Rhode Island College - Ricoled Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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CLASS BIOGRAPHY C.lIXRI1ING'I'lII'lI'I I I llc: only class crvcl' lu Wm Illc am'l1or, lose llu: am'l1m'. ancl lllun rvgain llw mvclccl symbol, llur Llass nl IIIQII slmwcml :Is IIHIIVIII- ualily in many ways. Am'livc in UI'g'2lIlll2lIl0IlS Imm lllc Ircslmlan year. this class gave lcaclcrs to all collc-gc aclivilics. Placing sec'- uml in Sllllll Nile' in lllc' Iruslm- man ya-ar. llu: :lass ul' II gainccl Iirsl plate in llmcf junior ycar. aml again scumfl alarm: in IIIC scrnim' I QIYF year. Always aclivc, always vo- c'il'crous, always imliviclual, thc Scnim' Class maclc: its mark ill R. I. Cl. li. aml will lx: long' rc:- IIICIIIIJCVCKI. Eighly

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I, Frances Gar I, Shirley Smith, do hereby bequeath to Cousin jane Gray my sunny disposition with thc hope that she will make ttse of it. I, Rita Carey, bequeath to Betty McCann lny unused can of apple polish, the directions for the application of which I lost immediately after purchase. I, Laura Tierney, do hereby bequeath my curly locks to any of the poor unfortunates with that perpetual line, I can't do a thing with my hair! I, james Russo, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath to whomever cares to take it, the thankless task of taking the other side in any argument. I, Ruth Hazledine, bequeath my salty walk to Salty Saunders. I, Mary Munson, will to my sister Eileen my ability to make haste slowly. I, Betty Fagan, do hereby bequeath to Mary Smith a pair ol' knitting needles and a ball of yarn that she may make prohtable use of her leisure time on those daily trips back and forth from way up yonder in the country. vey, bequeath to anyone who may wish it the trouble of Iinding a parking space after nine o'clock on Tuesdays. I, Josephine Calabro, do hereby bequeath to my sister Elena the full realization of her hopes that she may now be called Miss Calabro with no distinction as to first names. I, Mary Munson, bequeath to john Hogan my share ol' the Rtcoman cubby hole, with the hope that he will said cubby hole. preserve all my attempts at interior decoration to enhance the beauty of I, Barbara Blotcher, with no malice or forethought do will and bequeath to Eva Levine, junior, my propensity for constantly aceosting strange personages and humbly requesting the lease of school tickets. I, Michael Morry, do hereby will to Edmund Juszczyk my foggy moments in English Litera- llll'C lllildc OlJSClIl'C by the permeating indcliniteness of idealism and realism. In witness whereof we have to this our last will and testament written on six pages and to each and every page thereof set our hand and hereunto set our seal this eighteenth day of April, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-one. ELEANOR M. GAUIJl'11' RrrA M. CAREY -Ios1s1fH1NIz CALABRO Seventy nme

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