Pennsylvania Western University - Calnorsean Yearbook (California, Pennsylvania)

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fye Co ?orseG ? Seventh. The boys dressing room in t ' r.e gymnasium. Eighth. The society halls, the factories where we enter green and emerge a fairly finished product, variously described as peaches, pippin and lemons. Ninth. Our latest blessing, the pool room. All honor to our trustees and faculty who were broad minded enough to know what is good for boys. Tenth. The laundry cleanliness is next to godliness and it is a weekly opportunity to come out from among the great unwashed. Eleventh. The campus we leave this because we cannot take it with us. Twelfth. We leave to you sadly the scene of joyous tim.es our main corridor, the street beauti- ful, and we advise you to look carefully into the matter of city m.anager as more likely to control traffic and regulate casing and abolish strikes. Thirteenth. Our beloved Faculty, who have by infinite perserverance and patience helped us to become worthy members of the alumni of the S. W. S. N. S. This our last will and testament is to take effect immediately. In witness where of the said class of 1917 have heru unto set our seal this day of -June in the year 1917 by the signature of our representative, George Edmund Hankison. Then and there signed, sealed, published and declared by the said George Edmund Hankison as the last will and testament of the Class of 1917 in the presence of each of these, who have here to subscribed our nam.es as wit. nesses. First Codicil. Having had a stiff course in Penmanship we feel constrained to leave our autos (not Fords) as a stimulation to the Class of 1918, to emulate the same. As Werner and Church cannot read their own writing when it is cold the class think it best for them to confine themselves to printing. Second Codicil. After much deliberation we leave the Class of 1918 the forlorn hope that during the next year the boys and girls may be allowed to dance together, which, if real- ized, will be a triumph of hopr- over experience. THE EKW 87

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