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I, Ernest Henry, lewe to Fred Stone my ability to blush on all occas- ions. . I, Herbert Lawson, leave my fondness for freshman girls to Vincent Mc Clure. 1, Laverne Larsen, bequeath to George Levar my ability to get Honest. I,William Lundberg, do bequeath to Harold Thornton my ability to vamp the lady members of the faculty. I,Alexander Mac Millan, leave to Oscar Olsen the numerous wads of gum that he will find plastered under my desk in the English rocm, hoping he will derive as much pleasure from them as Ibefore him have done. I,Clemens McClaskey, will my argumentative ability to Vernon Freeman. I, Michael Pontoni. bequeath my shy manner to Daven Devlin. I, Estelle Preston, will to Verda Bell my extreme dignity. I, Wanah Randle, do leave my desire for hats to Herbert Miller. I, Andrew Smith, will to Mr. McKittrick my last bottle of hair restorer, hoping he derives as much benifit therefrom as I have. I, Monroe Spaght, leave to Dan Symmes my ability to string the teach- ers along. I. Lester Spellcnberg, bequeath to Martin Larsen my unrivaled ability to convulse students with laughter. I, Leslie Stromberg, leave my guardianship over the student body to the next unlucky victim. . . Q I, Eva Stephens, do hereby bequeath my fluffy bobl' to Alice Rouse. I, Welton Worthington, leave to Tony Green my love for H.S.T.C. girls. I, Dorthy St. Louis, leave my job in the cafeteria to anyone who is will- ing to assume it. In Witness whereof. we set our hand and seal this sixth day of June, in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred twenty fcur. The Class of '24 Witnesses: Ima Joker U. R. Witty 19
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.2 4 im TBUS?-'A , EI-IIN We, the seniors of the Arcata Union High School, realizing that the time is drawing near when we must leave our beloved school, and wishing to show no partiality in disposing of our worldly goods, do hereby make our last will and testament: To the faculty we leave the wish that they may sometimes in the fut- ure have the privilege of teaching another class as brilliant as ourselves. To the Juniors we bequeath room fifteen, and our section of the as- sembly, hoping that they wlll have more success in obtaining seats when assembly bells are rung than we before them have had. To the Sophomores we leave our dignity, hoping they will use it on all state occasions, as we have done. To the Freshmen we leave the comforting prophecy that All green things grow. Individually, we bequeath as follows: I, Frank Acorn, do bequeath to Walter Baldwin, my athletic figure. I, Kathleen Anderson, bequeath to Evelyn Stouder, my interest in a certain Ford coupe. I, Clifford Berry, will to Homer Spellenberg my manner of captivating the girls. A I, Freda Bjornsen. bequeath my long dress to Myrle McPherson. 1, Mary Board, do leave my height to Bethel Munn. I, Ruth Brown, leave my Danny to the care of Elsie Soderman. I, Imogene Brundin, bequeath my bobbed hair to Alice Lawson. I, Dorothy Christie, do bequeath my unlimited supply of hair nets to Elizabeth Christie. We, Lorna Cochrane and Alexia Devlin, do leave to Helen Pritchett and Marie Kern our liking for Eureka boys. I, Frank Davis, bequeath my dramatic ability to Merle McCann. 1, Naomi Fox, will to Miss Gallagher my ever present desire to eat. I, Dagmar Freeman, leave to Lois McDowell my art of casting coquet- tish glances. I, Lillian Gray, do bequeath my knowledge of Spanish to Fred Tomlin- son. We, William Hale and Harold Sundquist, do bequeath to Bertha Monroe and Agda Eklund our positions as Mr. Cooperrider's secretaries. 18
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