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Established 1922 Harrisonburg, Va., Friday, September 15, 1939 Volume XVI Number 9 Eleven Additions Made Announcements Enrollment To Reach 1200 Special meetings for freshmen and other new students during the To College Faculty first two wee'ks are announced as When Registration Ends follows: s New Registrar Appointed; FIRST WEEK 1000 Boarding Students Department Staffs are Monday Will be Housed on - Enlarged 8 a. m.-10:30 p. m.—Registra- Campus tion for rooms in the office of the Eleven new faculty members, ap- Dean of Women. With an expected enrollment of pointed by President S. P. Duke, will 8:30 a. m.-12 p. m.—Registra- 1200, the largest in the institution's join the staff of Madison College with tion in Wilson Hall and Reed history, the college will open Mon- the opening of the fall quarter Mon- Gymnasium. day morning. Registration will con- day morning when the institution be_ 1:30-4:30 p. m.—Registration, tinue through Tuesday, and classes gins its thirtieth year. continued. will get under way Wednesday. Mr. E. N. McfWhite has been ap- 7-9 p. m.—Registration, con- At the time this paper went to pointed assistant professor of phys- tinued. press, advance registration indicated ics. Mr. McWhite, who comes here 7 p. .m.—Open House in all dorT an enrollment of 1,000 resident stu- from Duke University, received his mitorles. dents. Day student enrollment is ex- M.S. from the University of Georgia. Tuesday pected to reach 200. - Assuming the position of librarian 8-9 a. m,—Meeting of all new Registration of new students, both is Mr. Richard H. Logsdon, from Chi- students In Wilson Hall with Dr. freshmen and upper class transfers, cago University, where he is a can- Duke, Dr. W. J. Gifford, dean of totaled 463 at the time of publica- didate for the Ph.D. degree in library the college, and Mrs. Cook. tion. This figure, capping the steady science. He is also an alumnus of 9:30 a. m.-12 m.—Registration, increase in recent years, is the Western Reserve University Library continued. largest since the school's founding. School. Dr. Samuel P. Duke, president of 1:30 p. m.—Meeting of N.Y.A. Mrs. Annie Bailey Cook, dean of Additional dormitory accommoda- Fetch Made Assistant Dietitian Madison College, who announces the students In Dr. Duke's office. 1200 women, largest number in the tions have been provided in the base- As successor to Miss Georgia appointment of eleven new faculty 1:30_4:30 p. m.—Registration, history of the institution. ment of Jackson Hall, the east wing Shrum, who resigned at the close of members. continued. of Harrison Hall, the third floor of the 1938-39 session, Miss Ada Felch 6:30-7:30 p. m.—Student Gov- the Home Management House, and has been appointed assistant dietl- ernment meeting for new students Y W Inaugurates the former Shenandoah Apartments tlon. Miss Felch, who received her New Library in Wilson Auditorium. building so as to house all boarding M.A. from Teachers College, Colum- 7-9 p. m,—Registration, contin- Year's Program students on campus. Miss Gladys bia University, will also be faculty Completed ued. Michaels, instructor in piano, and counselor in Sheldon Hall. 7:30 p. m.—Sports Carnival in Miss Lafayette Carr, assistant secre- An addition to the history and two gyms and pool, sponsored by Big Sister-Little Sister Party, tary to the Dean of Women, will be social science staff was made with the Post Office—Supply Room the Athletic Association, and fol- Thursday Vespers Are faculty counselors in Shenandoah lowed by dancing in the Big Gym. and Harrison, respectively. appointment of Dr. Mary T. Armen- Moved to Harrison; New Highlights of Week trout. Dr. Armentrout, who taught Wednesday last year at Wlnthrop College, re_ Dining Room Seats 150 8 a. m.—Regular class schedule The Big Sister-Little Sister party Faculty Reception celved her doct#ate from the Unl- begins. * in the Walter Reed Gymnasium verslty of Virginia. Her appointment The opening of the 1939-40 session 12 p. m.—Quarterly convoca- Wednesday night will be the opening Opens Social was announced at the close of last finds Madison's physical plant en- tion exercises in Wilson Hall. feature of the Y. W. C. A. program Activities session. larged and improved through con- 6:30 p. m.—Presidents' Coun_ of welcome for both old and new Miss Louise Covington, who earned struction of new buildings and re- cil meeting for all new students in students, according to an announce- Opening the social activities for her A.M. at Peabody College, has modeling of old. Wilson Auditorium. Step Singing ment by Marie Walker, president. the fall quarter, the faculty recep- been appointed instructor in physical Construction work on Madison's in front of Wilson, sponsored by If weather permits, the party tion for new students will take place education. Miss Covington comes new $140,000 library, to be known Y. w. C. A., if weather permits. Wednesday night will be preceded at on Friday night at 8 o'clock at Hill- here from the staff of Vanderbllt as Madison Memorial Library, was 8 p. m.—Y. W. party for big 6:30 o'clock by a step singing pro- crest, home of President and Mrs. University. nearing completion at the time The sisters and little sisters. gram on the steps in front of Wilson Samuel Page Duke. Dr. Schubert Joins English Staff Breeze went to press last week. Al- Thursday Hall. At 8 o'clock, new girls, escort- Because of the large number In- An addition to the English faculty though some of the furniture orders 12 m.-12:30 p. m.—Meeting of ed by their big sisters, will gather in vited, the new students will attend has been made In the appointment of will be delayed, the library will be all new students with Dr. Weems the Big Gym for an informal' get- the reception in prearrangd group- Dr. Leland Schubert, who earned his open for use at the beginning of the in Wilson Hall. acquainted party. A feature of the ings. These arrangements are being Ph.D. at Cornell University. Dr. fall session. All equipment is expect- 4:30 p. m.—Freshman Orien- program will be a skit, "No, No, A made by Inez Craig, chairman of the Schubert was formerly on the faculty ed to be installed by October ' 15. tation class meeting in Wilson Thousand Times No!" social committee, and will be an- Auditorium. nounced later. Members of the of Eastern Illinois State Teachers Two class rooms and an office of the The^flrst Y. W. vesper service of 6:30 p. m.—Y. W. vespers in College. commerce department are being fur- the fall will be held Thursday even- Standards Committee, headed by Wilson Auditorium. Mr. London Sanders will join the nished in the toasement of the library. ing in Wilson Auditorium immedi- Gladys Dickerson, will be stationed Friday business education staff as assistant The new heating plant, built at a ately after dinner. At that time in the Freshman dormitories on Fri- 8 p. m.—Faculty reception for professor. Mr. Sanders, who has been cost of $72,000, has been complete Marie Walker will lead a program of day night to assist the new girls in new students at Hillcrest. teaching in the Pikevllle High School, since June. welcome to all students. At the reg- every way possible.- < 8:30 p. m.—Dancing in Big Plkevllle, Ky., received his M.A. at The first floor of Harrison Hall, ular Sunday Service at 2 o'clock in Both new and old students are in- Gym for all old students and for the University of Tennessee. formerly occupied by the library, Wilson Auditorium, Mr. Robert E. vited by the social committee to new students as they go or return The newly appointed registrar, re- Slaughter, head of the Commerce De- dancing in the Big Gym from 8:30 has been remodeled, the west wing from the reception, Eddie Bran- placing Dr. H. A. Converse, who re. partment, will be the guest speaker. to 12. Music for this occasion will signed last spring, Is Miss Helen Hall there Is a third dining hall seat- ner's orchestra of Broadway, fur- be furnished by Eddie Branner and Additional Y. W. announcements Frank, formerly registrar of New ing 150 students. The post office nishing the music. his orchestra from Broadway. will be found each week on the Y. (Continued on Page Four) being given over to the music de- Saturday 10 a. m.