Morrison High School - Morrisonian Yearbook (Morrison, IL)

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17. I, Gladys Kennedy, do bequeath my eloquent flow of conver- sation to Margaret Steiner. 18. I, Donald Robertson, am going to keep all of mine for next year. 19. I, Helen Puddifoot, do bequeath my knowledge of music to Jane Weaver. 20. I, Lorimer Kidd, bequeath my dignity to Lawrence Durward. 21. I, Clark J. Smouse, do bestow all my jokes and jests on Asmond and Pete. 22. I, Hazel Hoover, bequeath my ability of looking over my glasses to Ruby Van Dyke. 23. I, Jennie Ti1lema,bestow my queenly bearing on Ruth Stevens. 24. I, Edna Swanson, will all my hair ribbons to Lula Austin. 25. I, Edna Gaffey, bequeath my curls to Lepha Milnes. 26. IRuth Dykema, bequeath my extra credits to Florence Richards. She will need theml?7. 27. I, Edna Barnhard, do bequeath everything to my sister, Stella. 28. I, Edith Curtis, bestow my position as stenographer on Irene Robinson. I often sit within a class And think without cessation: What is the use of all this fuss To get an education?

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CLASS WILL To the Honorable School Board we do bestow our utmost thanks for the use of the Gymnasium which we were promised and receivedt?l. To the Faculty and schoolmates our thanks for tolerating us these years. To the class of 1920 our reserved seats and some of our lads and lassies. To Mr. Mouch our highest thanks for not squealing on us. 1. I, Ada Miller, bequeath my noisy ways to the Junior girls. 2. I, Elizabeth Bruins, bequeath my paint and powder to Florence Elwinger. 3. I, Ida Preston, bestow my graceful ways on Marian Chapin. 4. I, Everett Belt, bequeath my place as pianist at the Lyric to Otis Brubaker. 5. I, Ruth Ringland, bestow my debating power on Francis Hayden. 6. I, Gertrude Blean, bestow my rubber healed shoes on Bessie Bernstein. 7. I, Cripp Johnston, bestow my Basket Ball Captaincy on Ethel Bealer. 8. I, Alfred Briggs, will my stately walk to Glenn Gsell. 9. I, Joyce Heath, do bequeath my careful ways, spilling ink for example, to Mary Stapleton. 10. I, Altie Brands, bestow my step-ladder on Wee Kidd. ll. I, Edna Mathew, bequeath everything but my Piano Player. 12. I, Arthur Hatfield, do bequeath my Freshman text books in exchange for some Senior ones for next year. 13. I, Olive Olson, bestow my C's and E's on Lyle Pearson. 14. I, Glenn Hoover, have nothing to bequeath but my Ford and I've promised what's left of it to Swanie. 15. I, Lucile Stevens, bequeath my voice's echo to the famous High School Chorus. 16. I, Isaac Vandermyde, bestow my Seven League Boots on Alfred Nelson.

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