Baltimore Junior College - Courtier Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the Class of February '56 We, the Class of February 19561 do hereby will and bequeath to the faculty and administration of Bal timore Junior College the following: Mr. Bell ......,..... .A super jumbo size appointment book Miss Morris .... .... Mr. Stonesifer ........ Mr. McBeth Dr. Adams Mrs. Adkins .... . . . Mr. Forster . . . . . Mr. Lewis .... Mr. Lindley ...... Mr. Carroll Rankin Mr. Norma Buckley . . . Mrs. Weisman .... Mrs. Porterfield .. Mr. Schissler . . . Mrs. Bowlsbey .... Mr. Defassio .. . Mr. Dehaven . . . Mr. Miller ..... Dr. Musselman .. . Dr. Otto ..... Mr. Perlman .. . Dr, Reed .... I Dr. Valentine . . . Miss Sellman . . . . Mrs. Wormell .... Mr. Bailey .......... To the girls of BJC . . To the boys of BJC . . Donald Rankin . . . A supply of pourers - One pair of roller skates for rapid transportation in BJC halls Our apologies for any gray hairs we may have given him A long stick to jolt students who become weary by sev- enth period American Lit class A lab coat by Christian Dior Second period Wednesday free to attend City College assemblies A book of 1,000 unused speech topics for his students A student body with a quality point average of 4 so they all will automatically be recommended A trust fund for the class to cover Crier expenses A green bow tie with pink polk-a-dots A green outfit to wear on her first St . Patrick's day as an Irishman A Brink's truck wwth several handsome guards to assist with the money An automatic veteran finder for the end of the month A Joe Miller Joke Book A symphony orchestra to replace records in the music appreciation course Enough BJC athletic fans to fill the stadium A telvision camera to start WBJC-TV IBM machines to help solve his problems Technicolor cinemascope films for his classes Our well used French verb wheels Copies of all the still lifes of books and bottles done by his students A new species of fern Enough Union flags to pair up with his vast supply of Confederate flags An official bouncer for the library A male skeleton to keep the present female skeleton company. First preference on borrowing Mr. Schissler's Joe Miller Joke Book We leave Eddie Fisher in person to take the place of his ' 1 ' L this fall statue which was in the Gir s ounge We leave Debbie 41

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1 w 1 w in E, E i, Z: i I T w Mr. Geary Stonesifer, Marshal of the academic procession. joan Albrecht, Mary Cook, Rochelle Mendelsohn, Betty Custy, Wilma Trieschman, Julius Pellicot, Samuel Gre- ber, Louis Willett, Thomas Wolf, Milton Goldinger, Charles Kemp, James Thompson, John Calzone, Anton Zeman, John Dix, David johnson. Betty Custy receiving citizenship award from Dean Katenkamp. Graduating with highest honors is Thomas Lee Wolf. H 43 , on ,,,, s aa, . a, '