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Senior Wills
Head was...well, an experience!
Chips and Dip and Kroger will
miss me. Who will keep up the
eating habits!! Our friendship
spans various years and friends we
remember and those we don't. Good
luck. I'll always be where you can
find me. Betsy Gianini, I leave a
whole afternoon together with me,
what a treat! I leave you a great
junior year and as good a little sis
as you have been to me. I hope your
travel dreams work out. Let me
know. I'll visit. Remember
swimming really is your sport.
Melissa Murray, a great little sis
from far away. The swim team
needs you. Hope you have a
wonderful junior year. Joanna May,
my file box, a great 90-91 executive
year, and a ticket to California,
anytime you wish! Webster, an
exercise (or dance) bar like the one
at the O'Pit, a set of stolen wine
glasses, a vacuum cleaner, you know
that new dance!! A wonderful
senior year. Thanks for all your
encouragement. I wish you much
luck and never stop singing. Siri,
singing on stage in England and
Salem, our connections to various
friends. Much luck, and hopefully,
much love in the future!! Jill, a
map of future XC races, no blisters,
a car I can only drive in reverse, and
a wonderful time in law school.
Thanks for being there and always
hugging. Mindy, a wonderful,
carefree life, a couple of file
cabinets, listening to me when you
had better things to do, a trip to an
Ice Skating Rink. As usual you can
do anything you set your mind to!!
Always remember that you mean
much to me. Friendships can't be
measured, I love you for who and
what you are. Mat, too much and
too deep to sum up, I leave you - a
tapestry with stretched threads
that will never break, my turquoise
bathrobe and a wheel barrow.
Carol, my roommate of four
wonderful years who put up with
my states of insanity from day one.
All of the torture and questioning I
put you through was rough, but
aren't you glad (ha! ha!). Thanks
'for listening. I will miss our tape
sessions ( I'll have to make a few
copies for you), loud trips, stuffed
animal wars, and, especially, being
together. To all swimmers now and
to come, I leave the Salem College
swim team in good hands. Thanks
Mrs. Richards for everything. I
couldn't have done what I did
without you.
I, Heather Lewisohn, being of
sound mind and body, do hereby
bequeath: to Mary Bradley, my
awesome little sister, I leave you
an unlimited supply of yogurt, the
front line of volleyball, the title of
big nerd, interview clothes, my
internships, an open invitation to
visit me wherever I am, and the
best of luck and happiness always.
To Mary McGinius, I leave my size
10 volleyball shoes, my baggy!
clothes, and an ID on a rope so it
will never be lost again. To
Gaither Smoot, I leave you my
brother and a neck massager in case
of sore necks. To Debbie McMahon,
I leave you all my injuries, my
miming shoes, and the best of luck
your junior year. To Michelle
Swank, I leave you my Omni card
and aerobic shoes and to Michelle
and Susan Yu I leave you volleyball
leadership and a successful season
and the best of luck your senior
year. To Joanna May, I leave you
California dreams To Sally
Shepherd, I leave you a clip-on
lamp than can't be turned on late at
night, a sleeping bra, and good
times for your senior year. To
Judith Palmer, Kathy, and Amy, I
leave my Omni legacy, a winning
volleyball season, an open
invitation to visit me and best
wishes. "To Betsy Johnson, I leave
you George (I'll hug and squeeze
him and call him George), the best
of luck wherever you are, and I
hope you choose Salem. To
Amanda Long and Hillary Black, I
leave you the best four years at
Salem and hope are as good as
Seafarer. To Coach McGwen, I
wish you all winning seasons and a
big "thank you" for four great
volleyball seasons. To Betsy
Saxman, Claire Barnhardt, Betsy
Wood, and Libby Brown, I leave
you Kip, the man of #2 Sisters
dorm. Have a great senior year!
I, Katherine Livennon, of no mind
and feeble body, leave the
following: to the future residents ofj
Sisters, I leave you many late
nights of wondering if Patsy is
going to show herself. To Betty
Wood, I leave you all the
knowledge we acquired during each
of our problem-solving sessions. I
also leave you Todd to take care of
whenever we have problems. You
always help him see my side of the
argument. And Betty, I leave you
the promise of a great and lasting
friendship. To Laura Franklin, I
leave you with memories of Ted!!
Also, I leave you an appointment
with a psychiatrist to deal with
stuffed animal abuse. To Jessica
and Sarah, thanks for being my
soap buddies! I'll miss you both. To
Dr. Ljunquist, I'm finally outta
here! And finally, to all my
comrades in the class of 1990,1 wish
you the best of luck and a little
saying..."Always remember what
Salem College taught you!"
I, Kim Lynch, being of sound mind
and body, do hereby bequeath: to
Amanda Jones and her roommates,
who will live in #8 Sisters, one
more closet because you will need
the extra space. To Signe Berg, two
more years of going up and down the
highway to Georgia and a supply
of chewing gum, I hope your last
two years here will make you very
happy!! To Janie Mac Dunn, a
lifetime subscription to People
magazine and a Blockbuster card so
you can keep up with all the stars
and latest gossip. To Sarah
Laughery, another year with
Jessica, an endless supply of Camel
Lights and a gift certificate to
Southern Bell so you can talk to
baby Jason; and also the cheese
burger I found in my pocketbook. To
Jessica Lynch, although I really
will not be leaving you, I wish for
you great happiness in your next
year at Salem...cherish every
moment and every person while you
are here. But, I will leave you the
bank account. Camel Lights, "two
snops up," and a subscription to
Soap Digest. I love you Snook!
Remember I am always a phone
call away.
I, Lee Manuel, being of sound mind
and body, do hereby bequeath a
lifetime gift certificate to Twin
City Diner for Jenni Britt and
Michelle Conley. I also leave them
many smiles and fun times. To
Mary McLarty, I leave another
friend to ask her, "What would you
do?" I leave her stock in Talbot's
and Tally-Ho, and also the gas
money that I used driving to Wake
Forest so that she can pay her
phone bill. To Monica Shafer, I
leave a new license and a lifetime
supply of coffee. To Angela Aaron,
I leave lots of future fun at
Davidson and all of my German
books. To Susan Combs, I leave a
PAT THE BUNNY book and a date
with Al. I also leave a big
hug...you're a great little sister. To
Anna Harris, I leave herbal tea
and lots of fun talks (and the ones
when I was procrastinating!) I also
leave her a book entitled How to be
a Brunette and an exercise clinic in
her name. I leave her lots of hugs
and the chance to ask for her