Wilmington High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Wilmington, MA)

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' gitela Hovey It is always a pleasure to look'upon a pretty face, and that others may not have all the pleasure, we bequeath a most sacred possession -- a mirror -- to Cappy. Anthony Waisnor Another thing everyone knows is that Tony is an ardent lover ' of sweet thingsg but we cannot buy the kind he is fond of in stores, so he will have to be satisfied with these lollypops. Jennie Gordon . Jennie has a very unusual hobby, that of shouting. We leave her this antiseptic to soothe her vocal chords, Arthur Pearson Arthur is, and'I am sure we all agree, a very quiet but likeabl young man. However, with this whistle he might be able to at least be heard.- ' Elizabeth Bedell . g ' s y To Betsy we leave this jump rope, that she will have no excuse for keeping her girlish figure. Anna Morlani As most of us know, Anna's hobby is meeting'sailors, We leave her this cute little fellow for remembrance sake. Joseph Woods Joe, I understand is quite the baseball pitcher. We have won one game to date, so there is plenty of room for improvement. We leave him this baseball, as you know they say, npraetiee makes perfeetan Wilfred Muse Some people are never so happy as when they are satisfying the ?inneruman.n 'Everyone knows just what an important person this man is to Porkyn, so to keep him happy and contented, for a short time at least, we leave him this bag of peanuts, John Forson John was voted the Class Politician, and is famous for his oratory speeches. In an obliging manner we leave him this ticket-- one vote in the House of Congress to insure the election of Wil- mington. ..-..i......-' ' Z 'J5 1 '? ' . ' fr' ' 44T'T ' -

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f La Iarholl Donald is usually into ion sthogl mornings, Wo don't know j1st what tho trouble is, but hart is a watch, which wo hopo will holp you in getting to work mornings, - , To mysolf, I loavo, namoly ono roll of cotton batting, to stun in my oars, so I will bo unsblo to host all tho commonts and orit- ioisms on tho abovo statomonts, Lastly, wo horoby appoint Mr. Hood tho solo oxocutor of this our last Will and Tostamont, horoby rovoking all former wills mado by us, I - - In witnoss whoroof wo horo unto subscribe our namos, this tonth day of Juno, in tho yoar of our Lord, ono thousand nino hundrod and forty. , ,Laura N. Manland . -,Hasol M. Bloogguist -