La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

| PtAnO SOLO. .buciie Sotttn
Presidents Address. Arthur McCun'
Violin Solo. ........ Vernon Tovat
Glass History Houston Dsmeroi
Vocal Solo. 1880. Mary Stevens
Glass VIII. ........ Marian Helm
Piano Solo. .....,. Hulah Blaci
Glass Address. 80. Kent McCaule!
| Dialogue.
:. Bert Spidei anc Herbert Ross
Class Prophecy. y......... Rollo Rosi
! Violin Solo. ..... Lloyd Larser
Glass Ode. .... Mary Steveni
Closing Address. President OF Class
Presentation OF Athletic Mono
grams and Certificates OF Merit
............P Prof. McClintOch
The audience was all attention dur
ing the reading OF the Class viii b,
Miss Marian Helm. Each one wai
eager to learn what proportion Of the
fortune left by the seniors was 10 bs
willed to them. II Ii impossible. ow'
Ing 10 lack Of space In our col
umns. to print the, entire Will as I,
was given. but following are = few
extracts from Il:
Believing that they possess the
whole world and all therein. except
the money. they beQueathed to the
future generations. who become eli.
Kible To enter upon the field Of life
called High School Education" the
high school building. that they
might partake OF the enioyments and
trials which the class Of 1914 has left
to them.
To the disting uished and honored
school board they bequeathed one
hundred pounds Of salt To preserve
aad keep In sound state the fresh.
ness and surplus energy Of the ever.
green "Freshies.'
To Professor r. P. Ausain vas
wilied one magnificent canary bird
With mel0dious voice. imported from
the Canary Islands. TO b. delivered
ON June lst. aud the famous elm
tree In the southwest corner of the
campus for It's home and resting
place.
To Professor X. d. McClintock
VAS beQucsthed twenty square feet
Of sound proof plsstering for his
office. and = model program which
Will meet all requirements Of every
one Ia the coming years aud do away
with all the trials aud sl~epless
nights Of their principal.
To their German teacher. Mis-.
Lena Gre~ncn. was bcaueath~d one
hundred blue crayon pencils 10 aid
her In closely marking th~ pap~rs Of
the lower class students.
To the professor of science. Mr.,
ciffcn. ~ss hrqucathed = r~produc.
iion Of the British Museum In Lon.
don. containing especially . coli~c.
tion Of Colorado flo~er.. bugs and
animals that he nigh, become more
personally acquainted With their ~.
cuiisr ways and adaptations.
To Miss Agnes Hesisy. Instructor
In English and Cicero. vas wilied
the perfect right aud privilege ol
franchise In any state In the union
and Vermont country home, where
She may spend her SUMMERS.
To the professor Of malhemstic.
u. u. Bronson. vas l,equeathed q
large package Of smiles To bc tsk~a
seriously ai the besinninx Of each
period.
To the domestic science teacher
Miss Pearl !. Horn. vas bequeashes
. ne~ srt Of 1914 model potato
mashers. 10 BE- used not aione 10,
MASKING potatoes. hut also for sub
duins the gossip Anc chatter Of bel
Friday morning Ladies' Aids Of ths
future.
To Mr. u. l.. Hunt. Instructor ID
history. ~as beeses,hed q isi<
model astomatie tSlklns maehiae. ID
order that ~ viil hot b. Obliged q
uss ~ - aueh eaefsy In telline
The cisssss ell atous The srsusssl
tales os the pass. peessat and fstsr,
history.
To Mlss vsisssiss prsssoa, In,
sasuctos II ausle. vss bsQueaehed
oas II ths Iassss olsaelss. - thal
ssxt yeas ~ 0ay ~ abos . Iead
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