Courtland Union High School - La Perita Yearbook (Courtland, CA)

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CLASS WILL We, the class of '26, being of sound mind and body and believing that without our strong personalities and our shining examples, the school can no longer endure, do hereby will the following, to the following: L As a whole we leave to the incoming Freshmen, a complete map of the school and the surrounding grounds. To the Sophomores we leave our ability to be such an addition to the school. To the .Iuniors our much envied registration seats. hoping that they will fill them with as much dignity as We have. To the incoming Senior class we leave our rules and regulations for getting along with the teachers. . Last, but not least, we leave to the Faculty our used books which have always been kept so neatly. We hereby make the following personal bequests: I, William Cmwerder, do hereby will my extensive knowledge of Spanish to Frederic Berry and my ability to pass the girls in the hall without blushing to Dick Hudson. I, Elmer Hinsdale, do will my American History and Civics books, to Ralph Pylman, in hopes that he can use them to better advantage than I have. I, Paul Myers, do will and bequeath, upon my graduation night, fnot before, for I need it 'till thenj, my ability to talk the longest and say the least to my brother Theodore, hoping that he may profit by it as I have. I, Henry Ichimura, do hereby will my knowledge of Latin to Alta Kirtlan. I, Clinton Dean, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with everyone, to the Junior class. I, Virgie Reddick, leave nothing to anybody for I have no .worldly possessions except a Latin book, which I intend to take to Heaven with me. I, Gladys Smith, leave the dear little mouse which inhabits my locker to Olive Chaldeen, hoping that she may have better luck with it than I have. I, Dorothy Moeckel, will my vicious Ford Coupe to Katherine Cassie, so that she will be able to get to school on time. I I, Mitsuko Tadsuda, will my ability to keep quiet during civics period to Julia Toyama. I, Stephanie Paulo, will and bequeath my habit of blushing on all occasions to Velma Hordorn, hoping that she will be as glad to get it as I am to give it away. Now since we have given away everything which is worth while we will appoint Mrs. Higgins, sole executor of this will. Signed and sealed in the presence of, -U. and I., The Class of '26. u teenl

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Now I see a large oflice in the Elks' building. It is a new building which has just been built in Courtland. There is one large desk and at this Elmer Hinsdale sits. He is a very prominent lawyer. Even Judge Bunnell takes all of his cases to him. Many beautiful gardens appear now. All kinds of flowers are grown here, many beautiful shrubs and all kinds of trees. Among these stands Clinton Dean, a second Luther Burbank. Now I see the jungles of Africa. Many wild beasts, snakes and trees are here. We see a tall man capturing a tiger. Ah, I see his face, it is Paul Myers, an explorer known throughout the world. . The scene changes, Henry Ichimura is now seen teaching Latin in Japan. Now I see a pretty school house and in the door stands Gladys Smith. She has not changed any except she may look younger. Around the corner comes a Ford Coupe. A dark haired maiden is driving it. As soon as I see her I recognize Dorothy Moeckel. She is now a saleswoman for the Book of Knowledge. Her main advertisement is, 'If you buy these books you will never have to stay up all night the night before book reports are due. A drug store now appears and behind the counter you see Mitsuka Tadsuda, a famous pharmacist. Now I see a boat leaving the dock and on it I see Stephanie Paulo going as a missionary to a foreign country. A mist is gathering, I have only to tell you of yourself and I am through. Are you prepared? Oh yes. I cried, but as I did so I opened my eyes, being so excited, he vanished, and my future remained untold. lThirteen1

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