Stratford College - Iris Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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Cllr? i7!'i9 7942 Swim Jia!! Glam aqiaiaaq Suddenly out of the night I found myself stumbling along the rocky path of learn- ing-I was the Class of '42. lVIy sole supporters being Basie Crumpler and Louise Gardner. I was off to a brilliant start because of their outstanding scholastic rating and financial genius. Next September rolled around and I felt my wavering footsteps greatly strength- ened. I was amazed at the number of supporters I had gained--why there were Boots Bralley, Virginia Lambeth, Virginia Robertson, lVIargaret Del-lart, llflary Fazel, lldary llfloorman Jones and Sarah Thorpe! This increase enabled me to push farther into my four year sojourn. Basie Crumpler continued as my guiding hand which led me safely to my third year. Then Holly Lockwood, Jeanne Anderson and llflargaret Hancock cast their fate with ours. Mary ll-Ioorman Jones steered me through this year quite capably too. Nly fourth year found me greatly increased and strengthened for the last lap. Rosalind Randall, Mary Parsons, lVIary Parker, Jeanelle Ray, Joy Robinson, Carol Liddy, Audrey Wiiig and Donna Lewis all came to add their strength. To guide me through my senior year Sarah Thorpe took over the wheel. I should like to mention several honors which I have had. I won the prize for having the best banner at October Day ,4.I, then, my members won for me the Stratford lVIagazine Contest ,42. In lVIarch, '42, finding myself quite grown-well, almost, anyway--I took over Spring Planting Day-did quite well too. Not all of my honors came from the class as a whole, though, every member stood out. Here are a few: Boots Bralley was the first house president of Stratford Hall. Carol Liddy was court jested at Twelfth Night, '42, and also a member of the cast in the Spring Play, '42, Holly Lockwood graced the May Cou1't in ,4I and '42, she was also the Christmas Card Girl, '4I. Our own Joy Robinson was chosen maid of honor in the lVIay Court, ,42. Audrey Wiiig was also in the May Court, '42. And so with these honors flaming behind me I embark with a courageous spirit into the surging tides of life with the knowledge that: All's well that ends well. -:Sf 30 Ee