New Britain herald., 1915-06-24


VII. To Mr.. Nelson we give the
| excessive right of playing tennis with
| Miss Locke.
/ VIII. To Coriinne Goodwin '16 we
| leave a popular song entitled 4 Love
| to Sit and Dream Of Lovely Night"
| tKnight.)
TX To Miss Comins we give a box
! of heart tablets to be used whenever
! she feels any slight fluttering of that
| vital organ.
x. To Morris Dubowy we give and
bequeath all the old dictionaries in
! the school so that he may continue
his perusal of them after graduation.
XI. To Miss Nina Maude Goodwin
| we give 100000 FUNK and Sixth
Period slips to repienish her fast
reducing supply.
XII. To those little Sophomore boys
who will mourn the lose OF Faye
Leaviett, Hildur Ahlstrom and wi
Strosser we leave our heart felt SYM
patty.
XIII. To Mr. Davis we give and
bequeath "Jitney Bus so that, by
riding up and down the corridors,
he may save time and thus avoid be-
ing late to his classes. Should he have
occasion to pick up any other stray
wanderers such as "Reub' Hadley
or Willis Thomas he has our consent
to charge the usual '.jitney" fee.
XIV. To the school we leave mon
ey sufficient to put an iron railin e
around the girls fountain, on the
second floor, in memory of the many
pleasant chats carried on there by
Ruth Hill and Frederick Stevens.
XIV. We do hereby give and be-
queatn to Miss McGuinness. talking
machine and some empty. records,
which she may fill out when she feels
so inclined.
XVI. To Jack Dean 'l6 we give
the monopoly on "fussing'' during his
senior year.
XVII. To the school board we
leave mo School, whistle and for
the benefit of the lower classes and
the faculty we hope they will see fit
to blow 1t once in a while We don't
all own row boats.
XVIII. To Gladys Thomas 16 we
give and bequeath statute of Be-
ment Hubbard which she may have
placed anywhere in the school she
desires.
XIX. To Irving Fletcher we want
to give some flowers in recognition of
his faithful services as editor of the
Beehive We wonder if ne should
rather have Margarites (Margarite)
or holly (Hoelle.)
Xxx. To the janitor we leave a long
handled buster to enable him to dust
the velvet curtain in the auditorium.
4 XXI. To the school we leave a
portable waiting room which is to be
erected on the front lawn on nights
when the Aloha club give masquer-
AIDES etc. at which there are mo Men
Allowed" We hope the boys will
take advantage Of this and keep off
the fire escapes and away. from the
windows.
XXI. To the basketball team and
its coach we leave some good advice.
When going to New York and vicin-
ity to play basketball it would be
well to, take along some chaperones
to conduct them safely past the
places of interest and through China
town
KxIII. TO Mr.. Moody we give a
"Sque-gee" sprinkling cart to aid
him in clearing the corridors after
the warning bell has sounded 1t
really will be quite effective.
XIV. To Miss Hope Schmidt, We
leave a pair of roller skates. so that
she may enjoy her favorite pastime
while delivering notices and passes.
XIV. To Miss Plaisted we leave "a;
season ticket to Fox's theater SO that
she may enjoy every change of pic
lures next year as she nos this.
XVI. To Florence Blinn Is we
leave bottle of ink and a pen as
our contribution to her Cedar Chest"
XVII. To the freshmen and jun
iors we leave a little courage so that
next year they will not have to call
on the police or hire Dublin Pugil-
lists to fight their battles.
XVIII. To Miss Ward we leave
bottle of Recalls Natural Blush,''
and a box of Eye Rrighteners.'
xxx. To any junior girl who
wants it we leave a certain little piece
of extra yair which was worn on the
18th of March by one of the little
girls.
xxx. To Miss Crawley we leave
danger signol which she may wave
before those ferocious girls woo
scramble, for the Underwoods.
XXI. To all succeeding senior i
classes we give the use of the clab-
crate paraphernalia used in present
ing Comus.
xxXII To the junior class we give
any stray property not herein dis
posed Of
xxxIII. To our Alma Mater we
leave our love and reverence.