Richard Montgomery High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockville, MD)

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Alon King wills Chorlotte's apron to Prudence Parkhouse, (the strinos to Bob Nicholson). Bob Holden wills his speed to next year's new-coming Romeos. Paul Anderson wills his artistic obility to Judson Hardy. Anno Mae Fowley wills her jovial noture and pleasing plumpness to Ralph Ray. Mary Duvall wills her place among the cheer leaders to Francis Fisher. Dolores Havener wills her sweaters to Ronnie Ricketts. Doris Woodworth wills her freckles to Billy Coupard. Beverly Beauchamp wills her amiability to next year's crop of new-comers. Joyce Mullmix wills her latest manual, The Art of Self-Defense with o Hat Pin, to Montine Calloway. Marie Fisher wills her place in the stationery corner to Robert Mills. Louise Cannon wills her name to the towel company. Jane Hillord wills her Hello,—Richard Montgomery High School! to next year's official telephone answerer. Norma Hersberger wills nothing at all ‘cause she needs all she's got. (However, she has quite a spare there!) Betty Jone Butt wills her long legs to Lucille Moneymaker. Jacqueline Nicholson wills her wavy hair to Jackie Abbe. Mary Eva Osmond wills her sweat shirts to Doris Curtis. Betty Jane Schneider wills her name to the breod company whose sandwiches provide competition for Mrs. Thomas' concoctions. Betty Peake wills her shorthand speed to all would-be stenographers. Madeline Elder wills her knowledge of grammar to next year's English IV classes. Betty Jean O'Brien wills that precious smile to all the R.M.H.S. sourpusses. Doris Miles wills her quiet efficiency os class secretary and general handy girl to oil office practice students. Dons Senger wills her quiet ways to Tim Slick. Betty Ingalls and Isobel Ingalls are ofraid to will anything because they're not sure whose is which. Between them, however, they will one curl for any bald heads next year. Donald Duckworth wills his choice of books to David Waters. Harry Snouffer wills his enormous height to Jack Fugitt. Robert Kidwell wills his soup strainer to Harry Boker. Harold Mullicon wills the '46 Buick to Buddy Briscoe. Dan festerman wills his ability to be quiet to Sue Giouque. Oscar Dodd wills his letter collection to Eddie Sparks. Wilson Howes wills his ability to make love to Oscar Fraley. Horold Hardister wills his good manners to Billy Berry. Corroll Mullicon wills his good humor to Dick Grey. Given underhondedly this first day of June in the year of our Lord, 1947. (Signed) DOROTHY MAE BELT NORMA HERSBERGER