Stratford College - Iris Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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FUR 1943 Swim' Hall Superlafiws 1 M 0:1 REjJI'd'.H'llZlll ive Bart Alhletr MAIiGARlE'l' ANNE BEASLEY fWo.rt Popular Bart Loofeing VIRGINIA MARSIIALL M on Talented JACQUELINE BRILI. .14 But St-udent 1Vo.rt C01LI'lK01L,f JANE-ARTHUR ETHERIDGE Maxi Dejhenrlablf MARY PICILETT Wm im JEAN TREVVETT Brit Drznezl BARBARA ANNE REICH C337 E mn was J E B I E si E E E E ma 5 . . PERFECT SENIOR Ifair-,' ISABEL LEVVIS Eyef: FAITI-1 LIBERMAN Nom: ANITA DAVENSON lllouth: JEAN 'FREVVIETT Skin: JEAN TREVVETT Ilamlx PRISCILLA MITCHELL Figuw: VIRGINIA MAIKSHALL Legx: NANCY C. BOATWRIGHT Voice: PRISCILLA MITCHELL

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'lllll Illl Senior flu!! Will Now that the year is over we, the Senior Hall Class of '43, leave this will of memories and unforgotten times. We wish the girls that follow in our footsteps the best of luck and the most of everything. A bouquet of orchids goes to Miss Pannill, to whom we owe our sincere gratitude for the endless hours she has spent to make us all the ideal Stratford student. As for the faculty we hope the Class of ,43 will prove to be a lighter burden upon the shoulders of you all-if possible? At last the time has come to take a glance up the stairway of the past. Barbara Reich leaves her sweet, innocent voice to Jane Stimmel. Joyce Evans leaves her smoking permission QD to Eileen Maitland. Nancy Carter Boatwright leaves her Latin and geometry brilliance to Rosa Gray Simp- son. Her four years stay at Stratford is left by Addie Stanley to Anita Smith. Susan Leitch leaves the new arrangement of the books in the library to anyone that can manage to find the hidden key. Jean Trevvett wills her brilliance to Lawry Clark. Faith Liberman leaves her seat outside the telephone booth to Betty Hess. Carolyn Cunningham leaves her seat in Idiot's Delight to anyone who is interested. Virginia Marshall bestows her scientific nature to Barbara Cary. Mae Nlurray has left John Fuller to any little girl that can get him-huh! C323 Jean Boze leaves Helen Weaver her card for an appointment to meet Shakespeare in 1950. Isabel Lewis wills Eight Bells to Jean Pritchett. Margaret Ann Beasley leaves her many freckles to Mildred Helm. To anyone that can pick up where she left off, Mary Pickett leaves the spot in front of Stratford College at 5:45. Marion Meloney leaves Stratford Hall- period! Ann Wilson leaves her bed in the infirmary with regret. Camilla Ray bestows her daily letters from Branna River to Marjorie Zug. Pat O'Connor leaves her height to Peter Pannill. Gloria Gersh's bottle of peroxide goes to Betty Woods. Mildred Miro wills her Spanish records and accent to Jean Manice. Gene Ray leaves her place in Miss Hoofie's heart to Betsy Coleman. Priscilla Nlitchell leaves her blond locks to Gloria Jernigin. Marjorie Wyatt leaves her bashfulness to Ann Dick Pritchard. Anita Lou Davenson regretfully leaves Mail Box No. 471 to any under-grad who can follow- up with daily Air Corps mail! Jean Yarboro leaves her love of Latin to Margaret Handy. jane-Arthur Etheridge leaves her athletic ability to Betty Boatwright. , Jackie Brill donates her drawing board to anyone who wants it.

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