New Britain herald., 1917-06-27

 Only once. And they tore their ban
 ner from it's bolts. For their final year in the old New
 Britain High They chose Howard stotts. the triUm-
 phant leader of the class. And again they chose as their Vice.
 President. Kathleen Grace. Walter Pohlman did they choose the
 Glass TreasurerS Likewise chose they Abbie Dawson,
 Secretary. ( Close were the results in the cast of
 lots,
 For the leaders were good scarcely
 better.
 .But when their victory was yet
 begun.
 There came upon them . sore
 pestilence, And they were hindered greatly in
 their wonted work. Further did the plague srapple with
 their submagter- That beloved teacher on! deep,
 heavy was their grief: For them he toiled, mute with pain!-
 
 And there came then to the school .
 new sub master. With him the Glass hath finished it's
 High School career The bud now fragrant in fullest
 bloom:
 It's hidden, enlocked pow'rs called
 forth to do. This. o noblA Zeus, is their history. And for no reason should they be
 defamed. Dispense thy justioe.-Whsrefore dost
 thou now delay ?'' < But Zeus delayed not. Straightway
 bade he Vulcan bind The sland'rous Thersites In iron chains
 to the furnace. Doomed to eternal misery for his
 malicious word. Fen 10 determined all the gods his
 punishment Ere theysdeparted thence. arm in. arm
 from the halls. Clio addressing Zeus, .'Thus modestly Would one of the Class tell thee of
 their deeds: [" We nave accomplished what we set
 out to do, We have completed that which was
 begun before; We have carried through our long
 sustained efforts We have fnished tho superficial and
 detailed execution of our work. We have consummated that upon
 which our thoughts and hopes
 have long been centred: We have discharged that which was s assigned to us to do. We have executed tho commands of
 another, We have fulfilled our obligations and
 agreements; We have brought to pass things in
 which we were sharing with
 others . leading part; We have performed | feat in which
 there has always been . possi. bility of failure: We have achieved a worthy under taking:
 We have realized an ideal!'"
 CLASS WILL
 (Miss Minnie Clark)
 Be it known to all persons, that we. the class of 1917 of the New Brit aiin High school of the town of New Britain in the county of Hartford in the state of ConnecYcut. being of law full age. of sound and disposing mind, memory and Judgment. do hereby make. publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby re- voking all previous wills and codicila by us made. We give, devise. and bequeath to our laful heirs as follows: I. To our principal, MT. Shade, we leave our love, reverence, and respect II. To Nina Butler, IS. we leave . record entitled of you want ! Herald (FIarold) buy 1t (Byett).'' III. To all undergraduates we leave the following questions to answer: l. If Sidney Dixon fell out of m aeroplane would Virginia Le lanl (Le- !and)?
 ?. Will Olive Davis be Mrs. George, ward (Mrs. George Ward)? 3. If Ar. Farnham left would Mfr Siade get moody (Moody) {? 1. What will Mrs. Deane's daughter do without Peters son (Psterson)? ". To MT. Fay we leave some mag. ic yeast that he may rise in height. ,, V. To the juniors we leave . bottls of catsup to be spread promiscuously about the class rooms. We hope tha1 may some day catch up with the high standards of the departing class. VI. To the Sophomoress we leave n onion to make them strong in clasl spirit. VII. To tho Freshmen we leave ! some advice on that momentout question. How to become unaffected sophomores!"
 VIII. To Miss McAuley we leave tht ssnior love for life.
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