-lZ'm.—Meeting of all W. bulletin board in the lobby of partment. Additional dormitory ac- Harrison Hall. Students Will Meet commodations are being provided in freshmen in Wilson Hall. (Stu- dents are asked to bring with Broadway Actress the east wing. Pastors Saturday them large note books or maga_ Both old and new students will On the floor below Senior Dining To Star In Play zines on which they can write. All Three Attend have an opportunity to meet the pas- (Continued on Page Three) freshmen who have regular classes tors of the Harrisonburg churches o Hockey Camp Opening the Lyceum Course for scheduled for this period will be next Saturday afternoon in various this session will be the appearance excused for the special meeting.) ■ rooms of Wilson Hall and Reed Hall. of Eva La Galllenne, one of the fore- Faculty Wives Will 1 p. m.—Meeting of local pas- The Madison College hockey squad The assignments have been made most women of the stage, on Novem- Welcome Students tors with their Church groups. was represented this year at the Sep- as follows: Baptist, Rev. Lynn C. ber 1. Miss La Galllenne, supported (Places are announced in col- tember Hockey and LaCrosse Camp Dickerson, room 3, Reed Hall; by a cast of Broadway actors, will Faculty wives who will receive in umn 5. at Mt. Pocono, Pa., by Jean Van- Church of the Brethren, Rev. Earl star In two plays toy Hendrlck Ibsen, Alumnae Hall Reception Room on (Continued on Page Three) Landingham, president of the A. A.,' Bowman, Wilson 31; Church of The Master Builder and Hedda Gab- September 18 are: 9:00 to 10:30— Marjorie Pitts, business manager of Christ, Rev. Gilbert Counts. Wilson bler. These plays will be presented Mrs. George A. Williams, Mrs. John Orientation Class Will the A. A., and Beville, 27; Episcopal, Rev. Beverley T. In matinee and evening perform- Sawhlll, and Mrs. Amos M. Showalt- Meet 4:30 Thursday hockey sports leader of the college. White, Wilson 22; Hebrew, Dr. Leon- ances. er; 10:30 to 12:00 noon—Mrs. C. H. The camp, directed by Constance ard Rothstein, Wilson 32; Lutheran, Hendrlck Ibsen was one of. the Huffman, Mrs. M. A. Plttman, Mrs. Freshman Orientation will begin |-M. K. Applebee, is held annually for Rev. Albert Shumate, Wilson 24; vital Influences in the modern revival Robert E. Slaughter, and Mrs. Clif- Thursday afternoon at 4:30 In Wil- coaches and club and college players, Methodist, Rev. H. R. Deal, Wilson of the drama, which occurred late In ford T. Marshall; 1:00 to 2:30— son auditorium with the first lecture enabling them to receive instruction 38; Presbyterian, Rev. Parks Wilson, the 19th century. - Although a Nor- Mrs. Paul M. Hounchell, Mrs. G. W. by Mrs. Annie Bailey Cook, dean of in strokes, tactics, and umpiring. Wilson 33; Roman Catholic, Father wegian, Ibsen's plays In English Chappelear, and Mrs. H. K. Gibbons; women. The coaching is done by means of Keifer, Wilson 21; Reformed, Dr. J. translation have enjoyed great suc- 2:30 to 5:00—Mrs. Raymond C. The text used for this class, taught practice and match games, while the Silor Garrison, Wilson 39; and Unit- cess In the English-speaking coun- Dlngledine, Mrs. Conrad T. Logan, each year by the Dean of Women, is technique and rules are taught ed Brethren,. Dr. J. W. Wright, Wil. tries. and Mm. H. G. Pickett. "College and Life," by M. E. Bennett. through discussion groups. son 40. 2 THE BREEZE THE BREEZE Y.W. Appoints Big Sisters (Continued From Column One) v Member Virginia Intercollegiate Press Association ton; Evelyn Garner, Anne Surweld; Dorothy Glover, Barbara Sims; Ann Gough, Evelyn Reade; Margaret Published ^weekly by the student body of Madison College, Gresham, Earnette Riddle; Jewell Grimes, Frances (S~" Harrisonburg, Virginia Quisenberry; Helen Gillesple, Madelon Jesse; Elizabeth Gee, Ethel Wood; Eva Gallant, Alice Kent; Kathleen Subscription Price $2.00 a Year Gardner, Ruth Keller; Margaret Gayle, M. Louise Mat- thews; Mary Anne Gemmill, Gladys Maupin; Mary HKPRKSINTID FOB NATIONAL ADVfMTMRM »V Hagar, Betty Catterton; Elizabeth Haislip, Barbara National Advertising Service, Inc. Tillson; Gertrude Hale, Doris Radskin; Mildred Hall, College Publishers Representative Lucy Charlton; Alice Hancock, Mildred Carper; Jane 420 MADISON Ave. NEW YORK. N. Y. Hand, Stella Dennis; Anne Hardesty, Hazel Chilton; CHICASO ' BOITOH ' LOI AKCILIB • SAN FIARCISCO Beth Harding, Olivia Carter; Inez Harris, Elsie Chris- tian; Sarah Harris, Mildred Cline ; Nellie Hatcher, Molly 1938 MEMBER 1939 Cline; Maxine Hatfleld, Frances Coffman; Frances Hawkins, Marine Calfee; Jean Haynes, Virginia Clarke; ASSOCIATED COLLEGIATE PRESS Heath, Frances Cole; Frances Hildreth, Ruth DISTRIBUTOR OF Kiser; Evelyn Hendricke, Jean Cooper; Phyllis Herald, COLLEGIATE DIGEST Dot Councill; Helen Hlnes, Edith Wooding; Eunice Hobgood, Mildred Covington; Eleanor Holladay, Su- Editor-in-Chief FRANCES L. TAYLOR zanne Cowne; Katherine Holland, Anne Cowlings; Dor- Assistant Editor JULIA ANN FLOHR othy Hollins, Suzanne Cowne; Sally Homes, Tony Managing Editor «« JANE DINGLEDINE Eastham; Sylvia Hudson, Sue Craighead; Dorothy Hull, Feature Editor • MIKE LYNE Geraldine Jeter; Frances Hurst, Rachel Cundiff; Mada- Cartoonist ANNA MARY WILKINS line Hurt, Caroline D'Apice; Virginia Hutcheson, June Crook; Ellen Huyett, Perry Darner; Jane Hancock, Margaret Mayhugh; Anna Heslup, Miriam Lambert; Ethel Hollomon, Margaret Muse; Mary Harlan, Betty Y. W. Appoints Smith; Dorothy Harp, Helen Smith; Margaret Hoffman, Jane Dingledine; Wilda Hollen, Jean Smith; Matilda Horn, Shirley Silverberg; Jean Hallock, Doris Ramsey; 3ig Sisters Mary Heimlich, Pauline Phillips; Essie Hughes, Jane In an effort to assist the new students In getting Short; Beverley Hunter, Katherine Robertson; Rita adjusted to campus life, the Y. W. C. A. has designated Holland, Bootsie Powell; Ruth Hostetler, Mary Agnes a "Big Sister" for each student entering for the first Bell; Virginia Howard, Lucinda Beverage; Peggy Har- time. An incomplete list is printed below, the name of rell, Margaret Young; Edna Mae Hundley, Marjorle the new girl first. Various changes and additions are Wood; Virginia Hobbs, Dorothy Bowie; Emily Irby, expected to be made during the opening days. Helen Davidson; Catherine Jackson, Kitty Dawson; Geraldine Douglass, vice-president of the Y. and in Elizabeth Jackson, Mary Dempsey; Mary Jackson, charge of the "Little and Big" sisters, has announced Peggy Deep; Kathleen Jacobs, Mary Dickenson; Ro- that anyone, old or new, who cannot find a "sister" berta Jefferson, Evelyn Jefferson; Ann Jeffries, Stringy should report to her. Cousins; Edythe Johnson, Stringy Cousins; Mary John- Elizabeth Abbitt, Elizabeth Custis; Margaret Ruth eon, Jean Diehl; Lois Johnston, Mary J. Dingledine; Abbitt, Elizabeth Hopkins; Jean G. Adams, Mary J. Margaret Jones, Mary J. Dingledine; Ruth Jones, Conson; Frances Virginia Agnor, Betty Whitelegg; Lorena Dabyne; Helen Johnson, Evelyn Najjum; Lillian Marjorle V. A. Ailstock, Nancy Bailey; Margaret Aitkln, Letters To New Girls Jones, Virginia Nelson; Virginia Jones, Lucille Meador; Riley; Charlotte Irvine Albright, Jean Van Ophelia Jones, Rosa Lee Scott; Gladys Kaufman, Ruth Landingham; Victoria Albright, Frances Alexander; Dunbar; Elaine Kaylor, Lorena Jones; Genivee Keffer, Lora Mae Allsbrook, Dot Rinker; Grace Ellen Amy, To Students of the College: insures success throughout the year. Get a Florence Jones; Anne Kidd, Laura Draper; Mary Marie Walker; Mary Ankeney, Katherine KeJfer; Alice good start