Cape May High School - Yam Epac Yearbook (Cape May, NJ)

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THE INKWELI, 9 Eaat will auth Efeatamrnt We, the Senior Class of 1935, being of sound body and sane mind, do make, publish, and declare this last will and testament bequeathing to our successors those attributes which we have acquired during our sojourn in this High School of Cape May. I, Andy Hand, do bequeath my knowledge of French to Miss Holliday. I, Mabel Stevens, bequeath my vocab- ulary to Ralph Letts. I, Bette Frost, bequeath my bubbling personality to Ella Fox. I, Elizabeth Krula, do bequeath my domestic science interests to Elwood Scott. I, ,Henry Hawkins, bequeath my boisterous laughter to Bus Kono- witch. I, Marion Greene, bequeath my de- votion to Mildred McGill. I, Ethel Murphy, do bequeath my giggling countenance to Mr. Tuttle. I, Gladys Rollins, do bequeath my frankness to Betty Dunlap. I, Walter Richardson, bequeath my ability to sight translate to Eleanor Goodacre. I, Olive Rollins, bequeath my unob- trusive manner to Norman Brown. I, Marion Roth, do bequeath my wee littleness to Polly Keller. I, Ruth Satterfield, do bequeath my collection of other people's puns to Emlen Fisher. I, Alberta Smith, do bequeath my sweet smile to Marie McCullough. I, Nancy Smith, do bequeath my lead- ership and school activities to Mar- garet Ware. I, Mary Ellen Sheets, bequeath my fascinating eyelashes t o K a t e Cowan. I, Marguerite Schellenger, do be- queath my gift of gab to Linda Smith. I, Russell Whitney, bequeath my long legs to Lewis Purgatorio. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1, I I I I 3 Q 1 9 1 3 v Emmy Lou Yost, do bequeath my dramatic powers to George Clag- horn. Emily Merz, bequeath my grain of truth beneath the apparent chaff to Jack Spencer. Edith Cooper, bequeath my ability to arrive late to Boyd Lafferty. Sally Drew, do bequeath my blushes to Dorothy Stevens. George Frunzi, bequeath my per- plexed scowl to Lester Townsend. William Goodacre, do bequeath my artistic talent to Peter Carroll. Ada Palmer, bequeath my good sportmanship to Beth Ricker. Jane Puhl, bequeath my giggles to Mae Warner. Virgil Rief, do bequeath my friend to the best man. James Rice, do bequeath my un- dying friendship to Paul Blevin. Helen Shields, bequeath my ability to pester Mr. Tuttle after school hours to Inez Smith. William Kokes, bequeath my clar- ion voice to Henry Eldredge. Ann Eldredge, bequeath my ath- letic ability to Mr. Steger. Isabelle Shaw, bequeath my poetic ability to Andrew Sweeten. Mae Burns, bequeath Oscar, my racoon coat, to Fern McCracken. Evelyn Washington, bequeath my roller skates to Thelma Newell. Gordon Taylor, bequeath my ora- tory powers to Harold Rhodes. Howard Brown, bequeath my sprawl to Tom Taylor. David Hughes, bequeath my music ability to Joe Smeltzer. Signed and sealed by: Senior Class of '35. W itnessed by: 51. 4, George Bernard Shaw ,, G. Bernard Shaw Mir? G. B. S. '-

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