Mount Ida Junior College - Ye Idler Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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ay owft MAY QUEEN , PAT PEABODY page seventy-four Frances Nott Joyce Dunn Betty Booth Barbara Vvooclberry Carol O'RourIce Agnes Duttxie Jean Towle Attendants Pages Audrey Vaughan Barbara Nutting Barbara Whitten Maw Lou Emmons Meta Mills Crown Bearer Norma Gallerani

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1- --.. ..-f , ,,,2.-get.-,e,.,, Glass . . . We, the undersigned, heing ol sound mind and hody, herehy -suhmit to posterity this proc- lamation, our last will and testament. . ' COLLECTIVELY ' To Dr. and Mrs. Carlson, we leave our end- less gratitude for the lcindnesses and under- standing they have so generously given to us. To Mrs. Power, we leave a page in Vogue where she is to he featured as ,the most attrac- tive house Director in the U. S. To Mrs. Burke, we leave a master switch installed in Room 15, that is guaranteed to put out all the lQhts on the third floor at ll o'cloclc. lP.S. Mrs. Burlce, if any- future repairs are needed, see Danny Demhert-this guarantee is good for ten years., INDIVIDUALLY . I. Ruth Abrams, leave to the commuters all of my cars with the hope that they will do a better jclo of trying to go 20 miles in 20 minutes. I, Marion Barsam, leave to Mrs. Riclcer a televisionfset so she may detect the whereabouts of her ahsentees. I, Miriam P. Berkman, leave Boston for Cleveland--I hope. ' I, Anne Bohen, will a carton of cigarettes to Ardith McCarthy in case she gets another roommate who's forever without them. I, Helen Bradley, leave my aloility to study to Carolyn Cryan. I, Bette Brady, leave Nancy Mulcahy, Jean McGrath, Marilyn Walsh, Helyn Dalrymple, and Ginny Cary hashing over their love proh- lems in the Silver Streak. l, Cynthia Calish, leave to Mount Ida my entire English notes in the' form of shorthand. I, Joanna Carey, leave my Physical Therapy hoolc to anyone who wants to have it, hah, hah. l, Annie Chin, leave to the art students, the thrills and joy of learning how to paint with oils. page seventy-six am... ..:q..4-1-1.-....-,.4.....-. ww -- I, Rhoda Churchill, leave my nail polish to Harriet Keller. ' - I, Lee Cohen, leave to Mrs. Elliston a fur- nished apartment with all the modem con- veniences. e ' I, Ginny 'Colony, leave. Gregory, Jelierey, Godfrey, Zachary, Clifford, and Eric to the gals that rid in Ruth Hewitt's car. I, Jo Daly, leave the red convertible to Dot Fear. l, Claire D'Amico, 'leave the trials and trihu- lations of meeting dance expenses to Janet Lawlor. , , I, Ginny Day, leave glue, scotchttape, and pencil sharpener to Sally Lawson with love. I, Danny Demhert, leave to Nancy Mell- henny the privilege of ringing the hell on the third floor. - ' ' I, Joyce Dunne, leave my love ol horses to all fearless freshmen. 1 I, Mary Lou Emmons, 'leave my daily letters from the University of Pennsylvania to Dorothy Pincus. I l, Edith Elcland, leave to Dr. Lyle, a new set of bones. , ,l, Ollie Fiore, leave to Dr. Lyle all lmowl- edge of medical worlc that I have not grasped. I, Ann Fleming, leave Room 10 to the sixth period math class. I, Rosemarie Fusco, leave Hstudsien to the girls on the raft. tl, Ruth Galpern, leave my curly-hair to Ginny Munroe-with pleasure. I, Sylvia Govers, leave to Room 12 my bottle of peroxide and ammonia for more ,reasons than one. I, Gene Goyette, leave the middle hooth at the Paddock to some other bridge enthusiast.. I, Patricia Greene, leave the Penthouse in care of Jay and Cindy. I, Barbara Greenwood, leave an alarm clock toa11Y0n' 'WM R A momilll' I W LB0l1lJif HU 'ml V M L, Ofkwm 16 nf W 't ' closet. l, Poll? l'lnf l- ' E' N Donn illflwmlm limi, -' 'f ' to Harriet Kelis xr nv 2 bw 1, Rm n- f '1- Virginia lillfiifl f, Maron lohw. lv' 1 ' Ile Boston Pot! tc tif ,Palliislz len' rf mf'- Jnmlylilanm- Sv,-is Ev-f . ' X, lii. 21 'tm clormiiory llillsi! l' Dorothy ll nw men to Pat Wan ll Ginny LW. M, ' ing maghint li Htlell wang ig ' liesliman fire H ' A is lf . inRo0m26aHd! wammiw. M W I Gm N1 - . 1 A , to scrape up 'W' at freslunan. h' 'Nw SWC' Rom! r- . lT0mU, leave r' . YK of. anflqllitlindkhggrq ht 'Meta N- i r.i.. 1'Hf- 1- , ,, monthly, axldlijn' levi k I' Tl1ElIll5M 'N r men ph .5 rhl' Ann' 5' ' tvwbltmw --mn. 056 houhom' lflw tx , the l.flnnli1mcU: N- N 'W-