Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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I, the Class of Nineteen Thirteen, do make this my last will and testament. Being of a gentle and loving disposition and disinclined to cause any quarreling among those who might find themselves among the benefactors of my earthly treasures and who might profit by those same possessions, do hereby make, declare and pubhsh this my last will and testament. That : — First: I give and bequeath to all my friends and well-wishers, my good will, also all of the knowledge that I have not been able to absorb. Second: To the most reverent and fatherly friend and advisor. Prof. E. H. Brown, I give and bequeath one one-bilHonth of my aforesaid possessions on this earth. Third: To my younger sister, the Class of 1914, I will and bequeath my position as Senior of the A. H. S., also the use of my buildings of the O. N. U., and hope you will obtain much knowledge therefrom. Fourth: To my charming sister, the Class of 1915, I will my once-desired thought of becoming a Senior and hope they will use it to a good advantage and obtain that same desire. Fifth : To my baby sister, the Class of 1916, I will and bequeath the best for her welfare, the motto — Work! work! work! Sixth: To my helper and adviser, the Board of Education, I will and bequeath my best intentions, and Seventh: To our three sister Classes we divide equally the love of our Principal, Joe Hill. Eighth: To my earnest friend and helper. Miss Ethel Beiler, I bequeath my best wishes and a happy future and may she have many more classes to instruct in High School work. GUELLERMO CLUTTER CHARLES SANDERSON