Elgin High School - Husky Tracks Yearbook (Elgin, OR)

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CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1938, being of sound mind and body, and being fully aware of the responsi- bilities, duties, etc. That all Senior classes hold, do hereby, herewith and hereof give, bequeath, and bestow collectively and separately to the several members of the Junior class, the following, et al, and to wit: I, Waldo Jacobs, will to Stewart Kretschmer my one-arm driving ability—be careful, though, Stewy that little girl at La Grande might not like it. I. Fred Kill, give the sum, substance and all of my cameras, solutions and photographic supplies to Nova Henderson. Be sure to hold your thumb over the lens when taking a picture, Nova. I, Malcolm Ray, bequeath, with all seriousness, my flair for telling wild tales truthfully to Hazel Haefs. See that the stories get wilder each time you tell them, Hazel. I, Hazel May Thomas, vill my most dear possession, recently departed from me, to Velda Kelson. Take good care of my appendix, please. I, Myrtle Tobrocke, bestow collectively upon the Junior class, my Bookkeeping manuals, journals, and straight one’s, so that the next class may be sure to get good grades, too. I, Dick Henderson, will to Cathrine Barnes my mar- velous spelling ability, so that she can get 100's when I’m not there to v.atch out for hor. I, Vivian Hindman, will my badly worn chewing gum to Shirley Glover, for her to love, cherish, and obey. I, Delbert Witherspoon, bequeath my bashfulness to Elma Conrad, a sweet young thing. Watch out, Bud, she may use it in the future. I, Hazel Trump, will my seat in the study hall to Aubrey Kobener. Don't study too much while you are using it. I, Arthur Sanders will my glass eye to Verle Wisdom--it's to use for looking around at the girls. t

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I, Lowell Hug, will my small dainty feet to Hazel Bennett—to use when you go walking on the lake. I, Willard Gent, give my quietness to Bernal Hug. See that you act much more reserved in the future. I, June Hug, will my blonde hair to Fonzy Wilson. May he be a blushing blonde for years to come. I, Robert Heyduck, will my Scotch haircut to Wal- lace Croghan. Maybe it will make you look taller too. I, Arthur Adams, will my charge, Hazel Bennett,to Elvis Trump for him to protect until lie graduates. See that you do a better job than I have done this year. I, Margaret Donahue, will to Martha Wells my mus- cle building books. May they make you as bicepy as I.