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1? Twenty I Class 1?oem The time is near when we shall hear Many a sad farewell, For we are leaving our dear old high school, The reason why, duty shall tell. Through pride and skill, work and zvill, We shall travel along, 'Til we come to the last of our journey's end, And the prize we sought is won. The time is near we must depart, With victory in our hearts, To start on the trail of life's long path, Ready for hardship of the task. Our colors and the spirit shall never die, We shall see them floating forever, In every wind under the sky, Nothing can sever. We are leaving our school-mates all aside, Teachers and friends we realize, Bu! of all I know they'll never forget The Class of '25. L. E. H
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U IBUEQZSUEIX I, Gladys Silva, leave my quiet and peaceful nature to Cozette Ely and my old typewriting papers and U. S. History notebooks to Nliss lVIcQuaid. I, Vv'eir Eaton, leave to Skinny Vv'illiams all the good looking girls in school Qexcept onej to step at his pleasureg also the curtains on the coupe if he needs them. I, Mamie Jennings, leave to Edith Wilson one worn pencil for her Spanish next year. I, Freda Criswell, leave to Blanche Fisher my good grades in Commercial Arithmetic and good behavior in Sewing Class. I, Henry Eaton, leave my privilege of being tardy to Roy Bowers, to be used when necessary. I, Frederick Moe, leave to Dick Ross part of my lovely disposition in class. I, Verna O. Couch, leave to Rose Bartell my seat by the radiator in the assembly hall. I, Paul White, leave to Erick Bjorkgren my position on the Basket Ball team. l, Ella Hunger. leave to Viola Hadley my right to disagree on the correct shade for graduation dresses. I, Frances Murray, leave my liking for peaches to Deb Irwin. I, Virginia Weiland, leave to Jess Myers my right to play hookey the first day of deer Cdearj hunting season and the first day of trout fishing season and wish you good luck. This will, duly witnessed and signed by the persons interested, on this tenth day of March, of the year of our Lord ninteen hundred and twenty-five. NIARTHALICE BARTELL, Notary of Peace. Witnessed and signed by the members of the Senior Class of '25. Twenty-o
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