Eureka High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Eureka, CA)

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. w . X A X Nx Xxw Y X Q 4 . wwf f f WW my Xxx x X X V N X X. .X X X s X ll Xl XS N- Rb at X . X, W i X at X 5 X fa l X ,X 5 N . ,NX X- . ,Q ,Ng X ' R 4B CLASS WILL We, the undersigned members of the 4B Class of 1923, realizing that we are abso- lutely unsound of mind and are entering' upon our second childhood, do insincerely and foolishly bequeath the following arti- cles to those unfortunates who are to fol- low in our footsteps. I, Irma Murray, do will to May Shields my ability to make love in singing. I, Eleanor Jackson, upon my departure do will my Hudson Super-six to Helen Mac- Millan in hopes that it will aid her in get- ting to school on time. I, Laura Lee Harper, do will my quiet ways to Willard McKeehan in hopes that he will be able to keep quiet in the library and elsewhere ever after. I, Loganell Beamer, do bequeath my ability to obtain Winship beaux to Annie Irving, hoping that she will profit thereby. I, Mildred Feenaty, do will particular regard for the opposite sex to Betty Neall, hoping that it will cure her blushing. I, rlally Jones, do bequeath my loud green and tan stockings to Eileen Hurlbutt. I, Edna Nordeck, do will my mild and reserved manner and my bird-like voice to Bessie Chandler in hopes. that she may strike a happy medium. I, Marion Wedige, do bequeath my appe- tite to Ansil Rankin, hoping that it will make him the possessor of more avoirdu- pois than he has at present. I, Ruth Cartwright, do will my freckle cream to Nina Hoover in hopes that she will find it useful as I have. I, Anthony Gray, do bequeath my title of Preacher to Simpie , hoping that he will hold it as long as I have held it. I, Harold Prior, do will my art of bluff- ing to Keith Mortsoff, hoping that it will serve him the same as it served me. I, Katherine Murphy, do will my so call- ed cousin to Margaret Marks, so that she can use him while hers is away. I, Lowell Rotermund, do will my walks with Helen Von to Buddy Asselstine, hop- ing that he will enjoy them as much as I have. I, John Roscoe, do hereby will my ser- ious ways to Hazel Eskelson in hopes that she may use them sometimes. I, Edgar Peterson, do will my propensity for teasing Virginia Marks to Fred George- son, hoping that he will be more successful than I have been. I, Laurie McGrath, do will and bequeath my much talked of water bucket to Charlie Duck in hopes that he will have an easier time with it than I have had. I, Ruth Lord, do will my ability for talking fast to Zelma Delaney in hopes that she may reap 'some form of reward from it. I, Muriel Stewart, do will a pair of stilts to Marshall Barnes, hoping that he may be seen as much as I was. I, Carl Miller, do will my ability to get delinquent slips in Math to Ted Irving, hoping that he will enjoy the change. I, Ralph Irving, do will my faculty for getting ones to Kenneth Orrel, in hopes that the teacher will appreciate the im- provement. I, Janet Henry, do will my ability to be put on hard Committees to Virginia Simp-