Mason High School - Anchora Yearbook (Mason, MI)

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28 f ' 'fav 1 9 ' Wersi' 4 of 9 1 9 wwf: v .. . Q Jn so , W 1 ' L ' - A ' i a , 1 AQ Class Will 'W W J K W Ladies and Gentlemen, Board of Education, if ,: Superintendent, Teachers and Friends :- Upon behalf of my client, the Class of 1929, of NX V' Mason high school, of the City of Mason, State X X 5 of Michigan, U. S. A., I have called you together N I ff upon this solemn and serious occasion, to listen to her last will and testament, and to receive from her dying hand the few .1 li gifts she has to bestow in her last moments. 'fx These are her decisions, as at last definitely arrived at through very Y I deliberate consideration. , W Listen, one and all, while I read the document, :as duly drawn up and I S I 7 sworn to: l 3 X We, the class of 1929, being about to pass out of this sphere of edu- N cation, in full possession of a crammed mind, well-trained memory, and 9 lv almost super-human understanding, do make and publish this, our last 4 li! will and testament. ' xx, First we do direct that our funeral services shall be conducted by our jf friends and well-wishers, our superintendent and faculty. I, Ui The following Items: X, X Item: , To the Faculty we do will and bequeath a series of restful nights and peaceful dreams. I W Item: 'lf To the Juniors we will all those Seniors who were unable to keep the X pace which was set for us and did not get their diplomas signed. :N , 3 Item: it To the Sophomores we will the right, to sell candy, sponsor movies, sell if ff hot dogs , and steal money if necessary to put on the reception. X l , Item: A ' To the Freshmen we will the right to be Sophomores and at least think , f they are somebody. N Item: ' f To the eighth grade we will our love for books. p Item: To the seventh grade we will the right to be Seniors some day. fi Q 7 X. ,I Q, 1 W x l N ff AVON: Nfl n co V fa 7 Qfwsfeegq li s iff -. f-.UL B g'Zv1'wAT Twoss wvo YOHON-I as-'rea 5 X H ' 1' I ms, as 1 A 'Y J l v 51,15 ,grip 'rnlcijw iii :5 as XV. -1:11 ---J .2 ff- as-I-r -. Ns Q SX- -ish-.-1.. , ng :IL

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if- .13 27 V iii' X4jQr x ! X HT X F ' f We - MQI. 5 - ,J ll X li' ..1'?f.F-f 1 tatory '- W . 5, mgfffj-1 I have discovered that people like gifts best if 6 7' if they are of the most useful nature. Therefore, ' A HQ 'I-iff-4 1 IlB.Vb' chosen the following gifts: an Merle, I have something here that perhaps A A i r you do not need, but never-the-less it may come in 'Q V2 ll '4 .. lf. 'w I i 1 1 Y ,va handy. It is a cow to keep Ludel Cheney interested. John, I have here a book in which you can write your day dreams, be- cause we would all like to know about them. Sarah, We all know that you have a hard time keeping violin strings on hand, so here is a cat that will keep you well supplied. ' Leone, here is a can of Ethel gas. I know you will be able to use it. I find here a permanent pass to Leslie on the street car. To Leslie?- Wayne, this must be for you. Here is some Stacomb. Yes, Wesley Thomas, it is for you. I i . N . Q . gf I have a book on dramatics tor Pauline. She has always wanted to be ,H a great actress. ll Norrine, this will tell you how to get acquainted. I know you are 1 ,, always slow getting next to new students. ' 'L Here is a real marriage license for Lucille Juclson. ' Mildred, I have a gift that I know you will appreciate. It is a book on Good Housekeeping, -by Ellison. Maybe this book on Matrimony will help Lucile to find her life work. Ah! Here is a tape measure. It must be for Dart so he will always know his latest chest expansion. ? Hilda, I have something that I think you will like. It is a little man to put in your new car. Do not be afraid of him! ,' A box of stationery. Yes, this is for Katherine so she can write to p Q her dear one. . For Ruth I have only one possible Jacob . H ly Beatrice, I have a rolling pin for you. If used effectively the first two years it will insure future happiness. We know Gordon wants a tractor of his own to pull his car out of the if mud in Hungry Hollow. I Lynn, I have a copy of The Road To Success. May your worthy gil Ambs never be forgotten. . Loraine, may you always be comforted. Here is a mouth organ. ' A hat stretcher! Must be for Helen Lamont. Chauncy, I take great pleasure in presenting to you this typing award. 1 I must also state that it is the Booby prize. I have a pair of soft noiseless shoes for Veva. Q A sheet of finger prints. It must be for our detective, Robert. Some groceries, Donald, they are all yours. , . I have a box for Helen Dis-enroth in which to keep her poetry. I know you will want to read it many times. Wesley Barkway wants to be an electrician so I will give him this dry f cell battery. ,N I have a skipping rope for Theodore Heins. f Here is a joke book for our serious classmate, 4 f Maxine Harkness. ff Dorr never seems to tire of Campbell so I'll A ' 5 ,4 SQ? give her this can of Campbell's pork and beans. ly' ,I 5, lg' f-Q,Now I have one desire. Keep these gifts in remembrance of th c - f ji! 5 ,, g gf, H?-M Gif? TTR. fi, .7 'WJ' W' Wilsdil' I 'N 'A-ul 5 Tw-it T f two sro New Air? 'I 1-,.jw..X mfr . c sw TWEMAND ANN-I TVEFIAT dl. ii ll f 6 5 xii l L , 4 I J li ls il 4: .lg ll I ll ill ij! N I il it ll. 1 I wi lit 1' .AV if . uw i ll Gif 23 a 7 '! ' iQ 'w 'f3'lnQ, ' glxglp ,L 1,1 , .. .4 y -T-.X-,mfr . V- H,.,' yt , -J x A Xl' , X .. .- He . A - f QI-, -- SL- I 5

