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CLASS WILL We, the Class of 3.9S3, do bequeath the following activities, talents and possessions, v hioh we have so dearly fe ' Ught for on our way through Marple-ITewtown — Mose leaves his big, big smile to Jane Elliott. Bo sure to use it, Jane Emelie Coan’s technique as a leading lady goes to Winnie Karlow. HereL ' hoping, V innie! Millie has consented to leave her magnetic candy- selling ability to Margaret MacLaren. My, how the candy will fly next year, i Susie Bowers wishes to bestow her lightning-like rapidity on the adding machine to Bob Douglas Rebecca Wallace vn 11s her knowledge of the ways of the world to Peggy liOngstreth,. We hope she v ill find it useful To Eranois Funkle goes Dot Gorman’s punch-making abi.litj . No fair 3-pcirk. -?. , franc is. Jay leaves his ta.le:at as a pep-talker to Elaa. George Ortlip bestows his athletic ability ' - upon Conjetta. The Romance Room is bequeathed, with best wishes, to Kass from Archie. Jimmy Kartin’s dainty way of walking gees to Ruth Evert. Don’t spoil the effect, Euthle, Joe Dean leaves his ability to Prank. Do 3 i ' t cr ' mbinatl on physics and chemistry blow up the Lob, Prank, is all we ask. Marie’s ”rep” ’em dead, Broadie, as a Latin shark goes to Broadie. Knock Eattie leaves those dancing feet to Dot McKinley. Buck’s dramatic ability goes to Mary Bonsall. Of course we never expect to see Mary wearing a mustache, but xhen you never can tell ' -- And last but not least Mearnsie leaves her quiet mouse- like ways to Johnny Sch ' wenk. Por goodness sake, Johnny, don’t over do it. (Note to all the Junior s--Take care of our dear old class-room, and be good to Mr. Harvey). Gigried and sealed by: The Seniors of ’53.
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