Hartridge School - Tempora et Mores Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

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LA T WILL A ll 'FE TAME T We, the Seniors, being of not so sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath upon the school our last gifts before our departure. Penny leaves to Nina an unmentionable in hopes that she won't have to desert her fellow guards next year. To Judy, Barbara leaves her good taste in clothes. Gay Siccardi bestows upon Sally Joyce her eyelash curler. Lindsay wills to Helen the ameythyst birthday. To Sue, Lynn surrenders the oilman. Betsy leaves to Margie her voluminous appetite. P.S.-She also thanks her most graciously for that marvelous gift. Upon Cotton, Gay Stanton bestows a table reserved for two at the Biltmore. Louise bequeaths to Anne her twins. Chris leaves to Janice the men in the brig. Mary Jane relinquishes to Kay the task of feeding Plainfield's visitors. Ann bestows upon Alden her pony tail on dirty hair days. Sara wills to Lois her eternal cackle. Marian bequeaths to the Juniors the unsung ability to attract attention on 42nd Street. To the Juniors, Lois leaves her ability to make lasting friends. Joanna wills a few cashmeres to each member of the Junior class. To the Juniors, Diane leaves ten quires of stationery to assist in making the weekends even livelier. To the Juniors, Helen relinquishes her faux pas. 'I' I' 'X' The Seniors leave to the Juniors their P.U. trips. To the III's, the Seniors leave their dates. Upon the II's, the Seniors bestow their love of pets.x To the I's, the Seniors relinquish the fun and work of the Upper School.

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