Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

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Cora Cusick Julia Jennings, President w nO eae ES o § ye ope rel eS Esther Franklin Beulah Eli

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y Class Will W: the Senior Class of 1915 being in perfect health and sane mind, realizing that the days of our senior year are numbered, leave this last will and testament bequeathing all of our belongings and valuables as follows: First: We will our dignified Senior row to the Juniors—furthermore we warn them not to let Bayard have the back seat, as he is a very disturbing element. Second: We bequeath our dignity and good behavior to class ’18—take it, Freshies, and don’t forget to give Mr. Strong a goodly portion. Third: To the Sophies we leave our great learning, known as wisdom. Also our Brooks composition books and beg them to study, love and cherish them as we have done. Fourth: William Mackey bequeaths his greatest ac- complishment—that of blushing—to Buford Hansen. P. 8. To his friend ‘‘Art’’ he leaves his modesty and sober countenance, hoping he will use them daily as long as they last. Fifth: Esther Franklin wills her bright mind, good be- havior and studious habits to Pinky Jennings. Sixth: To Miss Boudinot the second year German class leaves all of our German literature books, on condition that she takes good care of them, because we are indeed very much attached to them. Seventh: Julia Jennings leaves all of her books and pencils to Wilson Stone. He will find them stacked neatly at the foot of the stairs next year. She leaves the back seat on the east side of Miss Robertson’s room to him also. Julia expects to go to college next year and she wishes to carry most of her talents with her, but by the eareful art of persuasion she has decided to leave her gentle voice 2 age