Ravenhill Academy - Mariale Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Last Will and Testament TERRY HUIDOBRO leaves her picture to Elena, her A.O. to Marcela and her typing certificate to Frances. MARY KAUFMAN leaves her calm disposition to Chiky, her College En- trance to Gail, and her job as secretary to Roberta. SALLY TIERS leaves her art of flying to Frances and her phone calls to Elena. ROSIE SPINO leaves her car to Barbara, her official score keeper's job to Tish, and her pamphlets to Mimi. MARY WARREN leaves her puns to Tish, her attendance certificate to Joyce and her philosophical discussions to Connie. GLORIA HILBERT leaves her library dues to Roberta, her NIH4 OIH fountain to Gail and her flash bulbs to Audrey. LEE VILLAPIANO leaves her artistic talent to Connie and her week-ends to Maria Elena. DONNA GIANNINI leaves her love of ballet to Lila, her laughter to Marta and her ring to Joyce. MARIA PIANTIERI leaves her fowl shots to Barbara, her musical laughter to Mimi and her love of frogs to Audrey. AIDA SOLIS leaves her dislike of Tina, the kitten, to Ana Maria, her eye lashes to Maria Elena, and her love of piano to Elsa. JULIA MORAN leaves her tennis racket to Ana Maria, her St. joe's pennants to Marta, and her overnight bag to Chiky Alvarez. MAGDALENA USATEGUI leaves her correspondence to Marcela, her classical records to Lila, and her stockings to Elsa.

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WARREN'S MEMOS from MANHATTAN Last night was a big night in the big city. The first Friday in April and New Yorkers turned out in droves to welcome Madame Spring. Partly respon- sible for the huge throngs seen along the avenue was the Metropolitan debut of a fairly new but surprisingly good soprano, Maria Giovanna Piantieri, whose performance caused the critics to dust off some seldom used superlatives . . . Seen at intermission: fashion designer Lee Villapiano, sporting one of her lovely creations in th at inimitable manner . . . M. J. Kaufman, drama critic, finding time to rush over between acts of the new comedy at the Majestic . . . Maria Teresa Huidobro, of the International Set, relating a humorous anecdote of her sojourn on the Cote d' Azur... lil!! Heard at Lindy's: The brains behind that new Cuban Insurrection may be Magdalena Usategui, the scientist. It seems she's compounded a new B Bomb which has the present cabinet shaking in its boots. Oi!!! New and Good: That recording of Valencia by Aida Solis, Mexican pianist. C'Tis rumored she has signed a new contract with Deccaj . . . lfiili Had a brief interview with Rosie Spino, the auto racing champ, who is recuperating nicely from that crash on Tuesday night. She claims she owes her life to the quick action of the National Auto Racing Association who saw to it that Dr. julia Moran, bone specialist, was flown from El Salvador for the operation . . . iii!! Lectures Around Town: The Advis- ability of College Education for Young Women , by Donna Giannini, Ph.D. and noted educator at the University Club, April 11 at 8 P.M. The History and Culture of Interior Brazil at Ellis Audi- torium on the 19th the speaker, Sarah Preston Tiers illustrated with slides taken by Gloria Josephine Hilbert both are internationally recognized authorities in the subject. fThis is the same Gloria Hilbert who managed the Parrots , Brazil's first great baseball team, ... iii!!