Class,  Fine  Arts  Club,  Big  Sister,  Dorm  Council,  YWCA, 
R.  A.,  Wesley  Club 

Junior:  Rose  Terrace  House  President,  Fine  Arts  Club,  Christian  Association,  R.  A., 
Wesley  Club,  Cotillion  Club 

Senior:  Vice  President  of  Student  Government  Association,  Executive  Committee,  Fine 
Arts  Club,  Christian  Association,  R.  A.,  Cotillion  Club,  Wesley  Club 


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MARGARET  CARROLL  CREIGHTON 
Baltimore,  Maryland 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
English 


Attendants:  Stella  Farwell.  Bette  Allan 

Freshman:  YWCA  Committees,  R.  A.  Representative,  Hockey,  Volleyball,  Campus 
Comments  Staff,  Drama  Department  Productions,  Dance  Pageant,  Fine  Arts  Club, 
Literary  Club 

Sophomore:  Dorm  Council,  Fme  Arts  Club,  Treasurer  of  R.  A.,  Campus  Comments  Staff, 
Hockey  Tournament,  Drama  Department  Productions,  Dance  Pageant 

Junior:  House  President,  Sky  High,  Dramatic  Productions,  402  Workshop,  R.  A.,  Fine 
Arts  Club 

Senior:  Chairman  of  House  Presidents'  Council,  President,  Hill  Top,  402  Workshop, 
Miscellany,  Fine  Arts  Club,  Who's  Who  in  American  Colleges  and  Universities, 
Executive  Committee,  Drama  Department  Productions,  R.  A. 


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FLORENCE  LEE  DANIEL 

Chase  City,  Virginia 


Caminlate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
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Attendants:   Cecilia  Flow,  Peggy  Mapp 

Freshman:  YWCA,  Westminster  Fellowship,  Secretary,  International  Relations  Club, 
Representative  to  Dorm  Council 

Sophomore:   Bluestocking,  Westminster  Fellowship,  Secretary,   Publicity  Chairman, 
Christian  Association,  May  Day  Pageant,  International  Relations  Club 

Junior:  Bluestocking  Editor,  International  Relations  Club,  Westminster  Fellowship- 
Vice  President,  Christian  Association,  Cotillion  Club,  Publications  Board 

Senior:  Cotillion  Club  Executive  Board,   Publications    Board,    Christian   Association, 
Westminster  Fellowship,  Fine  Arts.  Current  Issues,  International  Relations  Club 


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LINDA  LOUISE  DAVIS 
Houston,  Texas 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Chemistry 


Attendants:  Molly  Shulman,  Ann  Dial 

Freshman:  Campus  Comments,  R.  A. 

Sophomore:  Canterbury  Club,  Campus  Comments.  R.  A..  Volleyball 

Junior:  Laurel  Society.  Judiciary  Board,  Curriculum  Committee,  Lab  Assistant,  R.  A., 
Volleyball 

Senior:  President  of  Laurel  Society,  Judiciary  Board,  Russell  Scholar.  Who's  Who  in 
American  Colleges  and  Universities 


The  Senior 


MEREDITH  FELLOWS  DUNBAR 
Wellesley,  Massachusetts 


Cand'uhite  for  Bachelor  nf  Arts  Degree 
French 


Attendants:  Martha  Gay,  Jane  Gray 

Freshman:  Dolphin   Club,    YWCA.    Treasury   Committee,    Scotch    Clan  .  .  .  Hockey, 
Campus  Comments 

Sophomore:  Dolphin  Club,  Scotch  Clan  .  .  .  Hockey,  Volleyball,  Campr/s  Comments 

Junior:  Dolphin  Club,  Chairman  of  Last  Lecture  Series,  Dorm  Council 

Senior:  President  of  Dolphin  Club,  Judiciary  Board  Member,  Discussion  Group  for 
Current  Issues  Lecture  Series 


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AMELIA  ANN  DUNKLE 
Wilmington,  Delaware 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Bible  and  Philosophy 


Attendants:  Mary  Ruth  Jackson,  Nancy  Armistead 

Freshman:  Campus  Comments,  YWCA,  Choir,  Drama  Department  Productions 

Sophomore:  Choir,  YWCA 

Junior:  Choir,  Christian  Association,  Cotillion  Club,  Wesley  Club,  May  Day  Pageant 

Senior:  Vice  President  Christian  Association,   Chairman — Religious  Emphasis  Week 
Committee,  Cotillion  Club 


The  Seniod 


LINDA  CHRISTINE  EARLE 

Siler  City,  North  Carolina 


Candidate  for  Bachdur  of  Arts  Degree 
Biology 


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Attendants:  Shade  Thomas.  Laura  Fox 

Freshman:  Hobby  and  Crafts,  Dolphins,  Campus  Comments,  YWCA,  Scotch  Clan,  West- 
minster Fellowship,  International  Relations  Club 

Sophomore:  Beta  Beta  Beta.  YWCA,  Campus  Comments,  Choir,  International  Relations 
Club 

Junior:    Secretary,  Beta  Beta  Beta,  Cotillion  Club,  Editor,  i^l/ja'/^/;/>'.  Pyramid  Program, 
Choir 

Senior:  Secretary,  Beta  Beta  Beta,  Christian  Council.  Big  Sister,  Curriculum  Committee, 
Miscellany  Staff,  International  Relations  Club 


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ELIZABETH  CRAIGHEAD  ENGLE 
Chester,  South  Carolina 


Candidate  fur  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Biology 


Attendants:  Peggy  Engle,  Sally  Heltzel 

Freshman:  Campus  Cutnmoits,  Westminster  Fellowship,  Chapel  Choir,  Glee  Club,  YWCA, 
International  Relations  Club 

Sophomore:  Delegate  to  Associated  Collegiate  Press  Conference,  Campus  Comments, 
Westminster  Fellowship,  Beta  Beta  Beta,  YWCA,  International  Relations  Club, 
Chapel  Choir,  Glee  Club 

Junior:  Editor:  Campus  Comments,  Westminster  Fellowship,  May  Day  Pageant,  Board  of 
Publications,  Chapel  Choir,  Beta  Beta  Beta,  Christian  Association,  International 
Relations  Club,  Cotillion  Club,  Current  Issues  Lecture  and  Discussion  Group 

Senior:  Westminster  Fellowship,  Editor  Campus  Comments,  Chairman  Board  of  Publica- 
tions, Chapel  Choir,  Cotillion  Club,  Current  Issues  Discussion  Group,  Student 
Board,  Christian  Association,  Beta  Beta  Beta,  Who's  Who  in  American  Colleges  and 
Universities,  Laurel  Society 


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ANNE  NOTTINGHAM  FRAY 

Nassawadox,  Virginia 


Candidah'  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Psychology 


Attendants:  Peggy  Saunders,  Liddy  Kirkpatrick 

Freshman:  YWCA,  Fine  Arts  Club,  R.  A.,  Volleyball 

Sophomore:  YWCA,  Club  Committee,  R.  A.,  Volleyball,  Big  Sister,  Fine  Arts  Club, 
Wesley  Fellowship 

Junior:  President,  Wesley  Fellowship,  Christian  Council,  Cotillion  Club,  Business  Mana- 
ger Miscellany,  Board  of  Publications,  Social  Committee,  Freshman  Advisor,  Dorm 
Council,  R.  A. 

Senior:  Business  Manager  Miscellany,  Social  Chairman  of  Class,  Board  of  Review,  Pub- 
lications Board,  Social  Committee,  R.  A.,  Cotillion  Club 


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CAROLYN  McGEE  GILMER 
Anderson,  South  Carolina 


Candidak  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
English 


Atthndants:  Jane  Gilmer,  Marcelle  Rogers 

Freshman:  Glee  Club,  Chapel  Choir,  Dolphins,  Westminster  Fellowship,  YWCA,  R.  A., 
Hockey,  Volleyball,  Basketball 

Sophomore:  Westminster  Fellowship,  YWCA,  Treasurer,  R.  A. 

Junior:  Librarian,  Chapel  Choir,  May  Day  Pageant,  Westminster  Fellowship,  Blue- 
stocking Business  Manager,  Christian  Association,  YWCA  Co-ordinator,  Board  of 
Publications 

Senior:  Chapel  Choir,  Christian  Association  President,  Board  of  Publications,  Student 
Board,  Who's  Who  in  American  Colleges  and  Universities,  The  Laurel  Society 


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BARBARA  LOUISE  GUFFEY 

Staunton,  Vitginia 


CdudicLite  for  Bachclur  of  Arts  Degree 
Bible  and  Philosophy 


Attendants:  JoAnn  Samaras,  Mary  Carpenter  Gould 

Freshman:  Glee  Club,   Book   Club,   Writers'   Club,   Gtmpiis  Commints.   YWCA,   Day 
Student  Organization,  May  Day  Pageant,  Westminster  Fellowship 

Sophomore:  Chapel  Choir,  Literary  Club,  Day  Student  Organization,  YWCA,  May  Day 
Pageant,  Westminster  Fellowship 

Junior:  Chapel  Choir,  President  Literary  Club,  Day  Student  Organization,   Christian 
Association,  May  Day  Pageant,  Student  Advisor,  Westminster  Fellowship 

Senior:  Chapel  Choir,   President   Literary    Club,  Day  Student  Organization,    Student 
Advisor,  Cctmpiis  Comments.  May  Day  Pageant,  Westminster  Fellowship 


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JEANNETTE  CHILCUT  HERVEY 
Richmond,  Virginia 


Caiidrdcitt'  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Sociology  and  Economics 


Attendants:  Suzie  Burch,  Marion  Richardson 

Freshman:  Fine  Arts  Club,  Westminster  Fellowship,  R.  A.,  Volleyball,  Campus  Comments 

Sophomore:  Fme  Arts  Club,  Westminster  Fellowship,  R.  A.,  Volleyball,  Badminton 

Junior:  R.  A.,  Volleyball,  Badmintt)n,  Book  Store,  Fine  Arts  Club,  Miscellany,  Christian 
Association 

Senior:  Audio-Visual  Center 


HARRIET  HARDIN  HILL 
Roanoke,  Virginia 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Economics  and  Sociology 


The  Senior' 


Attendants:    Kathy  Hill,  Kit  Kavanaugh 

Freshman:    R.A.,  Christian  Association 

Sophomore:    R.A.,  Christian  Association,  Cabin  Committee 

Junior:    R.A.,  Christian  Association,  International  Relations  Club,  Cotillion  Club,  Club 
Committee 

Senior:    Treasurer   Senior  Class,  Social  Committee,  R.A..  Christian  Association 


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VICKY  MELISSA  HILL 
Knoxviile,  Tennessee 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Sociology 


Attendants:    Brucie  Woods,  Kathenne  Smith 

Freshman:    YWCA,  R.A.,  Campus  Comments 

Sophomore:    YWCA,  Campus  Comments,  Dorm  Council 

Junior:    Campus  Comments,  Board  of  Publications,  Christian  Association,  R.A. 

Senior:   Judiciary  Board,  Board  of  Publications,  Miscellany  Staff,  Literary  Club 


ELLEN  OVERTON  HOLTZ 

Staunton.  Virginia 


Ccindhhttc  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
English 


The  Senio 


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Attendants:    Kay  Bobo,  Mickey  McCown 

Freshman:    YWCA,  Glee  Club.  Day  Student  Organization 

Sophomore:  YWCA.  Chapel  Choir,  Day  Student  Organization,  May  Day  Pageant, 
Baptist  Student  L^nion 

Junior;  Christian  Association,  Chapel  Choir,  Fine  Arts  Club.  Vice-President  of  Day 
Student  Organization,  Baptist  Student  Union,  Junior  Representative  to  BLUE- 
STOCKING, May  Day  Pageant 

Senior:  Chapel  Choir,  President  of  Day  Student  Organization,  Baptist  Student  Union, 
Bluestocking 


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NANCY  LUCINDA  HOOKER 

Martinsville,  Virginia 


CiDidichite  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
English 


Attendants:    Mary  Shackelford,  Ruthie  Drewry 

Freshman:     Internatit)nal  Relations  Club,    YWCA,    R.A.,    Campus   Comments,    Wesley 
Fellowship 

Sophomore:   International  Relations  Club,  Big  Sister,  YWCA,  R.A.,  Wesley  Fellowship 

Junior:  Vice-President  of  Junior  Class,  International  Relations  Club.  Christian  Associa- 
tion, R.A. 


Senior:   House  President  of  Riddle  Dorm,   Christian  Association,  R.A.,  International 
Relations  Club 


The  Senior 


PENNEY  COX  HUBBARD 
Wilmington,  Delaware 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  nf  Arts  Degree 
Psychology 


Attendants:    Beverly  Grear,  Julie  Hickson 

Freshman:    Dolphins,  R.  A.,  Student  Board,  House  Council,  Fine  Arts  Club,  May  Day 
Court,  Hockey  Team,  Irish  Clan,  YWCA 

Sophomore:     Dolphins,  Vice  President,  Irish  Clan  Leader,  Usher,  May  Day  Court, 
Cotillion  Club,  Hockey  Team 

Junior:    Dorm  President,  Dolphins,  Vice  President,  Usher,  May  Day  Court,  Cotillion 
Club,  Irish  Clan 

Senior:    Day  Student,  May  Queen 


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BARBARA  CARLISLE  JUDD 
Fairfax,  Virginia 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Psychology 


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Attendants:    Ann  MidJIeton,  Ann  McDearmon 

Freshman:    YWCA.  Class  Marslial,  May  Court,  R.  A. 

Sophomore:    YWCA,  R.  A.,  May  Court,  Marshal 

Junior:    Class  Usher,  Receptionist:    Cotillion  Club,  May  Court,  Christian  Association 

Senior:    Chief  Marshal 


The  Senior* 


NANCY  CATHERINE  MACGREGOR 
Staunton,  Virginia 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  nf  Arts  Degree 
English 


Attendants:    Ann  Bartenslager,  Betty  Cacciapaglia 

Freshman:    Choir,  YWCA,  Day  Student  Organization 

Sophomore:    Day  Student  Organization,  Choir,  YWCA 

Junior:   Day  Student  Organization,  Choir,  Secretary  of  Student  Board.  YWCA;  Baptist 
Student  Union 

Senior:    Senior  Class  President,  Choir  (President),   Day  Student  Organization,  Who's 
Who  In  American  Universities  and  Colleges,  Baptist  Student  Union 


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JEAN  ANDERSON  MOORE 
Memphis,  Tennessee 


Cdiidiiliite  for  Bac-helor  of  Arts  Degree 
Psychology 


Attendants:    Peggy  Dickson,  Barbara  Harris 

Freshman:     Ccimpus  Comments,  YWCA,   International  Relations  Club,  Dorm  Council. 
Drama  Department  Production 

Sophomore:    Campus  Comments,  YWCA.  International  Relations  Club,  Canterbury  Club, 
Dolphins 

Junior:  Campus  Comments,  Fine  Arts  Club,  Christian  Council.  Vice-President  International 
Relations  Club,  Canterbury  Club 

Senior:  Fine  Arts  Club,  Christian  Council.  Canterbury  Club,  Big  Sister,   President  of 
International  Relations  Club 


The  Senioi 


ISABELLE  ANN  MUELLER 
Martinsburg,  West  Virginia 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
English 


Attendants:    Connie  Britt,  Susie  Cadle 

Freshman:    R.  A.,  Hobbies  and  Crafts  Club,  Dolphins,  YWCA 

Sophomore:    Dolphins  (Treasurer),  R.  A..  Sophomore  Show.  YWCA 

Junior:    Class  Marshal,  R.  A.,  Christian  Association 

Senior:    R.  A.,  Christian  Association,  "Six  Characters  in  Search  of  an  Author" 


lass  of  1960 


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GLADYS  JEAN  OWENS 
Baltimore,  Maryland 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
History 


Attendants:    Neilson  Pierce,  May  Welis  Jones 

Freshman:    Glee  Club,  Chapel  Choir,  YWCA,  Fine  Arts  Club 

Sophomore:    Glee  Club,  Chapel  Choir,  YWCA,  Fine  Arts  Club 

Junior:    Choir,  Fine  Arts  Club,  May  Day  Pageant,  Cotillion  Club 

Senior:   Choir,  Fine  Arts  Club,  Cotillion  Club,  Discussion  Group  of  Great  Issues  Series 


The  Senior 


MARGARET  ROSE  PAULSEL 
Fort  Worth,  Texas 


Candidah-  fur  Bachelor  nf  Arts  Degree 
English 


Attendants:    Fninces  Shields,  Patience  Saunders 


Freshman:  Irish  Cheerleader,  Fine  Arts  Club.  Dolphins,  May  Day  Pageant,  Drama 
Department  Presentations,  R.A,,  Nook.  Committee 

Sophomore:  Secretary:  Dolphms,  May  Day  Pageant,  Drama  Department  Productions, 
Club  Committee,  Fme  Arts  Club,  YWCA,  r"A. 

