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1, MARY BAKER, leave my shoes to whoever can make use of them. They are size 7. Are there any bidders? I, JOSEPH COSTA, leave to EDDIE ALVES my ability to volunteer and take a chance. Accept all challenges, Eddie! I. MARY PALUMBO, leave to LOUISE QUAKTARO my ability to be a perfect forward. Here’s wishing you luck, Louise. I. DELPHINA AVILLA. leave to “SANDY PALES my job of lending money to those who need it. You’d better start saving now. Sandy. I. MARGARET GREENE, leave to ANGELINA TERRA my auburn hair. It attracts quite a hit of attention. Angelina. I. MARGARET McGANN, leave to VIVIAN HILL my elocution book. Use it more than I did, Vivian. I. ANGELINA ALFANO, leave to ATTILIO TOPAZIO my ability to draw. Keep up the good work T . I. MADELINE CANNIZZARO, leave to MARY CABRAL my ability to do my history homework. Don’t get discouraged. Mary. I. ROSE M A SCO LA, leave to FLORA SILVIA my ability to keep strictly to my diet. I.oads of luck in this undertaking. Flora. I. IRENE FURTADO, leave my shy manner to LYVINIA MATURE I’m sure you can make use of it. Lyvinia. I. ANGELO ASCOLI. leave to EDWARD MASSA my new haircut. It isn't much Eddie, but it’s all I’ve got. I. ANDREW DEL TORO, leave to DANTE PANSA, my position as Colt’s glamour boy Don’t fall down on the job. Opie.” I. IRENE HEAD, leave to MARY SOUSA, my blushes. Don’t use them too often “Be’’, they might wear out. I. EMILY SOUSA, leave to DOROTHY COSTA my chatter and giggles. Don't let the teachers get lonesome. Dot. I. LAURA FRANCIS, leave my talkative manner to MARY COSTA. Don’t ruin my reputation. Mary. I. ANNA CAVALLARO, leave my collection of jokes to ALBERTINA SILVIA. Be sure to keep the teachers and students amused, Tina. I. GILDA SILVIA, leave my job of teaching the boys to dance to ELVA HOLBROOK. Don't wear shoes without toes, Elva. I. DR USA LINA OREFICE. leave to JOSEPHINE TURCAROLA my job of cutting stencils. You’d better get a gcod supply of eradaction, J. J.’’ I. JULIA PUYA. leave a list of the boys I left behind me to my sister. CLAUDIA. I. EDNA ATKINSON, leave my title of “human chatterbox’’ to any one of a dozen Junior girls who are qualified for it. I. GEORGE MURRAY, leave my ability to make a short story long to NORMAN RENE. I. PEARSE MATHEWSON, leave one sparingly used trig book to TOMMY CAM-PAGNA. I. EM ELIA BUCOLO. leave my position as cafeteria cashier to LUCY DEL PIANO, with instructions not to trust anybody. I. MARY DU PONT, leave to SHIRLEY OSOFSKY. my job as professional office girl. I. FLORENCE JORDAN, leave to REGINA PARTINGTON a pair of dreamy eyes. Very powerful! I. KATHERINE CONLAN. leave my prized formula for A’s and B’s to ROSE FASANO. I. WILLIAM BOTTOMLEY. leave my bewhiskered “joke book to GUILBERT AGUIAR, hoping he will think the jokes” funny. I. RAYMOND McCLURE, leave my traffic whistle to KENNETH STURDEVANT. trusting he is more musically inclined than I. I. EVA NIELLO, leave my knowledge of French verbs to JOE SANTO. I. KATHRYN LAFAZIA, leave my “come hither glance’’ to NANCY DE PASQUALE. Watch out! It’s magnetic! I, GABRIEL SAVIANO, leave my string of broken hearts to CHARLIE COGGESHALL. I. HENRY HAM BRICK, leave my ability to take life easy, yet to pass all subjects to ROBERT GAGNON. I. BENJAMIN PECKHAM, leave my contagion little chuckle to ELMER ANGELL. It sure tides you over bad spots! 21
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AGRICULTURAL CLUB BEAN AND SPAGHETTI CLUB Front Row (L. to R.)—Thomas. Marasco. Russo. Eiscnstadt, Tocvs, Hambrick. Back Row (L. to R.)—Peckham, Anderton, McClure.
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