San Diego High School - Gray Castle Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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EEEEEE EEEEEEEEN SENIOR A WILL E EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEE INCE times unknown it has been the privilege of the Senior graduating class to will gratis to the underclassmen the many things that they, the Seniors, have and have not enjoyed during the four year term at' the Hill- top Quentin. Of course it is understood that some of the gifts that the Seniors intend to bestow upon the school are of great value and the gradu- ates hope that the heirs of the fortunes will appreciate them as they should. In the first place the Senior class wishes it to be known that they leave the Russ with its scandal, handicaps and censored articles to the entire school. Also, the graduates bequeath to the underclassmen the right to daily tussles with the cafeteria hash. If they can get out of paying for the lunches like the football team at Bakersfield they are to receive a reward annually from the S. S.-G. for bravery under fire. It is herein granted to the junior boys the privilege that we never took advantage of and regret that we didn't. It is to keep Kenny Howard at school just as long as the classmen have periods to make up. Also to the battlers of the third year men goes the right to take the smile off said de- tention officerls face when he deals 20 periods in a poker game. The Seniors wish to grant the right to the Freshmen to beat Bakersfield next year and to continue with the war waged with the S. C. I. F. officials. Therefore, be it herein granted to the Senior Bls, the privilege of dis- tinctive dress as hereinafter stated. To the boys the wearing of slick pompa- dours a la T. A. Russell style, and to the girls the wearing of loud garters, similar to those worn by Miss Freese. Re it herein granted also to the whole school, the privilege of wearing Harold Lloyd glasses on any occasion, without suspension from school. Secondly: all persons found guilty of not belonging to some frat or sorority will forthwith be expelled from all school activities, and have all heretofore acquired credits removed from the record. By a most solemn oath, we adjure you to never work for recls. Secondly: L0 demand three Ditch Days per weekg to carry banners through the streets, demanding worthy rights as, earrings for boys. It is our will that the Freshmen be given seats in the first six rows of the Stadium. Anyone found guilty of disobeying this decree shall be put to death and later fed on bread and water for at least six weeks. These are the last wishes of the Senior A class. VVe are insane, we do not deny it. VVe swear that all herein written has been copped from wills from the last century. May the favors and properties herein granted be duly distributed by our best loved friends and executors, the Senior Bls. ll5l

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