Junior:  Social  Committee,  Chairman  Club  Committee,  May  Day  Pageant,  Fine  Arts 
Club,  Dolphins,  Drama  Department  Productions,  Dorm  Council.  Cotillion  Club, 
Christian  Association,  R.A.,  402  Workshop 

Senior:  Mimllain'.  Chairman  Social  Committee,  Cotillion  Club.  Student  Board,  Dorm 
Council,  R.A.,  Christian  Association,  Fine  Arts  Club,  402  Workshop  President 


Class  of  1960 


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RINDA-MARY   PAYNE 
Falmouth,  Maine 


Catuiidate  for  Biuhdar  of  Arts  Df 
Psychology 


Attendants:    Elizabeth  Burton,  Cynthia  Rhymes 

Freshman:    Tufts  University 

Sophomore:    Tufts  University 

Junior:    Club  Committee,  Bluestocking  Staff,  Fine  Arts  Club,  R.A.,  Christian  Associa- 
tion 

Senior:  Business  Manager  of  Bluestocking,   Publications  Board,   Fine  Arts  Club, 
Christian  Association,  R.A.,  International  Relations  Club 


The  Senior 


JEAN  ELIZABETH  RAMSEY 
Martinsville,  Virginia 


Candidate  for-  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Chemistry 


Attendants:    Mary  Jane  McGrath,  Jill  Calloway 

Freshman:   Westhampton  College 

Sophomore:    Westhampton  College 

Junior:    Chapel  Choir,  Cotillion  Club 

Senior:  Chapel  Choir,  Cotillion  Club,  Big  Sister,  Bluestocking  Staff 


lass  of  I960 


MERYL  ELEANOR  RICHARDSON 
Decatur,  Georgia 


Candidate  jar  Bachelor  oj  Arts  Degree 
Art 


Attendants:    Ellen  Lyie,  Nancy  Simpson 

Freshman:    Fine  Arts,  Dolphins,  Freshman  Representative  to  Recreation  Association, 
Hockey,  Basketball,  and  Swimming,  YWCA,  Scotch  Clan 

Sophomore:      Dolphins   President,   Fine  Arts  Club,   Hockey,   Swimming.    Basketball, 
Tennis,  Scotch  Clan 


Junior:  Fme  Arts  Club  President,  Dolphins  President,  R.  A.,  Cotillion  Club,  Christian 
Association,  Dorm  Council,  Scotch  Clan  Leader,  Hockey  Captain,  Basketball, 
Tennis,  Swimming,  May  Day  Pageant,  Bluestocking  Art  Editor 

Senior:  President  of  the  Recreation  Association,  Cotillion  Club,  Christian  Association, 
Fine  Arts  Club,  May  Day  Pageant,  Dolphins  Pageant.  Hockey  Captain,  Tennis, 
Basketball,  Play  Productions 


The  Senior 


JANE  POWELL  SHIFLET 
Penn  Liiird,  Virginia 


Candidal  far  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Art 


Attendants:    Penn  Walker,  Sally  Livingsron 

Freshman:    YWCA,  R.  A.,  Westminster  Fellowship 

Sophomore:    YWCA,  R.  A.,  Westminster  Fellowship,  May  Day  Pageant 

Junior:     Fme  Arts  Club.  Cotillion  Club.  Westminster  Fellowship,  Hobby  and  Crafts 
Club 

Senior:     Fine  Arts  Club,  Cotillion  Club,  Westminster  Fellowship  Treasurer,  R.  A. 


Class  of  1960 


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SARA  LEE  SQUIRES 
Alexandria.  Virginia 


Cciihliilak  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Psychology 


Attendants:    Mary  Roberts,  Catherine  Marshall 

Freshman:     Dorm  Council,  Glee  Club,  R.  A.,  Fine  Arts  Club,  Hockey,  Basketball, 
Volleyball,  Badminton,  Tennis 

Sophomore:    Basketball  Captain,  Hockey,  Volleyball,  Badminton.  Tennis.  Blue  Ridge 
Hockey  Tournament 

Junior:     Vice  President,  R.  A.,  Dorm  Council,  Hockey.  Cotillion  Club.  Blue  Ridge 
Hockey  Tournament.  Basketball,  Volleyball,  Badminton 

Senior:     Vice  President  R.  A.,  Dorm  Council,  Basketball  Captain,  Hockey,  Tennis. 


SARA  COLLINS  TALBOTT 

Staunton,  Virginia 


Gill  JidaU-  for  Bmhi'lor  of  Arts  Dei^ree 
Musk 


The  Senior 


Attrndants:  Judy  Richardson,  Carolyn  Stover 

Freshman:     Cliapel    Choir,    Glee   Club,    YWCA.    May    Day    Pageant,    Day    Student 
Organization 

Sophomore:     Chapel   Choir,    May   Day    Pageant.    YWCA.    Baptist    Student    Union, 
Day  Student  Organization 

Junior:    Choir,  Fine  Arts  Club,  May  Day  Pageant,  Day  Student  Organization  (Presi- 
dent), Student  Board  Member,  Baptist  Student  LInion 

Senior;     Choir,  Fine  Arts  Club,   Day  Student  Organization,   Baptist  Student  Union 


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NINA  ELAINE  VAUGHN 
Park  Forest,  Illinois 


CciihliJcite  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Biology 


Attendants:    Martha  Wade,  Agnes  Dick 

Freshman:  Dorm  Council,  YWCA,  Scotch  Clan,  Hockey,  Volleyball.  Basketball, 
Fine  Arts,  International  Relations  Club,   Campus  Comments 

Sophomore:  Judiciary  Board,  Beta  Beta  Beta,  International  Relations  Club,  YWCA, 
Literary  Club,  Vice  President,  Miscellany,  Scotch  Clan,  Hockey,  Volleyball,  Basket- 
ball 

Junior:  Judiciary  Board,  Beta  Beta  Beta  Vice  President,  Laurel  Society,  Literary  Club, 
Fine  Arts  Club,  Studio  Book  Store  Committee,  Chairman,  Miscellany,  Christian 
Council,  Cotillion  Club,  May  Day  Pageant,  Scotch  Clan,  Volleyball 

Senior:  Student  Board,  Judiciary  Board  Chairman,  Beta  Beta  Beta  President,  Laurel 
Society  Secretary,  Executive  Committee,  Studio  Book  Store  Committee,  Current 
Issue  Discussion  Group,  Miscellany,  Scotch  Clan,  Volleyball,  Who's  Who  in  Ameri- 
can Colleges  and  Universities 


The  Senior 


SUSAN  LINN  WARFIELD 
Towson,  Maryland 


Candidal  [iir  Buchclor  of  Arts  Degree 
Psychology 


Attendants:    Lynn  Frierson,  Linda  Glidden 

Freshman:    Class  President,   YWCA,   R.   A.,  Canterbury  Club,    Irish    Clan,    Hockey, 
Volleyball 

Sophomore:    Judiciary  Board,  R.  A.,  Irish  Clan,  Hockey,  Volleyball,  Dolphins 

Junior:   House  President,  Dolphins,  Pyramid  Group,  Christian  Council,  R,  A.  Council, 
Student  Advisor,  Irish  Clan,  Volleyball 

Senior:    President  Student  Government  Association,  Cotillion  Club,  Executive  Com- 
rnittee.  Laurel,  Who's  Who  in  American  Colleges  and  Universities 


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lass  of  1960 


LOIS  FRANKLIN  WILLARD 
Richmond.  Virginia 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
English 


Attendants:    Phebe  Palmer,  Jenny  Stott 

Freshman:  Fine  Arts  Club,  YWCA,  Bluestocking  Staff,  Campus  Comments,  R,  A., 
Scotch  Clan,  Volleyball,  Ping-Pong,  Tennis 

Sophomore:  Christian  Association,  Campus  Comments.  BLUESTOCKING  Staff,  Cotillion 
Club,  Pyramid  Group,  May  Day  Pageant,  Social  Committee,   Wesley  Fellowship 

Junior:  Christian  Association,  Executive  Committee  of  Cotillion  Club,  Bluestocking 
Staff,  402  Club,  Current  Issues  Series  Participant,  Wesley  Fellowship,  Miscellany 
Staff,  Campus  Comments  Associate  Editor 

Senior:     (Completed  requirements  for  graduation  in  three  years) 


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The  Senior 


CAROL  LYNNE  WITHERS 
Huntington,  West  Virginia 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  of  Arts  Degree 
Art 


Attendants:   Wib  Cooke.  Ann  Fogarty 

Freshman:    Hobby  and  Crafts,  R.  A. 

Sophomore:   R.  A.,  Sophomore  Show 

Junior:   Cotillion  Club,  R.  A..  Christian  Association 

Senior:    Secretary  Senior  Class,  Dorm  Council.  Fine  Arts  Club.  Cotillion  Club,  Chair- 
man, Decorations 


Class  of  1960 


ELEANOR  IRENE  WITHERSPOON 
Hereford.  Texas 


Candidate  for  Bachelor  nf  Arts  Degree 
English 


Attendants:   Sally  O'Brien,  Susan  Deiberc 

Freshman:    Chapel  Choir,  R.  A.  Representative.  Fine  Arts  Club.  YWCA 

Sophomore:    May  Day  Pageant,  Christian  Association,  R.  A. 

Junior:    Dorm  Council,  Christian  Association,  R.  A. 

Senior:     Dorm  Council,  Vice  President  Senior  Class,  Christian  Association 


Junior   Class   Officers 


Left  to  Right — Cornelia  Jenkins,  Barbara  Reid,  Barbara  Williams,  Mav  Wells  Jones,  Cecelia   Flow,  Nancv 
Simpson,  Jane  Gray,  Miss  Traylor 


Miss  Traylor C/ass  Sponsor 

Nancy  Simpson President 

Cecelia  Flow Vice-President 

Barbara  Williams Secretary 

May  Wells  Jones Treasurer 

Cornelia  Jenkins Marshal 

Stella  Farwell Social  Chairman 

Bobbie  Jean  Reid Social  Committee 

Colors:    Lavender  and  White 


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Class  of  1961 


EiizABETH  Allan 


Katherine  Bobo 


Leah  Nell  Boston 


Suzanne  Burch 


Elizabeth  Burton 


Wendy  Coleman 


Susan  Deibert 


Agnes  Mae  Dick 


Ernestine  Edmunds 


Stella  Farwell 


Not  Pictured: 
Katherine  Bonfoey 


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The   Junior 


Cecelia  Flow 


Beverly  Grear 


Mary  Cloud  Hamilton 


Julia  Hickson 


Mary  A.  C.  Johnson 


Jane  Gray 


Dale  Hahn 


Otey  Hayward 


Cornelia  Jenkins 


May  Wells  Jones 


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Not  Pictured: 
Elizabeth  Garst 


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Class  of  1961 


Nancy  Borland  Klauder 


Ellen  Richardson  Lvle 


Janice  Dunn  Parker 


Virginia  Anne  Ponder 


Olivia  Bishop  Rogers 


Patricia  Jane  Liebert 


Not  Pictiiml: 
Elizabeth  Blair  Kelsey 


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Phebe  Edgar  Palmer 


Mary  Margaret  Penzold 


Barbara  Jean  Reid 


Francoise  Marie-Ann  Rottiers 


The  Junior    Class  of   1961 


Mary  Williamson  Shackelford 


Katherine  Randolph  Smith 


Shade  Wooten  Thomas 


Barbara  Crandall  Williams 


Mary  Bruce  Woods 


Nancy  Linn  Simpson 


Mrs.  Mary  E.  Steffey 


Kitty  Lou  Tinneil 


Joan  Nelson  Williams 


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Sophomore   Class   Officers 


Left  to  R/ghtSAu.Y  Rii-VES,  Charlotte  Mooney,  Cynthia  Rhymes,  Lynnell  Reese,  Martha  Wade,  Mrs.  Lytton, 

Shirley  File  and  Jenny  Wilson 


Mrs.  Lytton Class  Sponsor 

Charlotte  Moonev President 

Sally  Rieves Vice  President 

Cynthia  Rhymes Secretary 

Martha  Wade Treasurer 

Lynnell  Reese Class  Social  Chairman 

Jenny  Wilson Class  Marshal 

Shirley  File Representative  to  Social  Committee 

Colors:  Scarlet  mid  Goht 


-:^  72  |> 


Class  of   1962 


Ann  Lee  Alexander 

Nancy  Louise  Armistead 

Ann  Orr  Bartenslager 
(Second  Semester  Junior) 


Phyllis  Jean  Boone 
Nancy  Linn  Bowles 
Brenda  Brady 


Constance  Jane  Britt 
Kay  Bronstad 
Lelaine  Bryan 


Martha  Miller  Butler 
Betty  Cacciapaglia 
Susan  Cadle 


Sarah  Barton  Clement 
Jane  Lewis  Coleman 
Shirley  Ann  Corbin 


Nal  Pictured: 
Hermine  McBee  Copeland 


4  73  '!> 


The   Sophomore 


Lucie  Lee  Crews 
Lois  Virginia  de  Ovies 
Elizabeth  Ann  Dickerson 


Margaret  McDowell  Dickson 
Sarah  Fletcher  Drake 
Marion  Ruth  Drewry 


Mary  Dupree  Eldridge 
Judith  Mildred  Ellis 
Rachel  Ann  Ellis 


Shirley  Hamilton  File 
Barbara  Ann  Fletcher 
Mary  Joe  Forehand 


Waldo  Lynn  Frierson 
Jan  Fielding  Gabard 
Martha  Jane  Gay 


Not  Piclura/: 
Linda  Louise  Dolly 


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Class  of  1962 


Marv  Anne  Gilbert 
Jane  Elizabeth  Haley 
Nancy  Barbara  Harris 


Antoinette  Barklev  Harrison 
Joanne  Gertrude  Helmer 
Sally  Olive  Heltzel 


Kathryn  Edwina  Hill 
Hazel  Elise  Hodgins 
Patricia  Hoffman 


Harriet  Mandah  Hope 
Mary  Ruth  Jackson 
Susan  Lunsford  Jennings 


Susan  Ella  Johnson 
Catherine  Tanner  Kavanagh 
Bettv  Grace  Kelley 


Frances  Jane  Gilmer 


Not  Picttin-c/: 
Anne  Linda  Glidden  Susan  Upshur  Hooper 


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The   Sophomore 


Linda  Lee  Kieffer 
Ruth  Robie  Lacy 
Douglas  Louise  Laughon 


Ann  Ellen  Lloyd 

Eugenia  Cogswell  McCuen 

Amelia  Brockman  McKinnon 


Carolyn  Knox  Mann 
Minnielynn  Martin 
Mary  Prior  Meade 


Sarah  Elizabeth  Mitchell 
Nancy  Forrest  Neal 
Louise  Nance  Parler 


Susan  Virginia  Pegram 
Edith  Neilson  Fay  Peirce 
Elizabeth  Evelyn  Penney 


Elizabeth  Lehmann 


Nof  PictiireJ: 
Roberta  Montgomery  Charlotte  Frazer  Mooney 


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Class  of  1962 


Lucy  Melissa  Prater 
Shirley  Carolyn  Quarles 
Lynnell  Reese 


Cynthia  Willis  Rhymes 
Judith  Lynn  Richardson 
Sally  Akridge  Rieves 


Marcelle  Rogers 
Anne  Hall  Ruth 
Bertha  Rodriguez  Salinas 


Mary  Pierce  Rowan 
(Second  Semester  Junior) 

