Tenino High School - Tehisco Yearbook (Tenino, WA)

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TEHISCO I Bernlce G McArthur bellevlng myself to be of sound mmd and ready to prove the same by numerous w1tnesses agalnst all who doubt do hereby w1ll and bequeath to Aleta Mayes the Tenlno Hrgh School Llbrary rel1nqu1sh1ng all rlghts and tltles to the same and charge her to treat w1th respect all Shakespearean heroes contamed there1n and not to emulate Jullet To Mr O C Smlth who IS lgnorant of many of the facts of Phys1cs well known to students I hereby w1ll my PhyS1CS note book up to date Wlth all the one hundred per cent grades there1n I mll my ab1l1ty to get along to some suave person who always sees the hole and not the doughnut I May A Mayes ln a deplorable state of mmd do hereby solemnly yylll and bequeath to V1rf1n1a MacLafferty a tomato can and a flash llght battery mcluded W1th1n a fence hopmg that ln case of an accldent the machlne YV1t,h1I'l the aforesaid boundary yylll escape 1nJury To MISS Shackleford I w1ll a set of magnets w1th Wh1Ch to hold the attentlon of the Frosh I glve devlse and bequeath to Mlldred Howe my permlsslon to I Rosallnd M Colvln do hereby dlrect and empower anyone who chooses to be my executor to sklp school on Monday after aforesa1d person has been to a barn dance To Mr Jewell our most honored member of the faculty I do hereby yylll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to be frlendly wlth ey ery body rn VIQXX of the text To h1m that hath shall be gn en Irene NIcClellan may haye my frlendshlp yuth Kenneth NIIZQ hopmg he yull help her get her Geometry asslgnments as I have helped h1m I Clara M Taylor haymg proyed myself of sound m1nd by ghbly threadmg the mazes of Solld Geometry do w1ll and bequeath to Lucllle Fman my curly black locks hoplng she w1ll wear them more often than I have To Mlss Campbell I do hesltatmgly w1ll my ever ready blush To George Sadow whom I feel needs encouragement I do solemnly w1ll my collectlon of romantlc novels N t , . i , . . . Y l 7 , . . G i . , . . 7 , . . 7 ' 7 . I ! I Y. Y . . I . , . , . receive notes from Eddie Sanford. 7 . ' I 7 Y - si , L n I , , ,, Y . - V H . t . V ,, A 7 Y Y . . v. A . , Y ' 3 Y! Y , . . 7 Y 'ine een

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Semor Class W1ll E the graduatlng class of May 1922 belng of sound m1nd k1ndly d1spos1t1on and char1table 1ntent1on do feelmg that It IS ethlcal as they say 1n the usual manner hereby d1Sp0S6 of all our worldly and sp1r1tual goods as follows 1n th1s our last test and wlllament Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item As a body we do hereby g1V6 up w1ll and bequeath to the Frosh class our dlgnlfled ways and good examples To the Soph class vse w1ll our loaded basket ball ln order that they may beat the Frosh Just once anyway To the Junlor class We w1ll our good volces and ab1l1ty to entertam the student body w1th concerts and solos mornmg noon and nlght To Mr Jewell consclous of sedate behavxor vse do hereby w1ll and bequeath a place to check chew1ng gum and candy at the assembly door To our falthful class room advlsor M1ss Tucker we w1ll the conduct of the room whlch has been free from gum chew 1ng dlstrlbutlon of notes and best of all free from whls permg at all t1mes and bequeath to M1ss Shackleford our ever ready g1ft of superfluous conversatlon We m a Splflt of good sportsmanshlp w1ll and bequeath to MISS Campbell our best baseball bat w1th wh1ch to make her final h1t of the season To the J an1tor we do gladly w1ll our entxre stock of debate br1efs mth whlch to start the fire September first 1922 We the Semor class havlng plty on the starvmg ones do whole heartedly g1V6 up the surplus 1n ou1 treasury to Vern Marker for the express purpose of buy mg a sub stant1al breakfast that need not be supphmented by a morn mg lunch 1n the Enghsh class. Flnally summmg up the rest and resldue of our estate we the Sen1or class of 1922 as a body do hereby w1ll and bequeath to the commg Sen1ors our ab1l1ty to run the school wlth the ald of the faculty Ind1v1dually we do hereby w1ll our personal property as follows ln th1s our last w1ll and testament E ght y . A , , . . , 7 7 - ' as ' 1: ' I ! 7 - . , . - I . . , . . . A, . , .i . . Y ' 7 ! - . . , . , . , - a 7 ' Item-We, the Seniors of the English IV. class, do solemnly will -Q , . . . . , . - . , . . ' 'I l , 4 ,V , . , t . Y . . , .Y ,, L . E , . , . . 7 . y w Y- - . , . . , 9 Y i een

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TEHISCO I Jeanesse Harman do th1S class day of May 1922 wxll and bequeath to Margaret Anderson all memor1es of our basket ball trlp to Oakvllle and hereby summon her not to forget the candle l1ght by snhlch we read wh1le devou11ng the remnants of a home packed pocket lunch S1nce speed IS the SDICQ of a long vs alk I do hereby g1V6 up W1ll and bequeath to M1ss Tucker my reco1d of ualkmg from the gymnas1um to the school m forty five m1nutes V1CtOY13 Granach1 may have my slang vocabulary hopmg that 1f he ex Q1 plans to be a school teacher she Wlll act Wlsely and get r1d of lt befole she gladuates from hlgh school XX e on thls ou1 last day at the Tenlno hlgh school set ou1 hand and seal on thls ou1 last xx 111 and testament appo1nt1ng the p1 esent faculty to see that th1s 'vt 1ll be fully car11ed out CS1gnedD THE SENTIORS W1tnessed by AL K HALL CSound Mmd Spec1al1stJ Semor Class Prophecy lt was one of those dleamy Orxental n1ghts that ale so dellght ful to the Amer1can traveler 1n the East As MISS Tucker Walked along the Ganges watchmg the H1HdUS washmg 1n theu sacred rner she became so absorbed that she d1d not not1ce she was stray 1ng far from the part of the clty she knew vxell Suddenly she seemed back 1n Amer1ca She could hear stra1ns of a plpe organ She Rn alked tow a1d the place that the muslc was comlng from and to her surprlse she found herself 1n front of a mov1e a real Amerxcan mov1e' It seemed a b1t of the Un1ted States set down 1n the very mldst of the Or1ent The Organlst was even playmg the popular Western p16C6S When she had recovered from her surprlse enough to purchase a txcket she entered As she sl1pped 1nto her seat the hero gathered the lovely herome 1nto h1s strong arms and the pxcture faded away MISS Tucker s1ghed a long slgh for lt had been many months sxnce she had seen a movle Then the Pathe news flashed on the screen She felt at home as though she was back ln the Llberty theatre ln Tenlno and found herself hstemng for the T ty r ' 9 9 y . . . . Y . . 7 S. L I ' 7 . . . . N V 1 . . D A k ,Y .1 '1 I '1' I V1 D I Y w 4 , . . L V . ,. . . . , . V. A. . . I be L . ' ' 7 7 ST. VITUS, tDancing Instructorj. v w 1 y l ' 4 ' n A ' l . n n .A . . D 7 , L my L , A, . ' v- ' v v y D V Y A L. . I ' L Y r , . . 7 111671.