Bronson High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bronson, KS)

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Item 14. I, Emma Long, give, devise, and bequeath my cue to Marguerite Taylor. Item 15. I, May Davis, give, devise, and bequeath my Archer to Edith Hembrough. Item 16. I, Cleo Burnett, give, devise and bequeath my Mood to the study of Psychology. Item 17. I, Joseph Low, give, devise, and bequeath my in- spirations to Scott Smith. Item 18. I, Arthur Low, give, devise and bequeath my length to Ralph Watson and my minature feet to Olan Steven- son. Item 19. I, Kenneth Ross, give, devise and bequeath my chewing gum to Mr. Butters. Item 20. I, Perry Mason, give, devise and bequeath my wit to Harry Bowers. Item 21. I, Owen Rogers, give devise and bequeath my dnnples to Riley Low. Item 22. I, Don Russell, give, devise and bequeath my bold and dashing manners to Harry Hayes. Item 23. I, Dorwin Wright, give, devise and bequeath my deliberation to Genevieve Noble, seeing how' she needs it. In witness whereof, We, Mona Clemings, Sylvia Holeman, Mabel Watson, Nellie Brown, Oral Holeman, Lilly SheIton, Thelma Ireland, Dorothy Moore, Emma Long, May Davis, Cleo Burnett, Joseph Low, Arthur Low, KennethRoss, PerryMason. Owen Rogers, Don Russell, Dorwin Wright, do sign this as and for our last will and testament, this 18th day of May, 1923. Signed, sealed, published and declared by the 'Senior Class of 1923, B. H. S., as their lust will and testament, in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses, at their request in the presence of said testator and of each other, Witnesses: Daw Gouitt. Ding Darling. Fudge Meighlerheyer, N. P. QCommission expired May 32, 1601.1 HGREAT SEALD

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THE SENIOR CLASS WILL. We the Senior Class, of the Bronson High School, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make and publish this as and for our last will and testament, hereby re- voking and making void every and all other wills by usiand at any time heretofore made. -A Item 1. We give, devise and bequeath our remarkable in- intelligence and verdant beaufty to the Freshmen. Item 2. We give, devise and bequeath our conceit, if there be any, and our popularity to the Sophomores. Item 3. We give, devise and bequeath our dignity and wisdom to the Juniors. Item 4. We give, devise and bequeath our ability to have our own way, our cooperation and good wishes to the faculty. Item 5. We give, devise and bequeath our love to dear old B. H. S. Item 6. I, Mona Clemings, give, devise and bequeath ability to recite history to William Low. Item 7. I, Sylvia Holeman, give, devise and bequeath radiance of my beautiful eyes to Chester Harlan Item 8. I, Mabel Watson, give, devise and giggles to Rowena Hammons. bequeath Item 9. I, Nellie Brown, give, devise, and bequeath Hill to the South Fairview scenery. Item 11. I, Lilly Shelton, give, devise, and bluishes to Myra West. Item 10. I, Oral Holeman, give, devise and love to a Fat young man. Item 12. I, Thelma Ireland, give devise, and Smith to the village smithy. Item 13. I, Dorothy Moore, give, devise and smiles to Carmen Boatwright. bequeath bequeath bequeath bequeath my the my my my my my my

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THE SENIOR PLAY The four-act rural play, Farm Folks, was given by the Senior class on May 3 and 4. -: CAST OF CHARACTERS :- Philip Burleigh, from New York .................... Dorwin Wright Dave Weston, a young farmer ........................ Donald Russell Amos Goodwin, owner of Silverbrook Farm .... Kenneth Ross 'Bijah Finn, a jack-of-all-trades .......................... Perry Mason Thompson, a servant at the Burleigh residence .. Arthur Low Flora Goodwin, only a country girl ................ Cleo Burnett Mrs. Burleigh, Philip's mother ............................ Emma Long Grace Burleigh, his sister, .............................. Dorothy Moore Sarah Goodwin, wife of Amos ............ , ........... Thelma Ireland Mrs. Peasley, who never has a minute to spare, Mabel Watson Delia Slocum, hired girl at the farm ...................... May Davis -: ACTS :-- ' ACT I: The yard at Silverbrook farm, an afternoon in August ACT II Same as Act I, three days latter. ACT III: At the Burleigh residence, New York City. One month has elapsed. ACT IV: Back at the farm a few days afterward. -: SYNOPSIS :- Flora Goodwin, a farmer's daughter, is engaged to Philip Burleigh, a young New Yorker. Philip's mother wants him to marry a society woman, and by falsehoods makes Flora believe Phili,p does not love her. Dave Weston, who wants Flora himself, helps the d-eception by intercepting a letter from Philip to Flora. She agrees to marry Dave, but on the eve of their marriage, Dave cbnfesses, Philip learns the truth and he and Flora are reunited. -: SPECIALS :- Instrumental Solo-Fifth Nocturne .................... Vera Dawson Vocal Trio-The Hunter's Life, Messers Wright, Rogers, Mason Vocal Duet, Asleep in theDeep, OwenRogers, PerryMason flllustrated by Sylvia Holeman.J