Regina High School - Regina Ancile Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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1, Mary Nlarjorie Houillion. por my love for climbing trees. I, Loretta Johnson, bequeath my large Supply of beautiful clothes 1, Ruth Kemp, sorrowquy relinquish my beloved red sweater. I, Nlildred Koewler, relinquish my memory of the night of April 10 at the Taft. H , Anna Marie Lammert, bequeath my enviable job as Hag mtputterwupperf' H , Mary Lemkuhl, proffer my remarkable ability to wiggle my ears; I, Rita NICCarthy, supply my artistic ability. I, Cornelia Malas, donate my rollicking sense of humor. I, Irene Mascioli, submit my mania for writing in the wee hours of the morning. I, Helen Mattcheck, contribute my unusual rendition of the jigadoo. I, Ruth Merkt, give my especial playing of m'In the Blood. I, Mary Louise Mlerland, concede my red convertible with plaid seats. 1, Marion Motz, bestow my multicolored variety of hair bows. 1, Claire Wlulvaney, reluctantly pass over my natural inactivity. I, Virginia Ortman, bequeath my intricate dance steps. I, Anne Osterday, donate my three dimples. I, Grace Peter's. entrust my love for swing music. I, Mary Katherine Readnour, dedicate my Giee Club playing. I, Gertrude Reardon, offer my three years of presidentship. I, Helen I0 Schoenberger, relinquish my love for the symphony. I, Rosemary Schroeder, submit my lovely golden Curls. I, Wlargie Shea, furnish my ujitter-bug shoes. 1, Anne Siefke, bestow my manner of flitting here and there. Page lu'cnly-tfgllt

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I, Rosemary Breitenlmch, contribute my lovely Titian curls. BXildred Breithnllcm snrrnwfully relinquish my pin ihmm a certain friend. Betty Brand, submit my long cherished dream of being a commercial Betty Brinkers, surrender my ambition to skate through the halls. Rita Cnurtnt. offer my foreign looks. Patricia Crmve, entrust my desire to reduce without diet, Dlarinn Devine. relinquish my sessions at the bowling alley. Diary Elaine Dillhnfl', bequmath the peculiar quirk of my left eyebrow. Virginia Diskin. sorrmvfully remit my Purcell ring. Blargurei Ennis, proffer the wrinkling 01' my nose when I laugh. Eleanor Eppenstincr, donate my love for arguing. Margie Farfsing, leave my bow legs. Helen Flaherty, gladly give my numerous typing assignments. Alargic Fritsch, present my eleventh-hour assignments. Rita Gartner, offer my purplc-urange coupe. loan Goes. leave my profusion of curly brown hair. Margaret Hall, impart my good will inwards men. Geraldine Hanson, bequeath my lovely, melodious voice. Dorothy Hardeheck, relinquish my big, beautiful, brown eyes. Niartha Jane Hayden. bestow my little stray hairs. Rita Heyob, contribute the little imp who lives in my eyesm Ahrgic Heithaus, furnish my large supply of hair ribbons. Loraine Hickey, concede my naturally Curly hair Ella Hinyschla, surrender my curling eyelashes. 1,11'111' In'rnlgrmn'rrl

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1, Betty Jane Stokes, offer my long, long, tingernails. 71, Diary Taphom, entrust my craze for doing the shag. I, Rita Teller, bestow my fair-weather hair. 1, Harriet Tueting, sorrowfully remit my singing ability 1, Dorothy Vcrdin, jnytully donate my tirst horseback ride. 1, Dorothy XVclls, present my inevitable Mush, I, Rosemary chit'e, bequeath my naturally rosy Cheeks. I, Dlarion 'Witkins. leave my il'rcprcssibfe giggle; 1, Rita Zimmerman, surrender my daily typing at noon. ARTICLE VIII: In witness whereof, we, the Class of ,40, the testators, have to this will set our hand and seal this fourth day of June, in the year of Our Lard, nineteen hundred and forty. Signed : THE CLASS OF BIO. Witnesses: IRENE MASCIOLI MARY ELAINE DILLHOFF MARY LEMKL'HL MARIAN Bomcm MILDRED KOICWLER Page Iu'cn Iy- n in v