Elizabeth  Lacey  Sanford 

Peggy  Saunders 


Karen  Adair  Schultz 
Elizabeth  Flick  Scott 
Kent  Watkins  Seabury 


77  t- 


The   Sophomore 


Molly  Shulman 

Carolyn  Elizabeth  Stover 

Eleanor  Anne  Strange 


Elizabeth  Ann  Stuart 
Sarah  Morton  Swindell 
Sandra  Lee  Sykes 


Vera  Carl  Thomas 
Margaret  Carol  Tilley 
Judy  Caroline  Trapp 


Martha  Sue  Turner 
Martha  Kennan  Wade 
Penn  Musgrave  Walker 


Sara  Dale  White 

Mary  Gendron  Whitinger 

Josephine  Edmonds  Whittle 


Not  PkliireJ: 
Frances  May  Wentz  Carol  Roberta  Wheeler 


<{  78  )■> 


Class  of  1962 


Ethel  Ann  Wilkes 
Marlyn  Frances  Wilkinson 
Mary  Nell  Williams 


Virginia  Camden  Wright 

Sally  Yates 

IvA  Hards  Zeiler 


Not  Piitiiral: 
Jennifer  Lynn  Wilson 


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Freshman   Class   Officers 


Left  to  Right,  Standing — Betsy  Evans,  Honey  Inglish,  Jo  Brent  Miller,  Frances  Shields,  Katherine  Scott  Jones 
Seated — Bunny  Wishart,  Dr.  Brice  and  Carolyn  Smith 


Dr.  Brice Class  Sponsor 

Bunny  Wishart President 

Carolyn  Smith Vice  President 

Honey  Inglish Secretary 

Katherine  Scott  Jones Treasurer 

Frances  Shields Class  Social  Chairman 

Jo  Brent  Miller Class  Marshal 


4  80 


Class  of  1963 


Thrry  Lee  Alexander 
Gene  Anne  Allred 
Ann  Appleton 


Helen  Arrowood 
Martha  Bailey 
Faye  Baker 


Patricia  Berry 
Dorothea  Bessire 
Janet  Bish 


Nancy  Blood 
Cassandra  Bond 
Ann  Booker 


Sandra  Bourkard 
Elizabeth  Brantley 
Lindsay  Breakell 


Diane  Britton 
JoANN  Brown 
Leslie  Brown 


Not  pictured: 
Nora  Araneo 


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The   Freshman 


Lucy  Burnett 

Lynn  Butts 

Mary  Newton  Callaway 


Nancy  Campbf.ll 

Lucy  Rebecca  Cannaday 

INGRID  Carlson 


Margaretta  Clark 
Susanna  Clark 
Macon  Clement 


Mary  Marshall  Cochran 
Elizabeth  Cooke 
Rita  Cooper 


Jane  Coulbourn 
Ann  Craddock 
Amy  Daggett 


Frances  Davis 
Ann  Delk 
Emily  Dethloff 


Not  pictured: 
Dixie  Lou  Chastain 


Class  of  1963 


Ann  Dial 
Sandra  Dingrss 

Eleanor  Dunlap 


Sally  Dupree 
Reese  Edmondson 
Nancy  Ely 


Margaret  Engle 
Carolyn  Epperson 
Linda  Estridge 


Elizabeth  Evans 
Martha  Fant 
Elizabeth  Fisher 


Patricia  Fisher 

Betsy  Fitch 

Linda  Bonnell  Fobes 


Caryn  Fogarty 
Lynn  Forbes 
Sharon  Foye 


Not  pictured: 
Mary  Elizabeth  Emens 


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The   Freshman 


Terry  Geggie 

Bruce  Gill 

Mary  Carpenter  Gould 


Martha  Grant 

Alice  Elizabeth  Grubbs 

Carolyn  Haldeman 


Holly  Hanson 

Mary  Gregg  Hardaway 

Susan  Hardwick 


Margaret  Harris 
Elizabeth  Barr  Hawkins 
Camille  Head 


Lynne  Heathcote 
Virginia  Hesdorffer 
Neva  Hickman 


Anne  Hogshead 
Kathryn  Holland  Hooks 
Ella  Margaret  Hornbarger 


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Class  of  1963 


Elizabeth  Hughf.y 
Diane  Hunter 
AvA  Nell  Inglish 


Joan  Jackson 
Gene  Jarrell 
Wallace  Johnson 


Katherine  Scott  Jones 
Mary  Lee  Jones 
Sue  Ann  Jordan 


Jacqueline  Kight 
Penelope  Kimbro 
Melissa  Kimes 


Ann  King 

Elizabeth  Kirkpatrick 

Emily  Kittredge 


Elizabeth  Louise  Laird 
Clare  Lander 
Lou  Lanier 


The   Freshman 


Janp  Lhwis 
Elizabeth  Linn 
Judy  Lipes 


Louise  Livaudais 
Sarah  Lewis  Livingston 
Tallulah  Long 


Nancy  Longstreet 
Sandra  McConnell 
Eleanor  McCown 


Mary  Anna  McDearmon 
Betty  McGlamery 
Judy  McGrath 


Margaret  Anne  Mapp 
Catherine  Marshall 
Irene  Mathias 


Mary  Rutherford  Mercer 
Anne  Middleton 
Jo  Brent  Miller 

No!  Piitiiml: 
Mary  Jane  McGrath 


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Katherine  Miller 
Edith  Mitchell 
Sherry  Moore 


Susan  Moore 
Lucy  Morris 
Julia  Morton 


Harriet  Murphv 
Patricia  Elizabeth  Nagel 
Robbie  Nelson 


Martha  Nolde 
Gale  Palmer 
Mary  Parmelee 


Kay  Peebles 

Jerri  Beth  Percival 

Julia  Pond 


Page  Putnam 
Anna  Kate  Reid 
Marion  Richardson 


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The   Freshman 


KiiENC  Roadman 
Mary  Roberts 
Diana  Rogers  « 


Nell  Rogers 
Waverly  Rogerson 
Susan  Sale 


Jo  Ann  Samaras 
Patience  Saunders 
Susan  Savage 


Anna  Marie  Scott 
Anne  Bitner  Shade 
Rebecca  Shelor 


Frances  Shields 
Martha  Singletary 
Carolyn  Smith 


Caryl  Smith 
Maryellen  Smith 
Susanne  Smith 


Class  of  1963 


Katherine  Sproul 
Joan  Stanley 
Mary  Starke 


Nancy  Stickley 
Virginia  Louise  Stott 
Anna  Katharine  Stuart 


Judith  Ann  Thompson 
Shearer  Troxell 
Emily  Tyler 


Jane  Ellen  Vaughan 
Judith  Vogt 
Susan  Welker 


Alice  Rebekah  Wilcox 
Emily  Wirsing 
Barbara  Wishart 


Margaret  Woodson 

HiLDEGARDE  WrIGHT 

Ji'LiA  Lane  Wright 
Linda  Wvatt 

Not  pictured: 
Patricia  Wiley 


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Student  Government 


Student  government  on  any  college  campus 
should  be  viewed  as  a  central  part  of  the  educational 
process,  both  in  the  training  that  it  gives  to  those 
students  directly  participating  in  it  and  in  the  con- 
tributions ir  makes  to  the  institution's  educational 
objectives.  Student  Government  at  Mary  Baldwin 
has  been  proven  over  the  years  and  has  become  an 
indispensable  part  of  the  college  community. 

The  governmental  structure  consists  of  three 
branches:  the  Student  Board,  which  is  the  central 
co-ordinating  and  legislative  body;  the  House  Presi- 
dents' Council,  which  concerns  itself  mainly  with 
the  students'  problems  of  personal  adjustment  as 
individuals,  and  the  Judiciary  Board,  the  student 
court,  which  constantly  endeavors  to  instill  in  the 
students  the  ideals  of  the  Honor  System. 


Sue  Warfield 
President 


The   Student   Government   officers    serving   on 
these  three  branches  represent  the  student  body  in 
many  capacities  and  have  as  their  goal  the  integration  and   evaluation  of  the  college  program  in  every  respect.     Student 
government's  projects  and  goals  must  be  constantly  broadened  to  meet  the  needs  of  new  student  generations. 

The  broad  objective  of  our  Student  Government  Association  is  to  encourage  the  individual  in  the  college  com- 
munity to  develop  her  full  potentialities.  This  task  is  the  challenge  which  we  accept  and  try  to  meet  to  the  best  of  our 
abilities. 

Throughout  the  year,  certain  phases  of  the  Student  Government  program  were  evaluated  and  revised  such  as  student 
government  election  procedures,  and  the  budgets  of  various  Student  Government  organizations. 

Other  matters  of  business  included  the  conference  held  at  Mary  Baldwin  in  which  neighboring  women's  colleges 
participated.  Its  main  objective  was  the  discussion  of  problems  common  to  the  various  colleges,  plus  efforts  to  find  out  the 
structure  or  organization  of  other  Student  Government  Associations.  Foreseeing  the  changes  which  necessarily  will  occur  in 
the  future  as  Mary  Baldwin  has  increased  enrollment,  the  Student  Government  Association  made  efforts  to  provide  some 
sound  plan  to  be  used  in  the  future. 

Delegates  were  sent  to  all  NSA  regional  conferences  and  to  the  National  Congress.  Suggestions  and  recommendations 
for  the  improvement  of  numerous  phases  of  college  activity  were  channelled  through  Student  Government  giving  a  voice  to 
student  opinion.    It  was  an  active  year  for  all  Student  Government  committees  and  organizations. 


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Association 


Student  Board 


DiitRou.    Ote\  Haiviard,  Nancy  MacGri:gor,  PtGGV  Crfighton,  Betty  Kelley 

Second  Row:   Ellen  Holtz,  Carolyn  Gilmer,  Margaret  Paulsel,  Mimi  Cowan,  Elaine  Vaughn,  Sue  Wareield 

Third  Rou:-   Kay  Bobo,  Joanne  Beecroft,  Meryl  Richardson,  Charlotte  Mooney,  Nancy  Simpson 

Executive  Committee 

The  Executive  Committee  is  composed]  of  the  President  of  the  Student  Government  Association,  the  Vice-President 
of  the  Student  Government  Association,  the  Chaitman  of  the  Judiciary  Board,  and  the  Chaitman  of  the  House  Presidents' 
Council. 

The  Committee  may  be  regarded 
as  the  central  committee  for  planning 
and  organizing  Student  Government 
activity;  the  Committee  recommends 
projects  to  the  Student  Board  and 
attempts  to  bring  to  the  Board's 
attention  matters  of  concern  to  that 
body;  another  of  its  duties  is  the 
review  of  the  student  budget  for  each 
year. 

The  Executive  Committee  also 
works  along  with  the  Faculty  Advisory 
Board  and  acts  as  the  voice  of  the 
student  body  in  any  matters  which 
are  of  concern  to  the  students. 

Through  its  regular  meetings  the 
committee  attempts  to  evaluate  the 
state  of  affairs  at  the  time  and  makes 
plans  for  future  activity  of  the  Student 
Government  Association.  Mimi  Cowan,  Peggy  Creighton,  Elaine  Vaughn,  Sue  Wareield 


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Judiciary  Board 


The  Judiciary  Board,  a  branch  of  Student  Government, 
is  the  student  court  at  Mary  Baldwin.  Composed  of  repre- 
sentatives from  each  class,  the  board  meets  regularly  to  con- 
sider rule  infractions  and  violations  of  the  honor  system.  In 
a  sense,  however,  it  is  more  than  a  court,  for  its  highest  goal 
is  to  instill  in  Mary  Baldwin  students  the  ideals  of  the  honor 
system.  Under  this  honor  system,  a  student  is  responsible 
for  her  own  actions  and  for  those  of  others.  Should  she 
violate  a  rule,  she  is  honor  bound  to  report  her  infraction  to 
a  member  of  the  Judiciary  Board.  She  also  pledges  to  en- 
courage others  to  do  the  same. 

The  honor  system  is  more  than  a  set  of  rules;  it  is  a  way 
of  living  harmoniously  in  a  college  community.  The  Judici- 
ary Board  is  instrumental  in  seeing  that  the  honor  system 
remains  an  effective  method  of  student  government. 


Elaine  Vaughn 
Chairman 


Douglas  Laughon,  Linda  Kieffer,  Julia  Hickson,  Bette  Allan,  Jan  Parker,  Elaine  Vaughn,  Linda  Davis,  Vicky  Hill,  Mary  Johnson, 

MicKiE  Dunbar,  Molly  Shulman,  Sue  Warfield 


House  Presidents'  Council 


Peggy  Creighton 
Chiiirman 


The  House  Presidents'  Council  is  composed  of  the  ten 
dormitory  presidents  who  are  elected  by  the  student  body. 
They  elect  their  chairman  who  serves  as  their  representative 
on  Student  Board  and  on  the  Executive  Committee. 

The  council  is  primarily  interested  in  making  every 
dormitory  a  happy  and  comfortable  college  home.  This 
year  the  council  planned  a  uniform  policy  for  all  the  dormi- 
tories which  emphasized  courtesy  as  the  basis  for  happy 
dormitory  living.  The  House  Presidents  also  prepared  a 
booklet  entitled  "House  Hints,"  to  help  acquaint  freshmen 
with  dormitory  life,  rules,  and  regulations. 

The  group  meets  twice  a  month  to  discuss  mutual 
problems  and  various  ideas.  Through  house  meetings 
these  ideas  and  points  of  interest  are  then  related  to  the 
students. 

Each  House  President  also  serves  as  chairman  of  her 
dormitory  council,  elected  by  the  members  of  the  dormi- 
tory. The  members  of  the  House  Council  meet  once  a  week 
to  solve  individual  problems  and  discuss  ways  of  maintain- 
ing an  ideal  dormitory  spirit  of  friendship  and  cooperation. 

Throughout  the  year  the  House  Presidents  serve  as  a 
group  and  in  individual  capacities  to  help  make  the  college 
community  a  better  place  in  which  to  live. 


Bottom:   Patsy  Ballou,  Brucie  Woods 

Couch:    Bev  Grear,  Olivia  Rogers,  Peggy  Creighton,  Joanne  Beecroft 

Top:  Page  Clarke,  Agnes  Dick,  Boo  Hooker,  Anne  Curtis  Allison 


Social  Committee 

The  Social  Committee  endeavors  to 
mtegrate  the  social  activities  on  M.  B.  C. 
campus  with  a  dash  of  humor  and  enjoy- 
ment. Throughout  the  year  the  com- 
mittee strives  to  organize  dances  and 
parties,  as  well  as  sponsor  enthusiasm  and 
backing  for  spontaneous  parties. 

The  Social  Committee  successfully 
planned  two  informal  dances  in  the 
months  of  October  and  November,  a 
Fireside  Coffee  Hour  and  an  informal 
dance  at  Ingleside  Country  Club  for  the 
Christmas  Dance  weekend,  and  a  semi- 
formal  dance  after  the  May  Day  Pageant. 
In  February  unknown  to  the  students  the 
committee  planned  and  decorated  the 
tables  in  the  dining  room  for  a  surprise 
birthday  party.  The  Social  Committee 
combined  efforts  on  an  intercollege 
cultural  and  exchange  program. 


Lifi  In  Right:  Shirley  File,  Mary  Anna 
McDearman,  Nancy  Fray,  Cecelia  Flow, 
Beverly  Grear,  Bobbie  Jean  Reid,  Mar- 
garet Pal'lsel,  Gretchen  Clark,  Jane 
Gray,  Mary  Ruth  Jackson,  Patsy  Ballou 


Student  Government 


Board  of  Review 

As  a  Student  Government  organization 
the  Board  of  Review's  purpose  is  to  lead 
each  student  in  varied  areas  of  student 
life — social,  literary,  religious,  and  resi- 
dential. The  Board  is  composed  of  five 
students     and     four     faculty     members. 