by knowing your professors well Knapp, Martha Draper; Dorothy Knox, Eleanor Kash; Ankers, Alice L. Tucker; June Arbogast, Mildred I wish to extend a most sincere greeting to and by carrying out fully all directions and Mildred Kosarovich, Frances Everharty; Mildred Kuntz, Gwathmey; Mary Belle Arthur, Lucille Ames; Amelia the old students who are returning to the cam- assignments. Life on our campus is not all Adele Brunges; Lona Kunz, Ellen Fairlamb; Harriet Artz, Hardinie Gwathmey; Jean Aumack, Mary Woold- pus for another year of earnest and, I trust, work nor all play; you must learn to make Kidd, Mildred Smith; Ann King, Lillian Snodgrass; ridge; Barbara Anne Avison, Emma Johncox; Bernice highly successful work. I am thoroughly con- fine decisions when there is a conflict between Virginia Krantz, Laura Southall; Ellen Keesee, Helen Bailey, Valleda Pittard; Sarah E. Bailey, Katherine fident that you are determined to give to the the two. These decisions when properly made Bell; Frances Latture, Margaret Felty; Mildred Leath- Hastings, Elaine Bailey, Mura Aaron; Margery Jearn college again that fine spirit of friendly co- ■will contribute to the development of that erburg, Frances Epperson; Norma Le Hew, Norma Ball, Gladys Dlckerson; Ann Baptist, Geraldine Jeter; operation and zealous application that made of character, thai good citizenship, and that cul- Fowlkes; Suzanne Leinster, Charlotte Beville; Lillian Emily Bare, Bernice Becknor; Patsy Barlow, Elizabeth the past year one of unusual . ture which are the fundamental needs of Letterman, Ruth Fletcher; JeanLevi, Elizabeth Durrer; Edmonds; Margaret Baugh, Ruth Abernathy; Bernice To the new students I wish to extend a prospective young teachers. Emily Lewis, Kathryn Walker; Odelle Lewter, Nannie Baybutt, Gerry Ailstock; Bettie Beane, Betty Fravel; hearty welcome and to congratulate you that, (Signed) ANNIE BAILEY COOK. R. Evans; Dolores Loher, Elizabeth Neale; Ruth Long- Elizabeth Beatty, Katie Adams; Jean Bell, Nellie Dun- through either your own efforts or through the worth, Janet Fletcher; Mildred Lovett, Mary Fontaine; ston; Margaret Bixler, Shirley Rawls; Dorothy Black, sacrifices of your parents or friends, you have Madeline Lupion, Annette Rogers; Vera Locknane, Sara Bessie Bare; Madge Blankenship, Gerry Ailstock; Mary been given an opportunity'to obtain a college Thomason; Ellen Lillis, Jean Wyckoff; Betty Lohr, Bowers, Dorothy Bowden; Annie Bradshaw, Julia Kil- education. This opportunity comes to a rela- Dear New Girls: Katharine Butler; Dorothy Le Grand, Florence Stan- ford; Florence Lewis, Virginia Stonerock; Lorraine patrick; Sara Lou Brett, Anne Akers; Barbara Briggs, tively small percentage of the citizens of our So you have come to college! You don't Mildred Alley; M,. Elizabeth Bright, Marie Walker; state. I trust that you will put forth every Liskey, Evelyn Strickler; Frances Logan, Virginia Sul- know how happy we are that you have chosen livan; Evelyn Lupton, Mary Louise Sydnor; Marjorie Dorothy Bristol, Mary Ashby; Katherine Buckingham, possible effort to make the best of this op- Madison. Virginia Price Atkinson; Jeanne Burcher, Frances portunity and to become educated in the broad- Leek, Clara Vawter; Ethel Mason, Betty Fravel; Louise Drewery; Bese Butler, Polly Barfleld; Edna Byer, Kath- est and best sense of the word. We, the members of the Senior Class, ex- Mason, Margarel Bisons; Muriel Nath, Evelyn Ford; leen Baker; Lewella P. Barnes, Mary F. Williams; tend to all of you our most sincere welcome. Marie McAdams, Florence French; Evelyn McCann, To both old and new students alike, I would We hope that you will find as much pleasure Mary Jane Bliss, Mary F. Williams; Mary Bryant, Eliz- ( like to suggest that three things are most im- Louise Baird; Rebekah McClintic, Anne McClintic; here in the coming years as we have already abeth Willis; Julia Bartley, Frances Beaton; Virginia portant in your college life. Nancy McConell, Margaret Moore; Irma McCormlck, found at Madison. Mary Fugate; Margaret McCue, Margaret Black; Eliz- Blosser, AtofclPy Warden; Kitty Ann Blrkett, Betty First, that you maintain a friendly attitude WhitelegglTHfc^BJoughton, Marlon Wilkinson; Helen You as Freshmen will be the Seniors of abeth McDaniel, Edith Fultz; Mary McDonald, Frances toward the college administration and those tomorrow and will set the trend of those Fulwider; Mary McKay, Jeanette Furman; Margery Barnhill, Eveiy^Rock; Phyliss Beville, Virginia Roll- who are to instruct you in the class room. All that will follow you. In starting off your life Mendelsohn, Helen Gallaher; Elsie Meredith, Opal Gard- ers; Frances «rankley, Eloise Roebuck; Edouarda of the persons engaged in these tasktt want to here on campus we trust that you will not ner; Jean Millen, Nettie Lee Garnett; Mary Lou Mil- Bridgers, Mildred Rose; Evelyn Baggett, Helen Woody; be your friends. They want to help you in everlook us. We sincerely hope that, any leson, Opal Durrer; Drusilla Mitchell; Nettie Lee Gar- Clarabelle Burt, Florence Wray; Julia Boiling, Martha a spirit of friendly co-operation and they are McGavock; Anne Buker, Polly Manlates; Tillie Botkin, time we can help you, you will feel it your nett; Edna Mitchell, Virginia Giverls; Ann Moore, thoroughly conscious of the fact that it is Ann Batson; Virginia Browning, Eleanor J. Hulvey; privilege to call upon us. Shirley Goldspinner; Tommy Moore, V. Belle Greene; Margaret Brown, Julia Flohr; Ester Cahall, Lois Oliver; difficult for you to learn or to be taught ex- Katherine Morgan, V. Belle Greene; Flora Morris, cept there exists this friendly, receptive spirit. THE SENIOR CLASS, Margie M. Carickhoff, Claire Bricker; Margaret Carter, Alma Greyard, President. Mary Grgory; Willie Moss, Almeda Greyard; Marjorie Polly Barfleld; Celeste Caulkins, Helen Rector; Marjorie Seek the advice of your teachers and of the Murphy, Margaret Moore; Nannie Muse, Alice Griffith; Chapman, Mary Belasco; Rebecca Chappel), Gwen Rid- president of the college. They are eagerly Sara McCarty, Charlotte Beville; Anna Moore, Ber- ley; Doris Clark, Elizabeth Bridgers; Marguerite Clarke, desirous of helping you in every possible way. nadlne Buck; Mary Mason; Norma Forrest, Unit/ Claire Bricker; Nancy Cole, Kathryn Frye; Margaret Secondly, take care of the margins of your Dear Little Sister Class: Monger, Martha Harville; Jean Mish, Rachel Young; Coleman, Rebecca Brandon; Nelle Conduff, Virginia time. Sleep is important, work in the class Edna Moore, Helen Norman; Dorothy Morrison, Nixie Branham; Lucille Cooke, Elizabeth Briggs; Geraldine room and laboratories is important, but per- You have probably heard from your individ- Owen; Anna Madden, Helen Taylor; Anne Murray, Cousins, Tom Bristow; Marie Cox, Boyden Brooks; haps of equal significance to either of these ual "big sisters" and now you are to discover Frances Taylor; Louise McCoy, Virginia Woodward; Lillian Coyner, Ruth Owens; Anna Crablll, Dorothy is the manner in which you employ your leis- another group also your Big Sisters. I am Alvls Moore, Phyllis Calahan; Elizabeth Jtf arable, Allen; Audrey Cranfleld, Jean Andrews; Helen Crymes, ure time. Nothing furnishes a better index of speaking of the Junior Class, which is to be- Eleanor Shorts; Phyllis MoLain, Josephine Lemon; Harriet Brown; Tracy Custis, Elizabeth Custis; Carol real character and purpose. Unwise use of come your Big Sister Class. Perhaps you are Elizabeth Noell, Geraldine Lilliard; Mary Norman, Campen, Vern Wilkerson; Gwendolyn Carroll, Bernice your leisure time can destroy the good results excited? or maybe a little scared? But we as Yomia Taylor; Gladys E. Neff, Margaret Kaylor; Winchester; Mary S. Chenault, Inez Bolton; Mary of earnest study, while the wise use of the Juniors feel just a little excited and important Frances Ney, Shirley Goldspinnei; Lois