Stevensville High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Stevensville, MT)

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5. Mildred Fetscheriher regards, regrets, and memories of her school day romance to Bert Dawson. 6. Earl Gavin betqueaths his ritzy bow ties to Raymond Fehrenkamp. ' ' - 7. Mildred Hagen leaves her influence with the faculty to those who need it. 8. Evelyn Haleyleaves her freckle cream to Helen Corley. .9 Jerl Weber leaves his affection for the girls toiDose Lockridge. l0. Marie Baunton .leaves her worldly .wisdom to no one. ll. Morris Strange leaves his perfect marcel to Lewis Whitesitt. l2. Helen Toth leaves all the good times she has had playing hookey to Mabel Drew. l3. 'Naomi Stuart leaves her speed in typing' to Ray Buxton. I4. .George Hall leaves shoes .overalls to Kenneth Scott. f l ,A 'L ' l5. Dorothy Barkenbus leaves her blushes to .Russell Lane. l6. Susie Burton leaves her fourth place in scholarship to whoever can get it. I7. Edith Maggini leaves her seat in the detention room to Julia Metcalf. A '1 . l8. Shelden Neilson leaves his Physics manual to Carl Lockridge. I9. And to Spud Wickham the whole class wills its books and pencils. , FIFTH we do nominate and appoint Prof. G. W. McMullin, to be executor of this, our last will and testament, hereby revoking all previous wills made by us. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hand and seal this sixteenth day of May, A. D., nineteen hundred and twenty-eight. CLASS OF 28 Signed, sealed and declared as and for their last will and testa- ment by the above named testators, in our presence who have at their request, and in their presence, and in the presence of each other, signed cur names as witnesses hereto. V AMELIA BRooKslE BUTTERWORTH ' ROSETTA BAILEY SYLTEN '

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e ss w i x.- 0 ' ' 0 5 -J 3455? - -9 Q-1 Realizing that we the Senior Class of l928, have to journey on our way to make rocm for the coming of the new generations and that it is impossible for us to take all the luxuries of school life with us. we do will and bequeath the following: FIRST to the Juniors, the Senior class as a whole bequeaths the high and exalted position held by them during the past year. SECOND to the Sophomcres we do will and bequeath all the mumps, measles, chicken pox, whooping cough and spotted fever we have had while in High School. THIRD to the Freshman we leave our individuality, pride. poise, and popularity. FOURTH we also leave the following separately and indi- vidually: TO WIT: l. Lee Metcalf leaves his wit to Warren Gavin. Also his re- sponsibilities as editor of the paper to any one unfortunate enough to get them. 2. Ida Moore is taking Mildred with her so she has nothing to leave. 3. Edward Sullivan leaves his excuse blanks to Wallace Lamoreux. 4. Dorothy Maynard leaves her vocal talents to Myrna Beardsley.

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