East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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'L Gleniah 21-We, Virginia Fiske and Virginia Tennant, to Elizabeth Grey and Ellen Johnston will our basketball tactics. 22-We, Erma Moore and Marie Nelson, will our bold and vampish ways to Lavina Strayer. 23-I, Edwin Reuling, do bequeath my ability as a salesman K peddling news- papersj to Elroy McGonigal. 24-I, Robert Cook, do bequeath my ability to dance to Wilfred Howell. 25-I, Merrill Marshall, do bequeath my ability to debate to the next year's debating team. ' 26-I, Reiny Penner, do bequeath my length of stature to Dean Crist, so that next year he may take part in the state track meet. 27-The stunning fashions of Elizabeth Potter we leave to the local window decorators. 28-I, Genevieve Sanford, leave to Fritz Wagenvoord my musical talent. 29-I, Mary Biebesheimer, leave my front seat in the Senior row to Jeanne La Forge. 30-The ease and grace with which I, Warren Pierce, can bring forth melo- dies CFD from a mouth organ I leave to Byron Baker. 31-I, Mabel Force, bestow upon Stuart Krentel my everlasting hair-pulling ability. 32-I, lone Lautner, leave my noisy ways to the peaceful Freshmen. 33-I, Jenetta Schram, leave my mammoth build to Lloyd Grabo. To our parents and to the citizens of East Lansing we extend our heart- left gratitude for loyalty and devotion in securing for us an education. We do hereby appoint Rex Strother as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In testimony thereof, we the class of 1925, have thereunto set our hand and seal this l9th day of june in the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty-five. SENIOR' CLASS CSealj On this 19th day of June in the year one thousand nine hundred and twenty- five, the Senior Class of East Lansing 'High School signed the foregoing instru- ment and declared the same to be their last will and testament, in the presence of us, as witnesses and we, not being interested therein, at the request of said Senior Class in our presence and in the presence of each other where they could see us sign our names, did thereupon on said mentioned day subscribe our names hereto as witnesses thereof. Ruth U'Ren, . Residing at East Lansing, Michigan Mattie Rouse, Residing at East Lansing, Michigan page twenty-six

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flleniah ' E Class Will Be it known that we, the members of the class of 1925 of East Lansing High School, being of sound mind and disposing memory and knowing the vast un- certainty of life, do hereby make, execute, and declare this to be our last will and testament. That is to say: l-I, Albert Sacks, do solemnly bequeath my entire assortment of passionate socks and hot neck-ties to Lake Simpson. 2-I, Bertha Bessey. do hereby bequeath my ability to drive a car to Johnny Hicks. Hold 'er Newt! 3-I, Jeanne U'Ren, bequeath to Alice Giltner my talkative way. Don't abuse it Al. 4-I, Kenneth Schepers, do regretfully leave to Gerald Allen my cud of gum. 5-We, Norma Gallup and Irma VVhittemore, do leave to Glenn Miller our careers as actresses. 6-I, Nolan Walker, do leave to Leland Cribbs my ability to run things. 7-I, Bernice Howard, do mournfully bequeath my snicker to Mary Pen- nington. 8-We, Chet Grey and Wheeler Grey, do will to Don Houghton and Harry Lucas our musical abilities on the banjo and drums- There's a reason-Postum! 9-I. Alice Laycock. bequeath to Lowell Nash my winning smiles. i 10-I, Sterra Towner. leave to Margaret Vtfilson my permanent curl. 11-I, Florence Schmitt, do bequeath my arguing ability to Effie Ericson. 12-I, Mattie Rouse, being of sound mind, do leave my popularity with all the teachers, especially Mr. Van Zandt, to Marion Hedrick and Bessie Giltner to use as they see fit. 13-I, Robert Plant, do bequeath my artful way with the women to Maxwell Strothers. 14-I, Ruth U'Ren, do bequeath all sundry parts of my wicked eye to Alice Dietrich. 15-I, Gaylon Ford, do hereby leave my ability as a grocery clerk to Henry Johnston. 16-I, Ruth Sackett, leave to Betty Carr my dislike of the male population. 17-I, Mira Kirker, bequeath to Margaret Harris my Longfellow. VVatch your step Freddie. 18-I, Myrta Susan Coons, bequeath to Henrietta Schmitt my golden locks. 19-I. Rosaline Domboorajian, will my numerous gowns to Mary Jennings. 20-I, Foster Mohrhardt, will my ability to entertain the public speaking class to George Harrison. page twenty-live il! la

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