Nickels, Doro- Cobbs, Betty Jean Brannon; Mary Elizabeth Claytor, margins of your time may contribute in a ourselves at the prospect of having a Little thy Grove; India Ogburn, Sally Terry; Helen Orr, Julia Emily Hardie; Mary Cale, Rose Jeffers; Jean Carpenter, most positive and decisive way to your per- Sister Class, Mae Murphy; Alberta Owens, Lillian Burnley; Frances Martha Jenkins; Emily Childress, Helen Jennings; manent life assets. Perhaps we can suggest a few things to you Orange, Margaret Gwathney; Eva Oakes, Andrey Guth- Dorothy Clift, Patricia Johns; Elizabeth Colburn, Mu- In the third plaje, form the habit of think- that might help you here in the beginning. rie; Amarylis Orebaugh, Dorothy Haley; Louise Owens, riel Carter; Thelma Conner, Rosa Lee Agnor; Elizabeth ing—not the habit oi"""fcpontaneous reflex re- Naturally things will be quite different at first Ida Halbert; Joyce Pace, Jane Dingledine; Mary Page, Campbell, Anne Kellam; Rhonda Chapman, Anne Kidd; sponse to situations that arise, but the habit from anything which you have heen acms. Ruth Halstead; Muriel Pannell, Lavila Harmah; Nellie Margaret Cash, Linda Padgett; Mary Clancy, Jean of thinking carefully before you take steps tomed to but it will be a new experience and Park, Daisy Mae Park; Mavis Parker, Elaine Harrison; Patrick; Elsie Carmines, Kathleen Rountree; Rita that may have great significance for you. The one you will never forget. Always remem- Kathleen Parrish, Marjorie Hart; Julia Parrott, Cecile Conard, Virginia Shearer; Margaret Crowder, Kathryn habit of thinking is distinct evidence of the ber your reason for coming to college and Harville; Anna Partlow, Margaret Hawley; Phyllis Shaffer; Margaret Carpenter, Margaret Montgomery; really educated person. To form and follow learn to put your studies above all else. You Partridge, Shirley Harrison; Hester Payne, Evelyn Mildred Damron, Mary Burger; Grace Darden, Lucille the lead of this habit will save you many will meet lots and lots of new people and Heflin; Virginia Pedisich, Margaret Hedges; Shirley Fenton; Dorothy L. Davidson, Gertie Ames; Helen De difficult situations. therefore the question of picking your friends Perel, Eleanor Hart; Marjorie Pierce, Marilee Henkel; Frees, Anna G. Barrett; Juanlta De Mott, Anna G. Bar- Many of you may come to the college not will be of utmost importance. Make your Velma Pillow, Helen Hildebrand; Eleanor Pincus, Mil- rett; Audrey De Mott, Marion Bray; Mary Devier, Tom knowing what you want. I trust, however, choice of friends wisely—think twice and be dred Glass; Barbara Pitt, Charlotte Heslep; Dorothy Bristow; Ester Dick, Marion Lawrence; Ruth Dicker- that everyone may find here such wise coun- successful. You will have your successes and Pitts, Frances Wright; Joyce Poole, Janie Hlnkle; son, Frances Bobthe; Feme Driver, Ellen Brumback; sel and such well planned opportunities that your failures and your triumphs and your dis- Anne Powell, June Mackey; Mary Poyntz, Lucy Hol- Carolyn Driver, Jo Bowles; Grace M. Duntley, Annette you may at least leave the college wanting appointments. But it will 'all be fun—a glo- land; Zada Prillaman, Mary Hodges; Lois Prltchard, Bowles; Gladys Duval, Margaret Boothe; Jacqueline what you know. rious exciting adventure. Verona Hoggard; Jane Prout, Louise Sansbury; Anna- Denson, Frances Barnard; Henrietta Davis, Margaret belle Pearson, Dorothy Skeen; Mildred Peery, Reba Baylor; Shirley Dill, Mag Bell; Mary Daniel, June (Signed) SAMUEL P. DUKE. We want you to learn to and to be a vital part of Madison College. Always feel Startt; Emilia Perez, Brooks Overton; Katharine Price, Kiser; Ann Davis, Jean Leatherman; Catherine Davis, free to call upon us to help you for any Elinor Turner; Anna Belle Propst, Judy Vinyard; Martha Lee; Frances Dillard, Kay Lester; Lizzie Dozier, Dear New Girls: Charlotte Printz, Ruth McClain; Nancy Peters, Lucille Dot Patterson; Marion Dameron, Grace Sharpe; Han- reason whatsoever. We are waiting eagerly to meet each and every one of you, so ac- Newman; Mildred Pierce, Frances Orndorff; Elizabeth nah Early, Virginia Bullock; Dorothy Eddins, Ruth I wish to extend to each of you a hearty Patterson, Gwendolyn Trueheart; Helen Pachides, Mary Buchanan; Helen Elam, Katherine Gordon; Frances welcome to your new home—your college cept heartiest greetings of WELCOME from home. Louise Via; Hortense Padgett, Angle Wade; Jean Ellis, Dot Buker; Rose Engleman, Elizabeth Burnett; YOUR BIG SISTER CLASS, Parker, Lucille Wagner; Doris Potterfleld, Edna Walk- Winnifred Everett, Annie Butler; Tillie Ewers, Georgia Just now the faculty .and student bcMy are Anna Jane Pence, President. er; Betty Price, Ruth Walker; Evelyn Price, Nancy Bywaters; Mildred Edney, Margaret Shelton; Lucy new and strange to yon. Even you freshmen Dlxon; Alexandra Pachides, Kathleen Burt; Mary Jane Eppes, Viola Hailman; Ellen Evans, Rebecca Holloway; are strangers to each other, but in a very Qulnn, Margaret Packard; Elizabeth Quillen, Thelma Vivian Fitanides, Judy Brothers; Elizabeth File, Diana short time you will form acquaintanceships Dear New Girls: Hoffman; Vivian Ralney, Mary Lee Utley; Louise Rob- Berkeley; Jean Fitch, Judy Brothers; Helen Flagg, which may ripen into real friendships. erts, Margaret Yeats; Nancy Rucker, Anita Brumback; Marion Butler; Letha Foster, Marion Butler; Edith Madison College is known for its friendly We sophomores are especially glad to wel- Cornelia Riley, Flora Fitchette; Katherine Robertson, France, Georgie Bywaters; Ethel Fentress, Mary J. groups. Your faculty and the upper classmen come you to Madison College. Just a year Doris Buhrman; Carolyn Ray, Gladys Walker; Mary Wright; Margaret Faulkner, Wendell Worsley; Irene stand ready to serve you in any and every ago we, like you were entering college. All Rolston, Catherine Warren; Marianne Ryan, Virginia Flanagan, Margaret Benton; Raye Francis, Mary Nell possible way. I keep "Open House" during of us were anticipating a happy year, and that White; Anne Ragsdale, Ardls Hopkins; Anne Randolph, Jesse; Jean Fairchlld, Helen Jahnke; Beatrice Free- all hours of the day for you new girls until is what our freshman year was—a very happy Anne Howell, Elizabeth Reynolds, Alice Ingram; Nancy man, Ellen Miner; Virginia Ferguson, Pauline Shrum; yqu have become adjusted to your new en- one. In looking back over that time, we Rhodes, Sarah Jeffress; Varina Rhodes, Elaine Johnson; Dorothea Gainfort, Dorothy Bones; Madeline Godfrey, vironment. Your Big Sisters are eager to realize that a friendly faculty and student Virginia Richards, Catherine Eter; Danna Richardson, Idajay Bruckner; Elizabeth Gahl, Idajay Bruckner; help you become familiar with the buildings body were the two largest influences in making us feel welcome. Therefore, we wish to be Mildred Glass; Grace Richardson, Marguerite Hull; Elsie Graham, Geraldine Douglass; Ethlyn Graves, and grounds and with the customs and con- Helen Richardson, Marlin Pence; Ida Richardson, Pauline Boblett; Adele Gray, Fay Blankenship; Mabel ventions of your college. Use them! particularly friendly and helpful, so that you, Green, Adeline Blackwell; Mary Greene, Genevleve too, can look back on your first year at col- Vivian Johnson; Virginia Rider, Elsie Jones; Elizabeth Baker; Helen Grimm, Frances Cauley; Louise Grlggs, The primary aim in going to college is the lege and say, "That was one of the best years Robinson, Florence Jones; Jean Robinson, L. C. Jessee; Robbie Cagle; Ann Griffith, Clara Mae Bolt; Eunice pursuit of learning. Your academic work of my life." Gertrude Roe, Phyllis Jonas; Elinor Rogers; Hilda Gunn, Catherine Quillen; Nelda Gwynn, Betty Catter- comes first and your social duties second. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS (Continued in Column Four, This Page) Kent; Natalie Rooklin, Margaret Kidd; Barbara Roush, Remember, a good start in class work often Evelyn Jefferson, President. (Continues on Page 3)

