Lodi High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Lodi, OH)

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hss = =WILYCOP ECHOES =H ITEM VIII Gladys Marie Warner leaves Donald Fetzger with great regret to Mil- dred Keener. She hates to do it but must surrender to the inevitable and perhaps she will find some one to take his place in Akron. ITEM Ix Gertrude Ellen Kemery says she supposes she will leave Tom Sanford for Ruth Shempp, although she says this with great misery. ITEM X Kenneth John Garberich, being very generous, says that he will leave Mable Barbour to Jay Shulenberger as he is going to Milwaukee. ITEM XI Mary Jane Bennader wills her old black and white coat to Mildred Keener. This will save Mid from buying it and will make her a good fashionable spring wrap. ITEM XII EKmma Westfall Kobb bequeaths with pleasure her studious ways and power of concentration to George Gould and hopes he will wake up and take advantage of them in the future. ITEM XIII Seymour D. Falconer wishes to will his business abilities to Arthur Seiver so that he might see that everything is conducted to the best of advantage next year. ITEM XIV Blanche LuRea Feazel bequeaths her sweet disposition and High School popularity to Mable Barbour as Miss Feazel will have no use for them in the future. ITEM XV Bonnie Jeane White leaves her office seances with Messers. Gerig and Smith to anyone wishing and deserving the same. ITEM XVI One Ford truck, guaranteed not to rip, rust or turn up at tin heel is hereby willed and bequeathed to Donald Fetzer.[The undersigned]. Bernice Fuhrman Fry. ITEM XVII Gleena Irene Dague leaves to Lawrence Williams, her ability in de- bating, music and literary work and wishes that Lawrence may give some good selections at literary next year. ITEM XVIII Marie Viola Marble hereby and hereon gives her auburn hair and freckles to Katholene Betz: as she wishes to leave some memory of herself in the school. ITEM XIX Lastly, Blanche Alberta Barnard wishes to give to Helena Hipp her ability in all things along the artistic line. Mournfully, regretfully and sadly signed and sealed, published and declared as the last will and testament of the class of 1918 before justice of the peace, C. E. Knapp. Witnesses— Janitor—Clark Underwood. Manual Training Teacher—J. C. Moyer. Hulda E. Kime. Page 26

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