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WILLS Anne Rutenber leaves one dozen roses and an open window to next year's American History class. Magi Gay wills her Buflerin bottle to next year's Howard Hall prefect. Mag' leaves her ability to rise at third bell and get to breakfast on time to anyone who needs her luck. Margo wills all the cats on campus to Becky Parks. julie leaves the piano for Sunday night Bible Hour to Barb Black, as well as her Dartmouth Hfriendshipf' Barbie wills her driving ability to anyone who wants to meet some policemen! jean Mann leaves her etiquette traits to Peggy Dexter and Elsie Gillespie. Sue Strayer wills to next year's Glee Club president the eternal problem of cuts and absences. Mary Lou leaves her stirrups with Susan Berry so that she may have the privilege of keeping them polished for the horse shows. Carol leaves to Lyn Merrick the problem of teaching her good-looking older brothers good manners. Ernihi wills her large economy-size pocketbook to Mr. Rutenber to keep his keys in. Peggy leaves her first layer of skin and the hot Longmeadow sun to Barbara Russell. Ann Sharie!! wills to all the Wilbraham girls the long, tiring walk every morning. To some unsuspecting UA, Gail leaves the privilege of having the first seat in the assembly hall. Pat wills to jane Vanderbrouk a new roll of adhesive tape to replace the tape used so diligently one night. Sandy Fisk leaves the care of Marty Blake at fraternity parties to Dianne Annino. Edie wills her introverted qualities to Dodie Hirst. Georgia leaves Wesleyan to Toni Huckans. Betsgi leaves the test-tubes in the sink, as usual.
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WILLS Lars leaves an example of why you shouldn't use do-it-yourself hair-do kits. Belgz leaves a slightly used f'Horace suit for anyone planning to go to a fraternity party. Sandy Pinkney wills the bottom bunk to anyone who doesnlt get claustrophobia. Barbara leaves to Ann Carroll the'opportunity to take complete charge of the Sunday and Thursday love life of Bing Crosby alias P.N., Esquire. To Sandy and Jiffy, Virginia leaves the radiator in Miss Heald's room for those cold winter mornings. Salbi wills a little orderliness to Tammy Hartshorn. Linda wills to Janie Mullen her well-worn scissors and a bottle of wave set. Sue Parker leaves to Gail Hubach her stuffed turtle so that Lizzy', Cthe lizardj will have a companion with which to play in the coming years. Bev Sisk wills the frog in her throat to anyone who wants it. Carobfn leaves her dietC?j to anyone who likes to imagine she's losing weight. jean Wallace leaves the piano to anyone who requested but does not deserve one dozen roses. joan wills her money-collecting boxes to next year's Senior class treasurer. Phyllis leaves Miss Heald one automatic window opener. Sue Clarke wills Sigma Chi to Sue Houck. Bev Armstrong leaves route 5-A to Bunny'Hastings. Bar wills five bottles of milk daily to next year's Seniors so they will not die of thirst as this yearas Seniors did. Cookie wills the ability to get up at 7:24 and make it to breakfast to Pat Codd and Jane Mullen. Dolbz leaves the care of MacDufHe School spirit and her megaphone to Judy Rhodes. Good luck, Jud! Faith leaves one small piece of her heart at and to MacDuHie. Syl has only one prominent ability - to get into trouble - and she would never will this c'ability to anyone!
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