m THE BREEZE Professor Clyde P. Shorts Announces Complete Class Schedule for 1939-40 Session The program of classes for the whole year 461-2-3 MWF8 I, II, III, W8—Stanley Library Science has been announced by Professor Clyde P. English 150abl TThS2 L LI 150ab2 TTh8, F2 I, LI 131-2-3a-b TThSl I, II, III, W32—Huffman Shorts, chairman of the schedule committee. 131-2-3ab TThSl 351-2-3 TTh6,S4 I. IL III, LI I, II, III, W33—Boje 362-3 TTh7, SI II. Ill, LI ' Upperclassmen should watch carefully for 131-2-3cl TTh6, S4 I, II, III, W32—Schubert 131-2-3c2 MWF4 I. II, HI, W31—Logan 131-2-3dl MWF8 I, II, HI, W31—Logan Mathematics / changes In course numbers. Last year catalogs 131-2-3d2 MWF4 I, II, III, W32—Huffman 131-2-3d3 MWF4 I. II, HI, W38—Hoffman will be available at the registration tables. It is 131-2-3d4 MWF8 123-3abl TThS3 II. Ill, Wl—Converse I. II, III, W32—Schubert 123-3ab2 TThS4 II, III, Wl—Converse 131-2-3d5 MWF8 I, II, III, W38—Hoffman 131-2-3 MWF7 suggested that students this schedule 131-2-3d6 MWF4 I, II, III, W33—Boje I, II, III, Wl—Converse 131-2-3d7 MWF4 140b MThF4 / I, Wl—Converse I. II, III, W37—Schubert 231-2-3 TTh3, F6 - I, II, III, Wl—Converse for further planning of their and Spring 131-2-3el TThS2 I, II, III, W33—Ruebush 341-2-3 MWFl 131-2-3e2MWF6 I. II, III, W33—Frederikson I, II. Ill, Wl—Converse work. 131-2-3nl MWF2 I, II, III, W31—Ruebush 131-2-3n2 TThS3 I, II, III, W33-Ruebush Music 221-2-3 MWF8 I, II, III, W37—Frederikson 230 MWFl Course Day and Term W37—Tresidder 151-2-3a-bTTh7 I, II, HI, MR—Shaeffer Hour 1.2 3 Room Instructor 230 MWFl ' '• II. W37—Tresidder 161-2-3ab MWF7 I, II, III, MR—Shaeffer Art 230 MWFl III, W37—Tresidder 161-2-3c TThS2 I, H, III, H—Schneider 231-2-3cl MWF3 I, II, III, W33-Ruebush 171-2-3 MW7 t. II, III, H—Marshall 133aMW6-7, F6 W40—Palmer 231-2-3c2 MWF2 I, II, III, W33—Boje 230 MWF2 MR—Shaeffer 141b MW67, S4 It* W39—Aiken 231-2-3dl MWF8 I, II, HI, W33—Boje 230 MWF2 221-2-3 ab2 MF1-2, M2 I, II, III, 231-2-3d2 TThS3 'ii, MR—Shaeffer W40—Palmer I, II, III, W32—Huffman 230 MWF2 III. MR—Shaeffer 221-2-3 abl M3, WF3-4 I, II, III, W40—Palmer 231-2-3d3TTh7, F6 I, II, III, W38—Ruebush 261-2-3 TTh7, S3 230 TTh8, S2 I, II, HI, H—Marshall II, W40—Palmer 231-2-3d4 M7, WF6 I. II, III. W32—Huffman 271-2-3 TTh6 I, H. HI, H—Marshall 230 TTh8, S2 III, W40—Palmer 2312-3e TThSl I, II, III, 331-2-3 MWF6 332d5 M3, TTh3-4 W31—Schubert I, II, HI. MR—Shaeffer I, W39—Aiken 251-2-3abl TTh2, S3 I. II, III, W38—Hoffman 351-2-3 MWF4 I, II, III, MR—Shaeffer 241-2 TThl-2, Ml I.H, W39—Aiken 251-2-3ab2 TTh6, S2 I, II. Ill, W38—Hoffman 361-2-3 TThS4 243Ml,TTh2 I, H, HI, H—Marshall III, W39—Aiken 311-12-13 MWF7 I, II, III, W37—Tresidder 461-2-3 MWF8 I, II, III, H—Marshall Lafayette Carr, last year's Stu- 311 T6, W8, S2 I, W39—Aiken 321-2-3 TThS2 1, II, III, W32—Huffman 312-13 TTh8,S2 II. HI, W39—Aiken 3712-3 MWF6 I, IF, III, W37—Tresidder dent Government head, who will 332dl TTh3-4, M4 I, W40—Palmer 371-2-3 TThS2 I. II, III, W37—Schubert Physical Education servo as assistant secretary to the 332d2 Ml, TThl-2 I, Ml 2—Pearman 381-2-3 TThS3 I. II, III, W37—Tresidder 332d3 M7, WF7-8 I, W40—Palmer 411-12-13 MWF7 I, H, HI, W38—Hoffman 131-2-3a-b MF8. S3 II, III, RG—Savage Dean of Women. 332d4 M6, TTh7-8 £ W40—Aiken 421-2-3 TThS4 I. II, III, W33—Boje 131-2-3ab MWF8 II, III, AG—Covington 230 TTh6, S3 i, W40—Palmer 471-2-3 TTh7, S3 I, II, III, W31—Logan 131-2-3cl MWF7 II. III. AC-—Marbut 330 TTh6-7, S3 ii, W39—Aiken 491-2-3 TTh4, S2 I, II, HI, W31—Logan 131-2-3dl TThSl II, Ill, RG—Marbut 340 TTh6, S3 in, W39—Aiken 131-2-3d2MWF2 II, III, RG—Marbut 342 MW6-7, Th7 H, W40—Palmer French 131-2-3d3 MWFl II, III, RG—Marbut Carr Assumes 343 MW6-7, Th7 III, W39—Aiken 131-d4TThS2 RG—Marbut 380dl M7-8, W6-7, Th6 I, W39—Aiken 131-2-3 TThSl I, II, III, R3—Cleveland 132-3d4 TThS2 II. III, RG—Savage 380d2 M2, WF1-2 II, W39—Aiken 141-2-3 MWF3 I, II, III, R3—Cleveland 131-2-3d5 TThS3 III, AG—Covington 380d3 M4, TTb.3-4 III, W40—Palmer 241-2-3 TThS3 I, II, III, R3—Cleveland 131-2-3d6MWFl | III, AG—Savage New Office 341-2-3 MWF8 I, II, III, R3—Cleveland 131-2-3d7 TThl, W3 III, AG—Covington Bible 131-2-3e MWF2 !!: III, AG—Covington 131-2-3n MWF6 331 MWF4 , R12—Wright Geography II, III. AG—Marbut 230 M6, TTh4 R4-8—Johnston Former Student Prexy 332 MWF4 II, R12—Wright 230 M7, TTh4 333 MWF4 III. R12—Wright 133-4 MWFl II, III, Rll—Hanson H, R8—Johnston 151el TThS3 I, Rll—Hanson 230 MWF2 R6—Johnston Begins Work in Office Biology 151e2TThS2 231-2-3cl-2TTh6 RG—Johnston I, Rll—Hanson 231-2-3dl-5TTh8 Hi: 331-2-3abl MWF6 I, 11,111, Rll—Hanson | in. AG—Covington of Dean of Womeji 131-2-3abMFl, Wl.3 . I, II, III, W28-25—Showalter 331-2-3ab2 MWF4 231-2d2-nMW4 II, AG—Covington 131-2-3cl TS3, Th3-4 I, II, III, Rll—Hanson I, II, III, W28-25—Phillips 351-2-3 MWTh7 I, II, III, Rll—Hanson 233d2n MW4 in, AC.—Johnston Lafayette Carr, Galax, 1938-39, 131-2-3c2 Tl-2, ThS2 I, II, III, W28-25—Phillips 23I-2-3d3-el MW6 II, in. RG—Covington 131-2-3dl Th6, M7, T7-8 I, II, III, W28-25—Chappelear Health Education 231-2-3d4,e2 TTh4 II, in, AG-—Covington president of the Student Government 131-2-3d2 M8, F3, W7-8 I, II, III, W28-25—Chappelear 240 MWFl R8—Johnston 131-2-3d3 ThS4, T3-4 I, II, III, W27-25—McDonnell 140 MWF6 251-2-3abl TTh7 II, HI, RG-—Johnston •Association of the college, has been 131-2-3d4M3, F4, W3-4 I, R8—Weems 251-2-3ab2 TTh8 MI, III, W28-25—Chappelear 140 MWF7 II, R4—Weems II, in, RG—Johnston 1312-3d5 MW2, Fl-2 I, II, III, W28-25—Chappelear 140 MWF7 261-2-3A1 TTh4 II, HI, Pool—Savage , appointed assistant secretary to the 131-2-3d6 WF8, M7-8 III, R8—Weems 261-2-3A2 TTh7 I, II, III, W27-25—McConnell 350dl T6, W8, F7-8 I, R4-8—Weems II. in, Pool—Savage 131-2-3d7 T6, F7, Th7-8 I, II, III, W28-25—Chappelear 350d2 WF4, M3-4 261-2-3B1 TTh7 H, in, AG—Covington Dean of Women. 131-2-3eMW6,F6-7 III, R8—Weems 261-2-3B2 M3, F4 I, II, III, W28-25—Showalter 370 MWF8 II, R8—Weems II, in, AG—Covington Miss Carr, who was a member of 131-2-3nW3, S4.F3-4 I, II. Ill, W27-25—Phillips 370 MWF8 -< 261-2-3CI TTh4 II. in, RG—Marbut 321-2-3dl, n TSL Thl-2 I, II, III, W27—McConnell III, R8—Weems 261-2-3C2 TTh6 II, in, AG—Marbut the 1938 Graduating Class, was out- 321-2-3d2 TS2, Th6-7 I, II, III, W27—McConnell 271-2-3abl TTh3, MF2 II, in, RG.R8—Johnston 321-2-3d3,cT7, Th8, F2-3 I, II, III, W27—McConnell Home Economics 271-2-3ab2 MF4, TTh2 II, in, RG.R8—Johnston standing during her entire college 341-2-3 TTh6, W6-7 I, II, III, W27-25—Phillips 320 TTh6, SI R8—Savage 361-2 TTh7, F6-7 I, II, W27-28—Phillips 141-2-3dl WF6-7, M6 I, II, III, M9—Moody 432-3 TTh7, S3 II, in, R8—Savage career. In addition to being presi- 363 TTh7, SI III, W28—Phillips 141-2-3d2 TTh6-7, M7 I.II,III, M9-11—Moody dent of Student Government, she 431-2-3 M7-8, T6, F8 I, II, III, W27-25—Showalter 141-2-3d3 TTh6-7, M7 I, II, III, M22-Feltch Physical Science 141-2-3d4 MW1-2, F2 I, II, III, M9—Noetzel Business Education 141-2-3d5 TThl-2, M3 I, II, III, M9—Noetzel served as May Queen of the 1939 151-2-3 TThS2 152-3el TThS3 141-2-3d6TTh3-4, S3 I, II, III, M9—Moody I, II, III, JH—McWhite festivities, president of trie Glee Club II, III, R6—Slaughter 141-2-3d7 M7-8, Sl-2, Fl I, II, III, M9—Noetzel 251-2-3 T7,Th7-8, SI I, II, III, JH—Pittman 152-3e2TThS2 II, III, L2—Slaughter 232-3dl TTh3-4, M4 331-2-3dl WF4, M3-4 I, II, III, JH—Pittman 221-2-3el MTWThF7 I, II, III, II, III, M12— Pearman 1938, president of Lee Literary So- L3—Sanders 232-3d2 TThl-2, Ml II, III, M12—Pearman 331-2-3d2Ml, S3.T6-7 I, II, III, TH—McWhite 221-2-3e2MTWThFl I, H, III, L3—Sanders 232-3d3 WF7-8, M7 331-2-3d3 M3, F6, W3-4 I, II, III, JH—McWhite ciety 1937, was a member of the 221-2-3e3 MTWThF4 I, II, III, L3—Sanders II, III, M12—Pearman 351-2-3 TTh6, M6-7 231-2-3el MTWTh2 232-3d4 