Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Burbank, WA)

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,MJ rl--af ,, N::a I 42:3 XXXNX . s. ' ,.x:,s:.c,-ue-,..' f-1 I ,X C C ti ! I ' !:i,.::,JlL',.1G,A -f., X'X,.-lx,-N, XJ -I f' J nj , ..f ka X ,i:.h:.,f-. N xl ', I' ' ' spy, whux .gy X We, the Senior Class off 1944 of Columbia Hiufichool, Caseyj in the S. E. corner of Wash. within the Boundaries of the United States of America being of sane mind and sound body and not under the influence of inkohol, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, in manner following to wit: X ARTICLE I - To the faculty we do hereby present them with a class of new students who will not chew gum, who will not tear up and down stairs as if they were anxious to get to class, who will always know where their books are and who will al- ways be well-equipped with pencils, paper and who will never slide the chairs out of position. X ARTICLE ii Section I We as dignified and honorable Seniors do hereby bequeath to the Freshman Class our dignity and respectfulness. Section II X To the Sophomores we will our shy and demure ways which will be a contrast to that premature conceit of theirs. Se tion III . To the present Junior class, the future Seniors of l945, we will our spirit of cooperation and the ability to pull the wool over the teachers! eyes in hopes that one year out of their 4 years of high school.they will make good use of its I ARTICLE III ' Each and everyone of us do hereby individually will and bequeath the following: l. I, Dorothy Leitzman, will my Hollywood smile to Nora Elshire so that it will crack that composure of her's. 2. I, Harvey Mattice, will my battered back and bruises, obtained while on the Senigi sneak to Mr. Burton, because he's padded better than I. X, , 1:i ff Nusa -' - uv' ' --. -l. as cs- . ,-' N- -.1 J J ..- 50 . , .' ' 0 .C Q ' 5 ,X Vu 'J s ,K lx