Ferguson High School - Crest Yearbook (Ferguson, MO)

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I qu g W X 1 1 Q7 if M1 All I lifi ii Senior Will Know ye, one, all, and nobody: That we, Class of Twenty-six, of the Ferguson High School, City of Ferguson, County of St. Louis, State of Nlissouri, United States of America, the Earth. Telephone number 192, being of normal, upright, superb, beautiful, honorable, high, healthy, superior, fine, charming, graceful, unsurpassed, heavenly, exultant, noble, respected, virtuous, and much esteemed mind, and soon to enter the cruel cold world, do hereby and forthwith declare this, our last will and testament. After the payment of all mortgages and I. O. U.'s we bequeath all of our property, material and immaterial, new, old, stolen, or otherwise, thusly: SECTION I. Firstly, we hand down to the under-classmen che school with its furniture: seats, dictionaries, waste-baskets to fill with gum-wrappers, etc., statuary to be placed around at pleasing angles, the blackboards to write on, the chalk to hurl at defense- less students, the coat-rooms wherein to hang your coats and secretly powder your nose, the popular mirrors to the girls for sundry and divers purposes and intents, the sidewalks whereon to walk, the flagpole, the school grounds to litter with paper, and Mr. Griffith to keep you going. Secondly, we present to the high school the article or articles which shall be purchased with the financial results of the Senior play. Thirdly, we bestow on the class of Twenty-seven the guidance and leadership of the high school. Fourthly and lastly, we confer on the high school proper the State of Missouri with its boundless resources, illimirable stretches of beautiful land, large factories, theaters, orphan homes, insane asylums, morgues, poorhouses, jails, grave- yards, etc.-to make a living in. SECTION II. All other manner of property, tacked or intact, beneficient, evil, or indifferent as supervenes: 1. Raymond Holden-An imperturbable and insufferable Dictionary, and adenoidal and pyorrheal Physics Notebook to Bob Cook. 2. Helen Hughes--The Charleston mania to Bessie O'Keefe. 3. Virginia Parsons-Has decided that she has kept her school girl com- plexion long enough and wishes to donate it to jenny Meyer. Seventeen