Roland Park Country School - Quid Nunc Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Senior Will . IUNE ADAMS, leave a book of L'Marcy stories for future l'Debs', to find. BETSY CELLURALE, leave my room in the King George to all future Navy drags. WENDY CROSS, leave a can of wax to the next Roland Parker who likes to slide down banisters. CASSIE DALEY, leave my ability to write left-handed to anyone with a cramped right hand. HELENE EREDEKING, leave my position as goalie on the hockey team to anyone who likes to live in a cage. GAIL GARDNER, leave my ability for mathematics and science to any poor misguided soul who needs them more than I do. EVE HANDY, leave a tape recording of all my intricate ramblings in English class to Miss'Bohmfalk to figure out at her leisure. DEBBIE HOUSTLE, leave a thousand dollar tow truck to anyone else with a fifty dollar car. ZILLA IOHNSON, leave a book of my lectures on the birds and the bees to the next senior class. NATALIE MEEKS, leave to my sister Greer a clock that is always running ten minutes fast. BETTY NORRIS, leave my taxi service to my sister Babs in hopes that she can make more profit from it than I did. IOAN PANETTI, leave the keys of melody to the Semiquavers. CAROL PERROTT, leave all the things that I should have done at the beginning of the year. MIMI RITTER, leave my recipe for lemon meringue pie to whom it may concern. GISELE RUCI-IE, leave my heart to Roland Park. ELLEN RUMFORD, leave the prestige of the Rumford dynasty to Betsy. CAROLINE SAVAGE, leave my passion for vacations to Prissy Frey, Mary Bogue Mahony, and Cathy Turner. LYN SCHMEISER, leave my indeHnable Snarf to Peg and anyone else who thinks she understands or has need of it. KATHIE SCOTT, leave an inexhaustible supply of patience to Miss Graham, in case she is ever again confronted by a frustrated chemist like me. ANN SHUTT, leave my long sweaters to next yearis five-foot seniors. BARBIE STAFFORD, leave my copy of How to Win Friends and Influence People to next year's Quid Nunc Ad Manager. IONNIE STRUVEN, leave to my sister, Annie, the twentieth position on the badminton ladder. KATHY TIGNOR, leave my front porch as a waiting station on rainy days to all straight-haired Roland Parkers. HOPE TILLMAN, leave a library of foreign dictionaries to future A.F.S.-ers. IULIE VELTMAN, leave a covered wagon full of Beard and Brown to the next group of Miss Faissler's Pioneers CAROLYN VOIGT, 'leave my raccoon coat and my theories on Bohemianism to anyone who is cold and intellectual. .2O.

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