Oswego High School - Paradox Yearbook (Oswego, NY)

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.x QOW AV A t A !lkMA To frank Reed small but mlghty Ned Stokes bequeaths his posntlon xs cheer leader and he hopes Frankie will receive the co operatlon of all the female students To three deserving lower classmen Marlon Gannon Edith Roden and E111 Benson leave thelr artlstlc temperament To a student who contemplates a trip to our natlons capltal Louxse Barnes bequeaths her dexterity as a carpenter To Bull Healy we leave a small pocket model X Rav to ald htm through the problems of the commg year o Speglels Rogers Leslxe Dans bequeaths hls dramatlc ablllty dezvous for slupplng partles 0 Florence Wllklns we leave a membershlp of lI'ldC6l'lltC length ln a matrlmomal agency to help her m fmdmg hlhe Ideal Man To Robert Schuler we leave a frown to rest his face Flo Q.-race Lannon Fred Taylor bequeaths hls Chemlstry knowledge To the Board of Educatlon ames Mansfield George Reed and Dey Beadle leave a fund to compensate for the wear and tear lncldent to thenr long occupancy of the corrldors and classrooms of this noble hall of learnmg lno all Freshman boys we bequeath encouragement and anythmg else that wlll and them ID thelr vam efforts to become regular shelks We also bequeath a fund with whlch to purchase mterestlng novels to be passed among students durmg study perlods Llkewlse any other property that we may possess we bequeath to the executors to be dlstrlbuted as they see Ht Vlfe therefore make constltute and appoint as executors of this wlll the Faculty of the Oswego High School with the lnjunctlon that they scru puously carry out these our last desires ln wltness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seal this twenty second day of lVlay ln the year of Our Lord one thousand nme hundred and twenty nme tgxgnedj THF SENIOR CLASS Charles Hennessey Margaret Miller Wltnesses Mlldred Glll Muldrecl Benzmg O A Q 9 Q l J., ul , 5 t I J f -1 x x 14: l - ,w' X. ' . , 54,4 Q Q ' gx ' ' 1 ff,',:' Q - 1. r,. Y ' U . 7 ' F A . . . 1 . ' x 1 . Q . 1 1 . . . 1 V A - . . . To Eleanor Buslcey, we leave a road map to aid her in fmding ren- T , . . H G . . . A B . , , . - , . 7 K W 1 7 ' , . Y Y Y I ! I - . Y . .D . . . . H , . y , - . . , . I .

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Niglz6l l If Class Will We the Senior Class of 1929 of the Gswego Hugh School City of Os we o County of Oswego State of New York being of unusually sane and olemn mind extraordinary memory and possessing all our faculties and super human understanding do make publish and declare this to be our last will and testament revoking all former wills made by us at any time here tofore Whereas we the Class of une l929 wish to leave to those who will follow in our well trodden footsteps not only our loyal and devoted spirit but also our vast accumulation of knowledge acquired during our weary but worthy climb toward the lofty heights of wisdom that they too may ponderously but successfully reach similar hm hts We therefore declare this to be our last will and testament as follows ltem l We hereby order our last rites to bc administered by Professor Charles E. Riley assisted by all the Faculty except the Messrs Bennett Crab tree Fitzglbbons Handley Frank Riley and Powers who will bear our body to 1ts final resting place ltem ll To the long enduring Faculty in humble acknowledgement of their untirinv and patient assistance in all our studies we dedicate this testimony of appreciation and bequeath to them all our sympathy in the palnful task of continuing the education of the deficient umors who will strive vainly to follow our footsteps Item lll To Mr Riley we leave a much better trained Faculty due to their association with us ltem IV To Miss Hinckley we bequeath the insignificant and men tally retarded remnants of humanity who boldly call themselves uniors. ltem V.-To lVlr. Fitzgibbons we leave six weeks at Clifton Springs Sanitarium where he can recover his shattered nerves and prepare to lead the coming group of students through the next set of Regents. To any worthy unior ack Lynch bequeaths his position as President of the Senior Class. To any under classman Eleanor Colbert bequeaths the presidency f the Loyalty Club. To a needy Freshman, Dorothy Reumann leaves her ability to master all subjects. 'lio Morris Ottman, Fred Kelly bequeaths his football and basketball prowess. LMAIIKA KMA XX f at C - A N Ml s 'I ay 1-ff? x AAAIAA Q Q tm !IkMA 0 .. l l K J l i .l at . ag . , ,V .. . J A J ,J I , 0

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M I X Af .M A A HAMA Albcrtlne bchule Vlfglnld White Vlce Presldent S creta v Perry Ralrh oI'1n K Lynch Edgar V H Hobbre Treasurer Presldent Edltor ln Chief Paradox Flowers Old Faslnoned Bouquet Motto What we are to be we are now becommg Rainbow Colors Pink Blue Orclud Green Yellow SOCIAL COMMITTEE RING COMMITTEE IVI1ss Lewrs LeRoy Dunbar Fred Barber Charles Bosworth Eleanor Colbert Betty Sloan Nlr I'xtzgrIJIJons Ruth Ste per Loretta Ixane George Coon Donald Baker MOTTO COMMITTEE Miss Patch ohn Carter Le I1e Davxs Margaret Muller Irene Darlm FLOWER COMVIITTEE COLOR COMMITTEE IVI1ss Keesler Bernadette Walpole Marlon Cannon ack 'Vluldoon Karl Kandt Mass Schutt Edna Collmgs I oulse Barnes George Wallace Norman Fenske 0 0 5. . JM I ' o Q