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18 W I N N A D A CLASS WILL WE, the Seniors of the Humboldt County High School, City of Winnemucca, State of Nevada, being of sound minds but somewhat worn and nervous bodies, and thereby realizing that, the time is near at hand when we shall pass from this life into that beyond, do hereby publish, make and declare the following our last Will and Testament : First: We give and bequeath to our Faculty our thanks and appreciation for their interest in us during the past four years and for fear that they may grow sad and lonely after we have passed and gone, we leave to them all our old examination papers in order that they may re-correct the same and see if we were not deserving of a far better grade. Second: We give and bequeath to the Juniors our Senior privileges and hope that they will use them to as great an advant- age as we have. Third: We give and bequeath to the Sophomores all the seats in the Junior-Senior assembly that we leave vacant except the seats that are next to the window and which the Juniors are to have the privilege of using during their last year. Fourth: We give and bequeath to the Freshmen all remem- brances of our cruelty to them so they will know how to handle Freshmen when they are Seniors. Fifth: We dispose of our personal properties as follows: 1. 1, Don Rose, give and bequeath my motto which is ‘‘Exper- ience is a great teacher,” as well as my grace as a dancer to Mateo. '2. T, Louise Rucktesehler, give and bequeath my avoirdupois to Marguerite Otis. 3. 1, Eleanor Westervelt give and bequeath my ability in playing poker, also the latest shimmying steps and other graceful dances to Ilenry 0’Carrol. 4. I. George lloskins, give and bequeath my attentiveness for Lucille to Clyde Brown. r . I, Vera llaviland, give and bequeath my timidity to Mar- garet Weber.
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18 W I N N A D A CLASS WILL WE, the Seniors of the Humboldt County High School, City of Winnemucca, State of Nevada, being of sound minds but somewhat worn and nervous bodies, and thereby realizing that, the time is near at hand when we shall pass from this life into that beyond, do hereby publish, make and declare the following our last Will and Testament : First: We give and bequeath to our Faculty our thanks and appreciation for their interest in us during the past four years and for fear that they may grow sad and lonely after we have passed and gone, we leave to them all our old examination papers in order that they may re-correct the same and see if we were not deserving of a far better grade. Second: We give and bequeath to the Juniors our Senior privileges and hope that they will use them to as great an advant- age as we have. Third: We give and bequeath to the Sophomores all the seats in the Junior-Senior assembly that we leave vacant except the seats that are next to the window and which the Juniors are to have the privilege of using during their last year. Fourth: We give and bequeath to the Freshmen all remem- brances of our cruelty to them so they will know how to handle Freshmen when they are Seniors. Fifth: We dispose of our personal properties as follows: 1. 1, Don Rose, give and bequeath my motto which is ‘‘Exper- ience is a great teacher,” as well as my grace as a dancer to Mateo. '2. T, Louise Rucktesehler, give and bequeath my avoirdupois to Marguerite Otis. 3. 1, Eleanor Westervelt give and bequeath my ability in playing poker, also the latest shimmying steps and other graceful dances to Ilenry 0’Carrol. 4. I. George lloskins, give and bequeath my attentiveness for Lucille to Clyde Brown. r . I, Vera llaviland, give and bequeath my timidity to Mar- garet Weber.
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