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MEMOIRS 3. I, Jane Becknell, do bequeath my ability to get high grades to Lloyd Nodine. 4. I. Elton Conley, do bequeath my freckles to Gayle hitver. 5. 1, Thomas Downs, do bequeath my ability to imitate Bradley Kincaid to Eugene Johnson. 6. I, Kenneth Edson, do bequeath my popularity among the girls to Glen Fritz. 7. I. Owen Fordham. do bequeath my membership in the National Athletic Association to Willard Dimmig. 8. I, Alice Gramer, do bequeath my ability in public speaking to Everett Kruse. 9. I, Lois Guither. do bequeath my golden locks to Franklin Wallace. 10. I, Maxine Hall, to bequeath my most becoming walk to Easter Hardesty. 11. I. Grace Hunter, do bequeath my curly raven locks to Elaine West- man. 12. I. Virginia Keigwin, do bequeath my public speaking ability to Marvin Broer. 13. I, Mabel Kofoed. do bequeath my sunny disposition to August McCoy. 14. I. Cullen McGonigle. do bequeath my Sunday night dates to Harold Tornow. 15. I. Iwilla Otto, do bequeath my mathematical knowledge to Keith Burkey. 16. T. Eleanor Pope, do bequeath my ability to play the saxophone to Albert Peterson. 17. I, Harry Stewart, do bequeath my studying habits to Loyal Anderson. 18. I. Loyal Wallace, do bequeath my overalls to Harold Foss. 19. I. Dorothy White, do bequeath my wavy brunette hair to Robert Crane. In witness whereof, we set our hand and seal this twenty-first day of May, A. D., 1931. 19 3 1 Page seventeen
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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of the Walnut Community High School in the Township of Walnut, in the County of Bureau and State of Illinois, all being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare, the following to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills by us made. 1. I'o Mr. Melton, we do bequeath another Senior Class just like ours. 2. To Miss Anderson, we do bequeath a class that studies Shakespeare diligently. 3. To Mr. Leitch, we do bequeath a Physics class, the members oi which will talk only when called upon. 4. To Mrs. Glassburn, we do bequeath a new ring for her keys. 5. To Mr. Fagan, we do bequeath our interest in the weekly News Review discussion. 6. 'I'o Miss Powell, we do bequeath the musical talent in the Senior Class. 7. To Miss Murphy, we do bequeath the exclusive privilege of coaching another Senior Play. 8. To Mr. Hatland. we do bequeath a book on “Is Canned Air Better Than Fresh Air?” 9. To Mr. Cleveland, we do bequeath our home room in which to supervise the on-coming Freshman Class. 1. To the Juniors, we do bequeath our industry, habits of study and our dignity. 2. To the Sophomores, we do bequeath our standing with the faculty. 3. To the Freshmen, we do bequeath our class advisor, Miss Murphy. 1. I, Gladys Albrecht, do bequeath my low voice in the class room to Ina Peterson. 2. I, Margaret Baumgartner, do bequeath my ‘pianistic ability to Claude Langford. Section One—Bequests to the Faculty. Section Two—Bequests to Classes. Section Three—Individual Bequests. 19 3 1 Page sixteen
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