Ridgway High School - Elker Yearbook (Ridgway, PA)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1928 We, the Senior Class, of the Centennial High School in the city of Ridgway, county of Elk, and state of Pennsylvania, realizing that our days in this Temple of Learning are numbered, consider it just and fitting to make bequests to members of our beloved faculty, to whom we are deeply indebted, and to our fellow undergraduates who have yet to travel the rugged path of learning which we are about to relinquish. Therefore, being in a sane state of mind, we do hereby make and publish this our last will and testament, in manner and folm following, viz.: FIRST-TO THE FACULTY: To Miss Arnold: Webster's Dictionary fthe one with the broken backl. - To Miss Geary: A room temperature of 72 degrees. To Mr. D. D. Peirce: Our second-hand Chemistry exhibits. Miss Steltzer: A new automatic typewriter eraser. Mrs. Smith: One quart of red ink. To Miss Shanley: The ability to detect a gum-chewing student. To M'ss Strom: One edition of perfect History notebooks. To Miss Clark and Miss Whelan: An improved tandem for rapid transit to the Junior High. To Miss Sutton: An engraved copy of Number 208. SECOND--TO THE JUNIORS: To Margaret Shaw: That alto voice of Doris Kellam. To Mary Ann Curry: The taciturnity of Jane Taylor. To Chester Swanson: Reynold's popularity. To Margaret Golden: Josephine McClain's it , To Jack VanAken: Harry Zwald's solemnity. To Grace lVIaze: Anna Wanner's chewing gum. To James Daugherty: Duke McCauley's dukedom. To Kermit Hartland: Keith Whitehouse's moustache. To Robert Carlson: Stuart Jepson's oratorical ability. To Ruth Friedman: Rachel Whelan's blushes. To Paul Streich: Harry Olson's magnetism. To Mae Nelson: Katheryn Wollaston's giggle. To Arnold Schilk: Harold Fuhrer's basso profundo. To Louise Kissel: Ethel Frampton's typing awards. To the Juniors not above named: The attributes and virtues of the remaining Seniors. In witness whereof, in behalf of the class of 1928 we have hereunto subscribed our names this twenty-fourth day of April, in the year one thousandlgiine hundred and twenty-eight. fSea To To JOHN S. WILLIAMS RICHARD P. ZURFLUH 7

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