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fn za . fp!-EINICTQ Tk X N K: AQ! ' W I 1 W' X ' lg., . 4 .ipig , e 1.li,s Lresv If I- A f Item. 1' 'X ez:-. 2 5 : A r. To Mr. Donald Murray we do will and bequeath . the right to disclose at any time and in any man- ner which he sees fit all the heretofore unheard of knowledge that he has garnered from our LX 4Yl'5 1 f ,A . El tv! U li X 1 1 science notebooks and exam papers. A . Item: y To Clifford Walcott, our beloved principal, we do will and bequeath our X 3 sincerest sympathy. It fi Item: xt' 1 To Joe Wyman we do bequeath the lost chord. I Item: To Robert Miller, our worthy coach, we do will the right to swear out loud, instead of just going through the motions. , Item: ' x To Hugh Jerry Bartley, we will the right to make Ping-Pong sets all r' day long. rp I Item: I To Miss Cora McCurdy we do bequeath all the new styles of Latin 4 grammar that we invented and uncovered during our brief CD stay in that Q department. To do with them as she sees fit. I department. Do with them as you see fit. nl Item: 9' To Miss Velva Minty we do will and bequeath all our old American .1 Government note books. M - S Item: ,ill ax To Miss Beatrice Tyner, we will all the crepe paper left from our recep- I A' tion in case she ever wants to make some Wisteria. .3 ' Item: i sr ly E To Miss Florence Lewis, we will the right to choose her own debate all 1: manager. Q I Item: li fl? To Miss Krueger, we will some new records for the typing room QW ' if Victrola. Item: , To Miss Bardwell we do will and bequeath the right to mend and repair Qt 4 our old football jerseys. Item: To Miss Virginia Spink we will lots of courage to continue her work in I fl ,X , the music department and to keep on with ner courageous dieting. fl. Item: in A To Mrs. Hunt we will a new set of tires for her Essex. Xi, Item: ' 1 To Agnes, the oflice pest, we will a brand new bicycle to chase around vp i, ,I the building looking for Mr. Murray. KJ! ' . Item: V, g' 7 A WE MAKE THESE OUR PERSONAL GIFTS: Yi! l 1 ,Sarah Bullen wills her ability to play the violin to Abe Cowdry. I llgqxli , -1 4 YM Kltfyxhx ,if V1 Jul, I, In 3 'Mix , i ' 3 0 U ,i , I V? JI ii. x Til' Xi 'ii' pf I Y QQ W yn. - - X ,Sv T-'A .mf Ar Emi, M ' .iii , .f A If -N VIMY P1 T' '4 D num-1 wsm f' QM -.-..f,-. , V . . .,,, -4. .. 8'-l .., 1, LSAQXJXS1 x'- f-Y- -f -X , igex... -'Nt - ,,- -w.- - V' . -.. N. 1 , :: '26 lk.. -4 r' 1 :Q-' .ff 1-