TTh6-7, M6 II, III, M12—Pearman I, II, III—JH—Pittman I, II, III, L2—Lyon 232-3d5 TS3-4, F4 II, III, M15—Blackwell 391-2-3abl MW8, F7-8 I, II. Ill, JH—McWhite Standards Committee, Sigma Simga 2312-3e2 MTWTh3 I, II, III, L2—Lyon 301abl MTh3-4, W4 391-2-3ab2 T3. S4, Th3-4 I. II, III, JH—McWhite 321-2el MTWThF6 I, II, L3—Sanders I. M22—Blackwell 301ab2 TThl-2, SI' I, M22—Blackwell 451-2-3 TThFl I, II, III, JH-Pittman Sigma Sorority, Kappa Delta Pi, and 321-2e2 MTWThF3 I. II, L3—Sanders 302abl Th3-4, Sl-2, W4 323el MTWThF6 III, II, Ml 5—Blackwell Blue Stone Cotillion Club. L3—Sanders 302ab2 M6, WF6-7 II, M15—Blackwell 323e2 MTWThF3 III, L3—Sanders 303abl TThSl Psychology and Philosophy 331-2-3el MTWTh4 I. II, III, III, WB— Blackwell L2—Lyon 303ab2 TThS2 III, WB—Blackwell 331-2-3e2 TWThF6 I, II, III, L2—Lyon 310dl MWF2 121-2-3a-b MF3, W3-4 I. II. HI, W24—Lanier 341-2-3el-2 MTWTh7 I. WB—Blackwell 121-2-3n T6.S2, Th6-7 NEW LIBRARY COMPLETED I. II, III, R6—Slaughter 310d2 MWF6 III, Wfr-Blackwell I, H, III, W24—Lanier 351elMWT3,T6, S3 I, L3—Slaughter 310d3 MWF2 221-2-3abl M6-7, WF6 I. II, III, W8—Anthony 351e2MTWThF8 I, R6—Slaughter 320dl MWFl II, WB—Blackwell 221-2-3ab2 MF3, W3-4 I, H, III, W22—Seeger (Continues from Page 1) 352-3 MW8 II, WB—Blackwell 221-2-3cl MW6, F6-7 II. Ill, L3—Slaughter 320d2 M8, WF6 WB—Blackwell I, II, III, W21—Shorts and supply room has been moved 433 TThF7 "I, L2—Lyon 320d3 MWF2 221-2-3c2 M3-4, WF4 I, II, III, W21—Shorts 441-2-3 MWFl I, II, III, R6—Slaughter III, WB—Blackwell 221-2-3dl T6-7, Th6, SI I, II III, W8—Stanley 461-2-3 MWTh4 340 M6-7, Thl-2, Wl I. M23—Wilson 221-2-3d2 MF2. W2-3 from its former headquarters on the I, II, III, R6—Slaughter 343 MF7-8, W8 III, M23—Wilson I. II. Ill, W21—Shorts B. E. 1 MF8 I. L2—Lyon 221-2-3d3 WS2, F2-3 - I. II, III, W8—Stanley 360 WF2-3, T3 III, M23—Wilson 221-2-3d4-e2WFl, Ml-2 first floor of Wilson Hall to the base- 361-2-dl WF6-7, T2 I, II, I, H, III, W8—Stanley M23—Wilson 221-2-3el T4, S3 Th3-4 I, II, III, W24—Lanier ment of Harrison. / Chemistry 361-2-d2 TTh6-7, M8 1,11, M23—Wilson 351-2-3cl MWF8 361-2d3 M4, TTh3-4 I, II, I, II. Ill, W21—Shorts M23—Wilson 351-2-3c2 M7, TThl I, II, HI, The greatly increased registration 131-2-3dl ThS4, T3-4 I, IL HI M11-27- Pickett 361-2d4 M4, WF3-4 I, II, M23—Wilson Phil. 471-2-3 MWF8 W21—Shorts 131-2-3d2T2S3, Th2-3 I, II. Ill' Mll-27- -Pickett 361d5 M6, W6-7, F7-8 M22—Noetzel I, II, III, W22—Gifford of boarding students has necessitated 131-2-3d3 MF3, S2-3 I, II, III M11-27- -Showalter 362d5 M2, TThl-2 Si, M23—Wilson 131-2-3d4 T7-8, Th8, Si I, II, III Mll-27- -Showalter 363d 1-2 M6, WTh7 III, M23—Wilson Social Science the furnishing of dormitory rooms in 131-2-3d5T8, F7,Th7-8 I, II, III Mll-27- -Williams 363d3-4 MF4, Th3 III, M23—Wilson the basement of Jackson Hall and on 131-2-3n MW8, F7-8 111,111 Mll-27- -Pickett 363d5 MTTh2 III, M23—Wilson 131-2-3cl MWFl I, II, III, R12—Fredrikson 351-2-3dl-n WF2, M2-3 I, II. III. Mll-27- -Williams 370dl MW2, F2-3 II, M22—Varner 131-2-3c2T4, MF6 370d2 MW2, F2-3 I, II, III, R12—Fredrikson the third floor of the Home Manage- 351-2-3d2 WF6, M6-7 (Sp.7-8)I, II, III, Mll-27- -Williams I. M22—Varner 131-2-3c3 MWF3 I, II, III, R12—Fredrickson 351-2-3d3MFl, W3-4 I. II, III, Mll-27- Williams 380dl MW2, F2-3 III, M22—Varner 151-2-3dl-6TThS2 351-2-3d4TThl, W7-8 I, II. III. 380d2 M6, F7, W6-7 ■■ ■ I, II, III, R14—Armentrout ment House, as well as in the former Mll-27- Williams II, M22—Varner 151-2-3d2-el TThSl I, II, III, R16—Armentrout 431-2-3 M4, Wl-2, F3-4 I, II, III, Mll-27- -Pickett 400 TTh6, S3 I. WB—Noetzel 151-2-3d3-7MWF2 400 TTh6, S3 I. II, III, R14—Dingledine Shenandoah Apartments building. II, WB—Noetzel 15l-2-3d4-6MWF6 I, II, III, R14—Dingledine Education 400 TTh6, S3 III. WB—Noetzel 151-2-3dS-7MWF6 I, II, III, R16—Armentrout New tennis courts, to replace those 410dl MWFl III, Ml7—Robertson 161-2-3abl MTTh4 410d2MWF7 I, II, III, R14—Dingledine which occupied the eite of the present 141-2-3aMF4, Th3-4 1,11 III, W22—Seeger III, Ml7—Robertson 161-2-3ab2 TThS4 I, II, III, Rl2-16—Armentrout 150b MW2, F2-3 III, W24— Lan.er 420dl MWFl I, Ml 7—Robertson 261-2-3abl MWF2 420d2 MWF6 I, II, III, R16—Mcllwraith library, are being constructed in the 235 TTh8, S2 1, U III, R3—Anthony II, Ml 7—Robertson 261-2-3ab2 MWF3 I, II, III, R14—Armentrout 250a-bl MWF6 .1, W22—Seeger 432dl TTh7-8, M7 I, M12—Pearman 261-2-3c TThS2 I, II, III, R16—Mcllwraith area between the new building and 250a-b2 MWF7 I, W24—Seeger 432d2 TTh3-4, M4 I. Ml 2—Pearman 261-2-3a-b MWF8 I. II, III, R14—Dingledine 242-3a-bl MWF6 II III, W22—Seeger 432d3 WF3-4, M3 I, M12—Pearman 270 W7 nurses I, II, III, R12—Frederikson the hospital. 242-3a-b2 MWF7 II III, W24—Seeger 450 TThS3 I, M17—Turner 341-2-3cl M7, F4, S3 I. II, III, R16—Mcllwraith 31112-13abl T2-3, WS3 I, II III, W8—Anthony 450 TThS3 II, M17—Turner 341-2-3c2MWF8 I, II, III, R16—Mcllwraith 311-12-13ab2T6-7, Th6M8 I, II III, W22-24—Seeger 450TThS3 III, Ml7—Turner 360 MWTh4 I, II, III, R16—Mcllwraith 331-2-3clMW2, Th2-3 I, II III, R4—Hounchell 451-2-3 M3,TTh4 I, II, III, Ml7-Varner 431-2-3 MWF7 I, II, III, R14— Dingledine Y. W. Appoints Big Sisters 331-2-3c2MW3, F2-3 I, II III, R4—Hounchell 463 MT1, Thl-2 III, M22—Varner 47I-2-3d TTh6, Si I, II, III, R12—Frederikson 341-2dl Tl. F6, Thl-2 I, II W24— Lanier 471-2-3e TThS2 I, II, III, R12—Frederikson (Continued From Page Two) 341-2d2TF4, M3-4 I, II W8—Stanley Latin Janet Kierstead; J%len Rovve, Ma- 341-2d3 FS1.T2-3 I, II W24— Lanier 435 TTh8, S2 I, II III, R3—Anthony 121-2-3 MWF2 Spanish rlon Killlnger; Mary Rowley, Vir- 435 TTh8, S2 I, II I, II, III, R9—Sawhill III, R4—Hounchell 141-2-3 TThS2 I, II,;III, R9—Sawhill 131-2-3cl MWF2 ginia Lankford; Louise Rue, Wilma 460 MWF7 I, W22—Gifford 241-2-3 MWF8 I, II, III, R9—Sawhill I, II, III, Rll—Martinez 460MWF7 II, 131-2-3c2 MWF4 I, II, III, R9—Martinez LaRue; Mary Ruffln, Mary Louise W22—Gifford 341-2-3 TTh6, S3 I, II, III, R9—Sawhill 231-2-3 MWFl 460 MWF7 III, W22—Stanley 441-2 3 MWF7 I, II, III, R9—Sawhill I, II, III, Rll— Martinez Lemmon; Katherine Rule, Lillian 331-2-3 MWF6 I, II, III, R9—Martinez Knight; Annie Laurie Rives, Hetty Sampson; Marie Sesze, Sara Poage; Margaret Shafflett, Ivy White; An- ANNOUNCEMENTS New!! nabel Stadley, Margaret West; Ida (Continued From Page One) Rubinstein's Sellers, Lucille Webb; Eleanor Smith, 7:30 p. m.—Motion picture, APPLE BLOSSOM COLOGNE Prances Warren; Elizabeth Smith, Martha Welch; Celia Sosa, Betty Lou "Yes, My Darling Daughter," Wil- $1.00 Special for September McMahan; Rosaura Sosa, Louise Mc- son Auditorium. WELCOME BACK!! Nalr; Martha Stevens, Ruth Jobe; 9 p. m.—Informal dancing, Big Peoples Service Drug Store RYTEX TWEED WEAVE NEW AND OLD STUDENTS Jane Schuster. Jean Blrchall; Anna No. 52 >ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO< Mae Slacum, Martha Burroughs; Gym. 200 Single Sheets Ethel Slonaker, Kathryn Curling; SECOND WEEK 150 Envelopes MAKE THE ■ Mary Snelllngs, Edythe Wright; Sunday Agnes Sampson, Betty Lester; Dor- OR othy Scales, Mary H. Lupton; Mar- 5:30 p. m.—Picnic supper for 100 Double Sheets garet Schuler, Nell Long; Sylvia new students behind Maury Hall. WELCOME Schwartz, Rosalie Leuzzi; Margaret 100 Envelopes Shanklln, Mary McClung; Jacqueline Monday HERSHEY CONTINUES TO THEATRE YOUR HOME Sharpe, Ruth Lynch; Juanlta Shaver, 6:30 p. m.—Meeting of all new Name or Monogram AWAY FROM HOME OFFER YOU THE Mary McCahill; Dorothy Shedd, Judy students in Wilson Auditorium. JACK FRETWEIX, Mgr., McCue; Frances Shelton, Naomi Mc- $1.00 Tuesday BEST Allen; Marian Shelton, Edna Park- —Now Showing— PENNANTS er; Janice Sherman, Eleanor Menin; 12 m.-12:30 p. m.