Holton Arms School - Scribe Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Q70-LQ' 41 aglte cualomafzy ptocecfuze id ad foflowxv la, the Junior College Class of 1947, about to enter the great outside world, willingly leave behind the following collection: Barbara Barley gives her colorful excuses to Miss Mitchell. Nan Berriman leaves her red hair to Janet Floto. Lou Bozeman leaves Miss Bunch happy. Shirley Brauer leaves her minute closet space to Julia Webb. Hunter Bell leaves her deb year to Mary Blair. Mufhn Dickey leaves her knitting to Carol Schall. Ruth Cooper leaves the Friday night dances to Madeline Elmore. Polly Garrett leaves memories of Zebadiah to girls walking to gym. Sarel Gillespie leaves the little children. Stormy Merril leaves proctering to Lewis O'Brien. Maggie Morris leaves her understanding of Spanish to Helen Caldwell. Henry Myers leaves for Biology Lab. Barbara Philips leaves her hockey ability to Fran T. Nicholson. Chandler Robertson leaves her neat hair styles to L06 Moore. Frances Smith leaves her southern accent to Prue Lehaney. Helen Terry leaves her scented kleenex to the next hay fever victim. .Ioan Vest wanted to leave her straight hair to Sandy Metts, who refused to take it. Judy Zook leaves het religious CholyD tennis shoes to the H.A.A. . 4171

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