Collegiate High School - Torch Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Frances Tabla Gordon Thornton The Romans . . . That long legged look . . . Walking Dictionary . . . The Little DoDo Bird fav Representative to Athletic Council '52 B Team Hockey '52 B Team Basketball '52, '53 Representative to Student Council '53 Cheer Leader '52, '53, '54 Glee Club '52, '53, '54 President of Athletic Council '54 Proctor Committee '53, '54, '55 A Team Hockey '53, '54, '55 A Team Basketball '54, '55 May Queen GOLD TEAM- 1 4 years

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East ill and zstamtnt WE, the Senior Class of The Collegiate School, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-five, being of sound and disposing mind, do hereby draw up and publish this, our Last Will and Testament, to wit: I, BARBARA BAKER, leave Linda Wells at peace. I, LUCY BoswELL, leave this Pooh Bear to Miss Duncan with love from me and a wink from Christopher Robin. I, ADRIENNE GOULD, leave one popsicle to any Collegiate girl to eat for lunch while on a diet. I, MARY GRATZ, leave, wishing I had come sooner. I, PEGGY GUNN, leave a bottle of Cunn's New Miracle Remedy for use for swollen noses and broken cartilages. I, ELIZABETH KENNON, leave to Sally Montgomery-NOTHING. I, MARY KUEHL, leave my hypothesis for making parallel lines meet to the incoming geometry class. I, GRACE MERCER, leave my voice to Judy Vantrease for use in the school in case of fire. I, ELIZABETH MILTON, leave Madame with best wishes to the King and Queen of France. I, BETSY MINOR, leave my desire to be Desiree. I, ELEANOR OPPENHIMER, alias Baby, leave Collegiate and return to Deedee. I, COOKIE PAYNE, leave my French book to Miss Woodson for use in future examina- tions. I, SHIRLEY PILKINGTON, leave for the North with my pockets jingling with Con- federate coins. I, ANNE PYLE, leave my instant, lightning quick recipe for making an A to Lucy Seay. I, MICKY ROBINSON, leave my narrow hips and a recipe for them to Blair Jones. I, BERNICE SPATHEY, leave my Daddy to the hockey team, knowing that he will cheer them on in the future as he did us in the past. I, TABB THORNTON, leave this box of Band-Aids to Harris Butterworth for her next victim on the hockey field. WE, the Senior Class, leave an envelope to the Class of 1965 to be opened by their president on their Class Day. WE, the Senior Class, leave unmarried with our lingers crossed. WE, the Senior Class, leave seventeen pairs of bloomers to Miss Chapman to replace any which may be lost in the future. WE, the Senior Class, leave, taking with us our wonderful memories of Miss Cowles and all that she has meant to each one of us. WE, the Senior Class, leave seventeen Kindred Spirits to Miss Moon and thank her for all that she has made our senior year at Collegiate. 26