. The Rotunda . hink of the outstandingSeniors, Gurley is one of the firstto come into our minds, since she isoutstanding in practically every phaseof student activtiy. Gurley has shown hei athleticability by the fact that she has beena member of the varsity basketballsquad for four years and she won ;;hehigh jump record her freshman year. She has taken part in many of theDramatic Club plays. She showed heroriginality in being chairman of thesing committee on the Y. W. C. 1928-29. Gurley was Junir^rRepresentative on the Student Counciland vice-president of it this year. Her beauty wa
. The Rotunda . hink of the outstandingSeniors, Gurley is one of the firstto come into our minds, since she isoutstanding in practically every phaseof student activtiy. Gurley has shown hei athleticability by the fact that she has beena member of the varsity basketballsquad for four years and she won ;;hehigh jump record her freshman year. She has taken part in many of theDramatic Club plays. She showed heroriginality in being chairman of thesing committee on the Y. W. C. 1928-29. Gurley was Junir^rRepresentative on the Student Counciland vice-president of it this year. Her beauty was recognized in beirigselected May Queen 1928-1929 andmost beautiful in the feature sectionof the 1929-80 Virginia. She was ap-pointed by Governor Byrd to repre-sent the State of Virginia in the Rho-dodendron Festival that was held atAsheville, N. C, last June. Curleys leadership was recogniz-ed when she was elected to AlpliaKappa Gamma in her Junior year. We wish for Gurley success andhappiness throughout ELEANOR HOGAN Among our caps and gowns welook with pride towards our loyalsister and friend, Eleanor. She hasont only laid a fine acadaemic founda-tion which has aided us in holdinghigh scholastic standing; she has serv-ed us faithfully as the secretary ofthe Student Government this pastyear. Now she brightens our halls offame with a new honor as she becomesQueen of May this spring. As Juneovertakes us we realize more andmore how we shall miss that happysmile and aftable disposition whichhelps to constitute Eleanors charm-ing personality. tNTERCOLLEGIA TENEWS If you dont believe the world ischanging, just listen to this: In 1734the following regulations were madeat Mount Holyoke: Xo young ladyshall be a member of the Mount Holy-oke Seminary who can not kindle afire, wash potatoes, repeat the multi-plication tables, and at least two-thirds of the shorter catechism. Everymember of the school walks at least amile a day to do read-ing. No young lady is expec
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