The  duties  of  the  Board  include  study- 
ing and  evaluating  the  procedures  and 
programs  of  club  organizations  on 
campus,  scheduling  all  campus  events, 
approving  all  money-making  projects, 
evaluating  the  point  system,  and  planning 
and  scheduling  Friday  assembly  pro- 
grams. 


Nancy  Fray,  Kay  Bobo.  Barbara  Williams, 
Susan  Johnson 


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National  Student 
Association 

The  United  States  National  Student 
Association  is  a  confederation  of  student 
bodies  of  400  American  colleges  and  uni- 
versities represented  through  their  demo- 
cratically elected  student  governments. 
NSA  strives  to  represent  accurately  the 
interests,  problems,  and  aspirations  of  the 
American  student.  It  also  provides  an 
opportunity  for  exchange  of  ideas  on  a 
national  scale,  a  democratic  voice  of  the 
American  student  in  national  and  inter- 
national affairs,  and  many  concrete  serv- 
ices such  as  low  cost  student  travel  to  all 
parts  of  the  world.  Through  travel, 
studying  abroad,  and  the  International 
Student  Conference,  NSA  maintains  liai- 
son with  student  groups  and  individual 
students  all  over  the  world. 


Left  lo  Right:   Ann  Pondhr,  Joanne  Beixroft, 
Shade  Thomas 


Committees 


Day  Student 
Organization 

The  Day  Student  Organization  of 
Mary  Baldwin,  made  up  of  all  regular 
classified  day  students,  is  like  other  clubs 
in  structure,  but  it  is  a  part  of  the  Student 
Government  and  is  represented  on  the 
Student  Board  by  the  president  of  the 
organization. 

The  purpose  of  the  group  is  to  en- 
courage Day  Student  participation  in 
campus  activities.  Some  of  the  projects 
undertaken  by  the  members  of  the  group 
have  included  leadership  in  the  Western 
State  service  and  the  Christian  Associa- 
tion Christmas  projects  for  the  under- 
privileged children  of  Staunton. 

An  open-house  at  Christmas  -in  the 
Day  Student  lounge  on  the  first  floor  of 
McClung  -was  one  of  the  highlights  of 
the  year. 


Left  to  Right:  Barbara  Guffey,  Ellen  Holtz, 
Carolyn  Stover,  Libby  Steffey 


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Studio  Book  Store 

The  Studio  Book  Store  has  completed  its 
second  year  of  operation  as  a  branch  of  the 
Student  Government  Association.  The  book- 
store operates  under  the  Honor  System  and  is 
directed  by  a  Committee  appointed  by  the 
Student  Board  (Dr.  Brice  serves  as  the  Faculty 
Advisor).  This  is  a  paperback  bookstore  with 
everything  from  "Plato"  to  "Pogo".  Many 
books  for  courses  as  well  as  the  Independent 
Reading  Program  are  sold  here. 


Jane  Gilmer,  Mary  Eldridge,  Mary  Ellen  Brown, 
Bette  Allen,  Elaine  Vaughn,  Mary  A.  C.  John- 
son 


Club  Committee 

The  Club  Committee  members  have  many 
varied  duties  to  perform.  Their  jobs  range  from 
"clean-up  man"  to  "supply  man".  With  the 
new  Macke  machines  their  task  has  been 
enlarged  by  the  necessity  to  encourage  others 
to  clean  up  the  Club.  This  was  begun  in  the 
fall   by  a   large-scale   campaign   with    posters. 

The  Club  Committee  also  provides  ashtrays, 
cards,  and  other  things  which  make  the  Club 
a  more  comfortable   place  in  which  to  relax. 


Minnie  Lvnn  Martin,  Linda  Estridge.  Sue  Tur- 
ner, Louise  Parler,  Sally  Armstrong,  Marcelle 
Rogers,  Cecelia  Flow 


Student  Government 


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Curriculum  Committee 

The  Curriculum  Committee  evaluates  courses 
offered  at  Mary  Baldwin  in  order  to  realize 
in  what  ways  they  can  be  improved.  This 
group  in  conference  with  representatives  of 
the  various  fields  of  study  has  suggested  needed 
courses  and  improvements  in  existing  ones. 
The  committee,  consisting  of  five  students, 
works  in  congress  with  the  Faculty  Curriculum 
Committee  to  express  student  opinion  on 
methods  and  developments  in  the  liberal  arts 
and  to  offer  more  balanced  and  stimulating 
courses  of  study. 


Linda   Earle,    Ethel   Ann   Wilkes,  Jan    Parker, 
Annh  Curtis  Allison 


Last  Lecture  Committee 

The  Last  Lecture  Series  was  created  in  order 
to  present  to  the  student  body  an  accumulation 
of  ideas  formed  by  a  specific  professor.  This 
lecture  essentially  contains  the  speaker's  highly 
valued  concepts  which  he  wishes  to  clarify  and 
enumerate. 

The  Last  Lecture  Committee  consists  of  three 
people  who  choose  the  speaker,  set  the  time 
for  the  lecture,  and  see  that  the  series  is 
publicized. 


Left  to  Right:   Dale  Hahn,  Jenny  Wilson 
Not  Pictured:    NANCY  Klauder 


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The  Christian  Association 


One  of  the  most  vital  and  all  encompassing  of  the  campus 
organizations  is  the  Christian  Association.  Each  student  is 
entitled  to  membership  in  the  association  and  all  are  asked  to 
serve  on  one  of  the  committees.  The  committees  are  under 
four  commissions:  service,  worship,  fellowship  and  study.  The 
president  of  all  the  denominational  groups  as  well  as  the  com- 
mission chairman  sit  on  the  council.  In  the  unity  of  this  body 
all  activities  for  the  Christian  life  and  development  of  the 
student  body  are  planned  and  coordinated.  The  highlight  of 
the  year  is  Religious  Emphasis  Week  in  February,  when  the 
students  look  at  themselves  m  the  light  of  their  aspirations  and 
gain  in  inspiration  and  knowledge  of  the  whole  Christian 
Community. 


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Back  Roiv:   Sally  Hetzel,  Shirley  Fill,  Amy  Dunkle,  Kay  Bobo,  Stella  Farwell,  Barbara  Harris,  Phebe  Palmer 
l-rani  Rnu:  Jane  Gilmer,  Susan  Johnson,  Marcelle  Rogers,  Carolyn  Gilmer,  Sally  Reeves,  Cecelia  Flow,  Linda  Earle 


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Canterbury  Club 

Left  to  Right:  Shirley  File.  Mary  Cloud  Hamilton, 
Molly  Shulman,  Edith  Mitchell 


Wesley  Fellowship 

Left  to  Right:    Sally  Rieves,  Marlyn   Wilkinson, 
Jenny  Stott,  Mary  Nell  Williams 


Westminster  Fellowship 

Left  to  Right:   Olivia  Rogers,  Sally  Heltzel,  Betty 
Kelley 


Baptist  Student  Union 

Left  to  Right:    Anne  Stuart,  Kay  Bobo,  Mary  Jo 
Forehand.  Faye  Baker.  Mimi  McKinnon 


Fine  Arts  Club 

Cecelia  Flow,  Susan  Johnson,  May  Wtlls  Jonks,  Nancv  Klauder,  Prior  Meade,  Nancy  Simpson,  Anne  Ponder 
Sealed:  Mary  Ellen  Brown 

The  Fine  Arts  Club  exists  in  order  to  stimulate  interest  in  the  fields  of  art,  music,  dance,  and  drama.  Programs  featuring 
these  various  aspects  are  held  throughout  the  year.  Ideas  and  views  on  church  and  secular  music,  variations  of  dance,  types  of 
theatre,  and  philosophy  of  art  have  been  presented.  Special  concerts  and  receptions  for  visiting  performers  have  helped  to  fill  the 
school  calendar  with  cultural  and  widening  events. 


Student 


402  Workshop 


Although  the  members  of  this  organization  keep  the  significance  of  the  name  a  closely  guarded  secret,  about  their  work  much 
more  is  known. 

The  402  Workshop  group  is  devoted  to  the  creative  writing  efforts  of  its  members  and  to  a  critical  analysis  of  these  works. 
The  highly  informal  meetings  are  held  twice  a  month  in  Dr.  Marshall  Brice's  apartment,  where  tape  recordings  of  the  members' 
works  are  often  made. 

The  highlight  of  this  year  was  a  meeting  with  Dean  Kantak.  The  members  served  as  guest  editors  for  the  fall  issue  of  the 
Ai/sce/lafiy. 


Brucie  Woods,  Peggy  Creighton.  Frankie  Willard.  Bette  Allan,  Dr.  Brice,  Mary  Ellen  Brown.  Margaret  Paulsel,  Anne  Curtis  Allison. 
Olivia  Rogers 


International  Relations  Club 

Left  to  Right:  Jean  Moore,  Page  Putnam  and  Toni  Harrison 

The  International  Relations  Club  is  an  organization  whose  aim  is  to  inform  and  interest  the  student  body  in  international 
affairs.  IRC  is  an  affiliate  of  the  Collegiate  Council  of  the  United  Nations,  which  is  in  turn  connected  with  the  American  Association 
of  the  United  Nations. 

Speakers  for  the  meetings  throughout  the  year  have  been  selected  from  the  faculty,  student  body,  and  others  interested  in 
international  and  national  affairs.  Through  meetings  with  other  schools  the  club  has  received  much  information  about  programing. 


Clubs 


Literary  Club 


Reading  for  pleasure  as  well  as  profit  might  well  be  stated  as  the  aim  of  the  Literary  Club.  All  types  of  literary  works,  includ- 
ing magazine  articles  pertaining  to  literature,  are  read  and  informally  discussed  by  club  members.  Of  special  interest  this  year  was  a 
meeting  with  Dr.  Vaman  Y.  Kantak  of  the  University  of  Baroda,  India  who  led  a  discussion  on  "Symbolism  in  Modern  Poetry." 


Left  to  Right:  RoBY  Lacy,  Ann  Middleton,  Olivia  Rogers,  Barbara  Guffy  and  Ann  Ellen  Lloyd 


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Beta  Beta  Beta 

Li'fi  to  Right:  Dr.  Thomsfn,  Elainh  Vaughn,  Linda  Earlf,,  Betty  Engle 

The  Tri-Beta  is  a  national  biological  society  with  the  Alpha  Pi  chapter  on  the  Maty  Baldwin  campus.  A  genuine  interest  in 
biology  and  scientific  truth,  a  specified  academic  average,  and  ten  hours  of  biology  are  the  requirements  for  active  membership. 

The  bi-weekly  programs  are  designed  to  broaden  interest  and  increase  knowledge  m  biological  sciences  and  related  fields. 
This  year,  in  addition  to  the  scheduled  programs  and  trips,  the  organization  published  an  alumnae  bulletin  containing  news  of  the 
Biology  Department  and  began  the  re-labeling  of  trees  on  campus. 


Student 


Cotillion  Club 

The  formation  of  the  Cotillion  Club  began  m  the  sprmg  of  1958  with  a  membership  drive  covering  all  students.  Over  the 
summer  each  incoming  freshman  was  invited  to  join. 

The  function  of  the  Cotillion  Club  is  to  have  at  least  two  dances  per  year.  In  the  fall  they  had  a  concert  with  the  Talbot 
Brothers  of  Bermuda,  music  was  furnished  by  Lester  Lanin  for  the  Christmas  Dance,  and  in  the  spring  a  Combo  Party  at  Crafton's. 


Left  lo  Right:   Ann  Ponder,  Stella  Farwell.  Gretchfn  Clark,  Lynnfll  Reese,  and  Mary  Ann  Gilbert 


Hobbies  and  Crafts  Club 

Left  to  Kight:   Lynnell  Rehse,  Martha  Wade  and  Iva  Zeiler 

A  mutual  interest  in  various  phases  of  handiwork  is  the  basis  for  the  "sewing  circle"  type  meetings  of  the  Hobbies  and 
Crafts  Club.  Making  and  decorating  felt  Christmas  stockings  for  the  children  of  the  Effie  Ann  Johnson  Day  Nursery  was  the  first 
group  project  of  the  year.  In  February  the  members  bound  books  for  the  library.  New  skills  in  knitting  and  crocheting  have  been 
developed. 


Clubs 


Eta  Beta  Pi 

The  sign  of  the  Eta  Beta  is  no  longer  a  big  white  apron,  now  it  is  a  big  yellow  pinafore— usually  missing  several  buttons. 
Hurrying  through  the  dining  room  to  distribute  a  loaded  tray  to  the  starving  hundreds,  the  Eta  Beta  is  the  brunt  of  all  dietary 
complaints,  is  feared  for  her  wrath,  and  loved  for  her  "extra"  desserts. 

After  each  meal  back  they  go  to  the  Little  Dining  Room  where  they  enjoy  a  sometimes  hectic,  always  interesting  meal  of 
double  helpings. 

Stcmdhig  Left  to  «/.?/./.- Jenny  Wilson,  Sandy  Dingess,  Terry  Lee  Alexander,  Mary  Ruth  Jackson,  Barbara  Harris,  Katherine  Sproul,  Brucie 

Woods,  Bette  Allan,  Jan  Parker 
Seated:  Joanne  Brown,  Sandy  Sykes,  Ann  Delk,  Betty  Kelley,  Otey  Hayward,  Blair  Kelsey 


Choir 


The  Choir  of  Mary  Baldwin  College  has  as  its  chief  function 
the  duty  of  participating  in  chapel  each  Tuesday  and  Thursday, 
adding  to  the  atmosphere  of  worship  through  the  medium  of 
music.  In  addition  to  this,  the  original  purpose  for  the  estab- 
lishment of  the  choir,  the  organization  has  served  the  college 
in  other  ways,  such  as  publicity  tours.  This  year  the  choir  gave 
a  joint  concert  with  The  Princeton  Glee  Club,  sang  at  the 
National  Cathedral  in  Washington,  and  participated  in  the 
Evensong  Service  at  St.  Thomas  Episcopal  Church  in  New 
York  City  and  has  sung  at  several  services  in  Staunton 
Churches.  The  Choir  presented  as  its  annual  Christmas 
program.  "Amahl  and  the  Night  Visitors".  The  choir  con- 
sists of  approximately  45  members  who  meet  for  an  hour's 
practice  four  days  a  week. 


CHOIR  OFFICERS 
Lefitij  Riaht:   Nancy  MacGregor,  Mary  A.  C.Johnson,  May  Wells 
Jones,  Nancy  Klauder 


Amahl  and  the  Night  Visitors 


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Left  to  Right:    Look  ALi.',  We're  in  college,  Thii  is  only  a  little  too  much!.  Dorm  Chriitmai  cheer,  N,/p  time,  I'le  got  it,  Gelling  read)  fir  New  York 

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Publications  Board 


The  purposes  of  the  Publication  Board  are  to 
increase  efficiency  of  the  staffs  of  member  pubhca- 
tions,  promote  uniformity,  and  co-ordinate  informa- 
tion. Editors,  business  managers,  and  faculty  advisors 
of  the  Campus  Comments,  the  Bluestocking,  and  the 
Miscellany  compose  the  membership  of  the  Board. 

The  chairman  of  the  Board  of  Publications  is  a 
voting  member  of  Student  Board.  The  biggest  job  of 
the  year  was,  as  usual,  debating  and  dividing  the 
Student  Government  budget  allotment  between  the 
three  publications. 


