Hermon DeKalb Central School - Demon Yearbook (De Kalb Junction, NY)

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 CLASS WILL,COUT. ments that are started. (c) To the Freshmen Class we bequeath: (1) A list of pitfalls that we met in high school so that they may avoid them more success- fully. We hope the following personal bequests will be carried out. (a) Dorothy Fleming leaves her power to boss all’the rest of the school to Rosalee Jones. (b) Vaneshia Morrow loaves to Louise Reynolds her huge success in entortaining tho boys (c) June Gardner bequeaths her ability to learn French and history to Charles Smith. (d) Mary Grant leaves her artistic ability to Doris Hardy. (e) Jessie Jenkins transfers her unnatural fortitude to Mavis Shippee whose obstreperous-, ness needs taming down. (f) Pansy Worden leaves her amiable dispo- sition to Helga Clarke. (g) Daisie Simmons leaves her talent for talk- ing and saying nothing to Viola Rickter. (h) To Georgiana Best, Mary Kay Dodds leaves her ability to lead the singing. (i) Luella Cole leaves to Doris Reynolds her ability to look wise when she doesn't know her lesson. ( j) Lyle Cole leaveA his ability of being the most perfect in behavior to Alvin Shippee. (k) Lloyd Fleming leaves the honor of being the laziest boy in the class to Fred Best. Ill For ourselves we reserve the following: (a) Our high school memories and friendships we reserve for ourselves for ninty-nine years, and(b) All information correct and mistaken, re- membered and forgotten, which we have acquired at infinite pains to ourselves and others, we set aside for our own use. In witness of these legacies, freely bestowed wo, the Senior Class of 1938, do set our hands on this, the 27th day of June 1 9 3 8.

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THE JUNIOR CLASS Fred Best Leonard Grey Doris Hardy Rosalee Jones Keith Manning Louise Reynolds Viola Rickter Alvin Shippee Charles Smith Donald Woods The Junior Class has had a very successful year On September 23 1937 an organization meeting was held to elect officers. Rosalee Jones was elected president; Doris Hardy, vice- president and Louise Reynolds, secretary-treasur- er As sophomores, we sold jello. Since the profit was quite satisfactory, we decided to continue the sale. We are now selling our second large order We have also sold garden seeds and have, contributed dues to build up for our senior fund. Our next hurdles are examinations Wa are planning for them now with the belief that every- thing is worthwhile which helps us to our goal- graduation..