The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-24

Item VIII-To those giddy young
fIe5hm We leave with our blessing
the remarkable ability with which
We are gifted, and hope that they
will appreciate so rare treasure
fallen to their lot.
Item IN-To Carlo Christianson.
Merle Cooley and George Lucas We
bequeath all the old class ribbon
that they may tie back their hair.
Item X-In order that the burrows
which are growing very deep on
Glen Jacqueth's forehead may be
smOothed away, we bequeath him
Bessie Tate's happygo-lucky spirit in
gard to her lessons.
Item .>I-We leave to Edna Gregg,
Ida Weishtman's great prophetic abil-
ity. Her inspirations have been mar
Vicious onas. and the power of divulg-
ing them incompatible. May this
ability serve the junior class as it
! has us.
Lem XII-The senior stove. which
/ c9ntans great mechanical power. as
shown by its force in throwing the
cover off so frequently the past win
ter, we bequeath to Dean King, and
rust that in utilizing its wonderful
| power before many years have passed
a naw and useful invention will be
! given to the world.
Item NIIl-To the numerous small
children who inf st the neighborhood
we bequeath the rustic foot bridge
! yx-p fah bn Gil oe
Spring Greek. May We leave you this
advice, honor and protect from de-
struction the bridge which we, as
| seniors, so often trod.
Item XIV-We bequeath to Crystal
| Fisher. Grace Brandenburg's great
| poetic talents. also a number of
poems. written and discarded as not
excellent enough for this eventful
| night. These are very valuable be
! quests and We hope the legatee will
appreciate gems that have lallen into
! her possession.
Item A>-To William Zimmerman
We bequeath Ewart Sinclair's agility
and hope it will prove eective in
| X eping up the athletic record al
/ ready established If not in surpass-
ing it.
Item XVI-We leave the jumping
/ standards which adQrn the front
/ lawn to the sophomore boys, with the
! earn st desire that they be constantly
used to promote their physical well
| fare and sustain the pride of the
school on the athletic field.
Item NVIT-Wa bequeath the SEN
ior dignity, which we have always
worn with due pride to the juniors.
We hope. gay juniors. that it will
/ not be a strain upon your nerves
Rise above it, as all juniors can
.Itm XVIII-The school building
| grounds and walks we bequeath to
the high school board provided, that
when they are abandoned by their
/ present occupants they b. used as
a retreat for refractory pupils. We
trust that old memories of good times
the?e will not cause pupils to misbs-
have 50 that they may be returned to
/ the former roof.
-N'l Nhc ItSl anu / SluUt Vi our
/ property whatsoever and whereso-
ever, of what nature. kind or quality
i may be and not heretofore dis
posed of, we bequeath to Mr..
ketcham. absolutely for his own use
and benefit.
II We have in any way infringed on
the rights or property of anyone
else, or if we nave given away any
thing which may not DE considered
ours to give. we ask pardon. We,
like all other senior classes, may
have fallen in,o the habit of consid-
erin2 all which We survey our own.
In WITNESS whereof we, the class
of nineteen-three, the testators, have
to this our last will and testament
set our hand and seal this ninete enth
cay of June, Ammo Domin one thou
sand nine hundred and three
A complete chronology of the life
eff Pope Leo Mi will be of interest
to great many people and is given
. b low:
Dpi II az NdipiHSlO, vi =. lSlV.
Entered college at Rome. 1924
, Matreulated at Gregoran univer-
sity. 1880.
Entered college of Noble Ecclesi-
astics, 1882.
Appointed domestic prelate by
Gregory XVI, 1897.
, Referendiary to court of Segna-
tura. March 16. 1887.
Order of priesthood conferred De-
: cember 3. 1887.
Apostolic delegate at Benevento,
lS31-lS4l.
! Governor Spoleto, 1S41-lS43
Papal nuncio at Brussels. lS43-
: 1S45.
Archbishop of Perugia. 1916.
Created cardinal December 10,
1850