Olympia High School WW Miller High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Olympia, WA)

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ff zWfff ff! fwfff fw Lil X042 aff, '-'- 1 , . 1, ,Q .,.....,.,.,,,., , .,.,. 4 ,y ., Class will We, the Class of Nineteen Twenty-Four, realizing that we are about to step out of this institution of learning into the world, clo will and bequeath the things which have been most vital to us in our career, to those who will cherish them most. Being of sound mind and disposing clispostitions we hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testamentg to-wit: First: We hereby bequeath to the Juniors, our title of Seniors, our coveted as- sembly seats in the Auditorium, and our wily ways with instructors, providing that they use these privileges to the best advantage, as we have clone. Second: To the Sophomore Class we leave our fine quality of good behavior and quiet dignity with the ability for the execution thereof. Third: To the Freshmen Class we grant the right to come down from the balcony and proceed along its High School career gaining, to some degree, honor ancl success similiar to that of the Class of '24. Fourth: The Senior Girls will bequeath to the next most intelligent Roll Room, the Scholastic Cup with the hope that its brilliant presence will ever be an inspiring emblem of honest and diligent industry. Fifth: The Senior boys submit their ability to yell the loudest on Monday morn- ings to the Junior boys desiring that this not be attempted if considered too great an undertaking. Sixth: To special groups of students as: l. Library occupants, to whom we submit our ability to concentrate and write notes at the same time. 2. Fourth period study hall students, to whom we will our ability to appreciate the gymnasium music thereunder. 3. To U. S. History students we bequeath our knowledge of the constitution, knowing that it will be of value. 4. To Senior English students we leave our book reports with the vain hope that the source will be unrecognized. Seventh: To all future athletes of O. H. S. we bequeath the Ustarn careers of several of our number which will aid the boys in every fight for O. H. S. Eighth: To the Student Body as a whole We leave our worthy Principal, Mr. L. P. Brown with whom we have cooperated, and our text books, which may be valuable to said students in passing future six weekls tests. Ninth: To our Roll teachers, Miss Cooper ancl Mr. Jackson we leave our vacant desks with the desire that they enjoy the well earned peace and quiet. Tenth: To the whole faculty we extend our heartiest thanks and appreciation for their unstinted attempts in our education. CLASS OF '24, Witnesses : M. OTIs I.D1TMARs. Thirty