Horn Lake High School - Challenge Yearbook (Horn Lake, MS)

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leave to serve as examples of the way in which other students should walk. Our finger prints on the walls' and in books where they should not be, we leave behind to show others that by our finger prints we shall be known. We believe that the weak and struggling sophomores are in need of our grades, so we leave our grades to the sophomores. In making this bequest we are not unmindful of the freshmen and the juniors. The freshmen have already been willed our seats in clause four of this will. The juniors will be remembered before the will is finished. the juniors we leave our caps and gowns order that they may be properly robed at their commencement. We leave these robes believing that the juniors will'be well enough versed in correct social usage to Know how to wear them at their com- mencement. We also will to the juniors the sign WReserved For Seniorsn on the back table in the lunchroon. May thisssign'he1p them to Keep away pests as it did us. To in To the worthy Mr. Elmore we leave all the good thoughts that assembly speakers have attempted to pass on to us. We, full of great ambitions, have no room in our al- ready to full heads for these thoughts. This bequest is made to Mr. Elmore with the kindest of consideration and after much deliberation. He can use them for talks in faculty meetings.

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