Granite City High School - Warrior Yearbook (Granite City, IL)

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4 m WAVYZELLE STARK ffllasa Will Know all men by these presents that I. January G. Class, Sr., residing at 1918 Graduation Avenue. Granite City, 111., do hereby revoke all wills and tes- tamentary instruments executed by me and do declare this my last will and testament. Intending hereby to dispose of all my property both real, personal or mixed, corporeal or Incorporeal, wherever situated. I do hereby appoint executrix, my beloved wife. June Class, and it is my desire that she serve without bend. FIRST. To Paul McAnarney I do give, bequeathe and devise Ilyrdie Royd ' s great love for school to the extent that she is never absent nor tardy, it Is my honest desire that the said devisee will profit by this precious devise. SECOND. Arvilla Brammel ' s great ability in graduating from High School in three and one-half years 1 do give, bequeath and devise to Fred Pittman in the hope that dear old Fred n ay be able to graduate before the return of Halley ' s Comet. THIRD. One halt of Grace Kelahan ' s slenderness I devise to Raymond BIsehofT to have and to hold for life. The remaining part of said slenderness 1 devise to Walter Pershall in fee. FOURTH. Myrtle Draper’s modesty and studiousness I do give and be- queathe to Gertrude Schwarz and at the same time hope that these virtues will help her to becomo popular. FIFTH. Marvin Brantley ' s art in driving his Maxwell, which lie attained from John Shaddriek, 1 give to William Miller and appoint him chauffeur of the executrix of this will. SIXTH. “Some of Kenneth Wilson ' s amorous disposition I give, be- queathe and devise to Bill Hoist. Here’s hoping Hill will have as much success with the ladies. SEVENTH. Charles Noonan ' s relics or the June Class of ' 18 I give to Ralph Johnson and it is my opinion that he will, by the sale of said relics be able to finance a Granois for the June Class of ' IS. EIGHTH. The notoriety for coming to school late, acquired by Dennison Foster. I will to I-ida Cotter so she will have as much success in carrying slips as Denny doe3. NINTH, if, in the event of the June Class of T8 giving a class play they should need Bill Miller to take the ' boy-girl” part, I would devise Marvin Brantley ' s remarkable skill in this line to him. devnutedly hoping that Bi ' l will endeavor to profit by the sample or Marvin’s ability, shown in the class play of the January Seniors. TENTH. All the rest, residue and remainder of my estate, which at my decease I shall have the right or disposition o er by will, appointment or otherwise, wherever situated. I give, bequeath, and devise to my three children Junior Class, Sophomore Class and Freshman Class, residing at 1919 i p o and 1921 Graduation Avenue, respectively, to have and to hold forever WITNESSETH, I have this thirteenth day of November, in the vear of our Hord, A. D. one thousand nine hundred and seventeen, signed and sealed this instrument, and in the presence of witnesses, declared it to be mv last w ill and testamont. J I SKA,l ' l JAN’l’ARY G. CLASS We. the undersigned, declare this to be the will of January G Class ' Sr and by request of the testator and in his presence and in the presence of each other, affix our seal. 1 1918 SEPTEMBER 1918 Sun. Mon. Tue. Med. Tim. I rl. Saf. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1G 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30