Plymouth High School - Mayflower Yearbook (Plymouth, IN)

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PH Class Will We, the members of the class of 1928, of Lincoln High School, City of Plymouth, County of Marshall, anti State of Indiana, considering the uncertainty of this life and being of sound mind and memory and ready to go forth to battle the world with tears rolling down our backs, do make and sign this our last will and testament. SECTION I Item 1. To the high school we bequeath everything that is securely fastened. Item 2, To the Junior class we do will ability to put on a play that will equal or surpass A Lucky Break.” Item 3. To the Sophomore class we bequeath our good will and best wishes to become as good Seniors as we are. Item 4. To the Freshman class we leave a book entitled How to Acquire Knowledge. SECTION II Item 1. To our highly esteemed superintendent, Mr. Spaulding, we bequeath a new pair of glasses with which he can keep better watch over his children. Item 2. To our beloved principal, Mr. Annis, we bequeath a gilt-edged card on which the ABC’s are written backward. Item 3. To Mrs. Foor we will a pony fur coat that is neither too small nor too large. Item 4. To Miss Knox and Miss Palin we bequeath ability to put on a Senior Play next year, providing they did not use it all this year. Item 5. To Mr. Stoneburner we bequeath a new pair of scissors and some more all day suckers. Item 6. To Miss Hicks we bequeath a package of “good” grape gum. Item 7. To Miss Schudel we will a leap year “flame.” Item 8. To Miss Weatherwax we will a rose covered bungalow. “Say it with flowers.” Item 9. To Miss Garn we will an A. B. degree in the school of experience. Item 10. To Miss Hill we will an eight period day to carry on her extra activities. Item 11. To Miss Flieder, by permission of “Lindy”, we will the The Spirit of St. Louis” so she can get to her home. Item 12. To Mr. Wood we bequeath the job of nursemaid as his summer occupation. Item 13. To Miss Brice we will the power to make Caesar build a bridge across the Rubicon with¬ out the aid of “ponies.” Item 14. To Miss Cornetet we bequeath side curtains, tires, lights, flower vase, bumpers, radiator cap, extra fenders, and other accessories needed for the Chalmers. Item IS. To Miss Kennedy we leave enough capital to start a millinery store. Item 16. To Miss Anker we bequeath a check room to give to the Hi-Y and Tri-L’s. Item 17. To Mrs. Porter we bequeath a magic potion that will enable her students to eat what they cook. Item 18. To Mr. Ruch we will the time to publish an eight page “Ye Pilgrim.” Item 19. To Martha Tanner we will an assistant to keep the book store. SECTION III Item 1. I, Elmer Anderson, do will my jollity and sense of humor to “Banny” McLaughlin. Item 2. I, Thelma Baker, will my athletic ability to Catherine Dunlap. Item 3. I, Clayton Berkypile, will my ability to answer Kate Rankin’s questions in Chemistry to Fertile-Brain Mattix. Item 4. I, Thorton Blue, will my super-strength to Marcellus Ball. Item 5. I, Clarence Bradley, will my daily ride on the bus to Katherine Franklin. Item 6. I, Ernest Bucher, will my hard-boiled manner to “Farmer” Trulley. Item 7. 1, Paul Buckingham, will my devotion, love, and affection to the one and only girl, Paula Jeanne. Item 8. I, Ford Burns, will my ability as dancing master to Robert Armington.

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Top Row — Helen Southworth, Editor-in-chief; Norbert Neidlinger, Business Manager. Second Row — Julia Trowbridge, Literary Editor; Merritt Skinner, Advertising Manager; Kath¬ erine Link, Art Editor. Third Row — Katherine Rankin, Girls’ Athletic Editor; John Spahr, Boys’ Athletic Editor; Eern McKesson, Snapshot Editor; Paul Buckingham, Joke Editor. Fourth Rote Lucius Tanner, Ass ’t Advertising Mgr.; Freda Stansbury, Ass’t Art Editor; Marcile Holem, Junior Editor-in-chief Elect; Robert Canan, Junior Business Mgr. Elect. g( 26 fr-

