Troy High School - Trojan Yearbook (Troy, KS)

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May .T H E T R O .Y A N L 1922 X Xfx NlXlNlNfNfN V f SENIOR FJNAPS 1 ' A 1 5 Page 20 K x v

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May THE TROJAN - 1922 A4xv LASS YJILL OF LASS OF '22 f 1 be A awe Paul Schwartz, Executor KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: Whereas, it has been the custom of great men and great organizations to make preparations for the final dissolution, which must come to all persons and things, and, whereas, our life is rapid and transitory, we the Class of 1922 of the Troy Rural High School, have seen fit to prepare this document wherein shall be given our sentiments, possessions, emotions, and actions to those who live after, therefore, we do make, pub- lish, declare and ordain this to be our last Will and Testament: A, 1'l2ll.C 9 Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXV XXVI XXVII XXVIII XXIX Herbertfs strong back and football knowledge to one Ralph Winzer. Hugh's graceful l?J physical form to Ethel Blunt. John's big brown sweater to brother Charles. Forrest's teaching ability to be divided equally among the faculty. Mabel's beauty to Mary Pickford. Gailord's knowledge of Pumpkin Hollow and surrounding territory to the National Geography Magazine. Beu'ah's long skirt and big rim glasses to Adeline Dishon. Elsie's golden brown tresses to Ruth Poynter. H Paralee's beaus to Miss Hagenbuch. Katherine's promised diamond ring to Dorothy Whittaker. Clarence G's 50-yard dash record f?J to Ralph Warwick. Clarence H's curling iron to Miss Florence Rhudy. James cussing and swearing to J. Russell Taylor. Mildred's big ruby ring to Beulah Armstrong. l7Vilbur's recipe for a good teacher to Mr. Chas. Marble. Josephine's painted lips and darkened eyebrows to one Ruby Dannevik. Lawson's misplaced eyebrow to Professor Berry. Gordon's would be debating wind to Ralph Moser. Edward's pipe and plug to the School Relic Collection. - Hulda's white mule to Milton Spriggs. Anna's firey temper to the frigid zone. ' Thomas' liashfulness to Dorothy Barth. Vern's saxophone and music to Peter Kloeppel. Nellie's wit and good humor to sisters Helen and Virginia. Paul's vocal wind to be buried never to rise again. Agnes' powder puff to Druscilla Gartne1'. Hazel's knowledge of essays and dice to Miss Jones. Ellendean's artistical designing l'?J to Mr. Oliver. All of the class' pictures, sayings, customs, habits, pemiants etc., to remain as a part of the school.. Q Whereas I do certify that I was in a normal physical and sound mental condition while signing this document. Signed in the name of the Benevolent Father of, all men, this 30th., day of March, 1922, at Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas. Q ' In witness thereof:--Edward Morgan, President of Said Class of '22. Page 19

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