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Elmer Nelson; her position as editor-in-chief to some capable member of the class of ’21. Helen Arthaud leaves her smile and charming manner to Feme Mclnturff, to make as good use of it as she herself has done. Macey Lackey leaves her heart and soul with the class of ’22; her comedian ability to Billy Clifford. Kathleen gives her silence to Elizabeth Anderson; and her shorthand lessons to any one who wants them. Ruby Carlson leaves her position as H. S. vamp to Mabel Rexford, feeling that Mabel will undoubtedly advance in the same art before her Senior year arrives. • Emily Mueller gives her ability to write stories to Edith Smith. Her love for chemistry to Ruel Armstrong, so that he may star in this subiect to the great delight of Mr. Robuck. Whereupon we have this day set our seal and taken in manifestation of our sincere desire to leave our best possessions to R. H. S. in order that all may benefit by the same. Given under our hand, this twelfth day of April, in the year of our Lord, 1920.
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The head nurse was the only one who could do anything for me, because all the doctors were busy. My hand was entirely forgotten when the pretty brown-haired nurse entered the room. Here again fate had a surprise in store for us, and also, I might state for Kathleen Fay, for she was head nurse at the hospital. As my hand had only been bruised a little, we filled up our gas tank, bought a new tire and soon left Denver far in the distance. How full of interest the rest of the trip was! What beautiful country we passed through. One break-down added spice to the trip, for nothing is quite so lovely as to walk to a nearby town for help. All the way to Chicago we laughed and talked over the four happy, care-free years in Rawlins High. At last we drew up before the bungalow. When Frances brought the car to a stop she said: “Now before we leave this car, let us draw up some resolutions. We set about our task with serious faces and soon drew up the following: “We here highly resolve that the class of 1920 of the High School of Rawlins, Wyoming, was the best that ever was, is or will be, and that the Rawlins H. S. and the Rawlins schools as a whole, are the finest possible.” And we solemnly signed our names. Doesn’t this make it a fact? EMILY V. MUELLER, ’20. Last Will and Testament of Class of 1920 We, the class of 1920, feeling that the end of our career in R. H. S. is approaching, do hereby give and transmit the possession of the class of 1920 to the various members of the other classes in the aforesaid R. H. S. We do give and bequeath the following: Juanita Howard leaves her powder puff to Mollie Morrison, feeling that Mollie well knows the use of one. Her position in the orchestra she gives and bequeathes to Charlotte Draper. Frances Phelan bequeathes and transmits her ability to play “Forward” to Chrystie Anderson; her lack of verbosity and her zeal for study, to the Freshmen, feeling that they stand greatly in need of the same. Hope Edwards, by these same presents, gives her premises to Marjorie Baker, believing full well that Marjorie can use it to advantage; her rosy cheeks she bequeaths to Alice Peterson. Eva Anderson gives her love for and grace in Jazz to Dale Magor; her standing room in Mr. Anderson’s office to her brother Harry. Andrew Peterson leaves his love and devotion to the fair sex, to Virgil Patrick. Frances Olsen wills her dainty appearance to Norma Meason. Marion Johnson gives and bestows her speed in typewriting upon
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