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THE ECHO Class Will The day is close at hand, when our council members shall withdraw from the fireside circle to their lonely tents for the last time. We regret parting with old friends and rivals; the place which they hold in our hearts is one to be envied. As a mark of appreciation for their friendly attitude and readiness to lend a helping hand, we are bequeathing to our successors, our most cherished relics. To the Junior Class as a whole, we are leaving those two rows of seats at the extreme left of the Assembly. Charles Cronk is willing to leave his good favor among the teachers to Roy Murray. Helene Henson requests that Donald Schultz receive her ambition, and may he profit well by it. Virgil Miller wants Margaret Nelson to have his broom wielding qualities. May she ever improve upon them. Harold Larson is leaving to Marjorie Greene his many hikes out in the country. What could be sweeter? Neil Smith says his quiet disposition really belongs to Evelyn Rue. Henrietta Brandt bequeaths her letter-writings to Elizabeth Gombus. Thomas Reindahl prefers to retain his Baseball talent, although he says that by sending him a self-addressed, stamped envelope, he'll reveal a few high points enviable in any good player. Myrl Lindahl is leaving her giggle to Vera Van Blaricom. Hester Stumo gladly wills her History period to any one who promises to make good use of it. Albert Schultz’s ‘‘Basket Ball Standard” is for Lester Lindahl. All of Ardell Reetz’s good qualities are for Jeanette Gale. Please handle with care, Jeanette. Byron Arenson has decided to grow up and is willing his childish habits to Joyselle Hedlund. Howard Criswell has consented, after long deliberation, to leave his bewitching smile to Erland Hanna. Katherine Gombus surrenders her History dates to Robert Riley. Evelyn Gregerson leaves her perseverance and pluck to Erma Blatt. Janet Nelson’s gift of gab goes to Vivian Grunke. Anna-Marie cannot part with her musical talent, but she is leaving her desire to argue to Maxine Van Blaricom. Myrtle Gregorson will leave her elongated stature to Mildred Witthoft, providing she promises to give it the best of care. Lawrence Van Ruden is leaving his position on the Senior class team to Donald Larsen. Alice West’s pleasing personality is to be reserved for Marshall Christianson, when he becomes a Senior. Viola Benson bequeaths her many trips to Turtle Lake to Doris Schultz. Please maintain the correct schedule, Doris. Hugh Sadler leaves his weakness for Physics to Donald Pierson. Charles Langer is loath to part with aught but his favor among the girls. This he wishes Edward Schultz to have. Harold Gifford requests that his place in the band go to Harold Kittleson. Lloyd Iverson and Dale Christison agree that since they will not be taking Physical Education next year, their suits go to Douglas Campbell and Norman Jones. Florence Schultz's undying interest in her work may be of value to Orson Gustafson. Ann Van Blaricom leaves her place as cheer leader to Florence Johnson. Our lasting impressions upon our teachers will, please, be equally distributed among the remaining lower classmen. Some, of course, are not as favorable as others; however, it is our last wish that they be dealt with equally as well as the remaining few. THE SENIOR CLASS. Page Eighteen
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