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Nellie Mae Shepherd Alma Stine Charles Dyer President Vice-President Secretary
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We the members of the Senior III class of Springville High School, being rated high as to being intelligent, and being at this time wholly sane and in our right mind, do here and now make and declare this our last Will and Testament. All former wills and testametns made by us are hereby and now de- clared null and void and of no earthly use. We make the following bequests willingly to, and in the name of the persons given below: Roy Wood, as president of the Senior class, bequeaths the honor of the position to any one chosen by the coming Senior class, the date of the election to be set by said class. Ben Burttram, wills his beautiful and broad grin, which has been the source of so much happiness to the girls of S. H. S., to James Watson. Homer Gill, wills, to take effect immediately, his growth of hair to Odrie Jones. Grace Johnsey most reluctantly leaves her executive ability and her Talent of working the faculty to Ruth Akridge. Ancel Pearson gladly leaves the small bits of paper on the floor for his successor the janitor of ’29. R. B. Peace wills his ability to play baseball to Marvin Woodall, the bequest not to be turned over until the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of May. John Emory Stephens wills his place as comedian in the school plays to Harold Jones. Ronald Wright wills his sportsmanship and his position as basket ball captain to Wiley Taylor. Wood Bradford leaves reluctantly, his childish days and winning ways to Thurman Richardson. Olean Wright wills her position as substitute grammar school teacher to the nearest her size and age, Alma Stine. The class as a whole, still in its right mind, does hereby will to the Senior Two Class the right and privilege to publish the second volume of the Rocket. We wish to will our many and limitless privileges to the senior three class of ’29. As a last word of advice, we urge that the forthcoming student body climb the “HILL” with a never failing zeal. We wish to express here and now our appreciation to the faculty for their forbearance and in part payment do here and now appoint them trustees of the fund remaining after the publication of The Rocket. In witness hereby, we senior class of ’27 and ’28 do this day, twenty- eighth of February Nineteen hundred and twenty-eight, set our seal. Senior Class of ’28.
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