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Senior Bequethe Barb Zisook, do hereby bequeath my ponytail to Sue Sherman who could use it to pull whenever she wants. Cathy Yoimker, do hereby bequeath the school to anyone who wants it. Steve Wilkinson, do hereby bequeath my radioactivity to Mr. Swan. Sherwood Washburn, do hereby bequeath my chess genius to Matthew Morgenthal. Nancy Wallis, do hereby bequeath my senior gym clothes to any maroon-clad U-Higher. Stephen Ullmann, do hereby bequeath my nose to Sally Kadison. Alan Udesky, do hereby bequeath the part of my car that goes out the tailpipe to my sister Sue. Pat Turner, do hereby bequeath my love for digressive conversation to Mr. Conway 's future students. Homer Turner, do hereby bequeath my naturally speedy pick-up to General Motors so that they can keep up with the Edsel. Phineas Sykes, do hereby bequeath my luck to Dan Posin. Alice Swift, do hereby bequeath my limp to Mr. Conway. Jenny Strauss, do hereby bequeath my bun to a doughnut factory. Charles Storey, do hereby bequeath my ability to sound to Butch Mahone. Bob Stewart, do hereby bequeath nothing because I'm taking it all with me. Al Steinbach, do hereby bequeath my dragging ability to Dan Eby. Nicky Sommers, do hereby bequeath Mr. Hanvey to the Supreme Court of the U. S. for he can find loopholes in any document. Ronald Skvarcius, do hereby bequeath my money to Hodge and Dave Beck to be divided equally. Shelia Singh, do hereby bequeath my early morning hours at Jimmie Shanties to some future soprano. Barb Simpson, do hereby bequeath my last four years to a bottle of Vodka in which to forget them. Herbie Simons, do hereby bequeath my controllable wit to Steve Kramer, Mimi Shaw, do hereby bequeath my scarlet ribbons to Mr. Bennett's hair, where-ever it is. Ricky Shapiro, do hereby bequeath my bequeath to Pam Bennett. Avis Rubin, do hereby bequeath my French accent to Joel Rubin who will take Latin. Sue Rosenblum, do hereby bequeath my knee socls to George Leposky. Frances Ann Rosenbacher, do hereby bequeath my incompatability to MMG who needs it. Peter Prohaska, do hereby bequeath Mr. Kearns to the Mickey Mouse Club. Barry Preston do hereby bequeath my autographed picture of the Armymule to Mr. Conway and Mr. Swan. Rosie Preissler, do hereby bequeath Steinways to the old dope peddler. Hugh Pitcher, do hereby bequeath the saw dust in the high-jump pit to Mike McKeon. Dick Penn, do hereby bequeath the Boys' Club budget to Mr. Fauldet to invest in penny stocks. Martin Page, do hereby bequeath my unusual physicalattributes to an octopus. Alfred E. Newman, do hereby bequeath my happy smile to Happy Hanvey. Sally Nerlove, do hereby bequeath 24 packs of Juicy Fruit Gum to Miss Borth, Al Musikantow, do hereby bequeath myself to that special someone sweet. Sandy Mosley, do hereby bequeath my sister to California so she won't have to make any more long distance calls. Sheila Morgenstern, do hereby bequeath definition to my sister who can spell it. Rusty Morch, do hereby bequeath nothing to nobody because what I have I bequeath to myself because I will definitely need it. Sys Morch, do hereby bequeath my name to anyone who can not pronounce it. Debby Mills, do hereby bequeath my parties to someone who has a good liquor cabinet. Nora McKeon, do hereby bequeath my frecklecream to Sue Sherman. Sybil McCracken, do hereby bequeath my college Soch. course to Mr. Hanvey who needs it. Elizabeth Matthews, do hereby bequeath my MG to Sheila Harter. 22
