St Marys High School - Marianite Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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SMS Robert Jacques leaves his bottle of hair tonic to Jack Berry, who will be a suitable successor. Mary lozzo leaves her ambitious ways and cute giggle to Mary Day. Maureen Powers leaves her pleasant disposition and cute sighs to Marcella Rannigan. Ruth Collins leaves her charming smile and sweet way with the boys to Mary Moriarty. Mary, you have competition! Joyce Muir leaves her sweet, kind and sociable manner to Charlotte Beauregard. Lucia Gregoire leaves her wonderful artistic ability to Dorothy Latour. Dorothy, may you keep the Junior and Senior Class room decorated as well as Lucia did. Geraldine Budgick leaves her cute accent to Bernard Rannigan. who being from Pennsylvania also, should carry on well. Robert Fitts leaves his way with the girls to John Moriarty, who we know will fill in Robert's vacancy very well. Amadio leaves his humorous, calm ways to Donald Gauthier. We hope he will entertain the class as well as Mitty did. Joyce Muir leaves her ability in Algebra to Hugh Earls, who we hope will be as good a mathematician as Joyce has been. Ruth Collins leaves her black hair and height to Lena Raulli. Lena, we don't know how you will ever succeed but we wish you luck. Mary lozzo leaves her beautiful penmanship to Shirley Smith. We hope Shirley will be as successful as Mary was. Robert Jacques leaves Ann Trudeau his front seat which he hopes she will keep as tidy as he did. ln witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal this 21st day of March, 1952. THE SENIORS i141

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CLASS ILL We, the Senior Class of Saint Mary's High School, in the town of South- bridge and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, being indisputably of sound and disposing mind and memory, and about to pass out of existence, do make, pub- lish and declare this to be our last will and testament. be SM s First: We bequeath to our Priests and Teachers, our heartfelt gratitude and unfailing loyalty, for the many patient and tireless hours they spent in teaching us. Secondly: We order and direct our Executors, the Juniors, to fulfill and uphold the title of Seniors as well as we did. To accomplish this, we give and bequeath to the said Juniors our Senior decorum, privileges, polished manners and impressive gravity. Thirdly: To the present Sophomores we leave all the opportunities for frolic and iollity that we used so well in our Junior Year. Fourthly: To the incumbent Freshmen, we give that badly spoiled rod, which put stiffening into our back-bones, in order to make them appreciate the dignity of the Seniors. Having thus divested ourselves of the common wealth of the Class of 1952, we hereby append the personal and private bequests. To Reverend Father Smith we leave our undying gratitude and our appreciation for all he has done for us. To our Sisters we leave our heartfelt thanks for all the help they have given us. The Juniors inherit all our books, desks, and pencils and the motto: Never let St. Mary's down. To the Freshmen and Sophomores we leave our request that they will always be loyal to St. Mary's. Amadio leaves his love for the Irish to Martha lozzo, who we know will succeed as he did. Robert Fitts leaves his height to George Trembley who will have to do a lot of growing to succeed Robert. Robert Allard leaves his typing ability to Jo-Ann Rannigan, hoping that she will do as well as he did. l13l

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swms WAITING FOR 8.15 BELL