St Agnes School - Lamb Yearbook (Rockville Centre, NY)

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llilathilda Sorrentino wills her histirouic ability to the star of the next Senior play. Margaret Tonry leaves nher uncontrollable temper to Marion Haup- recht. Mildred Conran wills her ,plano-convex vanity mirror for use in future physics experiments. Frances Kelly leaves her ability to catch the early train to Eliza- beth Kelly, thus keeping it in the Kelly family. Albert Jacobs resigns his position as door-keeper in favor of Eileen Derlnody with all the messages he hasto carry, the telephone. calls he announces and the people he lets in and out. Albert also leaves to .I oe Hoffman his skill at handball. The class as a whole wills the community eraser and all the pencils and old copy books to those who will accept thein. We bequeath all the remainder and residue of our belongings after all just debts have been paid as well as such knowledge and startling information as we may have at whatsoever time gathered and imparted, to our beloved teachers. In Witliess Wliereof, We, the Class of '27, the testators, have to this will set our hands and seal this 16th day of June A. D. 1927. Class of 1927, Helen Smith. 29

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Class Wiill A We, tl1e Senior Class of 1927, being of a sane and sober mind flet us hopej do hereby bequeath on this day, the 16th of June, in the year of our Lord 1927, all our scholastic knowledge to the class of '28. - A few individuals wish to leave something to the school as a memorial to their name, never to be erased by time. Marion Elberfeld wills l1er superfluous height to Millicent Munch. Filvina Walkei' joyfully leaves all her scientific knowledge, chem- istry in particular, to Elizabeth Hickey. Josephine Schilo leaves her abundant mass of golden curly locks to Genevieve Burns. Eleanor Busch and. Helen Smith have expressed their desire to have Eleanor Regan and Majorie Hunt Qtwo trustworthy pupilsj ful- fill ,their precarious position of watering the iiowers. We hope that they will not follow the example set by their predecessors of perform- ing this duty .once a week. 'Margaret Zemetra wills 'her 'coat Yhanger, which now resides in the wardrobe, to the member of the class '28 who crosses the Senior threshold with a fur coat.-Thelma Higgins. Helen Kiley, our president, wills her executive ability to Joseph Dowler. Helen Carlin has lately advertised that she is willing to leave her lunch box with all its contraptions to Mary Toole. Jacob Koehler, Bob Fisher and Charles Edgette have renounced their joint ownership of the History Book and have willed it to any Senior Trio who may follow in their footsteps and get away with it. Richard Edel has decided to leave l1is knowledge of French vocabu- lary to his brother, Frederick. He has expressed a desire to keep it in the family. fPossibly as an heirloomj Marion Myers leaves her old gym bloomers to Marie Cashman. May l1er athletic prowess go with them. 28

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