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Clara Manta, do hereby bequeath Archimedes' Principle to Mr, Swan, Marilyn Lubin, do hereby bequeath my skill in geometry to Sue Lubin, Steve Kramer, do hereby bequeath my halo to Herb Simons, David Kraines do hereby bequeath Gerry Kraines to U-High to carry on the Kraines tradition at U-High, Bob Kirsner, do hereby bequeath all my flourescent green socks to Mr. Erickson. Jean Jones, do hereby bequeath my initials to Janice Jones. Phil Hyde, do hereby bequeath all my code books to Mr. Conway. Edie Hoshino, do hereby bequeath my name as a future stumbling block to all teachers. Yvette Hinkson, do hereby bequeath my hidden talents to anyone who can find them. Marty Heineman, do hereby bequeath my hockey stick to Mr. Hanvey. Arnold Hartigan Ir. , do hereby bequeath Canteen, Mr. Montague, and all regulars to Sue Sherman. John Halperin, do hereby bequeath my genius for betting to Al Loosli, who may need it where he 's going. John Hall, do hereby bequeath the traffic situation in Judd Hall to Sophia Hall. Marshall Goldsmith, do hereby bequeath three quarters to Barry Preston. Miriam Grodzins, do hereby bequeath my compatability to F. A. R. who needs it. Bob Goldberg, do hereby bequeath my crew-cut to Mr. Smith whose crew has jumped the ship. Peter Gaffron, do hereby bequeath my next grade in German to Mr, Heggen who can have it. Richard Friedman, do hereby bequeath the Elections Committee to anyone with enough courage to take it. Barb Flynn, do hereby bequeath my cousin Jack to Miss Borth, Steve Flanders, do hereby bequeath a paper mustache to Miss Flickenger to help her keep up with the rest of her department. Ira Fistell, do hereby bequeath nothing to nobody because it is more blessed to receive than to give. Steve Fishman, do hereby bequeath my do it yourself dunking kit fbasket, ball, and ladderj to Steve Natonson. Eliot Finkel, do hereby bequeath nothing because I forgot to hand in my bequeathal slip. Frances Lee Falkenstein, do hereby bequeath the presidency of the Girls' Club Vice to Mike Rothchild. Barb Epstein, do hereby bequeath R. P, and J. K, to my sister who thinks she loves them more than I. Dan Eby, do hereby bequeath my U-High letter sweater to Art Loewy. Murray Dry, do hereby bequeath my cooperative attitude to Mr, Salmon. Kit Doyle, do hereby bequeath my nickname Kit officially to Kit Kollenberg who has already taken it any- way. Barb Diffay, do hereby bequeath my strong volleyball arm to Barb Zisook. Janet Diehl, do hereby bequeath my musty alarm clock to Mr. Bennet. Anne Crystal, do hereby bequeath all my clothes to my sister so I can get new ones. Mildred Clark, do hereby bequeath my Cha-Cha ability to Mme. Martin. Judy Clark, do hereby bequeath my Cheerfully leading footsteps to my sister Betty. Paul Chem, do hereby bequeath my ping pong playing ability to Douglas Grant who needs it most. Cephus Butler, do hereby bequeath my natural athletic ability and bowling bag to Herman Brown. Tom Bowers, do hereby bequeath any new stories that I might bring back from the Navy to Mr. Conway. Corny Bolton, do hereby bequeath my briefcase and full supply of books to anyone wishing to develope powerful shoulder muscles and longer arms, Bob Blood, do hereby bequeath it's up to you to you. Barb Berg, do hereby bequeath U-High to my sister, Judy, hoping that she will leave it standing, Pam Bennett, do hereby bequeath the bags under my eyes to any happy sack collector. Steve Beaver, do hereby bequeath some of the skill I have gained through my year of practice to Rick Shapiro Cynthia Barton, do hereby bequeath my brother Eric to Wendy Grampp. David Backus, do hereby bequeath my Peters edition of J, Pietierszoon Sweelinck to Mr. Bennett. Howie Abrams, do hereby bequeath my used razor blades to Mr. Hanvey to repair the dilapidated state of his soup strainer. 23
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