Walnut High School - Walnut Tree Yearbook (Walnut, IL)

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:o:c::cc::sc::2c: THE WALNUT TREE CCEi'SaErs acrafg SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of Walnut High School in the Township of Greenville, in the County of Bureau, and State of Illinois, all being of sound mind and memory do hereby make, publish, and declare the following to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former w ills and testaments by us made. We do hereby direct that the following bequests be carried out to execute this our Last Will and Testament: First: To our highly-respected Faculty we do bequeath another stu- dious and well-behaved Senior Class. Second: To the Junior Class we do bequeath our prestige, dignity and other Senior qualities, which we are supposed to have, and all our debts, however small or great. Third : To the Sophomore Class we do bequeath our high scholarship standing and the right to domineer the Freshmen. Fourth: To the Freshman Class we do bequeath our knowledge of school affairs, our ability to get around the building without getting lost and our comparative quietness in the study halls. Fifth : To those whom we consider most worthy each and every one of us does bequeath whatever lie can possibly spare: 1, Jeff Livey, do bequeath my athletic abilities to Eugene Johnson. I. Emma Carter, do bequeath my love of study to Mary Warrington. I, Jeannalee Brown, do bequeath my silence to ina Peterson. 1. Lucille Alshouse, do bequeath my butterfly skirt to Elsie Vick. I, Harvey McKinney, do bequeath my excess height to John Ohda. I. Kenneth Hoffman, do bequeath my agricultural knowledge to Donald Langford. i. George Taylor, do bequeath my daily slumbers to Maxine Hall. [o]c::sc::sc ;sc::3c ;sc: 19 2 9 :scxsc::aEZ3cr3cxaK Page twenty-one