Okoboji High School - Oriole Tales Yearbook (Okoboji, IA)

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C ass Will Very slight obituary of the Senior Class Died on May 12 195k in the twelfth year of 1t's age, the Senior class of Okoboji High School, from a great wave of information to the head The funeral services will be held at Okoboji Consol1dated School on May 13 IQSL and all friends are requested to attend bearing flowers gifts, and MONEY The Senior Class was loved by all and will be greatly missed by everyone especially the faculty This former class had many mental achievements and gained high honors We will now proceed with the -ill left by this highly remarkable class Class Will My friends, he are assembled here today because it is my solemn duty that you the heirs of the class of l9Sh may hear the last will and testament This will take affect immediately after our passing from your presence It was their great wish that I present to you their most cherisned possessions we, the class of l95h of Okoboji Consolidated School, the County of Dickinson, in the state of Iowa being ln good mental conditions as usual, and in much better temper than usual, do hereby make this, our last will and testament In this manner we shall dispose of our prize possessions To the School we will a new and bigger gym, also any apple cores, bubble gum or paper wads we may have left scattered about SECTION I Bequests to the Faculty To Mr Geertsema we will our complete store of knowledge From him it came and to him it shall be returned These few details will help him in becoming a 'Master Mind of History To Mrs DeWitt we will all of our ability to watch the leader and the audience at the same time we may have missed a measure or been A slight bit flat in tone at times, but we never missed anything or anybody in the audience To Mr Linden we will our valuable sense of humor Although lt may have become a slight bit warped in the past 12 years it still has the consideration to laugh at any dumb, corney, or stupid jokes To Mrs Sackett we will our ability to use our voices The loudness and shrillness of all of these out together will greatly aid in build ing up a better speech class SECTION II Bequests to the Classes To the Junior Class, our rightful heirs, we w1ll our privileges as Seniors, any odds and ends such as pencils, notebooks, unfinished, lollypops, or unfinished business including any unpaid debts Also, any boys or girls whom we may have left behind in our haste To the Sophomore class we leave our good will and patience This will prove to be useful when trying to endure the Juniors To the little green Freshman we will our book nHow to Tell the Teacher It contains information as to which teachers can be bluffed, and which are hard or easy to oleese It gives many answe s and tells the fav orite authors This information could prove valuable to anyone in terested ln making high grades I s 1 . 3 Q . . . ,. A U . . Q Q . . . . . - . Q ll . . . O . , o . . , . U 0 . . . . . 4 1 I . V . II ' YY - . - . - 0