—Meeting of ALEXANDER DUMAS Mary Anna Sherman, Beatrice Mer- all new students with Mr. Logs- ICE CREAM, SUNDAES, SODAS, kle; Mildred Sherman, Margaret COLLEGE STICKERS "THE MAN IN THE IRON don, librarian, in Wilson Audi- Sherman; Frances Shewey, Anna SANDWICHES AND CANDY MINIATURE STICKERS MASK" Miller; Emily Shockley, Martha New- torium. LEWIS HAYWARD comb; Carolyn Short, Virginia Miles; DESK PADS, ART BLOTTERS Martha Simmons, Elizabeth Ogburn; Wednesday JOAN BENNETT Prances Smith, Dorothy Nover; Dona 4:30 p. m.—Group meetings of SCRAP BOOKS LATEST RECORDS Monday—Tuesday Ruth Stafford, Alice Monroe; Barbara freshmen, with faculty advisers. Stone, Eleanor Nolte; Katherine LEW AYRES—ANITA LOUISE Stone, Charlotte Old; Jane Stricken- (Places for meetings to be an- PRICHETFS "THESE GLAMOUR GIRLS" berg, Ann Page; Betty Stuart, Anna nounced later.) J. Pence; Virginia Sutherlln, Ruth Thursday STATIONERY CORP. —Starts Wednesday— Petit; Dorothy Swanson, Marjorle HERSHEY SODA SHOP SPENCER TRACY 6:30 p. m.—Y. W. C. A. can- 80 East Market Street Pitts; Nettie Switzer, Marjorle Prof- 120 South Main NANCY KELLY fltt; Irma Twyman, Sallie Wetsel; dlelight service. Harrisonburg, Virginia "STANLEY AND LIVINGSTON"* (Continued on Page Four) THE BREEZE A. A. Will Hold Sports New Girls Will Receive Welcome And YW Formulates Assistance From Over 170 Students Registration and welcome of new Dr. Duke's office—Betty Toone, Year's Plans Carnival Tuesday 7 p. m. students will be assisted b yover 170 Marjorie Proffltt, Kitty Moss, Bernice different students representing the Winchester, Frances Wright, Winnie At Retreat Student Government Association, the Rew. Chairman: Lillian Knight. Sports, Games, Swimming, Young Women's Christian Associa- Alumnae Hall—Verne Wilkerson, and Diving Will Be tion, the Athletic Association, and Mary Adele Murphy, Jane Dlngledlne, Y.W. Sends Delegates to Both Demonstrated the three upper classes. Virginia Colonna, Betsy Ross. Chair- Blue Ridge, N. C, and Those appointed by Marguerite man: Margaret Young. Massanetta, Va. Last year's Sports Carnival having Bell, president of the Student Gov- Faculty Room—Same as on Mon- been so successful, the Athletic Asso- Introducing a new feature in its ernment Association, to be on duty day. ciation will again replace the usual opening sch.edu4e, the Y. W. C A. in Alumnae Hall Sunday are: Information Bureau—Same as for welcoming bonfire with'a Sports Car- cabinet had a pre-school retreat at Marlin Pence, Nellie Dunston, Judy Monday. nival held Tuesday evening at 7:00 in the college camp beginning Thurs- Brothers, Frances Barnard, Anna Campus Committee—Rosa Lee Reed and Ashby Gymnasiums and day noon and ending on Sunday Gordon Barrett, Myra Aaron, Cath- Scott, Judith McCue, Mary-Hunter Reed Swimming Pool, Jean Van- morning. The .purpose of the retreat erine Curling, Charlotte Beville, El- Lupton, Ann Kidd, Louise McNair, Landlngham, president, announced was to plan the year's business, to len Miner, Margaret Clark, Margaret Emily Hardie, Georgia Bywaters, choose a theme around which the today. Weller, Betty Thomas. Olivia Carter, Edith Snidow, Barbara The Carnival will be opened of- year's programs can be centered. Student Government Committees, Tillson, Aileen Brillhart, Eleanor ficially with the introduction of the The retreat was modeled as close- for Monday are as follows: Office of Nolte, Claire Bricker, Marine Ale- A. A. officers, sponsors, and school ly as possible after the ones at Blue Dean of Women—Standards Com- shire, Shirley Rawls, Eleanor Hart, sports leaders at a mass meeting in Ridge and Massanetta, Marie Walker, mittee: Gladys Dickerson, Jean Col- Virginia Lankford, Tony Eastham, Reed Gym at 7:00 p. m. This meet- Y. W. President, stated. Each day's Jean VanLandlngham, president of lier, Kitty White, Gwendolyn True- Wilhelmina Schmidt, Mary David- ing will be followed by a pep ses- program Included worship periods, the Athletic Association, which will heart, Ruth Moore, Bernadlne Buck; son. Chairman: Margaret Moore. sion led by the school sports leaders. business meetings, talks by visiting sponsor the Sports Carnival to be Reception Room in Alumnae—Social Freshman Registration — Mary After the program in Reed, activ- ministers, and recreational periods. held Tuesday night at 7:00 p. m. Committee: Inez Craig, Ellen Miner, Babb, Helen Rector, Marcella Rich- The girls who returned early in ities will be carrried on simultan- Martha McGavock, Annette Rogers, ardson, Ruth Owens, Betty Catter- eously in the two gyms and the swim- order to attend the retreat were: Margaret Clark, Margaret Hedges, ton, Virginia Bullock, Lee Schaaf, ming pool, with students going from Confidentially Margaret Young, Geraldine Douglass, Elizabeth Martin. Doris Buhrman, Jamie Davidson, one to the other as they please. The Louise McNair, Marjorie Profflt, Campus Guides include: Commit- Mildred Rose, Adeline Blackwell, carnival will continue all evening in There is something in September Emily Hardie, Pauline Barfleld, Mary tee head, Mike Lyne; sub-committee Vennie Belle Greene, Mary Belasca, that allergic to my blood, and it Hunter- Lupton, Inez Walls, Ruth order to give the new students a gen- heads, Jane Pridham, Lorraine Fish- Wllma LaRue. Chairman: Betsy eral idea of what Madison has to isn't the fall weather or the bumper Lynch, Barbara Till30n, Vern Wil- er, Frances Wright, Marjorie Pitts, Ross. crop of golden rod. It concerns kerson, Jane Dingledine, Lillian offer in the field of sports. Geraldine Ailstock, Helen Rector; Auditorium—June Crook, Frances Jane Pridham, vice-president, and school bells, textbooks, getting up Knight, Margaret Moore, Betsy Ross, and Rosa Lee Agnor, Virginia Bul- Wright, Pauline Barfleld, Inez Walls, for breakfast, and the countless oth- Marie Walker, Mary Davidson, and Lorraine Fisher, treasurer, will be in lock, Perry Darner, Linda Padgett, Ruth Lynch, Ruth Jobe. Chairman: er annoyances that accompany this Jamie Davidson. ^ charge of Reed Gym. Some of the Mary Belasca, Betty Lou Toone, Marjorie Proffltt. admirable process of getting edu- sports demonstrated there will be Doris" Ramsey, Ella Rudolph, Doro- The Senior Class President, Al- The Y. W. C. A. sent two repre- volleyball, newcome, paddle tennis, cated. thea Fleischer, Dorothy Patterson, meda Greyard, has appointed the fol- sentatives to the Southern Student And so, lest the freshmen be com- and tenaiquoit. Eleanor Kash, Emily Hardie, Doris lowing to welcome visitors to Senior Christian Conference at Blue Ridge, In Ashby Gym, with Marjorle pletely duped by magazine articles Radskin, Ella Mae Cousins, Mary Hall Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday: N. C, June 8-17. The delegates were PittB, business manager, and Char- extolling the carefree life of the col- Agnes Bell, Barbara Ford, Pauline Judy Brothers, Geraldine Ailstock, Marie Walker, and Geraldine Doug- lotte Beville, nockey sports leader, in legian and by the pictures in Made- Barfleld, Patricia Johns, Emma-Joyce Norma Forrest, Ceclle Harville, Char- lass, vice-president. Vern Wilker- charge, there will be badminton, ping moiselle where every college girl Johncox, Julia Kilpatrick, Alice lette Heslep, Katherine Lester, Betty son, Marjorie Proffltt, Mary Hunter pong, and shuffleboard. looks as fresh and appetizing as a Griffith, Mildred Cline, Virginia Lou McMahan, Dorothy Moore, Wini- Lupton, and Margaret Young attend- Jeanette Donohue will officiate at Craft product just out of its tih foil, Lankford, Jean Van Landingham. fred Rew, Clara Soter, Margaret ed conferences at Massanetta during Reed Swimming Pool, where all kinds I shall cast a few crumbs of advice Alpha Literary Society members Weller, Ruth Ritchie, and Margaret the summer. They were the first of swimming and diving will be_ ex- and disillusionment upon the waters will also act as campus guides. Wenger. delegates of Y. W. C. A. ever to at- hibited. that • roll through a school-girl's Handbook Training Leaders will Junior and Sophomore Commit- tend those conferences. At 7:45 p. m. the