Hannah More School - Within the Lych Gate Yearbook (Reisterstown, MD)

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WITHIN THE LYCH GATE 1934 enior CI ass SENIOR COLOR S: Green and Gold Josephine Winston .. President Jane Stevens Vice-President Elizabeth McGeorge . .... Treasurer Jeanne Spencer . Secretary AMY BLANDY MARY MADISON BROOKS MARY BURCHARD HELEN GARNER ALICE HAMMOND LESLIE JAMES GENEVIEVE MARSH CATHERINE LINN REESE ELEANOR RIGGS BETTY WYSONG ELAINE YELLOTT 16

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WITHIN THE LYCH GATE 1934 15

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WITHIN THE LYCH GATE 1934 The Last Will And Testament Of The Senior Class Of 1934 We, the Senior Class of Hannah More, being sound in mind and body, do hereby make the following bequests: Article 1. I, Amy Blandy, bequeath my ability to tell one better to Florence Fowble. Article 2. I, Mary Madison Brooks, do debqueath my future week-ends at St. John ' s to Elsie Angell. Article 3. I, Marv Burchard, do bequeath my sense of humor to Peggy Flockhart. Article 4. I. Helen Garner, bequeath my ability to keep out of trouble to Frances Rich. Article 5. I, Alice Hammond, bequeath my mania for drums to Janet Skinner. Article 6. I, Leslie James, bequeath my brown and white 3 fords to Mary Hunt Hardinge. Article 7. I, Genny Marsh, do bequeath my dignity to Claudia Silk. Article 8. I. Elizabeth McGeorge, bequeath my passion for basketball to Char ' Lee Munn. Article 9. I, Kitty Linn Reese, hereby bequeath my Lardley ' s bath powder to Mary Hunt Hardinge. Article 10. I, Eleanor Riggs, hereby bequeath my Southern drawl to Miss Delay. Article 11. I. Jeanne Spencer, bequeath my future Senior week-ends at Annap- olis to Betsy Porter. Article 12. I, Jane Stevens, bequeath my privilege of playing for gym to Miss McGuire. Article 13. I, Jo Winston, do bequeath my alarm clock to Angel. Article 14. I, Betty Wyson, do hereby bequeath my ink-well to Second Wyman. Article 15. I, Elaine Yellott. bequeath my lady-like laugh to Henrietta Logan. 1