Stratford College - Iris Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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THE llll Senior Kallege Will and Przfphccy VVhile studying laboriously on Beowulf in the library, a College sophomore of the Class of 1963 found in the binding of an ancient Beowulf textbook a worn manuscript, upon which was the VVill and Prophecy of the Senior College Class of 1943. Unrolling the musty scroll, the inquisitive sophomore gazed upon: We the Class of 343 place our future in the hands of our three illustrious prophets, who have set down upon this scroll our VVill and Prophecy. Pattie Peace leaves her originality to Gloria Gersh, and is seen going back to the frozen north across the Mase -on Dixon line. Irma Niittelman surrenders her room to Oscar fthe rodentj, and goes into a large compaign of advertising mouse traps. Jane McPhayden bequeaths her easel to Chosh,' Waldo, and is later found in the White House restyling Mrs. Roosevelt's clothes. Edith Sinott leaves her complacency to Tish Andrews, and becomes Brooklyn's first Ambassador to Spain. Helen Boggs Wills her red hair to RozH Randall, and continues imbibing the fountain of knowledge while seeking a degree higher than the Ph. D. Sherry Daly gives her incredible hair-do's to anyone else who could wear them and leaves to continue her history of one continuous Paige. Ann McCarty leaves her Ames and higher standards to the succeeding students of Stratford and becomes thefirstwoman president. Emma Orr departs from Stratford on Winged feet and joins Bill to command their squad- ron. Sally Champlin parts with her laugh to give it to Martha Jane Smith and is seen devoting the rest of her life to S-C-O-T-C-H. ClScien- tiflc Care of the Connecticut I-Iors.es.j Dot Jane Jimmerson relinquishes her loquacity to Elizabeth Hammock and picks up her life to carry on to be the sweetheart of the Air Corps. Evelyn Rose wills her sophistication to Be Wright and devotes the rest of her life to riveting. C203 June Nicholas leaves nothing at al and goes into collaboration with Bob Hope in his new hit W'it While You Wait program. Sinny Macmillan leaves the Roost in a chaotic condition, and goes into the study of the English language. Mary -Beth Ames, after bestowing her nails on Dot McClure, leaves to enter a scientific study of keeping the ends of her hair up. Jean McDaniel donated her earrings to Robin,' Mahoney, and is found planning U. S. O. entertainments. Leaving her one-man bridge games to who- ever is Bent-on going crazy, Rusty Kretschmar takes up a career singing coloratura parts in light opera. Cookie Marrett parts with her Vic and gives it to and establishes the hrst one-woman orchestra. Caroline Clore would leave a pack of gum to every potential secretarial student but be- cause of priorities she will just leave to take up life in the nursery to care for the BUDdings BRUCES. Libby High wills her jitterbugging to Boze and goes to Harlem to delve further into the primitive art. Marjorie Gatewood gives her typewriter to Polly Donnell and starts tl1e 'first typewriting course by correspondence. Claire Noyes leaves her continual state of confusion for the first time. Here's hoping the coming-out party is successful. Schnick deRonge leaves a pair of hard- ened eardrums to Miss Shields and goes forth to play her recordings in the asylum for the deaf. Virginia Pullen parts with her Beowulf note- book to give it to Mary Moorman Jones and is now mending small parachutes. Ve Woodson and Jean Manice NOSTRADANIUS, JR.,JR. JR.,JR. JR. JR. Rusty Kretschmar Schnick deRonge. Sally Champlin.

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is THE nu --- - ay SENIOR HALL ' H MARGARET ANNE BEASLEY .... ....... 1 Jrerident MARY W. PICKETT ........ .... V ice Prexidfnt VIRGINIA MARSHALL ..,. ...... S ecremry JEAN TREVVETT ..... ......... T reafurer MAE MURRAY ..... .... S ergeant-at-.f11'm.f We dood it! Graduation has come at last to the Hall Class of '43. lHigh school books are closed, leaving a record worthy of display. Guided by Miss Elizabeth Pannill, this class symbolized by a gold and white banner and the yellow Iris, offers a challenge to those who follow in their footsteps. These footsteps now take different pathways-some to the far corners of the earth, others to continue at Stratford and carry on the Spirit of '43. C221