Miss  Fannie  Strauss,  Sponsor  of  Bluestocking;     Betty  Engle,  President;  Miss  Mary 
HuMPHRYS,  Sponsor  of  Campus  Comments 


From  Left  In  Rig/ji;  Florence  Lee  Daniel,  Mary  Ellen  Brown,  Rinda-Mary  Payne,  Carolyn  Gilmer,  Sally  Armstrong,  Betty  Engle, 

Elizabeth  Burton 


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Elizabeth  Burton 
Editor 


Hlizabhth  Burton Editor-in-Chief 

EDITORIAL  STAFF 
Bhtte  Allan  Beverly  Grear 

Otev  Hayward  Jan  Parker 

Jean  Ramsey  Neilson  Pierce 

Florence  Lee  Daniel Ex  Officio 

Frankie  Willard Senior  Representative 

Martha  Wade Sophomore  Representative 

Nancy  Ely Freshman  Representative 


BLUESTOC 


This  one  volume  of  the  Bluestocking  represents  the 
activity  of  an  entire  school  year  in  pictures  of  classes, 
organizations,  social  functions,  and  daily  life.  Each  day  was 
new  and  different,  but  now  these  days  have  become  only 
pleasant  memories. 

The  first  issue  of  our  annual  appeared  in  1891  under  the 
title  of  The  Augusta  Seminary  Annual.  When  the  name 


of  the  school  was  changed  to  Mary  Baldwin  Seminary,  the 
title  of  the  annual  became  The  Annual  of  Mary  Baldwin 
Seminary.  In  1S99  the  name  was  changed  again  to  The 
Mary  Baldwin  Souvenir,  and  in  1902  the  petmanent 
title  became  The  Bluestocking,  which  was  adapted  from 
the  18th  century  literary  society  known  as  the  Bluestocking 
Club.     At  these  literary  meetings  in  London  the  leading 


Rinda-Marv  Payne Bm/iwss  Manager 

BUSINESS  STAFF 
Marcelle  Rogers  Judy  Richardson 

Ann  Dial  Nell  Rogers 

Carolyn  Stover 

Ellen  Holtz Photography  Eilitor 

Phebe  Palmer Art  Editor 


Rinda-Mary  Payne 
Business  Manager 


KING  I960 


figure  wore  blue  worsted  stockings  instead  of  the  conven- 
tional black  silk. 

This  year  was  the  first  year  that  the  editors  were  elected  by 
the  Student  Government  Association.  The  staff  has  been 
ably  directed  by  Betsy  Burton  and  Rinda-Mary  Payne;  also 
much  appreciation  is  due  to  Miss  Fannie  Strauss,  the 
faculty  sponsor  and  advisor,  for  her  guidance. 

In  November  the  staff  was  represented  at  the  Associated 


Collegiate  Press  Association  conference  in  New  York  City. 
The  Bluestocking  holds  membership  in  the  Virginia 
Intercollegiate  Press  Association  and  the  Associated  Col- 
legiate Press. 

The  staff  hopes  that  everyone  will  always  regard  this 
Bluestocking  as  a  symbol  that  represents  the  intangible 
spirit  of  college  life  and  will  recall  through  it  the  pleasant 
memories  of  the  year  1959-60. 


Blt  1  V  L.Ne.LL     EJuur 


Campus  Comments,  the  College  weekly  newspaper,  en- 
deavored during  the  scholastic  term  to  continue  to  meet  the 
standards  and  goals  reached  by  the  last  year's  staff. 

The  staff,  under  the  leadership  of  Editor-in-chief  Betty 
Engle  and  Business  Manager  Sally  Armstrong,  have  strived 
to  present  up-to-date,  interesting  news. 

The  paper's  exxhange  program  this  year  includes  All- 
American  and  First  Class  award-winning  papers  (given  by 
the  Associated  Collegiate  Press)  and  various  Virginia  col- 
lege newspapers.  A  special  rack  is  provided  for  these  papers 
in  the  Browsing  Room  of  the  Library.  From  these  exchange 
issues  and  from  the  Intercollegiate  Press  Bulletin  comes 
the  information  found  in  the  column,  "Cross  Campus". 

Attention-holding  features  have  been  contained  in  the 
twenty  issues  of  the  paper.    Humor,  as  well  as  interviews 


Campus 


Pat  Huffman,  Kathfrini  Sproil.  Margarft  Fnc.i  r 


Kffn  Roadmen,  Martha  Singletary,  Dale  Hahn 


with  the  faculty,  staff,  and  administtation,  have  been  some 
of  the  topics  of  these  featutes.  Caitoons  are  correlated  with 
news  stories,  editorials  and  situations  on  campus.  A  more 
comprehensive  coverage  on  sports  events  has  been  empha- 
sized. 

The  Laurel  Society,  the  campus  leadership  organization 
worked  closely  with  the  Campus  Comments  staff  by  con- 
ducting polls  and  featuring  them  in  the  issues.  These  polls 
covered  a  variety  of  aspects  of  the  College  Life. 

Campus  Comments  is  a  member  of  the  Associated  Colle- 
giate Press,  Intercollegiate  Press  and  the  Virginia  Press 
Association.  Last  year's  publication  received  First  Class  and 
Ail-American  Honor  ratings  for  first  and  second  semesters, 
respectively. 


Comments 


Sally  Armstrong — Business  Manager 


Sealed:  Frankie  Willard 

Left  to  Right:    Patty  Liebert,  Molly  Shulman,  Mary  Johnson, 
Bette  Allan 


Left  to  Right:    Mary  Whitinger,  Mary  Nell  Williams,  Barbara 
Williams 


Miscellan 


y 


Every  school  needs  a  medium  through  which  literary  creativity  can 
be  presented.  It  is  with  this  aim  that  the  Miscellany  has  existed  since 
1899.  The  magazine  contains  stories,  poems,  essays,  and  articles  on 
various  subjects  to  entertain,  and  to  present  new  ideas  and  new  view- 
points. The  1959-1960  academic  year  witnessed  a  remarkable  change 
in  shape — a  new  look.  Over  and  above  this  were  the  works  of  numer- 
ous students  interested  in  creative  writing.  A  school-wide  contest  was 
held  during  the  year  to  encourage  literary  efforts.  Members  of  the 
402  Workshop  and  the  Laurel  Society  served  as  guest  editors  to  the 
Miscellany. 


Mary  Ellen  Brown 
Editor 


Nancy  Fray 
Business  Manager 


The  Miscellany  Staff 


Left  to  Rig/jt:  Brucie  Woods,  Margaret  Pausel,  Nancy  Fray,  Ellen  Lyle.  Betty  Allan,  Dale  Hahn.  Dr.  Kimball.  Linda  Earlf.  Mary 
Ellen  Brown,  Frankie  Willard,  Olivia  Rogers,  Cornelia  Jenkins,  Elaine  Vaughn,  Peggy  Creighton 


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Public  Relations 


The  public  relations  of  any  college  is  a  vital  part  of  the  success 
of  the  institution.  At  Mary  Baldwin  the  News  Bureau  is  the  channel 
through  which  much  of  the  information  of  the  college  is  released  to 
the  public. 

Located  in  the  "catacombs"  along  with  the  Alumnae  and 
Development  offices,  the  News  Bureau  is  directed  by  Mrs.  Dolores 
Lescure,  who  describes  her  position  as  "editor-at-large  on  the  Mary 
Baldwin  Campus." 

Among  the  most  routine  stories  released  to  the  home  town  papers 
are  those  of  the  elections,  honors,  recitals,  clubs,  and  visits  from 
parents.  Files  are  kept  of  each  student  and  her  activities  and  are  used 
as  the  occasion  arises. 

Feature  stories  such  as  Apple  Day,  Founders's  Day,  and  the 
various  angles  on  dances,  plays,  and  May  Day  add  color  to  the  pic- 
ture of  life  at  Mary  Baldwin  received  by  the  public.  Yet  the  empha- 
sis is  always  on  the  real  facts  about  the  happenings  of  the  college. 

The  opportunity  for  creating  good  will  for  the  college  through- 
out Virginia  and  the  rest  of  the  United  States  and  several  foreign 
countries  is  a  great  one  for  the  News  Bureau  and  one  which  is 
constantly  a  challenge  to  those  who  work  in  public  relations. 


Mrs.  Waller  Lescure 


Daughters  iinil  Link  Sisters  of  Former  Mary  BalJuiii 


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Laurel  Society 


The  Laurel  Society  exists  for  the  purpose  of  recognizing 
and  promoting  student  leadership.  It  was  organized  in  the 
Spring  of  1958  by  a  joint  faculty-student  committee,  and  is  now 
entirely  student  directed. 

Candidates  are  elected  to  the  society  on  the  basis  of  leader- 
ship, character,  scholarship,  and  service.  This  year  two  tap- 
pings were  held. 

The  Laurel  has  undertaken  several  projects  this  year.  Polls 
were  taken  for  the  purpose  of  exploiting  student  opinion  in 
various  areas  of  campus  activities.  Among  these  were  polls  on 
the  Independent  Reading  Program  and  the  Tuition  Plan.  The 
society  also  recognized  those  students  at  the  Quarter  with  no 
grade  less  than  B,  and  had  special  tables  at  dmner  for  those 
on  the  Dean's  List  at  the  end  of  the  first  semester. 


Linda  Davis,  President 


From  Left  to  Right:   Bette  Am.an,  Brucie  Woods,  Carolyn  Gilmer,  Mimi  Cowan,  Otev  Hayward,  Anne  Curtis  Allison,  Linda  Davis, 
Mrs.  Lytton.  Spnnmr.  Olivia  Rogers,  Meryl  Richardson.  Bett'i'  Engle,  Elaine  Vaigiin.  Scr  W'ARrnin,  Nant  y  McGregor 


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Mary  Baldwin 
Honor  Society 


To  give  suitable  recognition  to  those  students  who  rank  high 
in  scholarship,  the  faculty  each  year  elects  members  to  the  Mary 
Baldwin  Honor  Society.  A  number  of  girls,  not  exceeding  ten  per 
cent,  is  selected  from  the  graduating  class.  The  newly  elected  mem- 
bers are  initiated  at  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Society  during  Com- 
mencement. 


Annf  M(  C.I  I  i\c 


Ann  SiNc.i  I  T.\RV 


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Algernon  Sydney 
Sullivan  Award 


Each  year  at  commencement  the  New  York  Southern  Society 
and  Mary  Baldwin  College  present  the  Algernon  Sydney  Sullivan 
medallions  to  those  who  have  achieved  outstanding  accomplish- 
ments through  unselfish  service.  This  quality  of  unselfishness  in 
serving  was  characteristic  in  the  life  of  Algernon  Sydney  Sullivan  in 
whose  honor  the  award  is  made.  The  medallions  are  usually  pre- 
sented to  a  member  of  the  graduating  class  and  to  some  other  person 
who  has  interest  in  and  association  with  the  College. 


For  dedication  to  the  ideal  of  unselfish  service  as  a  mem- 
ber of  the  World  Service  Council  of  the  Young  Women's 
Christian  Association;  for  devotion,  as  a  Ditector  of  Wain- 
wright  House  International,  to  the  principle  that  friendship 
among  men  must  know  no  national  boundaries;  for  a 
depth  of  spirit  out  of  which  flower  the  motivating  force  pri- 
marily responsible  for  the  Meditation  Room  of  the  United 
Nations;  for  a  nobility  of  charactei  inspiring  to  all  students 
and  fellow  alumnae  of  her  alma  mater,  Mary  Baldwm  Col- 
lege presents  to  Elizabeth  Camp  Ebbott  the  Algernon 
Sydney  Sullivan  Award  for  1959. 


Coupled  with  unusual  native  endowments  is  her  unselfish 
willingness  to  submerge  her  interests  in  the  wider  interests 
of  the  college  community.  The  firm  integrity  of  her  Chris- 
tian character,  the  pliant  strength  of  her  personality,  the 
quietly  challenging  efficiency  with  which  she  assumes  the 
mantle  of  leadership,  and  the  self-effacing  cooperation 
which  she  unfailingly  displays  toward  others — all  these 
combine  to  single  out  one  who  has  long  been  recognized 
for  her  outstanding  scholarship. 

In  recognition  of  the  sterling  qualities  of  her  character 
and  in  anticipation  of  a  life  tichly  filled  with  additional 
service,  Mary  Baldwin  College  presents  to  Carraleigh  Ann 
Singletary  the  Algernon  Sydney  Sullivan  Award  for  1959. 


Dr,  Spenser  presents  awarJ  to  Mrs.  Ehbett 


Dr.  Spenser  presents  award  to  Miss  Singletary 


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Russell  Scholar 


Academic  achievements,  outstanding  character,  and  service  on  the  campus  are  quahties  required  in  the  Mar- 
garett  Kable  Russell  Scholar.  This  award  was  established  m  1953  by  the  Board  of  Trustees  and  the  Alumnae  A,ssocia- 
tion  to  honor  the  late  Margarett  Kable  Russell.  Each  year  the  faculty  elects  a  member  of  the  Junior  or  Senior  Class 
whom  they  feel  is  qualified  for  this  honor.    The  award  is  made  at  Commencement. 


Mrs.  Grafton  and  Linda  Davis,  Russell  Scholar 


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Who's  Who 


Selection  to  appeat  in  Who's  Who  Among  Students  in  American  Colleges  and  Universities  is  a  high  honor 
bestowed  upon  certain  Mary  Baldwin  seniors.  The  senior  class  makes  the  nominations  which  are  confirmed  by  the 
college.  The  total  enrollment  determines  the  number  each  college  may  nominate.  Those  selected  to  Who's  Who 
complete  elaborate  questionnaires  which  are  filed  with  the  publisher  and  are  available  to  prospective  employers  and 
other  interested  persons. 


Top  Row:  Sue  Warfield,  Linda  Davis,  Carolyn  Gilmer,  Elaine  Vaughn 
Bottom  Row:  Nancy  MacGregor,  Margaret  Creighton,  Elizabeth  Engle 


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The  Recreation 
Association 


The  purpose  of  the  Mary  Baldwin  Recreation  Associa- 
tion is  to  develop  interest  and  participation  in  a  diversified 
program  of  recreational  activities,  to  promote  a  spirit  of 
co-operation  and  fellowship  within  campus  life. 

All  students  of  the  college  are  members  of  the  associa- 
tion provided  they  participate  in  at  least  one  of  the  intra- 
mural sports  during  the  year.  Each  new  member  is  invited  to 
become  a  member  of  the  Scotch  or  Irish  Clan. 

Activities  begin  in  the  fall  with  a  picnic  at  the  Hockey 
Field  at  which  Clan  bids  are  given  out  around  a  large  bonfire. 
The  Hockey  season  begins  the  sports  year  in  September  and 
this  year  came  to  a  glorious  close  with  two  of  our  star  players 
being  picked  for  the  Blue  Ridge  Field  Hockey  team.  The  win- 
ter sports  include  basketball,  volleyball  and  recreational  sports 
such  as  badminton,  ping-pong,  and  bowling.  During  exams 
the  R.  A.  recognizes  the  girl  accumulating  the  most  hours  in 
recreational  sports  as  the  Rec  of  the  Week. 

Tennis  marks  the  highlight  for  the  spring  and  this  year 
M.  B.  C.  celebrated  her  first  year  as  a  member  of  the  Middle 

^  ,1     •       ,v,  .  Atlantic  Lawn  Tennis  Association  by  holding  the  first  Southern 

Collegiate  Women  s  tournament  on  campus,  this  is  hoped  to  become  a  perennial  activity  sponsored  by  M   B   C 

The  R.  A.  also  includes  the  outmg  club,  which  sponsors  hikes,  skiing,  and  skating  trips  in  its  activities  the  sky- 
scrapers, and  IS  in  charge  of  Chip  Inn.  &      r  '-'•  vmcs,  mc  sjvy 

In  May  the  R.  A^  reach  the^  height  in  the  R.  A.  banquet.  At  this  time  the  plaque  is  presented  to  the  clan  with  the  best 
record  and  the  outstanding  members  are  recognized.  r    t  r  lmc  ucsi 

The  association  plans  its  program  with  the  primary  emphasis  upon  enjoyable  recreation  and  feels  that  participation 
whether  active  o:  as  a  spectator  -s  more  important  than  the  winning  of  the  game. 


