Savannah Country Day School - Country Data Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Marion Arnsdorff, of weak grades, mind, body, and soul, will my principle of Work- ing very hardi' to anyone who is not privileged. I, Lin Backus, being of sound mind and shot body, do hereby leave to Mrs. Triol a year's subscription to Mad magazine. I, David William Benfield, alias Snake, being of no body and less mind, do hereby will my books, desks, locker 422, Boys' State T shirts, and Presidency of my club to the incinerator. I, Perry Brannen, Ir., being of weak mind and tired body. do hereby will my desire to anyone who participates in football, basketball, etc, I, Phyllis Clay, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my ability to sleep in class to Anne Carson. I, Merrill Davis, being of sound mind and weird body, do hereby leave my great ability to make just enough demerits to stay out of detention to Reg Brooks, who wishes he had it. I, Murray Freedman, being mentally shot, do hereby will my nickname of Fats to Tom Kelly, my ability to blush to Barry Crawford. I, Kit Hammond, leave to Mrs. Mullis my ability to write words backwards. I, Dick Heard, being of sound mind and body, leave to John Wylly my tennis shoes, crutches, and appetite. I, Linda Ann Hollis, being of feeble mind and weak body, do hereby leave!! I, Nancy Keith, leave my brilliant knowledge in geometry to Mrs. Mullis so that she will give it to someone who might need it. I, Gayle Nash, being of too much sound and even 'more body, do hereby leave my pop- ularity with the policewoman to Hugh. I, Robert Rountree, do hereby will to anyone of deep enough spirit my love of man's most glorious creation-Classical Music. I, Alexandra Russell, leave to all of Country Day's future s'Yul Brunnersn my appealing bald-headedness. I, Dean Smith, Jr., being of never mind and used to being of much body do hereby bequeath the weight which l lost to Wellington Martin in hopes that the acquisition of it will benefit him as much as the losing benefited me. I, Polly Wylly, do hereby will my famous ski-feet to Les Sadler to make sure that he kicks all the extra points from now on. 36

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TWELFTH GRADE BACK ROW: Perry Brannen, Kit Hammond, Merrill Davis, David Benfin-ld, Phyllis Clay. SECOND ROW Henry Roebling, Nancy Keith, Lin Backus, Marion Arnsdorff, Polly Wylly, Dean Smith. FRONT ROW: Rob ert Rountree, Alexandra Russell, Murray Freedman, Linda Ann Hollis, Gayle Nash. NOT IN PICTURE Richard Heard. CLASS OFFICERS . . DAVID BENFIELD f'rr'.wftfr'llt . . ..... . . Vice l'residf'n1, . . . . MURRAY FREEDMAN Secretary-Treasurfr . . MERRILL DAVIS Chaplain . . RICHARD HEARD Class Adviser . . MR. LEE B. SAYRE 38