Technical High School - Tech Tiger Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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26 THE TECH-TIGER.1928lfQf1929 Class Will of 1928y2 WE, 'ru iz Ci. Ass o if '28 'Q, in the year of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-nine, being in full and complete possession of our faculties of mind and body, yet, considering the uncertainty of this life and the propinquity of the next, do hereby declare, asseverate and proclaim this document to be our last will and testament. 1. We appoint as our legal executors Miss Mabel B. Lutes, Mr. M. Edmond Maynard, an Mr. Raymond E. Mackenzie. Z. We do direct that all our justly contracted debts be paid as soon after our de- cease as may prove necessary. 3. The members of the class leave to future generations the tattered blueprints of the proposed new addition to Tech, that they may enjoy the full benehts of the swimming pool, scenic stage, etc., as much as we have. 1 4. President Kaplinger leaves his much-prized bronze medal won at the Stafford Springs Fair for having the prettiest dimples to Don Pepin. 5. Leonard Shapiro after due consideration leaves the principalship of Tech High School to Mr. Marsh. 6. Betty Tute leaves her abilities as an actress both on and off the stage along with her best wishes to Lois Fisher. 7. Beauregard leaves his quiet determination to be seen and not heard to Harold Chisholm. 8. To Richard Perkins, Robert Atwood bequeaths his occupation as teacher's p2St. 9. The Class leaves the remains of room 23 to Miss Weaver and the ZA class. 10. Robert Rudy leaves his beauty, wit and charm, as well as his conceit to Richard Empsall. 11. Leo Kaplan leaves his new ballot to his grandchildren to be used when they come to Tech. 12. Red Proctor, the famous world trotter, leaves his own book of travels 'lThe Travels of a Donkey to the school library. 13. Our cutest boy, in fact, THE cutest boy, lack Shea himself, leaves his charm- ing bashfulness, his unassuming manners, and his overwhelming popularity to Gordon Gardiner in the hope that the latter may add to his already glittering personality. 1-1. Roger Vaughan leaves his self-esteem to Donald McQuillin. 15. Abe Cvreen leaves his numerous football alibies to Henry Frisbie. 16. Billie Blauvelt leaves her charming personality to Muriel Lathrop. 17. Russell Phelon leaves his love of the unconventional to Dr. Cockayne and his Harvard haircut to Mr. Cook. 18. Katherine Kavanaugh leaves her bashfulness to Freida Fine. 19. To Harry Harwood, Kelsey Robbins, whose chief concern these three years have been in the uplifting of his fellow classmates to the same high level of character which he maintains, leaves his ability as a preacher. l,Signedj CLASS OF 'Z812 Sworn to before us, the legal advisers of the Class of '28 BQ, and set with the seal of the Comrnnnwealth of Massachusetts, this seventeenth day of january in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-nine. RicHARD A. Msssusn JAMES C. NEYLON FRANK LARSON BRoMsiLAw Booz .nsnzus--1: -Q.-sa's:rs:s-:a.-a:vg::a::zna:eL::x4vQ:ex::auxnQ::Q::a4:s4egseL::s nina:

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