Mervl  Richardson 
Pnsuh„t 


SiatiJ  Left  li>  Right:    Nimlson  FfiRt  i;,  MtRVL  Richardson,  Sally  Soi  iris 

Stiimlitig,  Lift  to  Right:  jANh  Shifllt,  Lynn  I-'rierson,  Leah  Nell  Boston,  Kay  Bronstad 


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KA^  Bkiinmau,  Suihb  LuiJn-  AND  Leah  Nell  Boston,  Irhh  Luh/a 


Scotch  and  Irish  Clans 


Dolphins 


All  Annual  pageant  of  synchronized  swimming  is  presented  by  the  Dolphin  Club  of  Mary  Baldwin.  Its  aim  is 
the  achievement  of  grace,  rhythm,  and  precision  through  creative  expression  and  a  knowledge  of  water  skills. 

The  Club  opened  its  season  in  September  with  a  "Splash  Party"  for  the  freshmen  which  was  soon  followed  by 
tryouts.  Then  on  March  10  and  1 1  the  twenty  members  presented  the  Water  Pageant.  "Broadway  Bubbles"  was  an 
aquatic  interpretation  of  various  melodies  from  popular  Broadway  plays  with  a  final  salute  to  Broadway  set  to  the 
rhythm  of  "Oklahoma". 

OFFICERS 

MicKiE  Dunbar Preshlent 

Ka\-  Bronstad Vice  President 

Susan  Jennings Secretary 

Wendy  Coleman Treasurer 


Kav  Bronstad.  Mi-redith  Dunbar,  Susan  liN.NiNt.s,  Windy  Coiiiman 


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Volleyball 


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Bowling 


Tennis 


Golf 


Recreational    Sports 


Skyscrapers 


Scotch   Clan   Cheerleaders 


Irish   Clan   Cheerleaders 


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College  Marshals 


Ltfi  tri  R/xht:   Cornelia  Jenkins,  Nancv  Hartley.  Jenny  Wilson.  Barbara  Jl'dd.  and  Jo  Brent  Miller 


Beauty  and  grace  are  primary  attributes  of  the  College  Marshals.    The  chief  marshal  is  elected  by  the  entire 
student  body,  and  the  other  marshals  are  elected  by  their  respective  classes. 

The  marshals  serve  as  hostesses  at  school  functions,  always  domg  their  best  to  please  the  students  and  guests 
of  the  college  by  seating  them  and  aiding  in  many  other  small  ways  to  see  that  the  programs  run  smoothly. 


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and  Ushers 


Left  to  Right,  Staiic/ing:   RiTA  Cooper.  Prior  i\Ii 
Seated:   Margie  Woodson,  Patsy  Ballou 


Pk.gv  Penzold,  Lelaine  Bryan 


The  college  ushers  are  selected  by  the  marshals  to  serve  with  them  at  important  college  events  such  as  the 
King  Series,  the  Christmas  program,  various  plays  and  concerts,  and  Commencement  Weekend.  To  be  chosen  an 
usher  is  definitely  an  honor,  but  it  also  entails  poise,  courtesy,  and  hard  work. 


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Senior  Attendants 


Barbara  Carlisle  Judd,  Carol  Lvnne  Withers 


Junior 


Olivia  Bishop  Rogers,  Mary  Margaret  Penzold 


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Attendants 


Cornelia  Lee  Jenkins,  Laura  Stockton  Fox 


Sophomore 


Martha  Kennan  Wade,  Amelia  Brockman  McKinnon 


Attendants 


Molly  Shulman,  Jennifer  Lynn  Wilson 


Freshman 


Jo  Brent  Miller,  Margaret  Kathrvn  Woodson 


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Shirley  Jane  Lewis,  Sandra  Leigh  Dingess 


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September 

16-19     Orientation  Period  for  New  Students 
21     First  Semester  Classes  Began 


25     Freshman    Dance    Sponsored    by    the 
Junior  Class 

28     Ground-breaking  Ceremony  for  New 
Dining  Hall 


October 

3     Founders'  Day  Program  and  Senior  In- 
vestiture 

14     Apple  Day 

17     Bermuda  Party — Talbot  Brothers 

24     High  School  Day 

30  King  Series;  National  Symphony  Or- 
chestra 

31  Parents'  Day 


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November 


13  Ground-breaking   Ceremony   for   New 
Dormitory 

14  Informal  Dance 

20-21     Fall  Play:  Six  Characters  in  Search  of  an 
Author  — Drama  Department 

23     King  Series:  Little  Singers  of  Paris 

25-29     Thanksgiving  Holiday 


December 


4-  5     Winter  Dance     Lester  Lanin 

13     Christmas  Dinner  and   Choir  Vespers 
Program 

17     Christmas  Vacation  Began 


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January 


4     Christmas  Vacation  Ended 
17-20     Peanut  Week 
21-29     Examination  Period 


February 


3     Honors   Convocation:  Miss   Charlotte 
Taylor,  Speaker 

8-12     Rehgious   Emphasis   Week:  Dr.  John 
Leith  and  Mr.  Harry  Smith,  Speakers 

12  Winter  Play:   Farce  of  the  Tub — Drama 
Department 

13-14     Choir  Trip  to  Washington 

13  King  Series:  Joyce  Grenfell 
26-27     Art  Trip  to  Washington 


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March 


5-  7  Choir  Trip  to  New  York 

10-11  Dolphin  Pageant 

14  King  Series:  Anton  Keurti,  Pianist 

10  Sophomore  Show 

24  Spring  Vacation  Began 


April 


4     Spring  Vacation  Ended 

5     Student  Elections  for  1960-1961 

11     King  Series:  Theodor  Uppinan,   Bari- 
tone 

20     Mock  Political  Convention 

23     Spring  Play — Drama  Department 

27     Installation    of   Student    Government 
Officers 


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May 


2  Graduate  Record  Examinations 

7  May  Day  Exercises  and  Spring  Dance 

14  Recreation  Association  Carnival 

19  Junior-Senior  Banquet 

25  Examination  Period  Began 


June 


2     Examination  Period  Ended 

4  Class  Day 

5  Baccalaureate  and  Graduation  Exercises 


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Administration  and  Faculty 

Mr.     Marshall     M.     Brick,     Woodward      Apartments, 

Staunton,  Virginia 
Mr.  H.  L.  Bridges,   1220  Windsor  Lane,  Staunton,  Vir- 
ginia 
Mr.    Carl   W.    Broman,    14    Madison    Place,    Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Mary  Swann  Carroll,  239  Kalorama,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Carol  Cleveland,  Box  7,  Lawley,  Alabama 
Mr.  Fletcher  Collins,  Rt.  5,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Mr.  James  Conis,  313  Park  Place,  Charlottesville,  Virginia 
Mr.  John  B.  Daffin,  14  Tarns  Street,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Mrs.    Wm.    L.    Davis,    224    Hendren    Street,    Staunton, 

Virginia 
Mr.    Horace    Day,    306    Sherwood    Avenue,    Staunton, 

Virginia 
Mrs.  Kenneth  G.  Donnalley,  348  Sherwood  Avenue, 

Staunton,  Virginia 
Miss  Emily  Farnham,  218  Fraser  Lane,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Miss    Clare   J.    Flansbhrgh,    229    E.    Beverley    Street. 

Staunton,  Virginia 
Mr.  Thomas  H.  Grafton,  708  Selma  Blvd.,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Mrs.  Thomas  H.  Grafton,  708  Selma  Blvd.,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Marguerite  Hillhoush,  122  N.Jefferson,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss    Mary    E.    Humphreys,    12    Baker    Street,    Berlin, 

Maryland 
Mr.    James    W.    Jackson,    Jr.,    1028    Warwick    Drive, 

Staunton,  Virginia 
Mr.   W.  J.    Kimball,    836   Mt.    Elliot  Avenue,  Staunton 

Virginia 
Mrs,  Vega  Lytton,  3103  University  Avenue,  Des  Moines, 

Iowa 
Mr.  James  L.  McAllister,  Jr.,  Ridgemont  Drive,  Route 

4,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Miss  Ruth  McNeil,  302  N.  New  Street,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Mr.    Andrew  J.    Mahler,    108    Easterwood,    Staunton, 

Virginia 
Mrs.    Karl   F.    Menk,    212    Hendren    Street,    Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Dorothy  Mulberry,  721   High  Street,  Hamilton, 

Ohio 
Mr.  Gordon  C.  Page,  302  Valley  View  Drive,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss   Elizabeth   Parker,    3302   Lamar  Avenue,   Chatta- 
nooga. Tennessee 
Miss   Lillian   Rudeseal,   407   Foreacre   Street,   Cornelia, 

Georgia 
Dr.  Samuel  R.  Spencer,  46  Ridgeview  Road,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Mr.  James  T.  Spillman,  310  Pleasant  Terrace,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss    Fannie    Strauss,    315    N.    New    Street,    Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Mildred  Taylor,  Mary  Baldwin  College,  Staunton, 

Virginia 


Miss   Lillian   Thomsen,    15   Academy   Street,   Staunton 

Virginia 
Mr.  O.  a.  Trice,  212  Rose  Hill  Circle,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Mr.  Herbert  S.  Turner,  315  N.  Coalter  Street,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Julia  F.  Weill,  Apt.  403  Addison,  Moreland  Street, 

Charlotte,  North  Carolina 


Staff  Directory 

Mrs.  Natalie  R.  Ball,  Mary  Baldwin  College,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Mrs.    Marion  A.    Brown,   Route    1,   Swoope,   Virginia 
Miss  Hannah  Campbell,   4ll    Glen  Avenue,   Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Betty  Carr,  531  Hermitage  Court,  Charlotte,  North 

Carolina 
Mrs.  Dorothy  B.  Carr,  235  Kalorama,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Miss  Lorene  Carr,  Raphine,  Virginia 
Dr.  Samuel  H.  Carter,  Ft.  Defiance,  Virginia 
Mrs.  George  K.  Doome,  306  N.  New  Street,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Elva  Fifer,  106  Williams  Street,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Mrs.  S.  H.  Garst,  1205  Windsor  Lane,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Mrs.    W.    P.  J.    Harman,    Parkersburg    Pike,    Staunton, 

Virginia 
Mrs.  Paul  Huffman,  Weyers  Cave,  Virginia 
Mrs.  Waller  C.  Lescure,  122  Overlook  Road,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Patricia  Link,  1017  Selma  Blvd.,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Mrs.  Edna  McIndoe,  301  N.  Market  Street,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Nancy  McMurray,  %  Miss  Douglass  Harlan, 

Martinsburg,  West  Virginia 
Mrs.    Alfred    S.     Morgan,     309    Sherwood    Avenue, 

Staunton,  Virginia 
Mrs.  Gordon  C.  Page,  302  Valley  View  Drive.  Staunto, 

Virginia 
Miss  Charlotte   E.    Park,    3220   N.   W.    I6th   Terrace, 

Miami  35,  Florida 
Mrs.  Earl  S.  Parrish,  Taylor  Street,   Staunton,  Virginia 
Mrs.  Alexander  M.  Patch,  325  Vine  Street,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Lillian  Pennell,  Guidance  Center,  Mary  Baldwin 

College,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Miss  Beverly  Ruffin,  23A  N.  Market  Street,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Marguerite  Russell,  Waynesboro,  Virginia 
Mrs.  Hugh  P.  Schmid,  1611  N.  Augusta  Street,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Mrs.   Claude  Smith,  473  Albemarle  Avenue,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Miss  Elese  Traylor,    125  College  Avenue,   La  Grange, 

Georgia 
Mrs.   a.   B.   Valz,   U   Taylor  Street,   Staunton,   Virginia 
Mrs.  John  R.  Vinson,  135  N.  Coalter  Street,  Staunton, 

Virginia 


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Class  of  I960 

Allison.  Anne  Curtis,  Glade  Spring,  Virginia 
Armstrong,  Sara  Nair  (Sally),  Clearwater  Park,  Coving- 
ton, Virginia 
Ballard,  Ann  Lee,  Box  54,  Crozet,  Virginia 
Ballou,  Patricia  Ann  (Patsy),  Canoe  Hill  Road,  New 

Canaan,  Connecticut 
Bartley,  Nancy  Ann,  1006  Oakwood  Drive,  Roanoke, 

Virginia 
Beecroft,   Joanne    Muir,    319    64th    Street,    Newport 

News,  Virginia 
Brown,    Mary   Ellen,    1210   Missouri,  Midland.  Texas 
Clark,     Gretchen,     2219    California    Street,     N.     W., 

Washington  8,  D.  C. 
Clarke,  Knox  Littlepage  (Page),  219  Locust  Avenue, 

Salem,  Virginia 
Jean   Sheffer   Coffey,    1628   Packard    Street,   Staunton, 

Virginia 
Mary    Elise    Cowan,    (Mimi),    La    Grange,    Tennessee 
Margaret  Carroll  Creighton  (Peggy),  2928  St.  Paul 

Street,  Baltimore  18,  Maryland 
Florence  Lee  Daniel,  219  Houston  Street,  Chase  City, 

Virginia 
Linda  Louise  Davis,  4707  Devon,   Houston   22,   Texas 
Meredith  Fellowes  Dunbar,  l  Harvard  Street,  Wellesley, 

81,  Massachusetts 
Amelia  Ann  Dunkle,   1704  N.  Bancroft  Parkway,  Wil- 
mington, Delaware 
Linda  Christine  Earle,  503  West  Elk  Street,  Siler  City, 

North  Carolina 
Elizabeth  Craighead  Engle  (Betty),   147  York  Street, 

Chester,  South  Carolina 
Anne     Nottingham     Fray     (Nancy),     "Cedar     HiU", 

Nassawadox,  Virginia 
Carolyn  McGee  Gilmer,  500  Whitehall  Road,  Anderson, 

South  Carolina 
Mary  Jane  Greene,  Baldwin  Acres,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Barbara  Louise  Guffey,  401  Marquis  Street.  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Jeannette  Chilcut  Hervey  (Jeanne).  504  Henri  Road, 

Richmond,  Virginia 
Harriet   Hardin   Hill,   4815    Hollins    Road,    Roanoke, 

Virginia 
Vicky  Melissa  Hill,   733  Kenesaw  Avenue.   KnoxviUe. 

Tennessee 
Ellen  Overton  Holtz.  814  Parkview  Avenue,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Nancy    Lucinda    Hooker    (Boo),    312    Brown    Street, 

Martinsville,  Virginia 
Penney    Cox    Hubbard,    133    Norris    Road.    Alapocas, 

Wilmington,  Delaware 
Barbara  Carlisle  Judd,  408  W.  Cedar  Avenue,  Fairfax, 

Virginia 
Nancy    Catherine    MacGregor,    931     Selma    Blvd.. 

