The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-05-28
as the merits of their pupils may re,

; as the merits of their pupils may re
quire.
The Glass of 1914 does further
more give, will and bequeath to Mr.
, Gass, Miss Sears, Miss Hurst, Miss
Karr, Miss Hoffman and Miss Barne!
the power to continue their keer
watch over the Seniors in the Assem-
bly, room, although fearing sale
teachers may have unusual difficulty
in controlling the Glass of 1915, vel
it is hoped they may in time become
as mild as the Glass of 1914.
To Supt. Gass and Miss Sears we
will our heartiest support in winning
for this High School rank among the
best schools of Iowa.
To Miss Karr the Glass of 1914
does will and give yard-stick Cor il
should be rod-stick) to measure her
lesson assignments.
To Miss Sears as much pleasure
with the next Virgil class as we
know she has had with the Class OF
1914.
10 Miss Barnes we will some pleas
ant, far-away thoughts to mediate
upon during her assembly period, SO
as to relieve the strain upon the pu-
pills caused by her wide-awake eyes
To Miss Hurst the Senior Domestic
Science Girls do will and bequeath
their domestic science notebooks OF
receipts.
To Miss Hoffman the right to con-
tinue her keen watch over the history
classes.
To the Teachers in general what
ever knowledge and starting infOrma-
ton we have given them at times
when we have written exams, and
tests, that they may use in the educa-
ton of our younger brothers and sis
ters and in writing new text books.
To the School Board restful nights
and peaceful dreams.
To the Boys Glee Club we devise
and bequeath exclusively all merry
songs and choruses to sing with
lusty voices.
The Senior class 4 box of axle
grease to Bert Kemp to stiffen his OBJ
stinate pompadour
Our venerable president being in
mild frame of mind and wishing to
rid himself of all authority does here
by leaves his ability to answer a
point of order to the already over
burdened president of the class
known to us as Juniors.
Ruby Gardeners and Helen Bar
rett's heighth to Ethel Smotherman
and Ethel Beers.
Fay Macy's and Fay Hatch's liking
for the Sophomores to Gretchen
Hurst and Dorothy Hull
Wilma CARRIERS place as teacher
she does will to Lula Bright and
hopes that said Lula will get as
much pleasure from teaching as she
did.
Wilfred CARRIERS backwardness and
Abby Carrither's fast walk to Margar-
ct McKlveen.
Lenore Prices, Gladys Chambers
and Madge McMorris' ability to get
sweet on the boys and also to keep it
a secret they do leave to the bashful
girls of the Sophomore class.
Harry Snyder's ability for bright
sayings in English class to Hugo
Benefiel.
Maude Ogilvie's primness, neatness
and note-writing ability to Leslie Pull
lin.
Charley Scott's place at picture
show treats he does bequeath to the
boys of the Cicero class.
Mabel Bradley leaves a volume on
"Giggling and Screaming as a Fine
Art" to Marian Slade.
Bob Teale's, Maurice Grogan's and
Roy Dale's places as star football
players they do will to Ralph Stew
art, Harry Woodland and Neil Quiet.
Marie McClaran's dignity to Bob
Beardsley.
Emmett Mullins wit he wills to
Bryan Robbins.
Katharine Horn bequeaths her in
terest in and claim on all boys. ex-
cept Frederick H., to Alma Kind
blade. She thinking that said Alma
James Hoffman's duty as note mail
carrier between the book case corner
and a front seat on the opposite side
of the room he does bequeath to Leal
Buchanan, since said James thinks he
has had enough practice 80 that he
will be able to readily pass the civil
service examination.
Leland Ackerley's vocabulary and
bluffing ability to Edgar Rowell for
in the good old book it says ITO him
that hath it shall be given
Hattie Lionberger leaves a portion
or ner winning smile 10 Lne FRESH
man girls, she reserving a portion
herself for Raymond.
Leland Allbaugh leaves his corner
seat to Nancie Kemp since said Nam
Gle was not able to sit in that corner
of the room for whispering to "Them's
my sentiments
Lastly to the Junior the duty of
getting the teachers to school on time
after picnic breakfasts at the lake.
The entire residue of our estate we
will, give and bequeath to our sue
cessors to have and to hold during
their natural lives and to be deliver
ed intact at it's close to their right
full heirs the present Sophomores and
Freshmen and so on through all
time.
In witness whereof our hands this
22nd day of May, 1914.
Leon High School Seniors,
Signed, sealed and delivered by the
Leon High School Seniors 1914 in
the presence of
Ollie Foxworthy.