Bryant University - Ledger Yearbook (Smithfield, RI)

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LUCY KEVORKIAN leaves her followers from Providence College in the capable hands of Stella Demarkis. NATALIE PINO bequeaths her peaches and cream complexion to the leading soap adver- tisers. ' GLORIA JOHNSON gives her wonderful class hours and free periods to her cousin, Johnny Brock. HELEN FRIEDMAN, RUTH KAPROVE, and ETHEL WEXLER bequeath Room 4 of Stowell House to its next occupants who will soon dis- cover what it is like to live in Grand Central Station. ' MILDRED MOORE bequeaths her reserved air to Trudy Suckman who is so terribly noisy. VIVIAN THURSTON leaves her soprano voice to Terry Centifanti. LENA ROGERS leaves her soft, comfortable bed to a fellow Vermonter who is attending Bryant next year. ICouId that Vermonter be Lena's sister?l BARBARA BURKAT bequeaths Stowell's 2300 a. m. phone calls from Shakey to the incoming freshmen. DOTTY STEWART bequeaths her popularity with Santa Claus at the Christmas Assembly to any freshman with a wagon. NATHALIE KNIGHT leaves her ability to flunk accounting to Lorraine Wiemann-at least she knows what a debit is. MARY TSONOS leaves her quietness to Jane Fuller. DOROTHY OLTER leaves her collegiate airs and mannerisms to Alice O'Day. CARMELA GIZZARELLI bequeaths her danc- ing talent to any freshman interested in learning how to dance. GEORGE KANE bequeaths the privilege of being Mr. O'Brien's pet in Public Speaking to his brother, John P. Kane. ARLINE BOISVERT leaves her gift of gab to Doris Wagner. MADELYN GUSETTI bequeaths her original hair-do to the magazine ads. MARILYN LA FRANCE leaves her early-to- bed policy to Edie Liebler who is in need of it. BENNIE DAVID bequeaths his record of per- fect attendance to all the freshmen who are yet to start out in his footsteps. OLGA SHEMET bequeaths her laughter and smiles to the many Bryant students who could use them. JOAN TODD bequeaths the Net Operating Loss Deduction to her friends from Club l7. MARIE CHILLI bequeaths her outstanding ability for reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic to her roommate Connie Lecznar. ROBERT BIRT leaves the position of assistant to Mr. Handy to James Sullivan. SUSAN MAHONEY bequeaths her spring that is sprung to the new inmate of her room at Harriet Hall. TILLY ANDREWS bequeaths her many scho- lastic abilities to others who are striving for- ward. JOYCE FINNEY leaves the daily high jump from her upper bunk to the next occupant of her room. CHARLES CLAYTON bequeaths the best i935 Ford on the campus to Leo St. Onge so that he may get to class on time when his car falls apart. STASIA ZUROMSKI leaves Dean Gulski in peace and contentment until another freshman with similar problems knocks on his door. DOLORES LAURION leaves her love of corny jokes to June Steiner. DONALD JACOBS leaves his gift of gab to any Freshman who wants to be heard, and CHARLIE CLAYTON bequeaths his wisecracks in classes to Jim Murphy and hopes he gets away with as many as Charlie did. BEE MCCRUDDEN leaves her famous walk to any Freshman who wants to be recognized. PHIL WATSON and PAUL CORICH be- queath to Ed Butler the joy of tlrose extra five minutes in Mr. Gulski's classes. To John Wetton is left those verbatim notes of GLADYS ARANOSIAN. May he never need any morel MITCHEL SOLOMON bequeaths his ability to sit through Mr. Cruickshank's lecture and learn so much, to Ernie Muenier. CLARA LEWIS leaves her unique ability of getting into the middle of a memorized speech and then forgetting the rest of it, to Eileen Kingsley. JACK LEVY bequeaths a complete unlimited copy of his unfinished Camera Club unfinished prose to Mr. O'Brien for posterity. THE ENTIRE B. A. CLASS leaves its team- work on homework lin the Gym fifteen min- utes before classesl to the poor, dumb Freshies whose real troubles begin in their senior year. ROLAND WHITE leaves. Period. Forty-three

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