As part of the 125th Anniversary of CHI, we recognize these Icons and the many others who embodied the ideal of
service to the whole without seeking honor for themselves.
Dr. Edna Allen Bledsoe
Mary Farley Ames Lee
Nancy Andrews
Pinkey Baldwin III
Tina Barrett
MaryKaye Benton Cochran
Barbara Bishop
Dr. Eleanor Bobbitt
Buddy Bolding
Robert Branch
Joan Brock and the Longwood Ladies
Elizabeth Burger Jackson
William Arthur Byrd, Jr.
John Carr
Mary Elizabeth "Fannie" Carter
Dr. Theresa Clark
Dr. Waverly Cole
Evelyn Coleman
Dr. John Randall Cook
Dr. Patricia P. Cormier
Martha Coulling
Mary White Cox
Dr. Jim Crowl
Shirley Duncan
Malvin Eanes
Louard Egbert
Androniki Fallis
Raymond "Charlie Hopp" French
Janet Grubbs Green
Janet Daly Greenwood
Dr. James Gussett
Dr. Nancy Haga
Dr. William R. Harbour
Tina Harris
Alberta Hobson
Anna Hyatt Hunnington
Olive T. Iler
Dr. Joseph Jarman
Clara Johnson
Dr. James Jordan
Jermome Kersey
Martha LeStourgeon
Phyllis Lewter
Frances Littleton Kline
Phyllis Mable
Dr. Maria Milian-Silviera
Nathaniel Peyton Miller
Dr. Bruce Montgomery
Melvin Moore
Gordon Moss
Celeste Parrish
Walter Payne
Dr. Ken Perkins
Andrew and Duvahl Ridgway-Hull
Dr. Sue Saunders
Karen Schinabeck
Marvin Schlegal
Dorothy Schlegal
N. H. Cookie Scott
Nancy Shelton
Dr. Betty Jo Simmons
Barbara Smith
Rosemary Sprague
Scotia Stark Haggerty
Edith Stevens
Dr. Bill Stuart
Florence Stubbs
Dr. Wayne and Dr. Cam Tinnell
Joyce Trent
David Quentin Vest
Philip, Charlie, and Philip Ward
Dr. Helen Warriner-Burke
Dr. Carolyn Wells
Rodney Williams
Dr. Mary Stuart Woodburn
Jimmy Yarbrough
Talmadge Yeatts
Buildings and Grounds
Campus Police
CHI Founding Members
Chloe (Song of the Swamp)
Circus and Oktoberfest
Class Mascots- Gang and Gus and Sammy and Sally
Convocation Capping
Cunninghams Residence Hall
Elwood
Four Alpha Sorority Chapters- Kappa Delta, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Zeta Tau Alpha, and Alpha Sigma Alpha
Green Class
Honor Code
House Mothers and Residence Education Coordinators
Housekeeping Staff
Joan of Arc
Joanie Statues- Joanie on a Stoney, Joanie on a Pony, and Joanie All Alonie
Lance the Lancer
Longwood Dining Services
Longwood Hang-out Spots- The Snack Bar, Tea Room, Lancer Café, and the Bowling Alley
Longwood Mace
May Day and May Queens
Red Class
Rotunda Christmas Tree
Rotunda Fire Responders
Spirit Leaders/Klowns
Tabb Hall
The 2016 Vice Presidential Debate Planning Team
The Colonnades
The Rotunda (building)
Wynne Hall
Longwood’s history is rich with Icons who can be recognized by name, but the institution would not be what it is today without countless others whose contributions made impacts on students, the Longwood community, and our Farmville home. Among them are:
Those who dedicated their time tutoring local children, meeting with the residents at the Weyanoke Retirement Home, volunteering with the Fire Department or Rescue Squad, working at FACES to provide food to local families, and helping members of the Farmville community.
Those Colleagues, Orientation Leaders, or Peer Mentors who helped welcome new students to campus.
Those who helped organize events like May Day, Circus, Oktoberfest, Spring Weekend, or the countless programs that have educated, entertained, and fueled the Longwood spirit in our students.
Those who have become parents who have inspired their children to make a difference in the world.
Those students and faculty and staff members who stood up for others in need.
Those students and faculty and staff members who stood up for what they felt was right.
Those faculty and staff members who went above and beyond to help a student.
Those who became teachers and dedicated their lives to their students.
Those who served in the military.
Those who became first responders.
Those who worked to keep our campus clean and safe.
Those who we lost too soon.
Those who have served as CHI advisors and helpers.
Those who helped to announce or assisted during CHI Walks.
Those who understood and spread the Blue and White Spirit.
Those who have found droppings and shared them with others.
Those who have kept our secrets.
Those who others feel represent the spirit of CHI. If someone feels that you represent CHI, then you are CHI.