Staunton.  Virginia 
Jean  Anderson  Moore.  707  S.  Perkins  Road,  Memphis 

17,  Tennessee 
Isabelle  Ann  Mueller.  1203  King  Street.  Martinsburg, 

West  Virginia 
Gladys  Jean  Owens,  1500  Fernley  Road,  Baltimore  18, 

Maryland 


Margaret  Rose  Paulsel,  4012  Byers  Avenue,  Fort  Worth, 

Texas 
Rinda-Mary  Payne,  61   Pleasant  Hill  Road,  Falmouth, 

Maine 
Meryl  Eleanor  Richardson,  755  Park  Lane,  Decatur, 

Georgia 
Jane  Powell  Shiflet.  Penn  Laird,  Virginia 
Sara  Lee  Squires  (Sally),  912  N.  Quaker  Lane,  Alexandria 

Virginia 
Sara  Jean   Collins   Talbot,    1329  W.  Johnson   Street, 

Staunton,  Virginia 
Nina  Elaine  Vaughn,  302  Tioga,  Park  Forest.  Illinois 
Susan  Linn  Warfield.  515  Seminary  Avenue,  Baltimore  4, 

Maryland 
Lois  Franklin  Willard  (Fr  nkie),   1109  Haverhill  Road, 

Richmond  27,  Virginia 
Carol  Lynne  Withers.  206  Eleventh  Avenue.  Huntington, 

West  Virginia 
Eleanor    Irene    Witherspoon,    410    Lawton    Avenue, 

Hereford.  Texas 


Class  of  1961 

Elizabeth  Bennett  Allan  (Bette).  1015  Chesterfield 
Avenue,  Richmond  29,  Virginia 

Nancy  Louise  Armistead,  1337  Gaydon  Avenue,  Norfolk 
7,  Virginia 

Ann  Orr  Bartenslager,  "Bellemonte  Farm",  Church- 
ville,  Virginia 

Anna  Katherine  Bobo  (Kay),  Burnett  Drive,  Spartan- 
burg, South  Carolina 

Katherine  Adams  Bonfoey  (Kam),  Box  477,  Staunton. 
Virginia 

Leah  Nell  Boston,  ill  Camden  Avenue,  Versailles,  Ken- 
tucky 

Mary  Ellen  Brown,  1210  Missouri,  Midland,  Texas 

Suzanne  Tanner  Burch,  1019  Miller  Street,  Helena, 
Arkansas 

Elizabeth  Pool  Burton  (Betsy),  1222  Jena  Street.  New 
Orleans.  Louisiana 

Wendy  Coleman.  1108  Falcon  Road,  Metairie,  Louisiana 

Ernestine  Smoot  Edmunds  (Tina),  1601  South  Sycamore, 
Petersburg,  Virginia 

Cecelia  Woodburn  Flow,  1012  Livingston  Street,  Arling- 
ton, Virginia 

Laura  Stockton  Fox.  2625  Richelieu  Avenue.  S.  W., 
Roanoke,  Virginia 

Elizabeth  Howard  Garst  (Betty).  1205  Windsor  Lane. 
Staunton,  Virginia 

Jane  Winifred  Gray,  910  Gold  View  Avenue,  Tampa, 
Florida 

Beverley  Jayne  Grear,  7700  Clarendon  Road,  Indianap- 
olis, Indiana 

Nancy  Dale  Hahn,  866  Winyah  Avenue,  West  Field,  New 
Jersey 

Mary  Cloud  Hamilton,  135  Dahlia  Street,  Denver  20. 
Colorado 

Otey  Helm  Havward.  4207  Augusta  Avenue,  Richmond, 
Virginia 

Julia  Firr  Hickson,  1305  Rittenhouse  Street.  Lynchburg. 
Virginia 

Cornelia  Lee  Jenkins,  16  S.  Carlen.  Mobile.  Alabama 


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Mary  A.  C.  Johnson,  12  Mont  Alton  Drive,  Jiimestown 

New  York 
May  Wells  Jones,   400  Livingston   Drive,   Charlotte   7 

North  Carolina 
Elizabeth  Blair  Kelsey,  1072  Algonquin  Road,  Norfolk 

5,  Virginia 
Nancy    Borland    Klauder,    215    E.    Central    Avenue 

Moorestown,  New  Jersey 
Patricia  Jane  Liebert,  1010  W.  47th  Street,  Richmond 

Virginia 
Ellen  Richardson  Lyle,  Route  2,  Havre  de  Grace,  Mary 

land 
Sara  Margaret  O'Brien  (Sally),  1000  Bowie,  Amarillo 

Texas 
Phebe  Edgar  Palmer,  14  Kenneth  Road,  Upper  Mont 

clair.  New  Jersey 
Janice  Dunn  Parker,  Box  265,  Davidson,  North  Carolin; 
Mary  Margaret  Penzold  (Peggy),  6911    Pinetree  Ter 

race.  Falls  Church,  Virginia 
Virginia  Anne  Ponder,  2730  Richmond,  El  Paso,  Texas 
Jean  Elizabeth  Ramsey,  213  Thomas  Heights,  Martins- 
ville, Virginia 
BarbaraJean  RniD  (Bobby Je  n),  Westwood,  Covington, 

Virginia 
Olivia  Bishop  Rogers,  5842  Falls  Road,  Dallas  25,  Texas 
Francoise  Marie  Ann  Rottiers.  30  Rue  d'Orleans  Le 

Mans,  Sarthe,  France 
Mary  Williamson  Shackelford  (Woo),  Grassdale  Farm, 

Spencer,  Virginia 
Nancy  Linn  Simpson,  '1413  Wythe  Avenue,  Richmond  21, 

Virginia 
Katherine  Randolph  Smith,  Ashland,  Virginia 
Shade  Wooten  Thomas,  1617  North  Tyler  Street,  Little 

Rock,  Arkansas 
Kitty  Loli  Tinnell,  2630  Longview  Avenue,  Roanoke, 

Virginia 
Barbara  Crandall  Williams,  1109  Essex  Avenue,  Uni- 
versity Heights,  Richmond  29,  Virginia 
Joan  Nelson  Williams,  272  Woodlands  Avenue,  Mobile, 

Alabama 
Mary    Bruce    Woods     (Brucie),     304    Boston    Avenue, 

Lynchburg,  Virginia 


Class  of  1962 

Ann  Lee  Alexander,  302  Maple  Avenue,  Rocky  Mount, 
Virginia 

Nancy  Linn  Bowles,  Mathews,  Virginia 

Connie  Britt,  214  S.  Woodland  Street,  Winter  Garden, 
Florida 

Kay  Bronstad,  Box  189,  Denton,  Texas 

Lelaine  Bryan,  1009  Orange  Avenue,  Fort  Pierce,  Florida 

Martha  Miller  Butler,  27  Eton  Court,  Ramsey,  New 
Jersey 

Betty  Ann  Cacciapaglia,  933  Donaghe  Street,  Staunton, 
Virginia 

Susan  Cadle,  4411  N.  Meridian,  Indianapolis,  Indiana 

Sally  Clement,  2237  Brambleton  Avenue,  Roanoke  10, 
Virginia 

Jane  Lewis  Coleman,  900  Sunset  Drive,  Lexington,  Vir- 
ginia 


Hermine  McBee  Copeland,  307  Grand  Boulevard, 
Greenwood,  Mississippi 

Shirley  Ann  Corbin,  928  Ludbury  Street,  Staunton,  Vir- 
ginia 

Lucie  Lee  Crews,  509  St.  Christopher's  Road,  Richmond, 
Virginia 

Sue  Diebert,  45  Belmead  Street,  Petersburg,  Virginia 

Lois  Virginia  deOvies,  26Japonica  Avenue,  Mobile,  Ala- 
bama 

Betsy  Dickerson,  812  S.  Jordan  Avenue,  Bloomington, 
Indiana 

Peggy  Dickson,  3350  Maud  Street,  N.  W.,  Washington, 
D.  C. 

Linda  Louise  Dolly,  306  Livingston  Terrace,  S.  E.,  Apt.  8, 
Washington  20,  D.  C. 

Sally  Drake,  Lexington,  Virginia 

Marion  Ruth  Drewry,  813  Parkview  Avenue,  Martins- 
ville, Virginia 

Mary  Dupree  Eldridge,  Box  243,  Augusta,  Arkansas 

Judy  Ellis,  541 1  S.  Galvez  Street,  New  Orleans,  Louisiana 

Rachel  Ann  Ellis,  Chesterfield,  S.  C. 

Shirley  Hamilton  File,  Boiling  Hall,  Goochland,  Virginia 

Barbara  Ann  Fletcher,  6109  Evergreen  Place,  Everett, 
Washington 

Mary  Joe  Forehand,  308  Adams  Street,  Enterprise,  Ala- 
bama 

Waldo  Lynn  Frierson,  4241  Cliff  Road,  Birmingham, 
Alabama 

Jan  Fielding  Gabard,  817  Hillcrest  Avenue,  Griffin, 
Georgia 

Martha  Jane  Gay,  Court  Place,  Chatham,  Virginia 

Mary  Anne  Gilbert,  3428  S.  Perry  Street,  Montgomery, 
Alabama 

Frances  Jane  Gilmer,  500  Whitehall  Road,  Anderson, 
South  Carolina 

Anne  Verlinda  Glidden,  1208  Boyce  Avenue,  Ruxton  4, 
Maryland 

Jane  Elizabeth  Haley,  760  Ninth  Court  West,  Birming- 
ham 4,  Alabama 

Nancy  Barbara  Harris,  3610  Plymouth  Place,  Lynch- 
burg, Virginia 

ToNi  Harrison,  504  W.  Church  Street,  Lawrenceville, 
Virginia 

Joanne  Gertrude  Helmer,  337  Atlantic  Avenue,  Hamp- 
ton, Virginia 

Sally  Olive  Heltzel,  3802  Seminary  Avenue,  Richmond 
27,  Virginia 

Kathy  Hill,  4815  Hollins  Road.  Roanoke,  Virginia 

Hazel  Elise  Hodgins  (Nelsie),  1829  Brookmeade  Road, 
Decatur,  Alabama 

Patricia  Hoffman,  Hanover  Road,  Upperco,  P.  O.,  Mary- 
land 

Susan  Upshur  Hooper,  1008  Malvern  Avenue,  Ruxton  4, 
Maryland 

Harriet  Mandah  Hope,  2010  Heyward  Street,  Columbia, 
South  Carolina 

Mary  Ruth  Jackson,  2622  St.  Mary's  Street,  Raleigh, 
North  Carolina 

Susan  Lunsford  Jennings,  3164  West  Ridge  Road,  Roa- 
noke, Virginia 

Susan  Ella  Johnson,  206  Granville  Avenue,  Beckley, 
West  Virginia 

Kit  Kavanaugh,  3014  Maywood  Road,  S.  W.,  Roanoke, 
Virginia 


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Betty  Gace  Kelley,  603  E-  Brookland  Park  Boulevard, 

Richmond  22,  Virginia 
Linda  Lee  Kieffer,  7408  Mairfield  Road,  Norfolk.  Virginia 
Ruth  Robie  Lacy,  5320  Abhambra  Circle,  Coral  Gables  46, 

Florida 
Douglas  Louise  Laughon,  205  Ampthill  Road,  Richmond 

26,  Virginia 
Elizabeth   Bernhardt   Lehmann,    6046   Stefani    Drive, 

Dallas  20,  Texas 
Ann   Ellen   Lloyd,    5914   Conway   Road,    Bethesda    14, 

Maryland 
Eugenia  Cogswell  McCuen  (Woo),  Route  6,  Parkins 

Mill  Road,  Greenville,  South  Carolina 
Amelia  Brockman  McKinnon  (Mimi),  322  Flavia  Circle, 

Troy,  Alabama 
Carolyn  Mann,  Collierville,  Tennessee 
MiNNlELYNN  Martin,  Box  209,  Richmond,  Kentucky 
Mary  Prior  Meade,  102  College  Road,  Richmond,  Vir- 
ginia 
Sarah  Elizabeth  Mitchell,  10  Beverly  Place,  Little  Rock, 

Arkansas 
Roberta  Armstrong  Montgomery,  720  E.  I8th  Street, 

El  Dorado,  Arkansas 
Charlotte  Frazer  Mooney,  375  N.  Avalon,  Memphis, 

Tennessee 
Nancy  Forrest  Neal,  113  Cherry  Lane,  Danville,  Virginia 
Louise  Nance  Parler,  942  Conroy  Road,  Birmingham, 

Alabama 
Susan  Virginia  Pegram,  3180  Arden  Road,  N.  W.,  Atlanta 

3,  Georgia 
Edith  Neilson  Fay  Pierce,   116  Midhurst  Road,  Balti- 
more 12,  Maryland 
Elizabeth    Evelyn    Penney    (Betsy),    232    Shoe    Lane, 

Newport  News,  Virginia 
Lucy  Melissa  Prather,  140  Main  Street.  Birmingham  13, 

Alabama 
Shirley   Carolyn  Quarles,   439  Lapsley  Street,   Selma. 

Alabama 
Lynnell   Reese,    3001    Pawnel    Avenue,    Birmingham    5, 

Alabama 
Cynthia    Willis    Rhymes,    4111    Devereaux,    Columbia, 

South  Carolina 
Judith  Lynn  Richardson,  838  Trout  Street,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Sally  Akridge  Rieves,  Box  E,  Marion,  Arkansas 
Marcelle  Rogers,  645  N.  Jefferson.  Tupelo.  Mississippi 
Anne  Ruth.  14  Inwood  Road.  Essex  Fells,  New  Jersey 
Bertha  A.  Rodriquez  (Bertie),   Salinas-Comonfort   No. 

395  Nte.,  Torreoy,  Coahuita,  Mexico 
Elizabeth  Lacey  Sanford,   906  River  Road,   Newport 

News,  Virginia 
Karen  Adair  Schultz.  Rt.  1.  Box  64.  Crozet.  Virginia 
Elizabeth    Flick    Scott    (Betsy).    812    Gardner    Street, 

Clifton  Forge,  Virginia 
Kent  Watkins  Seabury.   8309   l6th   St.,   Silver  Spring, 

Maryland 
Molly  Shulman,  1218  Brook  Drive,  Kilgore,  Texas 
Carolyn  Elizabeth  Stover,  1 1 1  Butler  Street,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Eleanor  Ann  Strange,  R.  F.  D.  No.  4,  West  Chester. 

Pennsylvania 
Elizabeth  Ann  Stuart,  385  Woodmere,  Memphis,  Ten- 
nessee 


Sally  Swindell.  909  St.  George's  Road.  Baltimore  19, 
Maryland 

Sandra  Lee  Sykes.  500  Maycox  Avenue.  Norfolk,  Virginia 

Vera  Carl  Thomas,  153  Church  Street,  Mount  Airy,  North 
Carolina 

Margaret  Carol  Tilley,  ill  S.  Tarver  Avenue,  Lebanon, 
Tennessee 

Judy  Caroline  Trapp,  2216  Providence  Road,  Charlotte  7, 
North  Carolina 

Martha  Kennan  Wade,  200  West  Harding,  Greenwood, 
Mississippi 

Penn  Musgrave  Walker,  7001  Park  Avenue,  Richmond 
26,  Virginia 

Frances  May  Wentz,  4388  Yacht  Club  Road,  Jackson- 
ville 10,  Florida 

Carol  Roberta  Wheeler,  73  Cedar  Avenue,  Baltimore  4, 
Maryland 

Sara  Dale  White,  730  E.  Main  Street.  West  Point,  Missis- 
sippi 

Mary  Gendron  Whitinger,  13 10  Brown  Street.  Mobile, 
Alabama 

Josephine  Edmonds  Whittle.  804  Orchard  Hill,  S.  E., 
Roanoke,  Virginia 

Ethel  Ann  Wilkes,  5801  Hawthorne  Road,  Little  Rock, 
Arkansas 

Marlyn  Frances  Wilkinson.  Nokesville,  Virginia 

Mary  Nell  Williams,  2219  Milam  Street,  Amarillo,  Te.xas 

Jennifer  Lynn  Wilson  (Jenny).  Port  Republic,  Virginia 

Virginia  Camden  Wright  (Ginger),  2222  W.  Mulberry 
Drive.  Phoenix,  Arizona 

Iva  Hards  Zeiler,  201  Rockwell  Terrace,  Frederick.  Mary- 
land 


Class  of  1963 

Terry  Lee   Alexander,    1008   Duncan   Street,    Ashland, 

Virginia 
Gene  Anne  Allred,  3922  S.  P  Street.  Fort  Smith.  Arkansas 
Ann  Appleton,  824  N.  W.  15,  Oklahoma  City,  Oklahoma 
Leonora  Ruth  Araneo,  4731  Eton  Lane,  Jacksonville  10, 

Florida 
Helen    Kathryne    Arrowood.    135    Brookhille    Road, 

Shelby,  North  Carolina 
Marty  Bailey',  6l5  E.  Contour  Drive,  San  Antonio,  Texas 
Faye    Virginia    Baker.    209   Jackson    Street,    Monroe, 

