St Patricks High School - Patrician Yearbook (Miami Beach, FL)

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Gfass WE, the distinguished Class of 1940, being of sound mind and judgment, do hereby form and designate this, our last will and testament, as follows: To Father Barry, Curates and Sisters we leave our heartfelt appreciation for their tireless efforts and kindness to us throughout the years. To the underclassmen: I, Colleen Breslin, do bequeath my dirty saddle shoes to Barbara Bonwit. I, Gloria Burke, bestow my beloved Virgil to a superior Latin student, Briggs Branning. I, Mary Gamble, leave my job as manager of the basketball team to Patty Kelly. I, james Galloway, do bequeath my ability to shoot free throws to George Mar- shall. I, Robert Small, meekly bequeath my modest nature to Bill Carlot. I, Mary Leonard, leave my Boston accent to that belle, Ann Brimberry. I, Alfred Freeman, donate my distinctive sideburns to Horton Steel. I, Raymond Spring, present my ability to kill a handball to Billy Majewski. I, Margaret Girard, painfully leave my ability to type to Tony Borello. I, Richard Bronner, bestow my power to A. K. the teachers to Sam Philpit. I, Esther Lucas, donate to George Harris my knitting. I, Arthur Walters, give some of my weight to Carolyn Brimberry with the hope that she may find some use for it. I, Melba Dominguez, tearfully bestow my third year Spanish book on Gertrude Semmes. I, Robert Collins, present my own explanation of Einstein's theory to Dick Short. I, James Bodeep, will my 'floor burns and sprained ankles to Richard Soulliere. I, William Boyle, generously bestow my freckles on Vivien O'Neil. I, james Rossignol, give St. Patrick's School' to Father Barry. I, Bour Brown, leave my job collecting ads to Hal Whitney. I, Muriel Lamoureux, bequeath my French IV book to Rita Mulcahy. I, Lester Preu, will my miserly instinct to all dues payers. I, Jean Norris, bequeath my ability to skip school to Ann Hirth. I, Charles Urruela, leave my beautiful neighbor to Bill Shaver. Sealed, signed and approved by the Senior Class of 1940. Page Twenty-eight

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terprise . . . Welcome to Lester Preu, returning to your America and mine with magnificent photographs of cloud formations on Mars. Really splendid. CONGRATS to Prexy Richard Bronner, first Harvard chief exec to win Nobel Prize. That delving into Spanish language brought results? . . . Fleet's in! Rear Admiral I. Galloway, whose flagship is in Miami Harbor, visits former homestead and Alma, Mater . . . Certain desks and other paraphernalia of illustrious St. Pat's alumni have been installed in museums for inspection by the-thrill seekers. ORCHIDS to Governor James Bodeep, whose New jersey wins nation poll as state with lowest accident rate, highest literacy rate, greatest number of home own- ers per thousand population, greatest mileage super roads, etc., etc., and etc., for his presentation of Miss Peggy Girard, world champion mermaid, at the New Jersey 1960 Olympics. Peggy fresh from Wimbledon triumphs in England where she curtseyed to British monarchs as she donned the tennis crown . . . The Paris Salon is exhibiting Melba Dominguez's gorgeous pastel of Gloria Burke, Park Avenue socialite, winner of 1960 best dressed woman title. LUCK to Mary Gamble who engineered the Arden-Gray-Rubenstein beauty salon merger that's the current rage of Paris . . . Who is the suave and dapper play- boy who chokes traffic as he promenades regularly in Mayfair these sunny fLondon Chamber of Commerce please notej Spring mornings? The column obliges with desired info'g it's Alfred Freeman, American manager of the London branch of Saks' Fifth Avenue, sporting tweeds and such for exploitation in his swank emporium. . . . Flash! james Rossignol, likely Presidential candidate of the new People's Party, orated to a nation-wide hook-up while balancing on wing of his powerful pursuit plane. Rumor widely circulated that he has acquired ten million fan following due to many and generous promises in political speeches. f WASN'T it Attorney General Urruela himself who discovered the swindle and broke the story about the local who sold exclusive Dade county gambling con- cessions to 17 different and unsuspecting New York victims? . . . And now boss, may I go to New York on my vacation. There's a publisher's tea Monday to celebrate the publication of a new travel book by ' Your Girl Thursday, -MARY LEONARD. Page Twenty-seven

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