Eunice High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Eunice, NM)

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r w. ’ class Wii'i We, the Senior Class; of EunideiHigA School , ..in the County of Lea, 'State of New Mexico, in perfect health and memory (praise be) dO make and ordain this our last will dhd testiment in. manner and form following: That is to.say that being of jubilant mind and joyous memory, do' blithely improvise and publish this, our first will and testament, as s noricaliyjpossi blc, to dispose of our-’ interest in Eunice High School to succeeding classes of boys and girls. Being only carefree and impoverished minors and mendicants, our estate is in Spain and of no more than ininginary value, therefore we cannot dispose of that, and our right to oxistancc as Seniors is but a concession from the State, is not at our disposition. These items excepted, all else in high school we now proceed to will and bequeath. I-tciLl. Wc give to fathers and mothers every where in trust for their children,sound zest and zeal to onter and eventually graduate from high school. Item II. We bequeath to the boys and girls in high school our favorite hants in stock tanks and sand hills for swimming and winnie roasts. Item III. We leave to boys and girls in High School, long .long days to be happy in ..nd no days to scribble tests in. Item IV. To every bey graduate, we bequeath the sweetest girl in seven states, including Alabama.

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Senior Class GibLboC.L (0. Persist ncc and nodesty in their nost beautiful for i. CARRIE JxJ E JOKES but to know her was to love har-love her bc 'U“nnd love forever, KERRY J. SIRES Athlete Supreme. LEOi: L. i iKBSS bound to succeed if rod hair spells succoss. R.C. PARSER,. Jr. Persistence Personified JACK I,:OORE Endowed with Unlimited Ability RITA BURlIIAi.; A C binition of Capability nd Personality. G1EIALD a. LOOI EY Lin Curley Loclcs C iv.,r a multitude of Brains. G. .ORGE A. HOLDER itc Attends go his Own .ff'nirs-A Rar, T lent. QPj L S'fUGCKR •'Quiet and Depend ble.

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Item V.. To every girl graduate, we bequeath the handsomest man this side of Hawaii Item VI. • The Senior class wills to tbc fmosiacn class all of the ohewod up ponoils and wads of chewing gum that may be found in various secluded spots over the building, as well as the many candy papers that have been pushed from view in desks and behind radiators, ■Item Vll. To the sophonre Class we will our left over soup plates and cups that we used only once, also any narks or scratches that r.i;ht have been made while we became jittery over final examinations. Vlll. To the Junior class we will the favorite stools and bench in Mrs. Dunhams Cafe, that have been the haunts of many an erring Senior who wanted to re-couperato his troubled mind and stomach before facing the task before him. Also the paper left behind in the typing desks that represent many, many hours of labor and were laid there with unkindest words of regret and disappointement; Personal Item- 1, R. C.. Parker will to Charles Clark all the Spanish that I borrowed from him during the class period just beforo English. Iter. I, George Holder, will to Thomas Bragg all of ny two for a nickel cigars and remains thereof to be us d to keep the moths from des- stoying the cloth bound bocks in the library. % Item I, Henry Sik s, will ny boxing ability ind popularity with Freshmen girls to Happy Bright. —