Ransom Everglades School - Excelon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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1 CLASS WILL l We, the Seniors, leave our dearest possessions behind us. To the faculty, we leave our thanks for their guidance and understanding. To the Junior Class, we leave the thrills of being a senior, the honor tand chaosD of working on the EXCELON, and, of course, the famouls Senior Lounge. 4 I, Marcie Abess, being of weary mind and run-down body, leave rriy year's supply of coiffures to Bonnie Richard and Ana Sol -Millet; to Leslie Lavigne, my ability to procrastinate in Spanish class; and to anyone who Ean cope with them, my problems. i 1, Lou Blair, being of rotten mind and worn-out body, do hereby leave to Thelma Gabler my almost -new braces; to Francine Smith, my kinky hair; and last, but not least, my wonderful CD sense of humor to Darrow Dutcher. I, Suzi Brisco, leave to Sherry Mayhew my reputation for being small, and my eternal yakking to Laura Peterson. i I, Bebe Ferrell, being out of my mind although here in body, do lehve my abil- ity to argue to my Little Sister Kris Embry; my political mind to Thelma Gabler; and my difficulty with French to Lucy VanDevere. o 1, Judy Golden, being of wrecked mind and shattered nerves, do hereby leave my pain and discomfort over the yearbook to Linda Davies; to Charlene VanThof, my senior privilege of exuberant hall greetings; and to Dorothy Cornell, my college interests. E 1, Candy Kelly, leave my stuffed rabbit to Thelma Gabler; my drawing pad to Ana Sol-Millet; and my French book to Kathy Salley, upon my departure from this quiet CD life. I 1, Laura Laing, being of sound mind a guessl and body, do hereby leave to Bonnie Richard my ability to play volley ball; to Leslie Lavignel my favorite chair in the Senior Lounge; and, to Ana Sol -Millet, the ability to do head- stands at 1:00 A.M. l 1, Sara McDanald, bequeath to Lucy VanDevere my one and only string of beads; to Laura Peterson, one can of chocolate-covered sunflower seeds; and to Beth Miale, the title of chauffeur. y I, Jourdan Moore, being of insufficient mind, hereby bequeath my lfake laugh to Beth Miale, who will never need it; my pink goldfish bowl to Debbie Seaber; and my years at Maidstone to Cordelia and Josie Duke. i 1, Linda Morris, being of sound mind a thinkl and reasonably sound body be- queath my delapidated Spanish dictionary to Susan Baxter; my job as art editor on the yearbook to whomever will take it; and my four-year-old gym suit to Beth Miale, to be lost and never found. 1, Lisa Murray, being of worn mind and bruised body, leave my straight hair to Irina Erickson; to Judy Maichin, my ability to get a date to the Senior Prom; and, to Lucy VanDevere, my big ashtray in the Senior Lounge.l 1, Arnold Norris, being of totally unsound mind and body, do leave my love of the South to Cathy Phillips; my great mathematical ability to Hannah Dyer; and my talent for losing things to Laura Peterson. 1 , Janet Simonds, being of sound mind Ol, leave my four-inch smlle to Kathy Patterson; my brown hair to Beverly Brown; and my school boolTs to Marti Brisco. D-l 52 l