Oklahoma Presbyterian College - Ithanna Yearbook (Durant, OK)

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LLOYD, E. WHALE, A. WILSON. MARSHALL, STONE, ROBINSON, ATWELL, GOODMAN GLOVER, E. WAGNER, NASH, ADAMS, HOUK N. GOODMAN, ROSENTHAL, SEVERANCE, W. WAGNER

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SOPHOMORE ESTHER NASH PRESIDENT EUGENIA WAONER RUTH GOODMAN BETTIE GLOVER MABEL ATWELL AVA ADAMS JESSIE ROBINSON IVA H OUK NELSINE STONE AMILDRED GOODMAN HAZEL MARSHALL PATE ROSENTHAL ALMA WILSQN MARION SEVERANCE EULA WHALE WILDA WAGNER ANETA LLQYD SOPHOMORE CLASS PROPHECY Double, double toil and trouble Fire burn and cauldron bubble, Scale of dragon tooth of Wolf, One book of Caesar that's enough Root of hemlock, digged il dark Page of French that's a lark.i Liver of blaspheming Jew, One demerit, maybe two, Silvered in the moon's eclipse, Nose of Turk and Tarter's lips. Make the gruel thick and slabg ' Add thereto a tiger's chaudron For the ingredients of our cauldron Double, double toil and trouble Fire burn and cauldron bubble. Cool it with a baboon's blood. Then the charm is firm and good To tell the future of each lass Wl1o's now a member of the Sophomore C lass Now they pass us in review Let's see what comes from the witches stew AVA Dear sweet contented thing! 'Though the race is not always to the swift we fear that this artistic and brilliant young lady will not reach the goal of her ambition unless ambition chooses to wait for her. HAZEL Her Ideals are so high! It is our prophecy that she will be a great social leader and a patron of fashion and art. 43

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IVA. Next, our dear aunt, whose smile of cheer And voice, in dreams, we see and hear The sweetest Woman ever fate Perverse, denied a household mate. We prophesy that she will become a modern Demosthenes, a suffragette and become a power of good to all the world. EULA. O happy man, that iixed his choice on THEE O, maiden sweet! Yes undoubteely a clergyman should marry. H S We predict she will be a minister's wife. How adorably she will conduct the mission sewing classes and the mother's meetings. i ' She will hold the heart of her husband as the heart of the world is held-by a woman's love and A tress of golden hair . MARION. She's a dear sweet girl 'cause daddy said so . Her future is to be a decided success-that'S settled also-. She will have a worthy husband and a happy home Where jusi one will shall rule She shall be the poet with nothing else to do Than to Write the pretty verses lie shall dance the music to. ESTHER. Our esteemed President. When Clotho left her the loom of gold She learned broidery, fair needle Work and songs upon the lute. As she grows in beauty, grace and loveliness, She shall weave by nigh and day A magic web with colors gay. When sometimes through the mirror blue The knights come riding two by two , . Like Hildegarde, she will keep the Sterling yard stick by her mirror with which to measure the stature of her prince. ' . As the years go by and the prince comes, she will cut the golden web and lit his mantle faultlessly. Her life shall be crowned with happiness as it was written in the stars. 61 66 OUR SPONSOR. Nay but you, who do not love her, Is she not pure gold, Our Sponsor? Holds earth aught-speak truth-above her? OUR CLASS. Yes-we are the smartest girlies In this College of the Dumb, And when we shall have sung our swan song No other swans shall come. Now the weird sisters, hand in hand, Posters, of the Sea and land, Thus do go about, about, Thrice to thine, and thrice to mine, And thrice again to make up nine, Peace! the charm's wound up. -.Pi AND P. 45