Andrews School - Andrean Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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Class Will I, Sandie Lloyd, will my one-track mind to Carol and Lauralie so they can have track-and-a-half minds. We, Maxie and Jan, will our phenomenal skill to get into trouble yet have loads of fun. I, Mary Jane McCafferty, will to the office practice room one bar of soap that will remove mimeograph ink. I, Bertha Merchak, will to my little sisters my proficiency in finding an All-Star Football and Basketball player who will send unexpected roses. I, Gail Meyer, will my capacity for exasper- ating Mr. Carr to Christine M'cGuin'- ness. I, Evelyn Neundorfer, will to Mr. J my desire to be tied down. I Donna Overholt, will to my little sisters the ability to become engaged in their senior year. VVe, Sheilah and Marion, will our Manner's Big Boys and milkshakes falso our male roles in the play, to Bonnie and Karen. I, Linda Paulson, will to Sandy Morrell, my ability to have such versatile projects in clothing class. I, Joyce Penny, will to any clothing junior my ability to be the slowest seamstress in the Senior Clothing Class. I, Charleen Ramsey, will to my little sisters my success in having my boy friend home on three-day passes from the army. I, Charlene Rolfe, will to anyone who might need them, my many dialects-and to my little sisters, Steve Ann and Betty, all the trials and tribulations of being a Senior. I, Joanne Salo, will my telephone call from a Frenchman and my friendship with Bob Feller to my little sisters, Judy Cunning- ham and Joyce Zimmer. I. I. I, I. Gail Seymour, will my floating action to Dorothy Stoiber. Lois Sholtis, will to Pat Tirpak my ca- pacity for living up to the role of Lydia Bernice Span, will my resonant voice to anyone who wants it. Carol Stevens, will my readiness to hypno- tize to Suzy, Linda, and Diane. VVe, Sharen Swanson and Kay Kusmer, will I. I. I. I. I. our competence in remaining lasting friends-even if we did have a few argu- ments-to Louise, Brenda, J.J. and our Little Sis's. Lyuua Teschke, will to my little sister-., Erika, Diane, and JoAnn, my ability to make coffee cake with 2 cups of salt in- stead of sugar. Gael Tiderman, will to Pat Boerner and Donna Jaco my love of sports. Sue Tigue, will to my sister, Mary Ellen, my aptitude to scratch car bumpers right after a driver's test. Suzy Trofimov, will my skill in ballet to anyone who wishes to suffer from it. Marilyn Wakelee, will to my little sisters, Pat and Charlene, the ingenuity to make butter out of whipped cream. IVe, Cathy VVarzlow and Sally Kintner, be- I. 1, I, queath to our little sisters Virginia and Nancy our ability to do the wrong things at the right time. Marna VVelk, will to all future uppei classmen my skill in getting along with Case men. Geri White, will my giggle to anyone who wants it. Joan VVinpisinger, will to my little sisters, Corrine and Joyce, the pleasant walk across the bridge in the middle of the winter for two more years.

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