Linden Hall School - Leaves Yearbook (Lititz, PA)

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MARGARET ANN SPIN NER Lancaster, Pa. November lndividualistic int thought and appearance, Peg has a wholesome mania for Franklin and Marsliall, tailored suits and casual doin- esticity. Her quite gracionsness and serenity blend to form an unbeatable Cotnhinzttion. Peg Ol' My Heart eighteen ANNE R. SCH! Vl l'E l.atttt':tstet'. Pa. Scpletnhcr I7 .-Xnn's hiendliness, wit and ofpenltcarledness are always in ltztrtnmty with those she knows. She will he rentetnhered as the sunt total olf pleasant trails heightrnetl hy a winning smile. Sn1ilcs

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LAST WTLL AND TESTAMENT OFTHE CLASS OF 1952 To joan Elsworth, I Christine Barchus, will my many phone calls. I, Louise Baur, leave my desk and chair to Joan Miller. I, Doris Bradshaw, bequeth my trips to Lambda Chi to Pat Boyd. To Marge, I, lNIarianna Blackburn, leave my plaid skirt. 'I'o Carole Alexander and Clara Billings, I, Frances Coover, will my weekend holidays. I, Janet Cottrell, in sound mind and body, will the coke machine for anyone who wants to gain tl1e weight, and the piano in the date room lor Betty Baum to Bewitch the Juniors. l, Liz Etchison, bequeath my place in Vesper Choir to Phyl Ogilvie. I, Hilda Grubb, will my love for Music Ap- preciation class to Judy Litzenburger. I, Sara Mary I-Iarnish, will my fraternity pin to Stephanie Goodman, and my engagement ring to Barbara Schumaker and Phil Ogilvie. twenty I, Carolyn I-Ietrick, leave my abillity to print tl1e Castle Courier to Phyllis Ogilvie. I, Claire Jacobs, bequeath my love for sports to Pat I-Iartzler. To joan Miller, 1, Eleanor Kurtz, leave my quiet tongue. I, Joan Margaret Mobus, leave my coily QQ locks to Kitty Ann Deliaven. I, Nancy Propes, bequeath my ability to horse- back ride to Sylvia Quesada. I, Anne Schutte, bequeath my afternoon parties to joan Aukamp. I, Peggy Spinner, bequeath my daily ride from Lancaster to Lititz to Joyce Witmeyer. I, Phyllis W'ieand, will my regular Lititz dates to Mimi Carlisle. I, Katheryn Woelper, supposedly of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath my quiet ways to Cathy Sahl, and my variety of outside interests to the Senior Class of 1953.