Agnes Irwin School - Last Strand Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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PIllll'HHIY---- - TiTTeen long years ago in hisTory class. The enTerTainmenT secTion was Tilled wiTh news aT my old classmaTes. EdiTh Branin is TasT gaining Tame as Danny Kaye's TuTor. She makes him smoke Mary Ann Snyder's Tamous ''Sinless-STainless-Smokeless-Sigan eTTes, which enable him To Talk wiThouT breaThing. IT is amazing how Danny's popu- lariTy has increased since EdiTh Took conTrol, Susie Jackson has become ukuleleisT wiTh Phil SpiTalny's All Girl OrchesTra and Julie McMillan is breaking all records aT The MeT. Julie has discovered a new noTe and has musicians all over The counTry acclaiming her high z. Joanie BuTler combined her Two main ambiTions and is sing- ing blues in The Diamond horseshoe! The review aT Sue WilliTs revival oT Annie GeT Your Gun was ecsTaTic over Sue's comic acTing abiliTy. This was no surprise To me Tor Sue always kepT us in sTiTches around school. Mary Jo Churchill has replaced Joan Davis on The radio and The paper reporTed ThaT her Hooper RaTing was Tops. Looking up momenTarily Tram The paper, l saw Joan McAdoo rushing by. l called To her and she sTopped long enough To Tell me ThaT she was on her way To lrwins To pick up her Two daughTers, one oT whom was PresidenT aT The Middle School while The oTher was PresidenT oT The Upper School. lT would seem ThaT Mac's daughTers have inheriTed all Their moTher's good TraiTs. ReTurning To The paper, I Tound ThaT The sporTs secTion also spoke aT ex-Irwin girls. Ginny Buckley had won several prizes riding her GreaT Danes in The Devon Horseshow. A long column was devoTed To Janie STone, who had inTroduced The TirsT women's hockey game on ice. I noTiced also, ThaT Eleanor RoberTs was Taking pic- Tures oT phoTo Tinishes aT Pimlico Race Track. She seems To have made Two hobbies inTo one proTession very successTully. Suddenly l heard a police siren and, being an inquisiTive person, l sTarTed look- ing around Tor The cause. Finally, l realized ThaT The commoTion was caused by a cop who was chasing a reckless helicopTer driver righT over my head. As The helicopTers landed, l recognized PaTTy Vollmer, The offender, and Annabel Angus, The Temale cop. I TelT ThaT Annabel probably had cause Tor her acTions, Tor PoTTy used To be The Terror aT The Main Line wiTh her driving, ATTer geTTing The TickeT, PaTTy saTis- Tied my curiasiTy by Telling me abouT The remaining Three members oT our class. ElizabeTh PeTerson has iusT Taken over The posiTion aT head housemoTher aT WesT PainT. We agreed ThaT F'eTe had been desTined To end up aT The PoinT Trom way back. l was noT surprised when PoTTy Told me ThaT Tina Janeway had succeeded Mr. Beling aT PrinceTon, Tor Tina was anxious To learn Hebrew and Greek as soon as she leTT school. Carol Marie Ryan, when PaTTy lasT heard Tram her, was seTTing OTT on a Trip around The world on her new ieT propelled moTorcycle. PaTTy was noT quiTe sure iusT how Carol inTended To cross The oceans, buT we decided ThaT The oTher members aT our Class aT I947 had been capable aT doing amazing Things and ThaT Carol was probably no excepTion. As PaTTy Tlew oTT in her helicopTer, endangering more lives, l seTTled back in my chair and iusT wondered how many aT our long-suTFering Teachers would have ThoughT ThaT our Class aT '47 would become so Tamous. M.G.D. 29

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