North Central High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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T H M K E, the class of January 1926, who have so commendably braved the storms of intel- lectual progress, hereby revoke all former wills and testaments made by us. While we are of sound and disposing mind and memory, but mindful of the uncertainties of human life, we do make, publish, and declare this as our last will and testament, realizing that in a short time we will join the other spirits who have left the school. Item 1. Florence Brown leaves her good looks ;ind popidarity to Sister Lois in the hope that they will help her to compete for George Stocker with Adele Nelson. Item 2 To Eddie Meyers we leave our hope that lie ' ll play the role of papa as well in the future as lie has in the past. Item 3. Lucille Dodd leaves her dramatic ability to Rea Ruth Hurst. This will come in h andy 40 ears from now when she coaches the May Day I ' agcant at Horace Mann. Item 4. We leave Gcrmaine Kommers ' good looks !o Juliet Knee and Anna Hayes hoping that they will divide them evenly. We also hope that they will use these to as good advantage in the future as ' lerry has in the past. Item 5. Hugh Donovan leaves his ability to do the Charleston to Louise Melde. Item 6. Knowing that Una Mae is hard up, we leave all of Margaret Carlson ' s dates to her. Item 7. V ' e hate to do it, but it ' s a case of neces- • sity that we leave Mel Sohn ' s affections for Melba to his new girl, Phyllis. Item 8. Kate Schellengcr and Ed Curtis will their love for each other to Virginia McGuire and Curtis Stone. Item 9. Quentin Coffin leaves his Cadillac sedan to Francis Blod. Try and keep it, Blod. Item 10. Wayne Sommerville was going to will Georgia McLarty to somebody, but he later decided that no one could quite take care of her like he can. Item 11. The graduating football players leave their ability as stars to the sophomore team. Try and cultivate them, Zimmerman. Item 12. Lewis Bostwick wills his title as Romeo to Joe Pearson. It may encourage Joe to find Juliet. Item 13. Captain Gilderslceve has decided not to leave the captain jinx to our football teams, so he will take it with him. Item 14. Kenneth Arthur Minnick, alias James B. .Acton, leaves his good looks to Joel Sleeth. Note : This is one on Kenny. Item IS. To Bill Kemp we leave the scholastic and roller skating ability of Howard Doust. NORMAN McGINTY, Chairman DORCAS LESLIE KENNETH MINNICK Page twenty-nine