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Item 9. I, Cap Chaney, will all my possessions, including my ability to hit the basket to my sister, Mary. Item 10. I, Nina Cook, will my art ability to Dale Mann. Item 11. We, Margaret Furry, Myrtle Nye, Mae Nifong, and Edna Belle McVey, will our cooking ability to Eleanor Head. Item 12. We, Esther Gerard, Marjorie Leland, and Gladys McCollough, do will our sewing ability to Irma Jones. Item 13. I, Jane Gibson, will my rides home to Alcesta Carey. Item 14. I, Martha Gibson, do bequeath my meek and quiet ways in and around P. H. S. to Helen Phillips. Item 15. I, Margaret Gimbel, will my office as editor of the “Daily Gossip” to Gertrude Blue. Item 16. We, Walter and Harvey Hampton, bequeath our athletic ability to Russell Bom and James Phillips. Item 17. I, Amy Lou Head, will my musical ability to whoever needs it most. Item 18. We, Bernice Hisey and Georgiana Sheller, will our diamonds to the highest bidders. Item 19. I, Helen Houghton, will my curly hair to Mary Bergman. Item 20. I. Esther Fay Jamison, will my “vamping” ability to Thyra Belle Harris. Item 21. We, Muriel Jewell and Eloise Nelson, will our musical ability to Paul Gay. Item 22. I, Maymie Kennedy, will my sweet disposition to Hope Hildebrand. Item 23. I, Urban Kennedy, will my desire to help and boost P. H. S. to Clifford Kain. Item 24. We, Mary Jane Knott and Fern McKesson, will our efforts for desperate cases to Bex- netha Beagles and Helen Buchannan. Item 25. I, Paul Jones, “the supersalesman”, will my height to Oliver Greer. Item 26. I, Mildred Lechlitner, will my penmanship ability to Richard Holem. Item 27. I, Katherine Link, will my ultra-modern ideas to Vada Musser. Item 28. We, Maurice Leffert and Claude Wright, will our co-operative spirit to Wayne Glass. Item 29. I, John Logan, will my “strange power over women” to Wendell McCollough. Item 30. I, O live Marshall, will my high heels to Mary Cunningham. Item 31. I, Kenneth Martin, bequeath my knowledge of the “Erskine” and Purdue University to “Jumbo” Lawrence. Item 32. We, Norbert Neidlinger and Merritt Skinner, will our vocal volume to “Gene” Furry. Item 33. We, Elizabeth Patrick and Ethel Piper, will our knowledge of science to Anabel Sibert. Item 34. I, Henry Price, will my profane byword, “My land,” to Louis Heim. Item 35. We, Mary Alice Quivey, Bernice Fox, and Genevieve Scott, will our pleasing person¬ alities to Kathleen Tanner. Item 36. I, Katherine Rankin, bequeath my ability to get out-of-town dates to Lucile Woo dbury. Item 37. We, Lucile Ronk and Geraldine Scott, will our typing ability to Anabelle Franklin. Item 38. I, Georgia Summe, will my poetic talent to Louise Leland. Item 39t I, Freda Stansbury, will my unusual hair cut to Ruby Watson. Item 40, I, John Spahr, will my ability to play trombone to Gates Thompson. Item 41. We, Evelyn and Eloise Shoda, will our “near” engagements to Lois Cummins. Item 42. I, Helen Southworth, will my dimple and left-over wardrobe to my sister, Alice. Item 43. I, Pauline Turner, will all the trinkets and playthings I have found and borrowed to Paul Miller. Item 44. I, Raymond Taber, will my place as captain of the football team to “Maniac” Barts. Item 45. I, Lucius Tanner, will my ability as a clarinet player to Harry Marshall. Item 46. I, Mary Thornburg, will my ability to talk fast to Helen Albert. Item 47. I, Julia Trowbridge, will my scholastic standing to Charlotte Rohrer. Item 48. I, Katherine Van Kirk, will my calm disposition to Arietta Ewald. Item 49. I, Beulah Webster, will my natural wave to Mildred Fetherolf. Signed by the Class of 1928. Seal Witnesses : — CHARLES G. DAWES HERBERT HOOVER CHARLES E. SPAULDING - { 28 )g -