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Page 28 text:
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Article XII. — To Mr. Sawyier, a dictagraph to preserve his Spagettysburg address given at the beginning of each spend-man-ship recitation. Article XIII. — To Mr. Winslow, a personally autographed life-sized picture of Old Man Campbell to place before him when eating some of Mrs. Winslow ' s home-made soup. Article XIV. — To Miss Abrams, television apparatus to check up on absent students. Article XV. — To Miss St. Claire, a manual for future reference and to assist Seniors to decipher Dr. Russell ' s notes. Article XVI. — To Mrs. Loker, a can of Campbell ' s soup in recognition of service rendered in providing sustenance for starving commuters. Article XVII. — To the Freshman Class we leave the inscrutable sphinx-like calm of the Seniors when reading report cards. Article XVIII. — To the Junior Class, one pound of Chinese tea for the social hour with Mrs. Winslow on every Monday and Friday afternoons. Article XIX. — Ruth Thompson leaves to Annie Donald her far-reaching arm with which to ring the bell in study hall. Article XX. — Ellen Shea bequeaths to Gertrude Cady her spirit of good fellowship. Article XXI. — Edna Johnson leaves to her successor as treasurer of the Student Council her ability to collect extra nickels. Article XXII. — Mac McDonald leaves to Babe Manning her power to soothe the faculty with humorous impersonations. The Class of 1931. Witnesses : — Elizabeth McDonald Ethel Olesak Dorothy T. Miller Corinne W. Mitchell 28
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We, the undersized, being of insane mind and infirm body, do bequeath, give over, relinquish, surrender, and, in general, hand out to the insignificant ones who will follow in our illustrious footprints the following unique possessions: — Article I. — To Dr. Russell, an institution which shall be self -governed, thereby allowing the faculty complete freedom from arduous tasks of trying to control future perspiring Normalites. Article II. — To Miss Lammers, a set of traffic lights which will automatically direct the marching orders and facings. Article III. — To Mrs. Winslow, sufficient copies of Sinclair Lewis ' latest novel, The Niceties and Decencies of Life, to supply the incoming, uncouth, embryonic teachers. Article IV. — To Mr. Patterson, an inexhaustible supply of newspaper clip- pings on the Wickersham report and the gangster activities. Article V. — To Miss Snow, that beautiful modernistic painting, Cabbages at Play, over which so much furor has been created recently. Article VI. — To Miss Tobey, a checking account in the Farmers ' Trust- Co-operative-Savings Bank in East Jallope. Article VII. — To Dr. Wilson, the Mundale jungle stocked with the rarest specimens of insect life. Article VIII. — To Miss Pratt, a metronome for the exclusive use of Seniors with enough nerve to try to conduct Chorus. Article IX. — To Miss Fickett, a rocket ship and jumping belt for use when she investigates the planet Mars. Article X. — To Mr. Hawley, a set of invisible batons to go with every suit. Article XL — To Miss Roberts, the folk-lore of the Mississippi Valley and a pamphlet on How to Remember Names. 27
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