Oneida High School - Oneidan Yearbook (Oneida, NY)

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Ciassn iWiii NVALLACE COLYVAY, Class Lawyer y f rr! E, the class of nineteen twentysseven of Oneida High School, of the City of Oneida, County of Madison, State of New York, being ol' sound mind and memory and understanding, do make, publish, and declare the following as and for our last Will and Testament: First, Vile hereby revoke all wills, codicils or testamentary instruments by us and at any time heretofore made. Second, NVe give, bequeath and bequest to our Principal, Albert II. Covell, our unending and alfeetionate praise. Third, To Eldon Dungey the sole tsoulj 1-ight to monopolize Mary Clark's time. 1f'om'th, To Madeline McCormaek--Bernard O'Brien. Fifth, To Albert Moshier a lite estate on the Loucks' f arm. Stazth, To Robert Lorenz a season's pass to Dorothy Powers' home. Seventh, To the class ot' twenty-eight our supply of senior dignity to be used at all times. Eighth, To Florence C. Mcllougall a pair of ear mutils to be worn at all times for the purpose ot' deadening the noise produced by the wearers of leather heels. Ninth, To Lewis XV. Lawrence a more stern and commanding face to be used when asked for permits. Tenth, To Francis Ignazzitto a one-way ticket to Sunny Sicily. Eleventh, To Esther Messenger a new chair---she doesn't sleep comfort- ably on the one she has. Twelfth, To Leonard A. NVatters a more ambitious football team than that of '26. Tlmtecnth, To any member of the fairer sex that may chance to accom- pany Emerick Godor, a pair of roller skates. Fourfcentll, To Gladys ll. Fearon our combined wish that she may have good luck and that she will not forget the lll0llliwl'S ol' the class ot' '27. 1 ?:ftUClLflI,, To Agnes McCormack, Francis Tarry. SieI7fC0tLfhf, To James Murphy the privilege of having the Park Garage sign his study slips and report card. SGUONf06lLflI., To Cliilord Hart a curling iron and two mirrors. Efightccnlh, To Miles Ilavis all kinds of good luck at Colgate. Nineteenth, To Donald llevan Muir a 't'ew more ot' the High School base- balls. Twentieth, To Hazel Laurie a pair ot' stilts. Tfwcnty-jirst, To liernardine llu ilois a lock of sunny 0tto's tiaming hair. Tufcnty-second, To Miss llurns a group of more intellectual students than are now signed up for chemistry. Twenty-thifrd, To Frederick Schuck a device for determining the date so as to avoid all danger of meeting O'Donnell.