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De Fernandes leaves her pep and vrtalrty to Beth McKenna Emily Ferry leaves her Harvard accent to the grrls from Boston Josre Foley leaves on 1 motor scooter for her second honeymoon Jan Folta leaves her lost weight to Gloria Berthel Ginny Gaffey leaves her memories of Bermuda for all the adventure bound students to dream about lNancy Garcia leaves her double orders of English muffins to Dorothy Haley Jean Gasbarrr leaves her executive abrlrty to Helen Bryne Joyce Gatzke leaves her reputation for crazy escapades to Judy Leary Choice Getchell leaves strll tall rng Prrscrlla Getchell leaves with a quiet smrle for everyone Esther Grzyb leaves her sense of humor and wrtty remarks to Cleo Bacopulos Dottie Grzeszczvl leaves her name trouble to Mary Ann Kszystynrak Crnnv Hanscom leaves the Marne tradrtron to be carried on b5 Judy Clark Isabel Hawkins leaves her darly rrdes on the F 81 L to Ann Progrn Barbara Jablonsl 1 leaves her closet to Shella Rerm Madge Jal ubowrcz leaves her letters from the War Department to all those with men rn the servrce Jo Kaplan leaves her cheery good mornings to all the wrde eyed Juniors Delores Ixestyn leaves her dret secrets to Sally Ixmgston Joan Knrrtson leaves her frat pm to Jean Riley Jean Lacarre leaves her obstetrical abrlrty to future students of obstetrrcs Helen Lewrs leaves her abrlrty to sleep anywhere, anytime to anyone whos sleepy enough to take rt Dottie Love leaves her srster Mary Betty Mansour leaves her many trrps to home to Midge Krllelea Harrret Martrn leaves her big brown eyes to Ann Arnold Blame Mocarskr leaves to buy her phonograph Joan Murphy leaves her love of nrght duty wrth much despair Anna Nerr leaves her vorce to Dorothy Van Dresser Claire Norman leaves her crushes to all those who intend to catch an M D Pat O Connor leax es her prcnrcs and beach partres to Lorrre Lacasse Mary O Leary leaves her specral gym classes to Gerry Ball Nlary 0 Sullivan leaves her memories of affrlratrons to Bert McComb I' aye Pacl ard leaves her dry humor to Ann C ull Dorrs Parsons leaves for a wedding Beverly Perry leaves her sheet musrc to Judy Hrllner Jax ne Presuttr leaves strll doing the right thrng Nlaureen Quinn and Lleauor Vesperr leave their surte to two grrls who can get along Marie Renaud leaves her maiden name to anyone who wants to change hers Connie Rrvard leaves her height to Lors Hall Tessre Sheehan leaves her foot trouble behrnd she hopes Bette Srnrth leaves her abrlrty to tell Jol es to Mrllre Francis Ann Spahl leaves her poetry to the school lrbrarv Margie Strand leaves her sw eet ways to Nancy Parker Weenie Taylor leaves wrth hopes of growing taller Jon Trndle leaves for rnedrcal school Betty Traynor leaves her grocery store supply of food for all hungry students Janet Traynor leaves vrrth memories of a honeymoon rn 1' lorrda Barbara Vlatl rns leaves her long blond locks to Judy Coolidge Janrce Wrllrams leaves her Jrms, Johns, and Jerrys to Garl Prlcher Carmen Woodward leaves her bashful ways to Margaret Burgess . 4 l . . C A ' I C ' - J. ' - . , . L. . 4 v 4 . ' . l N ' 1 ' R 1 ' ' Q. . . . 1 U i ' ' ' Y I 1 - ,. ' . . . . , I W . . . Eleanor Methot leaves her sewing ability to Janice Wheeler. 4 1 ' f - ' U 1 . . . . M . , , . . . . I 7 . ' i! 1 , . . . . . l ' 4 Q . . I 1 v . H . . . . .77 I il . Q, . .Q . A . n A . ' ' . L . . A . i . . 4 .M . Y 1 F - , 7, ' 1 u 4 v l 7 il ' .
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6111.95 Will We the class of 1955, of the Burbank Hospital School of Nursing, of Fitchburg, county of Worcester, state of Massachusetts, being of tired bodies and weary minds, do hereby will and bequeath the following significant or not so significant items, material and immaterial to the people mentioned herein, with which to do as they wish, so long as it reflects the condition of our persons. TO OUR PARENTS - Our everlasting thanks, appreciation and love for the countless sacrifices you have made which enabled us to reach our goal. TO THE FACULTY -- Our sincere gratitude for making the years spent at Burbank a significant part of our lives. TO THE JUNIORS - A bottle of yeast tablets so that you may rise to the occasion of being seniors. T0 THE FRESHMEN - Enough capability, wisdom and school spirit to carry you through the coming years. WE LEAVE TO - Be remembered. Understand, serve and love. Render our best skills and knowledges. Better establish sound human relationships. Aid in the development of nursing. Now enter new fields of endeavor. Know, yet always seek new knowledges. Mary Abrahamson leaves her ladylike manner to Phoebe Cooper. Ann Aikens leaves her sparkling performances on the basketball court to Norma Cummings. Carol Anderson leaves without her Brooklyn accent. Betty Babcock leaves her tall stature and long hair to Ann Paterson. Lee Bakstran leaves her horses and cars to Mattie Carrigan. Mary Botseas leaves her slow, easy, thorough manner to Sylvia jambrek. Lee Burbage leaves her favorite white bucks that had to be left only with persuasion. Carolyn Callery leaves Hjackiefl Annette Clark leaves her memories of the happy hours spent on Women's Ward to all future candidates. Audrey Damon leaves her good will with the U. S. Navy to Janet Marley. Clivia DeMello leaves her razor to Bartley. Alice Eatough leaves her dimples to Charlotte Howard. janet Eaves leaves in her baby Austin. Beverly Estabrook leaves her many men and good times to anyone who can get them.
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