Good Counsel College - Vestigia Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

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Il. ' . rf is 'f 1 JI, .ggi im ,Q if jr I Q fi wg 5 II E gg is Zin Ihr amp nf 651121, Amrn E, the Class of 1935, of Good Counsel College, County of Westchester, State of New York, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and considering the uncertainty of this life, do make, publish and declare this to be our last WILL and TESTAMENT as follows, hereby revoking all other and former WILLS by us at any time made. WINIFRED FISHER-leaves her dignity and graciousness as First Lady of the Campusv to her successor. VIRGINIA ADAMsAleaves her love for Westchester and its delightfgil surroundings to Ann Lawlor. MARJORIE ASHLEY1lC3VCS her self-confidence to J. Carson. ELEANOR BEsLER+leaves her perseverance to Lillian Connelly. GRACE BISHOP-lC21VCS her affable personality to Marguerite Caffrey. MARIE BULGER-leaves her retiring ways to June Cowles. KATHERINE BRENNAN-lC3V6S her hobby of tracing the genealogy of famous people in history to Eileen McGinn. MURIEL CLARK-lC3VCS her patience in arguing a point to its nth degree to Charlotte Craig. GRACE CREAVY-leaves her good nature to Jane Hughes. RENEE DUFOUR-leaves her ability to stay youthful to Aida Soldevilla. ELIZABETH FALLS-leaves her delight in interrogating the professors to Isabelle Quimby. HELEN FILLIS-leaves her place and equipment and all things dear to her to Ann Giammette. THERESA l-lENDRONfleaves her constancy in research work and finding the where- fores of the minutest details to Margaret Arctander. FRANCES HOGAN-leaves her interest in the Missions to Elsa Acton. KATHLEEN KEENAN7lCHV6S her eloquence to Elizabeth Black that she may step into her place next year as a debater. 81 -w Xa aiaiefwsefw ei S J1'-55939 viz-If .aaa ' i ' 5 'Mawr A fig! TR X. J V '1 fa I ng , . m rs. F -' Q-'asa . 2 'Z' Wai ' If ,, geqxi S si E 9 . if M JL If? , .45 2 A fr E Q if v F K Y? .A-xg ff' 5 5 'iii 3525? nf 45375 i ,kr ctw ydff . is -'I 's 7 L.