Stratford College - Iris Yearbook (Danville, VA)

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Blue Pencil Club Olflfl CliRS Xlr:RED1T1-1 Wnsox ......,. .........,............... P refident PAT KRING ........,...,,..........,.4.... Secretary- Trfafurer Those girls who exhibit great interest in publications, thereby malqingoul- standing contributions to Thr Sfmtford 7'ra:'fllrr and 'llllli luis, and who maintain a favorable scholastic average qualify for membership in the Blue Pencil Club. This organization is the college xx riters honor societx The Quill and Scroll is a corresponding journalistic honor organization for high school students X girl, of Junior or senior standing, must be recommended bi the journalistic aclx isor and be approx ed bx the international secretarx treasurer r t Rm Lxkoir ixxn xx lixux lluuum Nun l- XRRELL ln Nlx Lks SMMJRU4 PAT lxiuxc. Lin lloi se xll-Rl:DlTH llnsox bnvrx lol Su ace PIIXLLIS llmxsnxsiiii Tlzm Roc Num LHRISTI-XX Dina l'rTRrixiN Acme fixsux LDITH OLXPHANT liuxi URM Roxx llunu xx liuixik lxxxr Nnuruz Suu lnsnoxc Xluu rxxivs A

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Fzrst Row XIACON CLENIENT PEGGY Borxis LAMP TOLLFX XIARX B XXINIBERLEY Second Rose XIEREDITH XNILSON LARROII TAHOE LEE Nh rms Cot1ll1on Club LEE XIYERS Prffzdent TNTEREDITH Wnsox ....... Vzce Prefzdfnt The Cotillion Club promotes social life at Stratford. This group, under the guidance of Mrs. Alice Norman. sponsors five formal dances each year. Membership is open to the entire student body while the l'xecutive Com- mittee is composed of representatives from each class. This committee transacts 'ill business between the classes and the club producing impressive and efficient social functions. if 82 E?

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International Relations Club PAT liiuxo. ..,,.. ..,,........,.,,,................ P rexidfnt Xl,xcoN CLEMENT, ....4..........,......,,..... 1'1'cf PTEJZAdF7I1 ll.xzE1. Htfcxixs ,... , .,..,.,............... Secretary-Treafurer The lnternational Relations Club is composed of girls showing a genuine interest in national and international affairs. Kleinbers niust be in the upper third of the class to be recoinniendeel by the Dean and elected by the club The members of this club, numbering not more than twentv-five dtxote theinselx es to discussions of current world affairs lrequently guest speakers are inxited to address students on xarious inatteis of interest lhe entire student body is inxittd to attend these special meetings rm' ll ll X xtox iimxi KI-IIR Nx f o C ox I I ' 4 7 3 v v ' Q ' x v 1 . ti v 1 Y . v' l Sai : A2 ci. llrcxixs, l',x'rliit1NcQ,. li ' J C , Srumiz'rzg.' lll .'I IAY Sxltmgs. l.1Nn,x PAYNI-1, jun' llorsi-3, Ili-3'r'1'Y l.oL' Snxuxcgic, Llximi, I'r3x1vLi-3, Jl'1lI'I'll ijl.Yl'llANT, lxnrh Sn, f -1 .jxtxllz'l'1.'f1,i-.x',j.xx Hxiwxicx, ISI-xr C xxx t'K.j1'1.1r1 Solfrl-Luo, ',xRo1.x'N J 31-.s fl 8-1 lik