Waynesboro Area Senior High School - Wayarian Yearbook (Waynesboro, PA)

Page 33 text:

ROPHECY L J I jsymji' 4 112' ' ' f f ff V luv ' 1 ff J ,ffff 7 lib.. 147 ,lj if-jf .' L V X fllwu MZ,,FvgyW,,,ldP iQdWMV rl f gtk af-Af-Qoioi Nfl ,sv K 4 Vf2wMwf4Q7fw7f' alien its a Jfaijjgjffaz Q QQ? .. Kei? , ff We V727 uifgfaef Tglf. 5-gf 8lQMl7fz.pZle'2Z6'4-Qlfwiw -' gg XP Q5 fe qi eiefe if freeze X .o fw,ei'e else.. A egg, Q e ixelfeiiigf e , si ' is r a were seen we we ei ,aff EXKQQEQ rg EQ E13-s . - ' -Y-5 xiqile J' E og 3: ie d Quentin Florence, M. D., who de- is? x V 5 X clared that death was due to heart Ei aj! f '1 , d b 1 d ,fy 215: 53211 Ofatszztcizzfuitsfstt eg its if S tion. Because these notes, written dur- ing the late President's campaign were thought of interest, they were forwarded to us. gt M Q 5 X Wiiiwft ttzihsie ' X Xe TN.

Page 32 text:

ASS XLKQ - ,fy-fw X one L bl 4 ,. -Jfaimlfwgdl it ,M gf ,Me stit Mui' ,iff QfjvffQ'Z4ffQjif?22Q '3 WJ Jig., fi r M Q33 'V WZVZI bfrif i of M W W a titre wife. f 1 ystfwizif tttvitu if of WWW iiiyyff f if J, fi? is yifgtgy affffefe wi: fi y-X55 W 'f was is X Q Mfr of QQQEXFQ Siygizfijggs. if e iistgfgti wr, t, itiiiiiisiitsiiiiiiiiifg These pages were taken from the diary of Benjamin Shriver, president of the United States. The First Lady of the Land, Betty jane Tracey, found these pages in her husbands desk as she prepared to settle his estate. Unfortunately, the President died just an hour after his inaugura- tion. An autopsy was performed by the White House Physician.

Page 34 text:

y i J gb R I f . 3 i Sp, l 2 QI l r l l 3 i 5 C C Kiwi' 9 s o yo u. ' 4 1 .1 i 5' .1 A J V A , f Y, . t X, X ,fc V s V , Class Will We, the Class of ,3-4, of the city of Waynesboro, County of Franklin, state of Pennsylvania, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking, and making void all former wills by us at any time heretofore made. And to such estate as it hath pleased God to entrust us with, we dispose of the same as follows, namely: I. To that abominable and abhorred Class of '35, whose knowledge does not exceed that of a six year old, we bequeath our infinite ability to solve, and to endure the whimsical expostulations fi. e. gossip, thrust upon us in our unguarded moments by Ikey Harbaugh. . And to the aforesaid class a free correspondence course in etiquette in order to preserve the precedent established by the donors. . Insomuch as the aforesaid Class has reached its majority it is altogether proper and fitting to hereby bestow our manifested courage and deepest sympathy upon the jolly uniors in overcoming the traits of illiteracy of which vse hawe so unworthily been accused by our English teacher. I . To our famous sister-classmen we bequeath all of our abundant knowledge our unusual ability to win championships in athletics and our exceptional oratorical ability. . To that Class of insignificant erring lumps of human- ity so called freshmen we leave under the supervision of Mr. Probst such lubricants as are necessary to facilitate smooth operation of the rusty contents of the cranial cavity caused by insufficient use of the powers of concentration. l N l Q i l l 1 1 l y t! rr x 4, ap J K i Q 1 I . I I U ' ft, II 5 l l l j III , I l , , I gl P I K , V i 2 a 6 7 2 V gf , , , . I O f Q ?3 i QQ