Collegiate High School - Torch Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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KATHERINE WI-IITESIDE WILLIAMS 60' Oh! Groan . . . Kathy . . . May 1 come in Senior Study? Can l have a ride? N 4 4 Representative to Health Council '53, '54 Senior Play '55 Gln Club '53, '54, '55. '56 B Team Hockey '56 Secretary of Class '56 Senior Standards Council '56 GOLD TEAM - 4 years 33

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PROPI-IECY ON Wednesday, june 4, 1976, the marriage of Miss Amy Deane Moiiitt to the Rev. Pamuel Seters was held at Grace Covenant Church, interrupting Deane's 13,873rd church supper. The marriage was a spectacular attraction since the Reverend per- formed it himself. There was, however, a slight interruption, for just as the strains of Lohengrin were dancing from the strings of the renowned violinist, Maestro Suzanne Bourne, a commotion was raised in the back of the church. How could you have lost a thing like that? wailed Deane to the frantic Miss Ashby Dunn, the maid of honor. But he was here a minute ago. I saw him, gasped Ashby. This detail was soon set straight when the Reverend was found sitting beside Miss Martha Kellogg discussing Byron's greatest work, Childe Harolde. After the impressive ceremony, the wedding party progressed to the estate of Mrs. Carol Dwight, the author of that Hart-rending best-seller, The Day I Shot Truman. Mrs. Dwight stopped her baby-kissing campaign long enough to autograph the bride's copy of the book. Across the room we find that illustrious corpuscle chaser, Dr. Louise Florance, who is said to rush in where hemoglobins fear to tread. She is deep in conversation with the business tycoon, Mrs. Mary Bruce Von Ive-a-Man, whose magazine articles, Better Basement Bargains, have been a tremendous success. Mrs. Ive-a-Man is one of the most versatile business women of the day. She heads the swimming staff of the Y, raises singing roosters, and was recently named Mother of the Year. Our attention is turned from this interesting conversation to the dazzling arrival of Mme. Susan Stokes. Mme. Stokes, who is now a prominent night club singer, glided in with a rose in her teeth, singing in her mellow voice, Dance With Me, Herbertf' Many of the guests rushed out to see the sky-writing done by Brownie Lee, the aeronautics expert. Miss Lee is not only a leader in the aviation field, but also raises apple orchards in several states. From her plane, the Fruit Fly, she waved best wishes and buzzed on her way. So l said to Fauntleroy, 'Fauntleroy,' I said, 'you must do something about it. Do you hear me, FauntleroyP' I said, gushed Elizabeth Wise, prominent socialite and wife of the wealthy potato chip manufacturer. For Betsy Neal, creator of Neal's Niblets, the gossip column, was interviewing some of the most outstanding guests. Betsy was following up the tip that she had gotten about Mr. Wise's latest invention, a dietetic potato chip. Have you a last word for us, Mrs. Wise? inquired Betsy. 35