St Annes School - Synopsis Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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THEME l5EAR RE.-mans: We of the Annual Staff have worked for years trying' to make Tim S.uN'r a true picture of St. Anne's as we all rememlmer it. Many of us are growing' feeble in service. and this year we simply had to give up. Ideas would not come. XN'e thought and thought and decided that nothing we could say or do would please you. -lust as we were feeling most frustrated, who should ask to come to one of our meetings tthouglt she now claims we begged herl hut Pung-yo. Here was our solution! Since she was so interested. why not let her write the Annual? At first, she was not too pleased. hut we reminded her that since her very name means fl'll'llCl,u it was her lmounden duty to give us the lmenefit of her oliiective view of us all and her generally philosophic attitude. XN'e feel that her usual reclining' position. with ears always cocked to pick up Imits of juicy gossip and notice of praiseworthy endeavor, have made her the perfect source of information. just as Fung'-yo is our friend, so are we one another's friend. May this year's Annual. as inspired by Pung-yo. remind you of all that St. Anne's means. Tint ANNUAL STAFF. l5l'

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Miss CATHERINE OFFLEY Co1,EMAN lDlEDllCA ll'llON HO is liable to slip into your room while you are deep in thought, startle you out of your studies with the sudden glare of a flashbulb, and happily laugh fwith her own special roarj as she clutches the camera and steals down the hall in pursuit of new unsuspecting subjects? Who announces her arrival and departure with the thunderous spluttering of an extremely undersized car? lVho was it that bewildered all of us, not to mention herself, by moving from floor to floor, and room to room at the beginning of this year? Cl thought she'd never settle down lj Her sitting room has seen her work without pause on such occasions as that mem- orable one when the Annual had to go to press, even though she should have been in bed the entire time because of her cold, and it has seen her give generously of her time to anyone, whether the help was needed for French, English, Chemistry, Math. her own subject CBiblej, or just one of the many trials and tribulations of daily life. Above all, who has the understanding of Hosea, the perseverance of Moses. and the patience ofjob? . . . W'ell, ofcourse I mean Jlfiu faflnerine Offley Coleman i7l