Sacred Heart College - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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■.. « - LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Having given the matter much deep thought and minute consideration, we, the Graduating Class of Sacred Heart Junior College, do aver that the following is our Last Will and Testament; and we declare that all other such documents drawn up bv us are perfectly useless both to ourselves and others, and will do no one any good whatsoever to peruse. Article I To the Faculty we leave our sincere loyalty and gratitude, our love and admiration, and the remembrance— lest thev forget— of our undivided at- tention during classes. Article II I, Phyllis Naughton, leave to anyone who needs it my appreciation of a good time and my love for the little stray idle moments. With the world the way it is this bequest should be valued. To the Sacred Heart girls of the future, I, Ernestine Russell, do bequeath my boy friends of State College. It looks as though they ' ll need them, and I can manage only one at a time. I, Peggy Angelo, do will and bequeath my place in the Shorthand Class to anyone who wants it. If she needs any help, let me know. To Lillian Applewhite I, Patsy Ballard, leave my love for the Home Economics Class, After all, what the country needs is good cooking, after the ingredients are secured. To Marguerite George I, Helen Baxley, do leave my blonde hair. Take good care of it, Marguerite, I may need it back. I, Lillian Kotasek, do will to Ann Connell, if she ' ll have it, my stao line of Abbey boys. May she take as good care of them as I did! To my sister, Margaret, I, Betty McGerrigle, leave my peace (No, I didn ' t write PIECE !) of mind and freedom of speech. Just to keep it in the family. I, Kathleen Neilson, do will and bequeath my LUCK— that commodity that is said to be peculiar to the Irish— to whomsoever gets the editorship of Grauatim next year. To my roommate, Dot Shelton, I, Mary Powers, do will and bequeath my powers of application and industry that she may in her spare moments, if the desire possess her, set fire to the Catawba. Mary C. Thilmont Page Twenty four

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PROPHECY Now that Graduation time is here e wonder about the coming years: So into the crystal ball we look. And find our future an open book. Peggv Angelo will be a fashion designer: Creations like hers there will be none finer. Patsy Ballard a stenographer will be. Til some young man says Marry me. Helen Ba.xlev will haye a great name; She will go down in the I lall of Fame. They ' ll let all the conyicts out of jail Just to hear Lillian Kotasek play the scale. Betty McGerrigle— that cute, little lass. Will probably teach an English class. Phyllis Xaughton, adorable dream, ill have a husband on whom she will beam. Kathleen Neilson so friendly and fair Has for golfing a remarkable flair. A lary Powers who has nothing to fear ill make social work her career. Ernestine Russell will be a model known all over town But she will look her loveliest in a wedding gown. Man, - Catherine Thilmont what will she be : It remains for the future— just wait and see! After all this I might be a poet For I have talent, and didn ' t even know it! Lillian Kotasek Page Twenty-three I 4

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ACADEMY SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Mildred Knox, secretary and treasurer; Mary Ellen Donworth, president; Ruth Williams, vice- president. Page Twenty-five