St Genevieve of the Pines Junior College - Echo Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

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worn paint brush, and to Elise Rhyne my ability to enter a class a tad late without being noticed Zoo much. Tenth: I, Peggy Hyder, bequeath to Peggy Weddle the right to change her first name, and a half interest in my lVIica Mine. Eleventh: I, Billie Ingle, leave to Cameron Meehan my long finger- nails Cwhen I get themj, as well as my interest in the Navy. Twelfth: I, Vivian Jones, will to Lorraine Martel my ability to out- swim all sailors, and my life-boat. Thirteenth: I, Dorothy Kilpatrick, bequeath to Judy Doyle my type- writer eraser and my cosmopolitan diction. Fourteenth: I, Lolly lNIcRary, will to Marilyn hdagee my acting ability, such as it is, and to June Parham a souvenir of my visits to Chapel Hill. Fifteenth: I, Jane Perry, leave to Bobbie Simmons my place at the Lounge so that my memory will be with all the usweet little things , and to Ruth I-Ieller, loads of cigarettes to calm her nerves after psychology class. Sixteenth: I, Mary Janice Reeves, will to Sarah Clement my old English alitv books and plenty of time in which to study them. Seventeenth: I, Betty Ann Raymondo. leave to Josefina Cfuzman my domestic ability and my much used foods lab notebook. Eighteenth: I, Penelope Self, will to Betty Sumner 4'Rhapsody in Blue, and to Anne Hartshorne my dependable promptness. Nineteenth: I, Barbara VVarren, bequeath to lXIalinda Sigmon the key to the drink room so that she will not have to be concerned over c'VVho has the drink room key?7'l And to Pilar Pereira I leave my place in Ger- man class in case she plans to add Cverman to her list of languages. Twentieth: I, Terrell Weaver, leave to Mary lXiIargaret Berry my yel- low ribbon for Hrainy-day hair , and to Agnes Kuehl my love for jazz. .Twenty-first: I, hilary Wiilson, bequeath to Mary Jean Pinkston my ability to keep my sewing clean, and some blueing in case Miss Burleson IS not entirely pleased with the appearance of the finished product. Twenty-second: I, Joan VVitt, leave to Betty Lou Bass all my Hmalew and ma1l', admirers, and my favorite pin-up picture. Twenty-third: I, Jessie VVooten, bequeath to Anne Barrosse my re- markable penmanship, and to Betty Ann Clem my ability to look down on peoplef' Twenty-fourth: I, Martha Xidis, will to Dorothy Ritchie my career as a dancer, and a record to start her off. In VVitness WVhereof, we Hancockily indite our signature hereunto, on this last day of March, 1945. TI-IE SUPHOMORE CLASS By M. T. SPACE Notorious Public C157

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