The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1913-06-07
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT.

VIZ ANiioWii6 WHY ohCtCu Wds
written, and delivered, by Miss Alice
Golsan, member of the graduating
class, Julius F'reyhan High School
May 81, 1879
We, the class of 1913 of the Julius
Freyhan High School, being of sound
mind, do hereby make and declare this
our last will and testament.
First Owing to our great esteem
for the School Board, for securing the
money which enabled us to finish our
course, we will and bequeath our sin.
cerest thanks.
To the faculty of the high school,
whose aid and support in this, our
last year in school, have never failed
us, we bequeath continuance of ap-
probation for their work wherever
their lot may be.
Further, we bequeath to our princi.
pal, Mr.. O. H. Breidenbach personally,
one pair of shoes whose length will be
sufficient, so that they form no hin.
drance to him in walking; also ninth
grade for another session which may
be as attractive and interesting as the
one OF this session; likewise success
in affairs Of the heart that he may soon
secure helpmate in his journey
through life.
To the first assistant we will class
of pupils for another session whose
sole interest is centered in their Latin
grammars.
TO the teacher of music and art,
happiness and success in the new ca
reer upon which she is entering.
To Misses Raphiel and Gullatt con-
tinuance of the inseparable compan-
ionship Of this year, and to Miss Gull
latt individually set of rules on how
to run a motor boat.
To Miss Margie Duty all the noises
we have made during the past year
in our frequent trips coming up and
going down the stairs.
To Miss Irene Dillon, a chemist who
may protect her from poison, or, if she
prefer, surveyor who will guide her
through life.
Owing to our great love, esteem and
sympathy for our successors, the class
of 1914, we beQueath to the present
10th grade success in the study in
which they are most interested name
ly the heart, offering at the same time
any knowledge we possess which may
BIZ helpful to them.
To the following members indiyid-
ually we bequeath--
To Miss Helen Johnson all of our
past love affairs; also all L. S. u. gum
bos containing his picture.
To Miss Maggie Gore one book on
How to make young man propose, :"
and also one on Woman Beautiful"
To Miss Lille Tooraen all of our dis
carded candy-colored rates, puffs, etc.
To Miss Anna May connen all of our
past love letters, valued at Is cents.
To the infantile class of of 1915 we
bequeath the following:
To Inner Ball one Jewsharp to take
the place of the hat-pin confscatedj by
Miss Latane.
To Amy Leake one book on the lat
est styles, also one on the etiquette of
the school.
To Amy Leake and Edith Bickham
jointly, one mirror in which their per-
feet coiffures may be inspected.
To Jessie Ball all of our old amuse-
ments so that she may laugh once in
. while.
To the laboratory few more brok-
en- test tubes and a rocking chair.
Lastly, we nominate and appoint DR..
D. D. Brooks the executor of this. our
will, and on account of his apparent
interest in and devotion to our beloved
school, we dispense with his giving
bond and security, INDUCING in the
hope that he and his associates in the
parish public school work may con-
tinue their efforts, feeling assured that
Il their future service can be meas
lred by the strides made in our pub
!c school service in the recent past.
It will not be long before public edu-
cation in West Feliciana and in the J.
,. H. S. especially will be incompara-
Die. and herewith do we affix our sig
natures.
CLEO VAUGHAN.
HELENA CORRIGAN.
LADYE QUINN,
ALICE GOLSAN.
THE WOMEN.