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Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class of 1923 We, the high, dignified, and almighty Seniors of 1923, do hereby will and be- stow these legacies upon our departure from R. U. H. S. as follows: 1. To the Faculty we leave our sense of humor, the thing they lack most. 2. ‘Yo the Juniors we leave the quiet corner of the study hall. 3. To the Sophomores we leave our class spirit and love for teachers. 4. We do hereby set down severally our individual bequests as follows: I, Mary Armanasco, do will my marcel wave to Evelyn McCurdy and may she use it to her best advantage. I, Orva Adams, do will my place among the boys to Francis Freethy. I, Ralph Anderson, do leave my boldness of manner to Leo Theist. I, Marguerite Beckhaus, do bestow my ability to dance the latest steps to Thelma Hecker. I, Serena Bowen, bequeath my knowledge of physics to Helen Edwards. Margaret Brown, do will my graceful movements to Claude Samples. Charles Carder, leave my spurs, pistol, and Texas accent to Ralph Lee. Clarice Carey, do bestow the honor of watching Cloyd to Virgil Fenner. Margaret Carey, do will my extra height to Gladys Snyder. Clyde Cassidy, do bequeath to my brother Irwin, the name of woman hater, hoping that he will uphold the same name as the Cassidys before him have. Evelyn Carson, do leave my place on the basketball team to Vernice Otten. Alden Clark, leave to Howard Hughes my place as chief mathematician. Florence Clark, leave my position as Commissioner of Law and Order to Tilden. Louis Coggiola, do will my curly hair to Carrol Pitchford. Francis Collins, do will my temper to Russell King, to be used only in argu- ments. — Hazel Collins, will to Nell McGrew the sunshine of my smile. Arrietta Coon, do leave my lightness of foot to Charles Concannon. Gladys Cox, bestow my dancing costumes to Marjorie Simpkins. , Ava Crigler, do leave my extra credits to Laurine Kuhn. Willette Davis, do bestow my schoolgirl complexion to Phyliss Carlson. Harold Differding, bequeath my commission in the army to William Logan. Gladys Dreyspring, do will to Ruth Weston my ability to arrive on time. Charlotte Eggers, do leave my place in the Senior class to Genevieve West. Virginia Eichar, do will my ability as orator to Patrica Stanley. Robert Engelking, do will my bass voice to Phil Windrem, knowing that it will help him while cheering. I, Carlotta Engleman, do bestow my long curly hair to Helen Carpenter. I, Gertrude Feudner, do bequeath my long dresses to Jackie Smith. May she cherish them always. Harriet Fitzgerald, do leave my importance to Alice Schroeder. Blanche Carson, leave my ability to talk in the assembly to Maja Peterson. , Fred Forwick, do will my meat route to Harry Bonham. Helen Gately, do wili my pinkish hair to Margaret Lee. Ruth Gingrich, leave my musical talent to Ethel Vestal. Reginald Gray, will my blushes to William Berk. Warren Griffins, leave my caveman tactics to Joe Faria. Ward Grisham, do leave the name “Owl” to Wesley Compton. , Jewel Hall, do will my ability to play baseball to Dorothy Rector. Pauline Hall, do leave my good looks to Gertrude Strohmier. Olive Henderson, leave my good English record to Ralph Beebe , Hilma Johnson, bestow my vampy ways to Dorothy Hayes. I, Lawrence Julio, will the name “Shiek” to Lowell Dyer. L, Roy Kaylor, leave my position as clown to Harold Selvy. ee ee ee — — Cs rd at mt et ee rot) at nt at 28
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I, Robert Kennedy, do will my ability to pick them young to Lyle Bowman. I, Florence Little, give most tearfully my extra credits to Clark Woods. I, Frank Loher, leave the editor’s job to Harold Obenland. I, Thomas McDonald, do will my bass horn to Hollis Mortenson. I, Isabelle McGregor, leave my place in the Honor Society to Robert Paasch. I, Adrianne Mackay, after deep thought and consideration, will my ladylike man- ners to Dorothy Swenson. I, Francis Marchetti, leave my most educating novel ‘““How to Become Popular Over Night,” to William Werner. I, Manuel Marcos, will my place in lovers’ corner to my brother, Albino. I, Newell Miller, pate my meekness of spirit to Richard Paasch. I, Doris Misner do leave the boys for Mary Gilmore. I, Alec Morrison, do will my ability to make all varsity teams to John Hutton. I, Maud Muller, do bestow my quietness in the school room to Edward Carson. I, Merle Nantz, do will my soldier-like stride to Ray Campbell. I, Keith Narbett, do leave my soft hands to Errol Fanning. I, George Olson, bequeath my popularity to Arthur McLaughlin. I, Helen Reed, do will my fleetness of foot to Isabel Mino. I, William Regalia, leave the office of President of the Senior class to George Cornell. I, Marie Regello, bestow my variety of colors to Devilla Theis. I, Geraldine Rock, do will my social etiquette to Hattibelle Freeman. I, Albert Rowe, sorrowfully leave the bass drum to Lyman Alexander. Tetsuma Sakai, do will to the school library my wife, Thesis. Morris Savin, have sense to leave school this time for good. Reuben Savin, leave my love of Civics to Ben Doidge. Leo Schreuder, do bestow my art of bluffing to Gay Vargas. Lynden Siple, do will the shot put to Fred Petric. Frank Spires, do will and bestow my freckles to Marjorie Donnirwirth. Mildred Swindell, do leave my ability to hurry to Helen Follett. Bernice Thompson, do bestow whatever it is that gets them, to Helen Clark. Joe Vargas, leave my position as doorkeeper and property boy to Leo Barbikas. . Hazel Vickery, do will to those that come after, my books. Dorothy Willard, do will my interest in the T. D. Theatre to Ruth Quinn. Ruby Williams, leave my place as Vice President to Lucille Parks. Wanda Wilson, do will my “I know the answer spirit” to Paul Robinson. Lila Youd, do leave my gentle voice to Ellen Burton. Gladys Banner, leave my place in the Dramatic Club to Miner Abbay. Charles Renwick, do will my “rubber tired specs” to B. X. T. Madras Heady, do leave my bell bottoms to Cornelius Healy. Arthur Muth, will my drag to Wells Lamoine. Kenneth Stott, do bestow my gold teeth to Clarence Rutledge Kenneth Hall, do hereby will my violin to the orchestra. Boyd Hecker, leave a baseball or two for Joe Novarini to play with. S. F. Reddy, leave my etl ae fo Arthur Cramer. John Varni, do will my size 12 shoes to Al Axlson. Raymond Butcher, bestow my oes to Louis Kiraly. , Charles Dobry, give my original method of doing “Trig” to Cloyd Laughlin. L, Elsie Einer, leave my girlish giggle to Gayle Estes. I, Leonard Fraga, leave one bottle of Stacomb to Harry Carr. To the above document we, the high, dignified, and almighty Seniors of 1923, do set our hand and seal this bright and sunny morning in June. el Drab Ea aM a a a a aE a I LN Ee Representatives, CLY DE CASSIDY WILLIAM REGELIA EVELYN CARSON AAs |
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