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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT

We, the Senior class of the Taipei American School, realizing that we are about to graduate, do leave, grant, and otherwise bequeath the following gifts to the class of 1957, hoping that they will be used toward the realization of the hopes and aspirations of the future Seniors.

I, Skip Bogart, will my carefree attitude to Leo Chen.
I, Jennifer Chang, leave my brothers to the girls.
I, Phyllis Costea, will my dimple to anyone who has one but needs another.
I, Jeanne Foxworth, will my literature book with all the notes in the margins to Susan Schorr. 
I, John Hillis, will my isolationism to the most popular person in the Junior class.
I, Lydia Lee, will my outside interest to Helen Yang.
I, Larry McConnell, will my deep passion for poetry to Mike Ingersoll who has to take English Literature next year.
I, Peter Shek, will my corny jokes to Sam Wilder. 
I, May Wang, will my ability to decipher formulae to anyone who thinks he can understand them. 
I, Andy Wee, will my voice to Reeves Barron, hoping that he will someday sing at the Metropolitan.
I, Tony Yu, will my argumentativeness to anyone who likes to get into trouble.
I, Rick Wolfer (left), will my slide rule to Lynn Groves if she can figure out how it works. 
I, Xavier de Larracoechea, will my sense of humor to Elizabeth Swisher. 
I, Eileen Zehngraff, will my blonde hair to Joanne Shesko. 

Anthony Chris Yu, class secretary
Mrs. Faye Sampson, witness