Charlotte Country Day School - Postscript Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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l l .I AS WILL and TESTAME T ' yr ' F.' Madeline Anderson leaves her giggle to Jean Miller Leigh Brenizer wills her crew-neck sweaters to Bonnie Leonard Torn Covington sacrifices his excellence in spelling to Judy Horn Woody Efird bequeaths his suavity to Vic Josephs Bob Gamble gives his eagerness to Work to Jimmy Highsmith Wilson Glasgow offers his cool haberdashery to Chip Hanes Mary jane Guion hands down her artistic ability to Johnsie Heyward Tom Huey passes on his writer's cramp to Bingie DeCamp jackson Iennell commits his Viralis to the care of joe Renfroe Edwin jones releases his active intelligence in English class to George Bagby Lorne Lassiter sacrifices her seat near the pencil sharpener to Beth Brown, her entire May Court to Hal London Archie Lineberger donates his peace of mind to the entire Eighth Grade Anne Masbburn offers her verbosity to Bill Yates Susan McCarty presses her vim, vigor, and vitality on Melanie Tull Stroudie Monahan presents her precious front row seat to Gail Horton Molly Shaw slips her fur-lined ashtray to Allen DeCamp, her parties to Page Munroe Margaret Owen all-night bequeaths her basketball skill to Tucker Laxton, her height to john McGuire Robin Wright grants his bermuda shorts to Steve Larson, his track records to Jim Strong

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