Montmorenci High School - Tigerette Yearbook (Montmorenci, IN)

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- vs ,.LY. ,- I Y W... Item 115 We here by bequeath to the Class of l9Z7gour hearty and sincere wishes for a successful senior year, and may the said class further the peopy spirit and enthusiasm which we have begun. Item lllg We the members of the Senior Class, do make the following personal bequests: I, Edward Becker will my quickness and dodging ability to Leo Kerker, hoping that he can handle it all right. I, Maxine Byers will my studious habits to Earnest Martin. I, Ann Dahlquist will my capability of handling a type- writer to Leanna Ade and my secret thoughts of Bookkeeping to Lois Jane Ruch. I, Jack Homrig will my famous dancing ability to Elmer Kerber. 'Better practice using it, in'the barn, Elmer! I, Martha Jane Eller will my interest in boys to Margaret Kerber. We hope it won't be Quite so intense. I, Frank Kerkhoff will my studing ability to Raymond Kerkhoff, just for brotherly love. I, Wallace Martin will my quietness to Pauline Wetts- churack so that the Senior Class next year won't have so many arguments. I, Clara Miller will my acting :bility to Ruth Ade. I, Catherine Mills will myquiet serious ways to Bob Sig- man so that school will be more serious. I, Lelir Mills vill my wonderful personnlty and ducky meddle to Marie Helsma. I I, Vincent O'Lefry will my :bility to give long speeches to Louise Berry, :nd my ability to keep Parliementery order to Frank Gear, because I think he will have use for it in the Senior Class meetings next year. I, Kathryn'Rooze will my red hair :nd cool temper to Paul Webster. That's what it takes to be an art Editor, Paul. I, Kenneth Rooze will my basketball ability to Charles McFarland, Luck to you Charley! I, Martha Van Schepen will my lovable temperament to Rosemary Fielding and Rosalie Homrig. We need more easy going people in the world. I, Wilma Snyder will my adoration of the faculty to Mrrtha Loman. How about it Mrrtha? I, Jsmes Williamson will my beautiful curly hair to Edith McMasters and my dynamic personality to Bob Ralston. Signed Witnesses: Jim Williamson V.C. O'Leary Ann Dahlquist

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