equipment and brain. be: Mag Bell, Marlin Pence, Jean tees will assist faculty counselors in courts, as well as the swimming pool, Firstly, there's the of Van Landingham, Anna Gordon Bar- the dormitories receiving all incom- Counselor Appointed will be open for use by any students your room-mate. If possible, select rett, Marie Walker, Betty Thomas, ing students. Those appointed by The Breeze has been asked to re- who wish to participate. Old stu- one whose measurements either ex- Brooks Overton, Anna Jane Pence, Presidents Anna Jane Pence and peat an earlier announcement of the dents will be on hand to offer any de- ceed or fall short of yours by a large Frances Taylor, Iifez Craiz,. Gladys appointment of Mr. Alfred K. Eagle margin. Then she can neither wear Evelyn Jefferson are as follows: sired instruction. - t Dickerson. as Education Counselor for thie dis- your clothes nor will she be mistaken Jackson—Betsy Bushong, Virginia trict. Mr. Eagle, who received his for you when she's climbing in the Y. W. committees appointed by Waring, Jane Sites, Antoinette East- Y. W. Appoints Big Sisters Marie Walker, president, will work M.A. at Columbia University, began window some night. And before tak' ham, Edwina Coggins, Libbie Js'eal, (Continued From Page Three) his work shortly after the close of Margaret Trent, Gladys Webber; ing her to your heart, be sure she's in the following places Monday: Mrs. Charlotte Beville, Clara Vawter, Liz the spring quarter. Helen Tabb, Isabel Parkins; Flor- not engaged (they gush too much), Cook's office—Marie Walker, Hammond, Jinky West, Eloise Luns- ence Tiller, Louise Parks; Annie Dr. Duke's office—Claire Bricker, den, Jinks Colonna. Taylor, Margaret Pultz; Mildred nor on a diet (they get no food from Sheldon Hall—Evangeline Reese, Margaret Sheads, and Mary David- Teass, Edith Quinlan; Eoline Louise home). Ashby—Eleanor Hart, Betsy Ross, Myra Aaron, Frances Drewty, Naomi Terrell. Kitty Moltz; Frances Thack- son. Chairman: Marie Smith. Secondly, pay no heed to upper- Catherine Curling, Janet Disque, McAllen, Allison Tripple, Shirley ston, Evangeline Reese; Lucy Tuck- Alumnae Hall Reception Room— er, Marjorle Mann; Jacqueline classmen (especially sophomores) Margie Cole, Martha Harville, Lu- Rawls, Virginia Council, Mildred Kitty Moss, Virginia Anne Switzer, Turnes, Jean "Van Landingham; who hand out free advice on snap cille Farley, Jane Henderson, June Alley, Anne Cowling, Marion Bray. Gladys Tuttle, iKathleen Rhea; Jean Kitty Dawson, Marine Aleshlre, Mackey, Judy Vinyard, Evelyn Mur- Tuttle, Winnie Rew; Louise L. courses to choose and how to get by Vaughn, Mike Lyne; Anne Marie sans cracking a book. You'll never Emma-Joyce Johncox. Chairman: rell. Margaret Young. Vance, Margaret Clarke; Ann Valen- make Sigma Phi by following those Spotswood—Miriam Cason, Amel- tine, Adelaide Richardson; Virginia Faculty Room—Dorothy Nover, ia Clarke, Carrie Anne Stewart, Boot- Vaughan, Betsy Ross; Elizabeth tactics. Do it the hard way—'bring Vernon, Ella Rudolph; Lula Via the faculty apples. Cathryn Murphy, Frances Barnard, sie Powell, Marian Wilkerson, Kath- Edwina Coggins; Catharine Virgie, And- lastly, dispel those whiffs of Inez Walls, Libbie Ogburn, Jeannette erine Butler, Kitty Dawson, Dot Lee Schaaf; Frances Waddell, Mar- Furman, Eleanor Nolte. Chairman: garet Sheads; Virginia Mae Wade, nostalgia with which the dorms reek Patterson, Faye Mitchell, Kay Coup- Virginia Shreckhise; Lucilla Wall; these days. Perhaps your mother Frances Barnard. ar, Kitty Moltz, Kitty White. Jane Sites; Katherine Wallace, Suz- does-understand you better than the Information Bureau — Geraldine Cleveland Cottage — Katherine anene Smith; Mary Lee Wallace; Douglass. . Ruth Snead; Lillian Virginia Wal- dean of women, but then your moth- Qulllen, Louise Parks, Wilhelmina ters, Edith Snidow; Frances Warren er never had 600 young ladles weep- Campus Committee—Helen Rec- Schmidt, Elizabeth Edmonds, Sklppy Washington, Betty Sanford; Hope tor, Marcella Richardson, Ruth Warden, Evelyn Reade. Watkins, Anna B. Snarr; Marion Lois ing on her shoulder at once. We all Watklns, Clara Soter; Shirley Ann love you—really, so keep your chin Owens, Doris Buhrman, Jamie Dav- Messick House—Jean Birchall, Weinberg, Vivian St. Clair; Mildred up. You'll feel better that way, and idson, Mildred Rose, Mary Babb, Margaret Parsons, Mary D. Hodges, Louise Wells, Carrie Ann Stewart; Betty Catterton, Vennie Belle Greene, Ruth Jean Wertz, Avis M. Clemens; it's keep your neck from wrinkling. Jean Andrews, Clara Mae Bolt, Cath- Frances Eliza Wheatley, Frances And in spite of these minor incon- Lee Schaaf, Frances Wright, Winnie erine Walker. Stickley, Peggy Wllkes, Edwina Cog- veniences, there's no place like col- Rew, Adeline Blackwell, Betty Toone, Carter House—Betty Lester, Mil- gins; Mary Williams, Ruby J. Stow- Vern Wilkerson, Mary Adele Murphy, ers; Helen Light Wall, Lois Wil- lege, my friends,-so learn the alma dred Covlngton, Betty Whitelegg, liams; Grace Myrtle Williams, Lois mater and makes yourselves at home. Wilma LaRue, June Crook, Mary Bernice Winchester, Vlnnle B. Wilkins; Gertrude , Betty Lou Belasca, Ruth Jobe. Chairman, Mar- Greene, Mary Davidson. Williams; Elizabeth Wolfe, Nellie garet Moore. Williams; Ruby Wright, Miriam Harrison Hall—Jamie Davidson, ELEVEN ADDITIONS MADE Freshman Registration—Jane Din- son, Celeste Poole; Evelyn Roberts (Continued From Page One) Jean Andrews, Eleanor Menin, Mary Cason, Dorothy Randolph Wllkenson, College, Teachers College, Columbia gledine, Lillian Knight, Betsy Ross, Sue Stull, Anne Ireland, Libby Hop- Celeste Poole; Evelyn Roberts Wil- kins, Helena Porter; Lucille Frances University. Miss Frank received her Louise McNair, Judith McCue, Ber- kins. Williams, Dolly Coppridge; Jenette A. M. at Teachers College. nice Winchester, Olivia Carter, Ann Shenandoah Hall—Peggy Talley, Wade, Kitty White; Harriet T. Whit- Mr. William O. Stanley, also from Kidd, Mary Hunter Lupton, Edith son, Helen Laun; Hilda Fox Winder, Flo Stephlns, Elizabeth Ogburn, Har- Lily Whitten; Beverly Witten; Evan- Teachers College, has been appointed Snidow, Clara Soter, Barbara Tillson, riett Brown, Virginia Page Nelson, geline Wilkersonj Ruth Woolwine, assistant professor of education. Evelyn Najjum, Aileen Brlllhart, Ida Holbert. Evelyn Wilkinson; Eloise Hunt Wal- Tony Eastham. Chairman: Betsy ler, Faye Mitchell; Helen Francile Miss Edythe Schneider, a B.M. Junior Hall—Mary Jane Dingle- Wilkes, Virginia Newman; Mary from Bush Conservatory, Chicago, Ross. dine, Verona Hoggard, Lucy Hol- Ethlyn Wilson, Leila Strickland; will join the music staff as instructor Auditorium — Marjorie Proffltt, land, Madelon Jessee, Ann Batson, Mary Elizabeth Wilstrup, Dickie Stull; Virginia Clare Winfleld, Betty in voice. Miss Schneider previously Virginia Colonna, Rosa Lee Scott, Polly Manlates, Ella Rudolph, Doro- Thomas; Lucy Douglass Wood, Mar- taught at Woman's College, Univer- Emily Hardie, Georgia Bywaters, thea Fleischer, Margaret Baylor, cella Richardson; Bess Wooding, sity of North Carolina. Virginia Lankford, June Mackey, Julia Ann Flohr. Inez Walls; Birdie Woodring; Mar- garet Warwick; Audrey Woodruff, ^"he new supervisor of home eco- Shirley Rawls, Betty Jane Hivick. Johnston Hall—Nellie .Leathers, Peggy Weller; Margaret E. Woodson, nomics at Bridgewater High School Chairman—Marjorie Proffltt. Libbie Davies, Lillian Burnley, Betty Evelyn Kuhnert; Pauline Yancey, Virginia Waring; Frances Young, is Miss Martha Sieg, who received On Tuesday the Y. W. Workers Sanford, Gertrude Ames, PhylisB Cal- Betty Lou Toone; Marjorle Zlff, Alli- her If.A. from the University of have been assigned as follows: lahan, Dot C6uncil, Jane Fletcher, son Tripple. Tennessee. Mrs. Cook's office—Marie Walker. Suzanne Smith, Inez Walls.

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