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(Elaaa 111 i 11 WE, the class of 21. do give and bequeath to:- Class of 22, an extra week off at the end of school next year. Mr. Wilson, an assembly without any paper on the floor or anything. Mr. Franklin, chance to build the buildings on the athletic field. Mr. Gregg, an intelligent Algebra class. Mr. Ellis, permanent position as ticket dispenser at 11. II. games. Mr. Allen, a championship 11. 11. team. Miss Quinlan, a life as long as the lessons she assigns. Mrs. Allen, a perfect English class. Miss Gregory, assembly without Hill H., Shipp, Sophy and Skinny. Miss Spragg, “Gray’s Elegy,” “Hamlet’s Soliloquy.” Miss Flora, a few locks of red hair. Miss Washburn noiseless sewing machines Miss Holbrook, Greasy, and Neal. The Juniors, the right to be Seniors. The Sophomores, the right to have a good time. The Freshmen, the ability to get by. Any one who is a Junior, my presidential chair—Gwen Fox. Pauline Hunter, my giggling and talking—Sylvia Griffin. Hess Pitchford, her desire—Ethel Coleman. Arty Martin, my power of argument—Louis Itodenbush. frank Jacobs, my place on the second marble team—Eagle Gray. Luke Gladders, my quietness—Opal White. Leslie McFadden, my fat—Paul Cox. Calvia Gillespie, an auburn haired husband—Edith Jones. Sophie Thompson, a sweet little girl in Marion—Maude Musgrave. Noble Rains, a few blushes—Addie Moore. Winifred Kelly, any good man—Irene Poritt. Louise Arnold, a Renton “feller”—Nina McClintock. Zetta Kelly, one more freckle—Sylvia Griffin. Thomas Blake, a Ford sedan and a blonde junior.—Yale Downes. Don Henson, my place on the R. B. team—Bill Howells. Helen Willmore, Pauline and Hess—Luciel Gray. Veto Kreivenas, a chance to be the physicist a fewr centuries hence— Yale Downes. Bill Monti, a girl who has long black curls—Maud Musgrave. Margaret Leponis, success in commercial course—Luciel Gray. Pearl Murphy, greater ability in B. R.—Addie Moore. Ruby Wilderman, the man she is after—Gwen Fox. Dorothy Jacobs, a seat by Arty Martin—Paul Cox. Nannie Jones, a single life—Nina McClintock. Chas. Pittman, my wisdom—Edith Jones.
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