Oakfield High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Oakfield, WI)

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and fancy work departments. 17th. To Robbie McClain, hits with more girls. 18th. To Marie Hoppe, a less musical laugh. 19th. To Howard Ripley, a serene countenance. 20th. To Elsie Hansen, a jar of freckle cream with our guarantee to cure after ten days’ application or our bond of 5c per freckle remaining after said time. 21st. To Lloyd Filbey we bequeathe a much needed rest. 2nd. To Herman Sonn, the smile that never wears off. 23rd. To Leone Lurvey, the privilege (?) of carrying mail. 24th. To Lenora Hansen, a seat facing the back of the school. 25th. To Milton E., the right to skip. 26th. To Harold Burns, something to do. 27th. To Alice Fischer, a voice tonic. 28th. To Edwin Bristol, a bunch of violets (modesty). 29th. To Arthur Burleton, the right to ring the bell in case Mr. Puffer forgets. 30th. To Sadie Morgan, more spunk. 31st. To Jennie Gleason, the right to spell all the words in the dictionary correctly. 32nd. To Halbert Ball, a dignified bearing. 33rd. To the High School baseball nine, the right to win out every time. 34th. To those left out, our promise to do better next time. We hereby nominate and appoint Lester Hobbs executor of this our last will and testament, and it is our desire that he be required to give bonds for the faithful performance of his duty. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this 2nd day of June, 1911. (Signed) CLASS OF 1911. In the presence of DELLA PARDUHN, HAZEL MERRILL, WARD LARGE, District Attorney.