Vero Beach High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Vero Beach, FL)

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THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1944, having at last acquired super-human knowl- edge and unforgettable experiences, and being for the most part free of all prej- udice, now set forth our last will and testament. To our principal, Prof. Willard C. Chinn, and to our dear and long-suffer- ing faculty, who are no doubt now uttering solemn prayers of thanks at our de- parture, we leave our sincere gratitude for their understanding, kindness, and the help they have so generously bestowed upon us these last years. To our Class Sponsor, Miss Walters, we give our sincere appreciation of her cooperation and guidance at all times. For the numerous little extras she helped us put over, we want her to know of our undying love and gratitude. To all the students of Vero High, we leave our brilliant capacity for absorb- ing all the knowledge set forth by our wonderful faculty. To Vero High we leave the memory of the days when our cheerful voices and smiling faces were the predominant features in the halls. To the Junior Class we leave all the privileges and a few of the pains that are experienced by all Senior Classes. We also hope that their last year will be as gratifying and memorable to them as ours has been to us.