Georgia 
Patricia  Campbell  Berry,  1604  E.  Dean  Road,  Milwau- 
kee 17,  Wisconsin 
Dorothea  Louise  Bessire  (Honey).    2563  Woodbourne 

Avenue,  Louisville  5,  Kentucky 
Janet  Lee  Bish,  332  Miller  Street,  Winchester,  Virginia 
Nancy  Joyce  Blood,  1445  Nicholson  Road,  Jacksonville 

7,  Florida 
Cassandra  Ann  Bond,  24  Seminole  Avenue,  Baltimore 

28,  Maryland 
Ann     Harrison     Booker,      1803     Hanover     Avenue, 

Richmond  20,  Virginia 
Sandra  Lee  Bourkard,  1012  W.  Nakomis  Circle,  Knox- 

viUe,  Tennessee 
Mary   Brenda  Brady,   424  Wisdom    Avenue,   Jackson 

Tennessee 


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Elizabeth   Ayers   Brantley    (Betsy),    Hillcrest,    Troy, 

Alabama 
Norma  Lindsay  Breakell,   342   N.    Princeton  Avenue, 

Swarthmore,  Pennsylvania 
Diana  Lee  Britton,  3813  Dover  Road,  Windsor  Farms, 

Richmond  21,  Virginia 
Joann  Brown,  2324  Piedmont  Road,  Charleston  1,  West 

Virginia 
Lucy  Jo  Burnett,  4417  Belclaire,  Dallas  5,  Texas 
Lynn    Elizabeth    Butts,    1425    Sierra    Drive,    Boulder, 

Colorado 
Mary  Newton  Callaway  (Jill),  3725  Timberlake  Road, 

S.  W.  Knoxville  20,  Tennessee 
Nancy  Jane  Campbell,  2013  Hilltop  Drive,  Tyler,  Texas 
Lucy  Rebecca  Cannaday  (Becky),  2734  Sharon  Road, 

Charlotte,  North  Carolina 
Elizabeth   Ingrid   Carlson,    303   Goodwood    Gardens, 

Baltimore  10,  Maryland 
Lilly  Clark,  4136  McFarlin,  Dallas  5,  Texas 
Susanna  Holland  Clark,  March  Hare  Road,  Richmond, 

Massachusetts 
Anne  Macon  Clement,  208  Hawthorne  Drive,  Danville, 

Virginia 
Mary   Marshall   Cochran    (Molly),    222   N.    McLean, 

Memphis,  Tennessee 
Elizabeth     Louise     Cooke,     "Edgehill,"     Lovingston, 

Virginia 
Rita  Ellen  Cooper,   111   Penbryn  Road,  Pittsburgh  37, 

Pennsylvania 
Jane  Higgins  Coulbourn,  406  Katherine  Street,  Suffolk, 

Virginia 
Elizabeth    Anne    Craddock,    2205    Beverly    Heights, 

Altavista,  Virginia 
Amy    Dugan    Daggett,    314    Poplar    Street,    Marianna, 

Arkansas 
Frances  Gibson  Davis,  720  Cassell  Lane,  S.  W.,  Roanoke, 

Virginia 
Ann  Steven  Delk,  Lovingston,  Virginia 
Emily  Delthloff,  1347  Roosevelt  Avenue,  Pelham  Manor, 

New  York 
Ann  Louise  Dial,  2453  Shades  Crest  Road,  Birmingham 

9,  Alabama 
Sandra  Leigh  Dinghss,   Box  23,   Rensford  Star  Route, 

Charleston,  West  Virginia 
Eleanor  Brabson  Dunlap,  115  North  Street,  Darlington, 

South  Carolina 
Sally  Elizabeth  Duprhe,  1047  Park  Blvd.,  Baton  Rouge, 

Louisiana 
Eleanor    Reese    Edmundson,     517    Warren    Crescent, 

Norfolk,  Virginia 
Nancy   Ely,   7   Riverside   Drive,    Roswell,    New  Mexico, 
Mary    Elizabeth   Emens    (Ebbie),    638  Jackson    Street 

Decatur,  Alabama 
Margaret    Darke    Engle    (Peggy),    147    York    Street, 

Chester,  South  Carolina 
Carolyn  Marie  Epperson,   3101   Evergreen  Lane,  Roa- 
noke, Virginia 
Linda     Avery     Estridge,     2649     Laburnum     Avenue, 

Charlotte,  North  Carolina 
Elizabeth  Wallace  Evans  (Betsy),  410  Lakewood  Drive, 

Richmond,  Virginia 
Martha  Maynard  Fant,  50  Pocahontas  Street,  Sardis, 

Mississippi 
Elizabeth    Senhen     Fisher,     3671     Richmond     Street, 

Jacksonville  5,  Florida 


Patricia    Fisher,     5503    Boxhill    Lane,     Baltimore     10, 

Maryland 
Betsy   Ann   Fitc:h,   405    Brookside   Drive,    Chapel    Hill, 

North  Carolina 
Lynne    Fobes,    23    E.    71st   Street,    Indianapolis,    Indiana 
Carlyn   Fogarty,   6036  Averill   Way,   Dallas   25,   Texas 
Lynn  Forbes,  2526  Tanglewood,  Austin,  Texas 
Sharon  Lynn  Foye,  124  Irvin  Avenue,  Ben  Avon,  Pitts- 
burgh 2,  Pennsylvania 
Ann  Terry  Geggie,  72  Hollywood  Avenue,  Hampton, 

Virginia 
Roberta  Bruce   Gill,    100   Middle  Street,   Portsmouth, 

Virginia 
Carpie    Gould,    8512    Rivermont   Drive,    Richmond    29, 

Virginia 
Martha  Schuyler  Grant,   128  Wythe  Crescent  Drive, 

Hampton,  Virginia 
Carolyn    Louise    Haldeman,     165    La    Salle    Avenue, 

Hampton,  Virgmia 
Holly  Keith  Hanson,  954  Willington  Road,  Elkins  Park 

17,  Pennsylvania 
Mary  Gregg  Hardaway,  617  Butcher  Road,  Newport 

News,  Virginia 
Susan   Hardwick,    374   Walnut   Street,    Salem,    Virginia 
Margaret    Larve     Harris,     lOl     Greenbrier    Avenue, 

Lewisburg,  West  Virginia 
Elizabeth    Barr    Hawkins    (Betty    Barr),    2435    Stanley 

Avenue,  Roanoke,  Virginia 
Camille    Head,    315    Murphree    Street,    Troy,    Alabama 
Margaret    Lynne    Heathcote,    34    Hawthorne    Place, 

Manhasset,  New  York 
Virginia    Hesdorffer,    6    Whittle    Road,    Martinsville, 

Virginia 
Anne   Harfield   Hosghead,    271    West  Main,   Newark, 

Delaware 
Trina  Hooks,  4209  McFarlin,  Dallas,  Texas 
Ella  Margaret  Hornbarger  (Margie),  Dogwood  Hill, 

Hot  Springs,  Virginia 
Elizabeth  Carruthers  Hughey,   1414  N.   Virginia,   El 

Paso,  Texas 
Martha  Diane  Hunter,  700  Cherokee  Road,  Charlotte, 

North  Carolina 
AvA   Nell   Inglish    (Honey),   4l6    La   Jara    Blvd.,    San 

Antonio  9,  Texas 
Nanette  Gene  Jarrell,  304  9th  Avenue,  N.,  Texas  City, 

Texas 
Wallace  Eppes  Johnson,  Chestnut  Hill,  Route  2,  Spartan- 
burg, South  Carolina 
Katherine  Scott  Jones,  1623  Westover  Avenue,  Peters- 
burg, Virginia 
Mary  Lee  Jones,  3901  Miramar,  Dallas  5,  Texas 
Sue  Ann  Jordan,  112  Gatewood,  San  Antonio  9,  Texas 
Jackie  Kight,  5  Circle  Drive,  Malvern,  Arkansas 
Penny  Kimbro,  909  Prairie,  Cleburne,  Texas 
Melissa  Frances  Kimes,  11431  Memorial  Drive,  Houston 

24,  Texas 
Ann  Robinson  King,  3801  Jackson  Blvd.,   Birmingham 

13,  Alabama 
Elizabeth  Duncan  Kirkpatrick,  Route  4,  Culpepper, 

Virginia 
Elizabeth  Louise  Laird  (Lisa  Lou),  Meade  Street,  Wells- 

boro,  Pennsylvania 
Clare  Holland  Lander,  900  Bryson,  Wayahachie,  Texas 
Emmy  Lou  Lanier,  Foxrun  Farms,  Woodburn,  Kentucky 
Jane  Lewis,  3923  Oakwood  Road,  Little  Rock,  Arkansas 


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LiBBY  Linn,  469  W.  63  Street,  Indianapolis,  Indiana 
Judith  Ann  Lipes,  Route  33,  Box  1,  Salem,  Virginia 
Margaret     Louise    Livaudais,    165    Marne,    Memphis, 

Tennessee 
Sarah    Lewis    Livingston    (Sally),    54    Linden   Avenue, 

Hampton,  Virginia 
Tallulah  Hitch  Long,  707  North  Court  Street,  Tuitman, 

Georgia 
Nancy  Lee  Longstreet,  25  Country  Club  Drive,  Green- 
ville, South  Carolina 
Sandra    Loliise    McConnell,    1035    Questover    Circle. 

Indianapolis  8,  Indiana 
Eleanor  Glasgow  McCown,  22  Frazier  Street,  Staunton, 

Virginia 
Mary   Anna   McDearmon,   Lee-Grant   Avenue,    Appo- 
mattox, Virginia 
Betty   Brook   McGlamery,   2310   York   Road.    S.   W., 

Roanoke,  Virginia 
Juth   Mathews  McGrath,   5228  Bendel    Circle    South, 

Memphis,  Tennessee 
Mary  Jane  McGrath,  212  River  Road,  Warwick  Branch, 

Newport  News,  Virginia 
Peggy   Mapp,   34   Willway  Avenue,   Richmond,   Virginia 
Catherine     Wilson     Marshall     (Cathy),     210     West 

Alexandria  Avenue,  Alexandria,  Virginia 
Irene    Fhraba    Mathias,    Route    3,    Staunton,    Virginia 
Mary  Rutherford  Mercer,  4107   Exeter  Road,   Rich- 
mond 1,  Virginia 
Anne    Middleton,    5004    Elsmere    Place,    Bethesda    14, 

Maryland 
Jo    Brent    Miller,    Leech    Court,    Glasgow,    Kentucky 
Katherine  Lynn  Miller,  23  Cleveland  Street,  Bergen- 

field.  New  Jersey 
Edith  Johanna  Mitchell,  711  Forest  Dale  Drive,  Mobile, 

Alabama 
Sherry    Ann    Moore,    3617    Southwod,    Memphis    11, 

Tennessee 
Susan  Gail  Moore,  Box  205,  Davidson,  North  Carolina 
Lucy   Ann   Morris,    526    11th   Avenue,    Huntington    1, 

West  Virginia 
Julia  Davidson  Morton.  1604  Loudon  Heights  Road, 

Charleston,  West  Virginia 
Harriet  Josephine  Murphy,  Route  2,  Fincastle,  Virginia 
Patricia  Elizabeth  Nagel  (Betsy),  225  E.  New  Hamp- 
shire, Belkwelle  Apts.,  Apt.  1,  Orlando,  Florida 
Martha     Abbott     Nolde,     2020     Woodland     Road, 

Petersburg,  Virginia 
Gretchen  Gale  Palmer,  R.  F.  D.  4,  Box  385,  Roanoke, 

Virginia 
Mary    Thedford    Parmelee,     85     Norwood     Avenue, 

Upper  Montclair,  New  Jersey 
Marjorie   Kay   Peebles,    2034   Banks,    Houston,   Texas 
Jerri  Beth  Percival,  1329  Pine  Bluff,  Malvern,  Arkansas 
Dorothy    Page    Putnam,     1331     Woodlawn    Avenue, 

Columbia,  South  Carolina 
Anna   Kate    Reid,  610  Hickory    Arkadelphia,    Arkansas 
Marion  Laid  Richardson,  2017  Park  Avenue,  Richmond 

20,  Virginia 
Keene  Roadman,  4312  37th  Road,  North,  Arlington  7, 

Virginia 
Diana  Rembert   Rogers,   5842   Falls   Road,   Dallas   25, 

Texas 
Nell   Boone    Roger,    6l01    Park    Avenue,    Fort   Smith, 

Arkansas 


Waverly  Virginia  Rogerson,  Box  724,  Marion,  Virginia 
Susan  Graham  Sale,  "Montevideo",  Ashland,  Virginia 
Jo  Ann  Samaras,  233  Sycamore  Street,  Staunton,  Virginia 
Margaret    Gay    Saunders    (Peggy),    3715    Chesapeake 

Avenue,  Hampton,  Virginia 
Patience    Saunders,    Braddock    Lee    Apts,    Alexandria, 

Virginia 
Susan  Rea  Savage.   106  Shady  Brook  Lane,   Princeton, 

New  Jersey 
Anna    Marie    Scott,    Presbyterian    Home,     Lynchburg 

Virginia 
Anne  Bitner  Shade,  510  Tuckahoe  Blvd.,  Richmond  26, 

Virginia 
Rebecca  Dudley  Shelor,  Floyd,  Virginia 
Frances  Lorwen  Shields,  4013  Tamworth  Road,   Fort 

Worth,  Texas 
Mathra  Damaria  Singletary,   71    Rock  Creek  Drive, 

Greenville,  South  Carlina 
Carolyn    Reed    Smith,    16    College    Hill,    Woodstock, 

Vermont 
Caryl  Anne  Smith.  1385  Belvedere  Avenue.  Jacksonville 

5,  Florida 
Maryellen  Smith,  415  Oaklawn  Avenue,  Winston-Salem, 

North  Carolina 
MoNA   Suzanne    Smith    (Suz),    Daisy   Lane,    Irvington, 

New  York 
Katherine  Lapsley  Sproul,  Middlebrook,  Virginia 
Joan  Stanley,  2903  29th  Street,  N.  W.,  Washington,  8, 

D.  C. 
Mary  Moncure  Starke,  1300  Graydon  Avenue,  Norfolk 

7,  Virginia 
Nancy  Virginia  Stickley,  2270  Sharon  Lane,  Charlotte, 

North  Carolina 
Anna    Katherine    Stuart    (Kit),    I4l4    E.    Fairview, 

Sapulpa,  Oklahoma 
Judy  Thompson,  5701  W.  Franklin  Street,  Richmond  26, 

Virginia 
Anne  Sherer  Troxwell,  104  Macmurdo  Street,  Ashland, 

Virginia 
Emily    Thomason   Tyler,    "Sherwood    Forest",    Charles 

City,  Virginia 
Jane  Ellen  Vaughan,   57  Algonquin  Road,  Hampton, 

Virginia 
Judith  May  Vogt  (Judy),  50  Hillside  Avenue,  Glen  Rock, 

New  Jersey 
Susan  Smith  Welker,  3312  Oriole  Drive,  Louisville  13, 

Kentucky 
Alice    Rebekah   Wilcox    (Becky),    9831    Meadowbrook 

Drive,  Sallas  20,  Texas 
Patricia  Blackmon  Wiley  (Pattye),  6646  Jackson  Street, 

S.  E.,  Decatur,  Georgia 
Emily   Cox   Wirsing,    2624   Stanley    Avenue,    Roanoke, 

Virginia 
Barbara  Russell  Wishart  (Bunny),  510  Park  Avenue, 

Towson  4,  Maryland 
Margaret  Kathryn  Woodson,   255   McCully  Drive, 

Pittsburgh,  Pennsylvania 
Hildegarde  Wright,  4575  Old  Stage  Road,  Kingsport, 

Tennessee 
Julia  Lane  Wright,  159  Lewis  Avenue.  Salem,  Virginia 
Linda  Gibbons  Wyatt,  300  Rittiman  Road,  San  Antonio, 

Texas 
Sara   Lillian   Yates   (Sally),   1111    South   Indian   River 

Drive,  Fort  Pierce,  Florida 


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