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0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 I 0--Q--0--o--0--o--0 0 0 0 9 22. THE TATTLER Last comes the one item from whicl1 it is hard for ns to part: To our successors we must leave our places in the hearts and thoughts of our Pastor and teachers, They will love them. just as they have loved usg they will evince toward them the same interest in their attempts and successes: the same regret when they fail. We trust that the class of '25 will appreciate all this as deeply as we have done, and will never cease to do. Besides these enforced gifts, we leaveinot of necessity- but of our own free will-our blessingg tender memories of our pleasant associations: together with our forgiveness for anything that our schoolmates may not have exactly appre- ciated in our demonstrations during the past year, and 21 pledge of friendship for our school from henceforth and for- ever. All the rest of our property. whatsoever and wheresoever, of what nature, kind or quality, not herein before disposed of taf- ter paying our debts and funeral expensesl, we give and be- queath to the faculty, for their use and benefit absolutely, to be disposed of for the good of the future classes as they see fit. And we do hereby constitute and appoint the principal of D. C. H, S. sole executor of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 192-l, the testators, have to this last will, set our hand and seal this the first day of June, Anno Doniini, one thousand, nine hundred and twenty- four. MARIE FOOS. ANNA L. BAKER. ANNA R. DOWLING,
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THE TATTLER SE ICR CLASS WILL XVe. the Senior Class of Nineteen 'l'wenty-tour, of Dt-c'itur Catholic High School, located in Adams County. Indiana, being of :ood health and sound in mind and memory. do this day make our last will and testament. VVQ, the Senior Class, bequeath the fnllowillsl to-wit: 1. To the rest of the student body, we bequeath dear old D. C. H. S. f To the faculty we leave the privilege of instilling in the minds of the students, what they have failed to instill in ours. -1. VVQ bequeath the Upiano' 'to whoever can open it. 4. XVe bequeath the victrola to those who can succeed in taking Harding's speech in shorthand, 5. VVe bequeath the kitrhen to the Junior boys, 6. XVe leave the wonderful typewriters to whoever can manipu- late them. 7. NVe leave our beloved back-row desks to the best-lueliaved ot the Junior Class? '? ? 'I '? '? S. Foosie leaves some of her advoirdupois to Mary Colchin. 9. Bake leaves her lankiness to Tubby Gass. 10. Dowling leaves her ability as an orator to Fred Schulte. A Marie's Virgil is left to Robert Voglexvede. Bake's History Notebook is left to Hugh Holthouse. Dowling leaves the editing of The Tatt1er to the most cap- able of the Juniors. Mary wills her cheerfulness and independence to Earl Chris- ten, Bake and Dowling will their basketball bloomers to whomever they fit. Mary wills Marie to Harris, Anna Baker wills her once i11 a while rosy cheeks to Anna Nesswald. Dowling's Virgil is left to whoever can translate the short- hand notes in it. Anna Baker bequeaths Bassanio to whoever wants him. Anna Dowling leaves the mirror in the clothes Closet to the femininity of D. C. H. S. Any stubs of pencils. erasers. or scraps of paper that we may inadvertently have left behind us in the haste and excite- ment of gathering our treasures for the last time, we leave to those who will have left those accessories at home on the first day.
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