St Albans School - Albanian Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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94 THE 1940 ALBANIAN Gllaaa will aah Efvatamrni lm E, THE CLASS OF 1940, having traversed the straight and narrow path without stumbling too much and without straying too long, now that we are about to graduate, do hereby resolve to repay our debt to Saint Albans and to society in this, our last will and testament. Upon our successors and our friends and former guides, therefore, we shower the following innumerable benefits: To the Fifth Form we bequeath our unfailing ability to cause the Headmaster to suffer from protracted headaches, in hopes that Mr. Lucas will not be too optimistic at seeing us go. To the Headmaster we donate a twenty-cent package of headache powders. We bequeath our sense of humor, unimpaired by adversity of the most serious nature, to the Faculty, who will probably need it before they get through with us. We bequeath the laws of differential calculus to Professor Einstein, in hopes that he will be better able to understand them than this year's Gamma class. We bequeath Forrest Holmes's unparalleled capacity for worry to Grove Smith. We bequeath John Winantis unparalleled capacity for beer to Byron Sasscer. We bequeath Burr Piggott's consistent punctuality and methodical conscientiousness to Peter Gaillard, in hopes that this treasured gift will be handed down to all succeeding generations of Gaillards. We bequeath Walter Swiftis polished manners and cosmopolitan suavete to Cloyd Marvin. We bequeath John McClure's amazing ability to talk himself out of trouble to Louis Denit, who could use it. We bequeath Custis Hall's dignified restraint to Eugene Jacobsen. QC0ntinued on Page 961 PARKWAY MOTOR CO., INC. . fzilfe '7aa0m Q Service FORD Sales . FAMOUS FOR 5-CENT 3040 M STREET, N. W. MICH. Om HAMBURGERS

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96 THE 1940 ALBANIAN Qllauaa will sinh Urntament fC0lZIfilZZ'tC'd from Page 941 We bequeath Niel Platter's deep appreciation of classical music to Dave Davidson. We bequeath Dick Alexander's remarkable proclivity to change his mind to the Washington weather man. We bequeath Courtney Sunday's ten-piece swing-band, complete with spring and summer bookings at some of the more popular local hot spots, to Joseph Cunningham. We bequeath Alex Walker's ecclesiastical culture and priestly bear- ing to Sam Sterrett. We bequeath Jack Myers ear-to-ear smile and perpetually radiant countenance to David Stephenson. We bequeath Bill Manger's enjoyment of week-ends-with sporty convertible, round-trip ticket to New York, and the Stork-Club reserva- tions included-to Bill Terry. We bequeath Jack Hare's efficient German barber to Bill Church, in hopes that his new patron will pay him a visit in the near future. We bequeath Carl Luebben's key to the News room supply locker, which no one has been able to get into since last September, to Mr. Ruge, CC0l7fi11Zll'tI 071 Page 985 PlENNlIlES ARE POWERFUL Wlien You Buy 66Matchless Servicew S Pennies will supply electricity for toast every morning for a week. S Cents worth of electricity will do the family ironing. 1 Cent will electrically cook a full meal for 4 persons in a cooker. 25 Cents will do the weekly washing for a family. One half of a penny provides electricity for one hour of radio. Coffee made electrically twice a day for the price of a bus ride. Correct electric clock time for a week at cost of a 2-cent stamp. Waffles, made electrically once a week for a month, costs a nickel. You can cook 3 electric meals a day for 4 people for a thin dime. Electric Refrigeration for one month costs about SSC-the price of a good movie show. And, it,s Qld Sol's only rival for light! Potomac Electric Power Company