Berne French Township High School - Our Yesterdays Yearbook (Berne, IN)

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Class Will We, the class of 1924 of Berne High School, in the county of Adams, in the State of Indiana, and in the United States of America, being of insane mind and unsound judg¬ ments, do hereby declare this our last will in the testament, revoking all others hereto¬ fore made. ARTICLE I. To the Junior class, we reluctantly bequeath our reputation of being the most “ideal class”; in accordance with this one agreement, that they will cheerfully meet the hard¬ ships and trials which we, the Seniors, have met. To the Sophomore class, we hereby as one joint body, do will and bequeath all our superfluous knowledge; in the hope that it will be gratefully accepted and divided ac¬ cording to the individual needs of the class. To the Freshmen, we bestow the right to take full possession of the Mathematics room, with the beginning of the next year; under the condition that they will behave ac¬ cordingly. ARTICLE II. I, Walter Nagel, hereby bequeath to Enos Zuercher my great oratorical ability, to be used in the next political campaign. I, Dale Eley, do give and bequeath to future teams of B. H. S. my athletic ability. Forest Brickley: Unto Sambo Liechty I do bequeath my ability to use diplomacy with teachers. Arvilla Lehman: I bequeath to all Freshmen my sobriety and good behavior. I, Melvin Lehman, bequeath to Marvin Lehman, my abnormal ability to run. Lloyd Lehman: L nto Miss McDorman I do bequeath my speed on the typewriter. Kenneth Snyder: I bequeath to all students my habit of being at school every day, with bell-bottoms. Newell Rice: 1 bequeath to future Seniors my ability to recite perfectly in American Literature. Tillman Habegger: I bequeath unto Roscoe Bockman, my shortness in longitude, in great quantities. Harold Long: I bequeath unto all baseball players my love of the great national pastime. I. Elva Baumgartner, do bequeath unto all who will use it, my ability to whisper out loud in a hurry with great deliberation. I, Edna v. d. Smissen, bequeath to the fair sheiks, my Mary Pickford curls. Mildred Sprunger: 1 bequeath unto Freshmen the dignity of Seniors in gallonum through the hall. Agnes Sprunger: I bequeath unto the glee club my ability to throat a wicked so¬ prano. The foregoing was signed by the said Senior class, as their last will and testament, in our presence and at their request, and in the presence of each other, we now subscribe our names as witnesses, this eighteenth day of April, 1924. Ralph Amstutz, Milford Balsiger.

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