Naples Central High School - Neapolitan Yearbook (Naples, NY)

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X , 34 3 1929 L ECHO 1929 x Senior Class Will Realizing that our school life is swiftly ebbing, and that soon, all of the present mortal remains of what has been heretofore the Class of 1929 of Naples High School, will be scattered to the four winds of the heavens and that our class willvbe but a beautiful memory in the minds of our teachers, we, individually and collectively, separately and conglomerately, believing ourselves to be of sound mind and sounder bodies, do solemnly declare and swear that this is our last will and testament. I.-l. To the Juniors: We give our honorable name of Seniors. This honor is a difficult one to carry. Grave responsibilities and graver privileges accompany it. Never fail in the one nor grant freedom in the other. 2. To the Sophomores: We tender our scholastic ability. Not with the hope that it can ever be equalled, but with the hope that it will be a source of never failing inspiration. 3. To the Freshmen: VVe bequeath our dignity. Goodness knows, Freshmen, you need it. Tall, gangling and awkward, you display your newness everywhere. Take on the cloak we give you. Aspire and achieve. II.-l. I, Eleanor Cleveland, will my ability ??? to bluff the teachers to Helen Maxfield, trusting that she will be more successful than I have been. 2. I, Weld Conley, do give unto 'fTWink Guile some of my six feet, two inches and hope that he will attain the peak of perfection with it. 3. I, Irene Chapman, bequeath my prevailing sickness when called upon in class, to Alice Capron for she seems to go on forever . 4. I, Bernice Cull, do tender to Kathryn Lafler some of my seriousness. She certainly can use a lot of it. I 5. I, Margaret Wolvin do give to Marjorie Lyon, my gum chewing ability, although it 'might be a useless gift to such an expert. 6. I, Winona Graves, leave to Jelly West my silence. Goodness knows, she needs a lot of it. 7. I, Eva Wohlschlegel, do give unto Dot Otto my executive ability. The indications are that she will find many uses for it. 8. I, Lucile Guile, having been slim, even skinny , do give unto Mary Cleland, that quality, for she will profit by it. 9. I, James Richards, bequeath to Heine Haynes my rough and ready ways and my eternally optimistic nature. 10. I, Alberta Warner, always appearing innocent, although not always so, do turn over that quality to Jean Putnam. . ll. I, Carl Misel, sorrel top extraordinary, turn over a portion of my red hair to lVI1l. Muehe. It will be a fitting companion for his temperament . 12. I, Ruth Maxfield, having no longer any need for my smiles, given them to Becky Woodruff. Here's hoping that will be more potent with the -male sex, than I. 13. I, Ada Miller, give my punctuality to Charlie Briglin. Perhaps he will be more appreciated if he has that quality. 14. I, Carolyn L. Krape do will to Carol Holcomb, my modesty and retiring disposition. Not that she needs it but- l5. I, Dortha Shay, give my hair-dressing ability to Martha Corwin. 16. We, Mary Steinmetz, Helen Jennings, and Cyril Fox, join hands in turning over to the Sophomores our earnestness of purpose in school. III.-1. And we do appoint, without bond, Conrad C. Muehe, Principal of Naples High School as executor and administrator of this will, trusting to his integrity and honor that all its provisions will be faithfully carried out. The Class of 1929-C. H. M. I23l

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