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Cz... CMA!! WE, the members of the Senior Class of 1948, affirming to be. of so-und mind, do hereby and forthwith state our last will and testament. Sad in the departure of this place for another world, we leave behind a multitude of happy memories. These we bequeath to the members of future graduating classes. To our faculty, we bestow our boundless gratitude and a hope that those who shall walk in our steps in the years that come may not erase completely their recollection of us. Though our means be modest, we wish to leave our most treasured belongings as follows: ' Jane Allen: Leaves with Tilly Warner. Jean Amedei: Bequeaths her accounting book to any fool who wants it. Patricia Armstrong: Doesnit want to leave Our Boy . Evelyn Baeringer: A long distance romance in exchange for a short one. Patricia Baily: Leaves her shorthand-a la Revlon-class for the insurance oflice. Barbara Baker: Vacates H.F.U.M. with her Mold flame burning for the next occupant. Patricia Binns: Leaves in search of a new buyer. Peggy Buddy: Another picture of herself at Haverford. Emily Byington: Leaves her 'tkeysv to Kitty. Patricia Chase: Her seat on the Paoli to next year's travelers. Lois Christman: To posterity her snapshot of Peck the Sec. Qalias Mr. Schultzj. Gretchen Colley: Her ahk-sent to Mrs. Ultich. June Coulter: Leaves to look for her lost pounds. Ruth County: Leaves on a horse for the ufoxes of Penn Valley . Lorraine Desmaison: Leaves or bust. Beverly Dewing: t'Chic-y to Bebe Morris. Julie Droesher: See Diana Glynn. 1 - Carolyn Easby: ,Bequeaths her knack, for knitting to Eva Lyons. Mary Eck: A portion of her cerebellum to next year's three-year girl. Eleanor Edberg: 'Her place at Harcum to one of next year's ponds girls. Barbara Emory: Leaves herself. Gladys Falconer: Her hair spray to Caroline Grier. Jane Fitzpatrick: Her blonde tresses to some wishful thinker. Nori Formigli: Reluctantly leaves her mattress. ' Idalee Fox: Her you alli' to Barbie Smith. ' Geraldine French: Has already left with wedding bells. Martha Giles: Red hair to the pagodas. Diana Glynn: Always together, they go together. Ann Godwin: Left. , Nancy Gundlack: Donates her blood to an anemic junior. Elaine. Hambleton: Her bed in her four girl room to someone who- will appre- ciate it. Betty Hammer: Her manner of speech to Judy Spaulding. Joy Herrmann: Her bed in the infirmary to future fortunates. I Audrey Hoffmann: Leaves for God, for country and for Yale, Doris Hudome: Vacates the Presidency with a spotless record, Mary Graham Hull: Her form divine to Pidge Amill, by request, Bea Johnson: Her smile to an intensive student. Page fifty
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Melissa Jones: Leaves for Douglaston and Dick. Jean Kaye: Her constant chatter to Pat Ewing. . Ann Lawrence: Her giggles to Marion Trucio. Laura Lamso-n: Her Dresden Doll appearance to Marilyn Mulholland. Betty Lautz: The sho-wer for Stan. Jane Lee: Her worries. 1 Audrey Longman: Her hi-hons to anyunon-cheerfuls. Lillian McClane: Leaves her philosophy books with pleasure. Harriet McGeehan: Her angelic expression to some hopeful. Janet McKay: Gives all her cable knit sweaters to the book store. Lydia Martucci: Leaves for Italy with rings on her fingers- . Betty Mead: Her lust for bridge to someone with an easy schedule. Betty Merriam: Her Florida tan to Denise Sullivan. Martha Miller: Leaves her mathematical abilities to someone who needs them. Doris Moseley: Leavespfor Bryn Mawr College. Jane Moynehan: Her fan mail to next year's RATS . Nancy Neidner: Leaves Carol-for Tommy. Katherine Nevling: Her quiet manner to Chubby , Sally Newman: Her hiccups to anyone near Tenth Entry . Polly Oglesby: Leaves probation. Joan Patterson: Her typewriter to Clara Smith. Janet Peele: Leaves her Glenplaids to the Cause. . Judy Perry: Her French to you know who . V Audrey Price: Her alarm clock to Nancy Perry. Marjorie Reichel: Leaves her ability to carry a co-urse of marriage and school to the next lucky one. Betty Lou Reiger: Her super marks to would-be dean? s list juniors. Shirley Ritz: Her singing voice to Mary Neale. 'T Brooke Rose: Leaves her morning sickness to Ginny Buckley. Dana Rubezanin: Leaves her excess energy to Sally Bowman. Janet Saunders: Her experience in the Nurses Corps to Med. Sec. students who it are having troubles. ' U W Grace Schroeder: Leaves her passion of the classics to Harriet Weeks.WW Alice Schutte: Leaves her switch to Chasie . Kathy Sly: Bequeaths a railroad fare to'Champlain to Nancy Smith. Peggy Smith: Leaves her athletic ability to Betty Hill. Gerry Stiller: Leaves Joan. Vicky Sutton: Her no-doze pills to any Bus. Ec. unfortunate. Betty Jane Swift: Leaves to be with her fiance. Olga Tiant: Her appetite to Amilda Abarca. Sheri Tinges: Leaves her rabbit tales to Ginny Rasweiler. Jacky Tschenn: Leaves her bouncing gaiety to Mrs. Bradshaw. Jane Vastine: Leaves for the social whirl. Kay Von Hausswolfe: Leaves to be married soon. Barbara Ann Walker: Her cast to a broken leg. Becky Walleigh: Her short commute to Mary McCune. Tilly Warner: Leaves on an indefinite day leave. Doreen Wheeler: Leaves to go 'tWes . Nancy Whitehead: Bequeaths L, C. to Dotty Springer. Barbara Wield: Leaves her corner in Intensive bare. Bobby Williams: Leaves with a I-lie, hie, hie Phi Kappa Psi . Tortor Wilson: The cream in her coffee to Joan Kneeland. Page fifty-one
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