Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-19
dispositions to Ruth Buck and Grace


 I, Marjorie Helen Chapman, leave my Teddy Bear" to Charles Lar kin.
 I, Merit Maltby. leave for weihgty reasons.
 We, Ruth L. Fitzsimons and ka- theryn O'Neill, leave to Helen Cross and Martha Culhane. our reputation as the noisest girls in school.
 I, Andrew Jerome JacKson, leave some of my superfous flesh to Charles Pierpont.
 I, Louise Brandvein, leave my po- sltion as ''class baby to Lucy Shananahan.
 I, John Brophy, leave my old bi- cycle. which ought to be retired, and my effectiveness to Edward Rehc- berger.
 We, Gertrude Carroll and Mary Louise Corcoran leave our studious dispositions to anyone who will take them.
 I, Anna Elizabeth Kane, leave 'the space of my large honors" to Lucy Freney.
 I, Robert Joseph Eustace, leave a few of my moss covered jokes to Finton Tehan
 I, James Carmody, leave that in- teresting problem ? plus ? equals f to my English teacher.
 I, Kathleen Genevieve Coughlan leave the memory of that carriage ride to Naugatuck, to my si=,er Gertrude and Fergus Fay.
 I, Mary, Havican, leave the world with fence around it 10 o. Carlton Shepard.
 I, Mary Loretta Powers, leave be- cause I see it is fitting time.
 I, Benjamin Leopold, leave my thirst for knowledge, to the uunce of the class of 1908.
 I, Mary Elspeth Horsley, leave my birthplace in New Jersey.
 We, Laurence and Howard Phlpps, leave our high positions in the class to Rose and Alice Hutchinson.
 I, Harold Wolff, leave an affidavit to the effect that I am not as fierce as my name implies.
 I, Helen Medora Kenyon leave my attendance record to Mae Bucking- ham.
 I, Eunice Leiola Crane leave few empty Nabi5co boxes to decorate the side lawn.
 I, Rossiter J. MacLelland refuse to leave anything.
 We, Rena Ray Stantion and Olive Oatman Woodward leave our musi- cal accomplishments to Margaret Miller and Margaret MacKie.
 I, Chris A.. Ketchen, leave my posi- tion as messenger boy to Bennie Erk.
 We, Ethel Adel Keaveney and Louise Miller Jenner leave our old report cards to be framed and hung in the main corridor as an example to the juniors.
 l, E. Vincent Maloney, leave to take up the scissors and the pen.
 I, Rudolph Albert Schneider, leave my nature book which proves that the oyster Is the king of beasts, to Ray mond Bergen. r
 I, James Henry Olcott, leave my glass arm to Thomas O'HefIly.
 We, Julia Gertrude Sullivan and Katherine Agnes Tehan, leave to Miss Gloster our latest musical compost ton entitled: Why is the Ocean so Close to the Shore?"
 I, John Blacker, leave to John Freney, few cues for next year. He will find them at the Wooster.
 I. Margaret Helen Crort, leave my high marks in Latin to Alice c. Donahuc.
 We, Margaret Mary Doran and Elizabeth NJ. Dodd, leave. to Leon Storz, five-pound box of zwieback.
 I, Elsie Roberts, leave some toys for the kindergarteners who will come in the next year.
 I. Christine H. Kenney, leave to at- tend a convention of prophets. ac- companied by my uncle, Horace Johnson of East Haddam.
 I, Anna Cecelia Mcdonald. leave my German exercises to Harold Ky der and hope that his efforts in copy ing them will not bring on fatigue.
 We, Jennie Marie Hardfe, Florence Louise Eccles and Reta Merline Leonard, leave to Harriet Hall bunch of bliss.
 I, Eldridge Martin Beecher, leave my medals. cups, etc won by me in the various track meets to the school.
 I Harold Clinton Caesar, leave my famous pitching arm to John Gill martin.
 I, William Francis Johnson, leave my nickname of ''Lady's man. to B. q. Benedict.
 We, Lulu Elenita Murphy and An na Marie Noonan. leave a diamond stickpin to Anthony Barrett on con- ditlon that he wear the rcd tie which was wIlled him last year.
 I. Louis Raymond Stadtmlller leave my presidential chair to Jacob Green.
 I, Eva Gertrude Sheridan leave those three-tenths which separated me from the valedictory, to the trig- onometry class.
 I. Robert Tracy. leave my foot ball togs and a treatise on the diseases of horses, to Frank Carroll.
 We. Jennie Shipley Eegleston and Anna Isabelle Reid. leave to view the wonders of the JameJown exposl- ton.
 I Louis Kirjassoff leave to William Loomls. my ability to pronounce Ger man.
 I. Hazel q. French, will take French leave.
 I. Jeanie Ennis. leave my wInsome way to Jennie O'Hara
 I. John Warren Richardson. leave my old base ball glove to the base ball team to form a nucleus of an equipment.
 We. Julia Christine Dineen and Mary Concepta Hennessy leave school