Sacred Heart College - Gradatim Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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Rebecca Holton President Irene Lowe Dorothy Robbins Sally Ann McNeil Treasurer Secretary Vice-President FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Hulda Bennett Teresa Birkner Jean Bowen Lillian Burns Page Twenty-four

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the Graduating Class of 1946 of Sacred Heart Junior College, being in the full possession of soundness of both mind and memory, declare the following to be our latest will and testament; and moreover, do affirm that all other documents given from our hand and relating to the same business, be henceforth declared null and void. To the Faculty we will and bequeath our undying gratitude and loyalty. To the Freshman Class we leave — the memory of us and as much of our charm and personality as we can afford to part with. This will carry them far: and the going will be easy — WE HOPE! I, Patricia Inabinet, to bequeath to Dorothy Robbins, my roommate, my ability to struggle to breakfast. That, combined with her own weak efforts in the same direction, will ensure her the first meal of the day during the coming school year. To Lydia and Eloise Diaz, I, Geraldine Osborne, do will my position as Queen of the Campused Club . (Get the reading habit, ladies, and staying at home will be lots more interesting ! ) I, Patricia Mullen, do will and bequeath to Mary Santos my technique with my Belmont man. (Guaranteed to work with any male of the species, Mary!) I, Jayne Graf, as runner-up for Campused Queen, leave my trick of dating in the parlor, regardless of consequences, to Jeanne Gill. (May she soon get up the nerve!) To Marcella White, I, Mary Jo Parrish, bequeath my intellectual ability, desiring that she, in her turn, will it to Sacred Heart for the upkeep of the College in general and the Sophomore Class in particular. . . . I, Betty Haney, leave my numerous love affairs, even the one-sided ones, to Jean Bowen and Lillian Burns. (They ' ll take some disentangling. but you ' ll enjoy them eventually.) To Barbara Rushing, I, Olga Menendez, will my dancing ability. (With a little more pep and this bequest, Barbara, you should get places. I, Julia Stowe, bequeath my friendly smile to Sally McNeil. (Use it often, Sally, and it won ' t lose its shine!) To Miss Dunn, I, Lucile Baddour, will my gratitude for the matter of her promptness with regard to reveille calls ; to Genevieve Trott, my roommate, I will the said calls themselves, hoping that her response to them will bs a little more prompt and more spirited than mine was ! Lastly, we, the members of the Coffee Club leave to our successors all our topics of discussion for the round table. This will add to the noise and confusion, but the interest arising will be worth it. Given from our hand, this day of May in the year of grace nineteen hundred and forty-six. Lucile Baddour. Witnesses: Jayne Graf Genevieve Trott Page Tiventy-three

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FRESHMEN Ruth Craig Eloise Diaz Jean Gill Carolyn Huffstickler Lilia Del Cueto Lydia Diaz Rebecca Holton Jean Huskins Page Twenty-five