Burt Community School - Bears / Roundup Yearbook (Burt, IA)

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I, Mary Ann Smith, do will and beoueath my specs and superiors to my beloved brother Kirby Junior. I, Ruth Reed, do will and beoueath my red marks and musical ability to Albe rt Hasse. I, Lawrence. Reidel, do will and beoueath my cheauffer ability to George Volentine------ and may he preserve his license. I, Clarence Riddle, do will and bequeath my letter-writing ability (S.W.A.X. included ) to Zelpha Rae Pratt. cardbo rcL ’wSncliw ln’my io el in o arofa Prel- thus. I, Ruth Thompson, do will and bequeath my good neighbor Pedro to Pauline Moore and here- by caution her to handle with care. I, Raloh Dugan, do will and beoueath my black sweater to hyllis Brooke for and during the term or her natural life, and alter her death to Virginia Patterson, and her heir and assigns forever. I, G-len Graham, do will and beouea.th the password (swordflsh) to the office to Noma Scott and Gordon Giddings, share and share alike, and to their heirs and assigns forever. I, George Becker, do will and beoueath my assembly seat( for itv as a good one) to Maxine Graham. I, Lula Dugan, do will and beoueath my P. T. grades and Biology book to Rodney Giddings. I, Ranney Leek, do will and beoueath by beloved memories of Ginny to Arnold Anderson and Mary Beth Coffin, to have and to hold. I, Floyd Stott, do will and bequeath my toothy (and not less) combs and story telling ability to Harold Long.

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CLASS WILL OF '38 4 Last Will and Testament We, the undersigned, of the Burt High School, Clfjr.pf Burt -State of,Iowa, ipeing of Sound rilind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will rind testament, in manner and form as fol- lows: First: To Supt. Bowie all our alarm clocks set for 5 min so those talks won’t last forever. Second: To Coach Anderson all our left-over detention for writing notes, may he have as hard a time making it up as we had. Third: To Kiss Eighme, our left-over jani- torial duty which ?he gave us for chewing gum. Fourth: To wr. Anderson, our old sheet music and a blue ribbon for being rated at the bottom of the list as detention-giver. Sixth:. To Miss Barrs; our old gypsy outfits and all shoe Itrings, towels and so.p left in our gym lockers. All the rest, residue, and remainder of our personal belongings, with all the privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging each senior doth with to will and bequeath the following to individ- uals of the oncoming Sr. class ------ I, Arlene Patterson, do will nd bequeath my position in the office to Mabeline killer so as to keep it in the family. I, Carroll Fraser, do will end bequeath my athletic figure end left-over Janitorial duty to Evelyn McChane. I, Wilfred Woltz, do will and bequeath my love for the younger generation to Bruce G-raham. I, June Rash, do will .nd bequeath all my love affairs to Naoma Van Steenberg and hereby advise 1 aspirn per affair.

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I» Burniece Saatoff, do will and bequeath my typing ability and all gum to be found under my desk to Lois Lav enz • I, Virginia Trenary, do will and beoueath all my good times and all pencils and papers to be found in my locker to Ls.Vonne Ringsdorf and her heirs and assigns forever. I, Harold Weiske, do will and beoueath all my ties (for there will be no more bets) and all old erasers (to be used in typing only) to Wil- ma Riddle, I, Roland Lavrenz, do will and beoueath my beloved memories of G-inny to Arnold Anderson and Mary Beth Coffin, to have and to hold. On This twenty seventh day of April, nineteen hundred and thirty eight, in testimony whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our official seal on the day and year aforesaid. Notary Public