Sacred Heart School - Crest Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Barbara Lowry wills her dark brown eyes and her long blonde hair to Jean Walker. Patsy Lawrence donates to Carol Petherbridge her dimples if she cares to have them and also her seat at XE's meetings. Pat Coleman bestows on Betty Leneke the privilege of calling anyone she wishes by her full name. Martha Ashburn leaves Paula Saffer her long XE chain and her love for long telephone calls on a private line and she leaves to Gloria Littleton that broad smile and hilarious laugh. Gertrude Wehrum donates all her excess weight to Barbara Sumer. Dorothy Holland presents Pat Mason with her natural ability to dream, smile, and otherwise take it easy. Lillian Schingle leaves Joan Walker her bottle of energy pills and her love of Catholic High. Mary Anne Wessels wills her perfect attendance record to Sara Carwile hoping she will meet expectations. Sandra Weinberg bestows on Joy Baer the patience she has acquired over worry and wonderment and to June McGraw she leaves her desire for long, long letters from the north. Patsy Raoch leaves Ursula Cuccia her wonderful ability for driving a car and hopes that Ursula can avoid having as many wrecks as she did. Jeanette O'Brien leaves Judy O'Brien her Irish name and wit. Charlyne Reddick bequeaths to Patsy Rector her ability' to always see the bright side and never to be under a strain. Jo Ann Dhuy bestows on Therese Polland her LOVE for shorthand. Anne Smithers leaves Kathleen Brady her willingness to lend a helping hand with any extra typing. Marlene Lorenz just leaves, but she wills her favorite desk in her favorite room to Dottie Pierini. Nancy Dukes leaves Helen Sawner her cute figure and to Dorothy Moselage she leaves the right to set the clock every day. Patsy Hugo leaves to Shirley Wunder first base on the softball team. Patsy Foley bequeaths to Anne Marie Cardena her own special seat in the principal's office and her love for typing. Joyce Boswell leaves Carolyn Hearn her anxiety to make her Buick accommodating. Agnes Dattilo wills to Rose Marie Coleman her flaming red hair and to Mary Suliano she leaves her fair complexion. Helen LaFargue leaves her good times at S. H. S. to Barbara Slattery and also her ambition to never miss a day of school. Marilyn McCarver wills her wonderful initials to Mickey Motta. Kay Mardis leaves the seniors' Toy Rocket Gyro to Mary Jo Fury and Mary Florence Roberts, one to be the pilot and the other co-pilot. Betty Ris bestows on Patsy Hines two inches of her height and to Gloria Lewis she leaves the privilege of writing poems for the Biz-Ed Briefs. Dell Marie Taylor leaves by the back door, but will give the key to Larri Rae Minsky. Signed and Sealed this first day of May, Anno Domini, Nineteen Hundred Fifty-four. 7544

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JM: YM! am! flifammf of CVM 54 We, the Graduating Class of May, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-four, in the city of Memphis, state of Tennessee, being about to leave this school in full possession of sound mind, and understanding, do make and publish this, our Last Will and Testament. And, first, we do direct that our funeral services shall be con- ducted by our friends and well wishers, the faculty, only enjoining the funeral be carried on with all the dignity and pomp our situation in this high school has merited. As to such estate as it has pleased the fates to give us, we do dis- pose of the same as follows, viz: ITEM: To the Faculty, we give and bequeath restful nights and peace- ful dreams. They have done their duty and they have their reward. We also leave the amazing knowledge and startling information that we furnished them from time to time in our various examination papers. ITEM: To Sac red Heart High School, we leave all our poor reports, stubs of pencils, and all books which have served us nobly and which will be of no use to us in our new careers. ITEM: Some individuals of the class bequeath small personal pos- sessions to numerous persons as follows: Mary Jo Fastabend wills her blue streak to the front door after the 2:55 P. M. bell to Lynn Readey. Peggy Weber leaves to Jane Richards her home chemistry set and to Jackie Mitchell she leaves the chemistry lab and her pet bottle of sodium. DeMerus McCarver bequeaths her book, desk and beloved comptometer to Bruna Rigutto and to Lorena Balestrina she leaves her 20120 vision and all her glasses to go with it. Jean Murphy wills to Pat Westlake her beautiful S0pranO v0ice t0 carry on in the Glee Club and her love for C. B. C, and to Ann Rasche she leaves her beautiful penmanship. Dixie Lee Powers leaves Judith Priddy first place in the breakfast line so she won't have to push anymore. Stella Bailey leaves her assistant teaching position in the Spanish class to Margaret Gavin with the hope that she' will carry on with great accomplishments. Mary Ruth Griffin cedes to Mary Sanders the last desk in the first row. May she always get to lunch first. Shirley Ce rvetti leaves her ability to complete four years of high school in four years to Anne Marie McMahon. Jane Brannon bestows on Martha Cotter the privilege of being the first out of the choir so she won't have to rush. Bettye Reinhardt presents her one-half bottle of left-over Light and Bright to Anne Brady. And to Mary Katherine Gatti she bequeaths her love of the piano. Marilyn Reeves wills to Frances Young her naturally curly hair along with her super Toni, and to Peggy Bovinette she leaves her freckles to go with her red hair. 74

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