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Senior Class Will Dale Sneddon: My classic features to Theodore Benjovsky. Robert Truscott: I bequeath my heavy dates to Clarence Dougherty. Earle Taylor: My boistrous manner to Arthur Ferraro. John Wilson: My hot dancing to Joe Kochman-'make use of it, Catherine Always My vampish way to Julia Gabardi. Lois Alwayz My tiny figure to Martha Ostrum. Harriett Anderson: My innocence to La Creta Alby. Mary Burgess: My slender figure to Josephine Morrison. Katherine Darby: My lily-white neck to Georgia McGehee. Rosa DeGrazio: Her business-like manner-to Arlene Heston. Alice Louise Gorman: My wonderful personality to Louise Curfman. Doris Graham: Her love of study to Ann Burnside. Frances Hunt: Her long eyelashes to W'anda Ulrich. Iris McCall: To anyone who will have it-I bequeath my admired and grace- ful strut. Maxine McClure: My peppy attitude to Dorothy Anne Peck. Iyone McDonald: To Opal Lee I bequeath my modesty with the hope that it will be used. Stella McMullen: My cupid-like features to Catherine Bender. Kathlyn Nease: My ability to vamp football men to Lestella Brewer. Edith Nelson: My school-girl complexion to Kent Smith. Madge Peairs: My ability to get along with Mr. Soles to Isabelle Davenport. Berniece Pringle: My temper-to Frieda Hunt. Florence Sheehan: My art in applying rouge to Irene Perchbacher. Virginia Siring: My standing with Mr. Rouse to Rachel Perchbacher. Mildred Smyth: I bestow the charms of a quiet, sweet disposition to Ethel Mae Wilson. Maxine Sneddon: My baby stare to Rosanna Mangan. I Dorothy Sufbry: My vocal talent to Ruth Pennell. Fay Tuttle: My Come up and see me some ti-me to Bernadine Kuhn. Elva Wagner: My fondness for all-day suckers to Clyde Tucker. Mary VValker: My bashfulness to Eddie Morgan. Carolyn Wilson: Her magnetic attraction for the stronger sex to June Bun- bury. Blanche Ollie Young: My Sax appeal to Jimmie Sheehan.
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Senior Class Will Robert Alexander: To Lynn Kelleher---my way with the women. Roger Aude: To John Ott-My liking of Mae VVest. Caswell Beck: To Melvin Hyatt--my small stature. Elmer Bovee: To anyone that can handle her, I give Marion Anderson. David Corlett: His ability to get Chem to Lillian Predovich. Virgil Cowen: To Ray Adams-his mustache. George Cribari: To Lois Mae Bennett-my smile. Robert Ferraro: My big noisy piccolo to Bob Stewart. Earl Fryrear: His job as water-boy to Glenn llfilson. Harry Haley: His likes for the women to Gardner Pierce. Burton Heller: His wise cracks in English class to Craig Larimer. Ray Hockett: My ability to steer carefully, the senior class through the last dangerous, storm-tossed year to the President of '36 Clayton Honeywell: His willofwy-like figure to Jess Waggoner. James Jay: One of the O'Connell twins to anyone who can tell them apart. Moritz Kerndt: My straight golden locks to Hurdis Severson. Charles Law: His seven league boots to Louise Stone. William Lee Lewis: My ability to answer Miss Mitchell with wise cracks to Merry Alice Brown. Paul Martin: His fiery red hair to Patricia Kelley. Frank Mazzotta: His quiet manner to Franklin Ragan. George Muto: To Harry Quigle-my ability to tango. Guy Muto: His swanky style to George Merritt. Arthur McClure: My ability to make a basket to Frank Braswell. Edward McKenna: His standing with Betty Johnson to anyone who can stand up under the strain. Manuel Olguin: His ability to play the Xylophone to Dick Snell. Jack Paquette: My cap and gown to anyone who knaolvs how to wear it. Carl Pasquale: His standing with Gov. to Emerson Shonyo. Volney Perry: His good business managing for the annual to the class of '36. Chalmers: Porter: His lack of humor to Lois Dilly. Frank Ronald: I will my name as school chatterbox to Noble Binns. Willard Ronald: Florence McDonald to Jack Lewis-take care of her, Jack. Ray Schneider: My ability to graduate wlhile still an infant, to Gertrude Guyton. Rdbert Scudder: My ability to grow-to Stanley Provenza.
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