Caruthersville High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Caruthersville, MO)

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Senior Will We, the Senior class of 1920, being; of sound body and in our right mind, do make this our last will and testament. To the School Board we leave the legal right to pay the next years teachers enough money to have at least one square meal a day. To the faculty we leave a feeling of relief that they have not known in four years I, Ethel Adams, leave to Robert Hawkins all my study hall priviliges. ? ? ? Jessie Williams leaves to Marguerite Bloker all her shorthand transcriptions. I, Freddie McCoy, do bequeath to Tom Markey my position as a private stenog rapher to Mr. Oesch. Frank Wilks leaves—“this place forever.” Florence Comet leaves all her Senior dignity to Pearl Hall. I, Eunice Kelly, do bequeath to Terrell Fields all my E’s in bookkeeping. I, Virginia Taylor, do will and bequeath to Dow Edgerton my position as Editor-in-Chief of next year’s Cotton Blossom. I, Helen Cole, do bequeath to Mildred Elliott my privilege (?) of manipulating the “ivories” for every affair the High School has. I, Herman Jumper, do will to Fred Watkins the privilege of entertaining various members of the faculty with high-class cartoons. Pearl Arthur leaves all her English book reports to anyone who will have them. Eddie Juden leaves his name on all the desks. I, Clara Green, leave my ambition to become a basket ball player to Lenore Crider. I, Daisy Walker, do will and bequeath to Violet Gaddy my “rep.” In Witness Whereof, we have to this, our last will and testament, consisting of one sheet of paper, subscribed our name, this Twentieth day of May, 1920. (SEAL) Class o{ 1920

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