Patch Grove High School - Beaver Yearbook (Patch Grove, WI)

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BUSY BEAVERS

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L ST WILL AND TESTAME T We the Seniors of Patch Grove High School of the Town and Township of Patch Grove, County of Grant, State of Wisconsin, of the United States, on the Continent of North America in the Western Hemisphere, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, execute, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and annulling all former Wills by us made. I, Dale Braudt, give and devise to you Milton Ellis my ability to call square dances. I, Francys Hayungs, bequeath my ability to get in late at night to anyone who can do it and not get caught. I, Kenneth Garside, will my height to you, Joe Zenz, and hope you can use it for the best advantage of our basketball team. I, Leah Rae Jones, will my ability to pierce ears to Terry Monroe in hopes he'll use it in his future doctor's career. I, Carol Redman, bequeath my knitting ability to Bernard Meister in hopes he can use it in the future. I, Mary Moore, will my naturally curly hair to Judy Sobota so she can spend less time setting hers. I, Russell Palmer, will my ability to play the guitar to Earl Hayungs. I, Lyle Posten, leave no Janice Ariss my ability to ride horses. I, Nola Mae Finn, bequeath to Robert Hromadka all the musical instruments I've learned to play while in high school. I, James Noethe, will my ability to get excused from school to Larry Moris. I, Jerry Redman, bequeath to Jim Tolle my nickname Goof , I, Leonard Meister, bequeath my tinyness to Robert Williams. I, Emma Jean Fuller, will the gum I chewed in Typing Class to you, Mrs. Tornowske. I, Rita Hamilton, will my 6th period visiting hour to you, Barbara Skrade, and hope you can collect as much gossip as I did. We, the Seniors, will to you Mr. Thompson, all our unsolved problems in Mathematics and Science. To you, Miss Humphrey, the Senior girls leave their knitting needles and knowledge of calisthenics. We, the Seniors, have packed up all our dischordant notes, which we will take with us. All our beautiful music we will and bequeath to Mr, La Pointe. To you, Mrs. Tornowske, we leave the word ain't and memories of The Beaver . We, the Seniors, give, devise and bequeath to you Mr. Sobota all interruptions for telephone conversations and salesmen during our Social Problems Class. We leave to the under classmen I4 empty desks near the windows in the Assembly. Signed, sealed, published, and declared as and for their last will and testament by the Seniors of Patch Grove, in the presence of us, and in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on this twentieth day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-five. PRESIDENT .............-.-.--

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