Dickinson High School - Gnome Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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MDM-Etrtl I! Last Will and Testament We, the class of January, 1939, in safe and sane minds Cwe sometimes wonderj do hereby publicize to all those interested, our last will and testament: First and foremost : VVe do bequeath to the incoming Seniors . . . Mr. Messier . . . 108 . . . unpaid dues . . . the thrill of Proms . . . the Gnome . . . class ballots . . . Exit Day . . . our famous Prom fence . . . the mud lots . . . Miss Fry's choric reading . . . Mr. Davis' Irishman KCU2 . . . and thc art of becoming HJ1tlCl'bllgSH. Secondly: NVe pass on to the jolly Juniors . . . fake passes Cwhich fall through at the crucial monientj . . . the HParamount . . . the pleasure of cutting sixths . . . Mr. Rhoads as Professor Quiz . . . Mr. Ouram's reliability . . . and Miss Roys' Hyellow perils . 'l'hirdly: NVe hand down to the carefree sophomores . . . room 111 . . . the pleasure of teasing l4'reshmen . . . the honor of being called saps . . . and the ti :30 alarm. Fourthly: XVe bequeath to the innocent Freshmen . . . the wrong way to the New Gym . . . the mice in the lunchroom . . . the cats in the lockers . . . over- crowded school busses . . . audi programs . . . and school spirit . Fifthly: To our dear teachers . . . we extend our deepest gratitude and ap- preciation, and thank them for their kindness and patience with us and the helpful knowledge they have given to us. Sixthlyz To our loving parents . . . we owe eternal indebtedness for sending us to Dickinson and thankfulness for their needed support over the, sometimes difficult, road of schooling U. Lastly: VVe thank God that We are in the democratic United States and for the public schools where We are taught how to think and not what to think. Attested: Liimvn WE1f'1f:1v. CLASS OF J AN UARY, 1939. Mft' , 1-, X A K Vl vi -X X... 'Q sul ' X x X x I 1 f f I U M l lh I I H--I I 1,11 M ff U H 1 'l i . ' , ff 1 nw ' ' ' Len- 5 V261 ,i'xX,' ' ' gp I ' ax'-' 4 it for tl xt l fl ke ' Ylff, 1il iFwinnunnn ' ,,I ,,,5mgg,q,7,,f 5 ' rf 13 an ,, Q - X , ef i.5lf? f .'ff i c EU '