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iiAWWSm To Joe Busby we bequeath Glenn Griffith’s popularity with the fair sex. To Fae Helm we bequeath Anna Lewis’s red middy, and powder puif. To Pauline Foley we bequeath Ethel Pigg’s dignified looks. After the death of the Class of ’21, all property left after settlement is made is hereby transferred to the Class of ’23 under the care of the executors of this Will. Lastly; we appoint the Class of ’22 as executors of this our Last Will and Testament. In Witness Thereof, we have hereunto set our hands, and seal, this first day of March, A. D. 1921. CLASS OF 1921. (SEAL) Opal C. Cunningham O. I. Schmaelzle CLASS POEM For us our class of Twenty-one, Means battles either lost or won; Means work and worry, friends so dear, That we’ll remember many a year. How often in the four years past; The four short years, that went so fast, We wished to leave the school and roam; But now it seems like leaving home. From Freshie green to Sophomore smart, We passed to Juniors quick at heart And then from Seniors, the final stage, We graduate a wise old sage. The time has come when classmates part And leave the school so near our heart, When songs, and jokes, and friendly faces, Are but as dreams of far off places. But ever in our hearts we’ll hold, The image of the Black and Gold, And close beside you ’twenty-one, The symbol of a journey done. —E. T. J L j tysy,' tysvj ws : W-■' W '-1 ■ 'iK
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CLASS WILL THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of the Class of 1921, of the City of Tuscola, County of Douglas, and State of Illinois, made this first day of March, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred Twenty-One. We, the class of 1921 of the City of Tuscola, County of Douglas, and State of Illinois, being of sound mind, do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament. FIRST: It is our will that all funeral expenses, and other just debts be fully paid. SECOND : We bequeath to the class of ’22 our seats near the windows. This, is an ideal spot to look out, and dream of the “ole swimmin’ hole,” etc. THIRD: We give and bequeath to the class of ’22 all capital, knowledge, and privileges, known and described as follows: The capital (the remainder) after all expenses are paid; All our knowledge of Economics. Civics, Physics, Chemistry, and other subjects which the class of ’22 has not mastered, and our privileges as dignified Seniors, the winning of favor-in the eyes of the faculty, and bossing the Juniors. To our fellow-student W’illiam Read we bequeath Enos Thornton’s best “‘blood and thunder” stories to be read to the incoming Freshman Class. To John Bruhn we bequeath Raymond Land’s fancy thoroughbred neckties. To Gladys Wiight we bequeath Kate Wamsley’s long presidential stride. To Mary Eelles we bequeath Ruth Thompson’s ability of securing good grades. To Harland Richards we bequeath Albert Bostic’s self control, and ability to take things calmly. To Harcld Lincoln we bequeath Harold Hollingsworth’s privileges of leaving the assembly room without permission. To Charles Innis we bequeath Joe Hackett’s adorned rights of singing and reciting poetry during study periods. To Don Carrothers we bequeath the spectacles and short French mustache of Loren Mathews. To Mary Larmore we bequeath Thelma F'oley’s rat. To Everett Stallsworth we bequeath Harley Helm’s scientific up-to-date methods of reasoning. To Helen Scheideman we bequeath Forrest Lollar’s ability of escaping work in modern form. To Doris Romine we bequeath Gertrude Trager’s ability to walk to school each and every day. To Earl Smiley we bequeath Albert Thoeming’s ability as a Physics student.
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