Kapowsin High School - Kapisonian Yearbook (Kapowsin, WA)

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K A P I S I AMN WA Q l SENIOR CLASS WILL Wie, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Twenty-six of Kapowsin High School, County of Pierce, State of Wfashington, do hereby make and publish our last will and testament in the manner following: W To the High School we will one bulletin board, large enough to hold all the 'flost ads of the Freshies for General Science and Algebra books. To the Juniors we will all our old notebooks so that they may use them and profit thereby-maybe. To the Sophomores we will all the gum found under the desks. Stick to it, Sophwnores! To the Freshmen we will two cans of Campbell's Soup in order that they may grow and thrive thereon, and attain the Senior's Athletic supremacy. To Mr. Kizer we will a waste-paper basket capable of holding at one time all the gum confiscated during study periods. To Mr. Eriksen, another Freshman Class to guide through their first year of High School. To lXlr. llanner, an advanced algebra class that can give, correctly, the algebraic law of addition. To Miss Hubbell we leave our sincere thanks for her help with the annual and for her efforts in our behalf during the class play. To Miss Cristman, a Spanish Class that can conjugate every- thing from abbreviations to quotation marks, without error. To Miss Creamer, book entitled lXflemories of Basketball Daysfl by the 1925-Zo basketball teams. john Stewart wills his ability as a comedian to Paul Lingley. Allan Hjerge wills to Thomas Wlebster his success as a debater. Victor Nchlahon wills his sleepy disposition to Irving Ball. Norman Phillips wills his quiet dignified disposition to Mar- cus Northover. Florence Owens wills her French notebook to Manfred Strom- berg, hoping that he will be able to translate it. john Taylor wills his superfluous vocabulary of both English and Latin words to Julius Crosetto. Evva Vifhittlesey wills to Juanita Chambers her whole vocab- ulary of undignified Spanish words to use when her bookkeeping trial balances refuses to balance. e - fam -W-M re 122,

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HKAPISONIANH plpmfk 1 - - ,.f..---.-,. .o La Vaunne Farmer and Helen Picklick will be aides to John in the operating' room and in the kitchen. The former can cut as nice a slice of bread and toast it as daintily as any sick man could wish, while the latter has shown her ability to prepare dishes that would cause any patient to sit up and take notice. and that is what any doctor wants. There will be a great demand for the services of these people, for the public will soon see that their association during four years of high school has produced such a fine spirit of co-operation and such excellent finish to their work that the public will be sure to try them first. This leads one to visualize the business that must come their way. VVho is there to take care of the immense amount of office work that must be done? There is just one person in the class with the business ability and business method that can handle this. There is no foolishness about this person. She wastes no words. She wastes no movements. Her course is straight and brings her to her objective in the shortest time pos- sible. The girl is Neva Rusow, a business student of the highest type. There will be no confusion when she is presentg she just won't allow it.', At this point the radio on the table began to produce some of the strangest sounds ever heard, even from a radio. The teachers turned to the stranger to see if he knew what the words meant, but he was no longer present. XVhether he went out the door or window or vanished into thin air, no one knew. He was simply gone. nor was he ever seen again. But he had left plenty for the faculty and Seniors to ponder on. L. F. and H.P. L.. ...J lla!! -21-

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HKAPISONIANH -A , 49 Helen Picklick leaves to VValter Crosetto all her idle time. Irene Swanson wills to Eugene Chase her famous contribu- tions entitled The Art of Love Making in 10 Easy Lessons. Neva ,Rusow wills her quietness to lXIargaret NVise. Arnold Andrews leaves his interest in a Certain blond 'Iunior to some next year's Senior. Marie Hansch leaves to Agnes XValsh her height. Ross Tuttle wills to Ralph Thomas his reputation as Sheik of Kapowsinf' Iisther and Barney will to Jay and Margaret their interest in each other. In witness thereof, we the Senior Class of '26, do hereunto sign, seal, and publish this, our last will and testament. NEVA RUSOVV, '26. Red Smith was an honest farmer lad VVho lived with his mother and his dadg And as each day the train went through, He hoped and longed to join the crew And be a man among the few. VICTOR MCMAHGN, '26. av as ..23..