Geneseo Central School - Jen O See Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

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CL.-ASS WILL We, the Class of 1934 of Geneseo High School, in the County of Livingston and State of New York, being of sound mind and memory, do make and declare this our last will and testament. To Mr. Gormley, our Principal-we leave the Boys' Glee Club hoping that by next year he will bring it to perfection. To thejuniorsfwe leave the hard task of persuading the school board to allow them to go to Washingtong also a copy of the 1934 jen-O-See so that in later life they may gaze upon portraits of renowned people. To Helen Slaight and Grace Culbertson-Leo Parent's and Edward Robert's method of studying together without getting caught. To William RowerdinkeDick Mills' self-respect. To Charles MageevDouglass Miller's business To William Dwyer-Virginia Scott's French accent. To Tony Pecora -Wendell Densmore leaves his match stick. To Ruth RitterUMarybel Dwyer leaves the affections of Kenyon Clark. To Douglas McCaugheyATony Valvo's ability as an athlete. To Ralph RumfeltAWilliam Slaight's technique with women. To Mary O'MarafEugenia Nye's bashfulness to speak in front of a class. To Dorothy ScottAAngie Bondi's Dirt Collecting. To Paul Reynolds-Lynn Robert's curling irons and combs. To the Sophomore Girls-that man, Stirling Jones. To all the boys in the-Iunior Class-William Totten's and Benjamin Muirhead's noise. To Mr. DotyAA good vveek's sleep to make up for that lost while in Washington. To Mr. Higgins -a pair of suspenders. To Mr. Babcock-a Mexican sombrero. To Miss Filer-a new Chevrolet. To Miss Greene-A few insurance policies. To Mrs. O'DonnellMSir Malcolm Campbell's speed record. Tojack Spratt-Jimmy Cully's seat and cigar in front of the elevator in the Hamilton Hotel. To George Hewitt-jimmy Wright's iron constitution. To Charlotte West and Edward Servis-Agnes Van Cise's and Walter Buchanan's umbrella for rainy days. To John Dwyer4All the girls in the Senior Class. To Constance Collins4Martha Countryman's flashy sweater. To Phyllis McMordie-Norma McLaughlin's art of hairdressing. . To Miss Brown--A few more years in Washington as chaperone on Easter trips. Lastly, we appoint Fred A. Quirk, now residing in the town of Geneseo, sole executor of our last Will and Testament knowing that his interest in Geneseo High will not let him neglect his duty in the matter. PV ffl1U.l'.l'U.l'1ESIfl'l6f Campbell Signed-THE CLASS or THIRTY-POUR james E. Wright 18

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