Collegiate High School - Torch Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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FOR WHO'S WHO, SEE ANSWERS IN ADVERTISEMENT SECTION 2

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But Miss Elizabeth Minor, world famous for her technique in conducting Nursery Schools, stole the show with her own musical rendition of, ls That You, Santa Claus? Anyone wishing to obtain a printed copy of this tune may find one completely il- lustrated by the performer with little Henrys. Miss Bernice Spathey was overheard to remark that she didnit see how anyone could illustrate anything with little Henrys-but as for a horse, she had a fine Ten- nessee Walker named Henry. And her prize Duke U. the first is expected to win the Kentucky Derby for the eighth consecutive year this spring. Arriving at the party, late as usual, was Miss Lucy Boswell, world famous author, who had her Nash piled high with many copies of her latest novel-each carefully autographed and marked Author's Copyf, But surprisingly enough, no one had ever heard of it, and she couldn't even prevail upon Miss Kennon to give them away as party favors. Mrs. Dior, the former Miss Adrienne Could-, was with Miss Boswell, holding the doors of the Nash lest they fall off, and ready to get out and push if the occasion should present itself. Mrs. Dior is now a famous fashion designer who makes it her duty to create for her clients the exact opposite of fashions from France. It is quite an honor Can expensive honorb to be the wearer of an '4Adrienne Original. The only tragedy of the day occurred when Miss Mary Cratz spilled grape punch on the white suit which Mrs. Einstein Cformerly Miss Mary Kuehll was wearing. Miss Cratz gave her humblest apologies and explained that since having given her Chapel talk at Collegiate some years before, she had not been quite the same. But of course Mrs. Einstein didn't mind at all about the suit and said that her famous scientist husband could clean it and that it was only made of spun glass. Spun glass! exclaimed Mrs. Io Doodla, who graduated from Collegiate as Elizabeth Milton, and now has the honor of being the youngest grandmother on the East Coast. Doesn't it stick you?,' Mrs. Einstein dodged a mint sprig that Mrs. Doodla was waving around, and said, No indeed.-And tell me Mrs. Doodla, what did you do when you grew up and found out that your name was Elizabeth? Over the buzz of the successful party, the answer was not heard, but perhaps we shall hear it if we all meet again in the future. 28

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