New Britain herald., 1917-06-27

a better understanding. x. To Sturman Dyson. '18,. we give some heort,s-ease to comfort him Ifwhen he loses several fair members of the Senior class. XII. To Miss Crawley and Miss Hayes we beQueath a chart of various shades of blue; for We imagine from the remarks on the report cards that they ! are not very familiar with that colpr. XII. To Francis Wachter, '19, we leave some Senior mail (male) as . Christmas tChrist) gift. xIII( Deleted by Censor.)
 XIV. To Miss Harvey we leave our truest friendship.
 XIV. To Miss ohnston we leave a class of Seniors which shall be digni- fled. thoughtful, and courteous; in other words, another class like that of l1317. XVI. To Ethel Griswold, '1s. know ng her fondness for travel. we leave a Pullman (Pohlnan). sA XVII. To ohm Bachulu9, TT. we wive and bequeath a 1918 calendar | (Callender). l XVIII. To MT. ones, monager of the New Haven aDiry Ice Cream Co, we give two tickets for Hawaii. that he may become better acquainted with hs Honolulu (EIon Lula1oul. XIX. To Mss Brown we give the prvlege of wnnng other hearts as she has won ours.
 x. To Eunce Humphrey, '1s. we. give and bequeath g violin. We know ! she can get q bow (beau). | XXI. To MT. Davitt we leave mask to wear when teaching young l ladies, so that he may hide those em- barrassing bushes. l XXII. To Milton Jones, 20, we give a big low (Bigeiow) automobile to go around with. I XXIII. To Lillian Christenson, '1s, we give permission to take . few va cations next year from her strenuous I (?) school duties,-then visiting Room 90 detention room). xKIv. To MT. Staegeman we give ! and beuueath a season sixth period | pass to Room 42.
 l xxv. We sentence Bennett Hib- bard, Is, to serve ono year in the 1918 physical culture class for girls. Then 1t will not be necessary for him to peek in.
 XXvI. To MT. F,arnham we leave another year in which to find out who turned of the heat in Room 90 on certain cold Monday morning.
 XXvII. To Edith Loomis. '1s. we leave . song entitled ''I'll cut (Olcott)
 Mills for Carlson
 l XXVIM. To the Traffic Committee we leave a badge of merit for their
 edcient CD work. We advise them to practice what they preach. xxx. To the school we bequeath . rapid repeater which will answer the l questions as soon as Mrs. Hagan asks \ them, thereby saving time and free-. irx the pupils from embarrassment. We trust this is sufiicient efficiency. XXX. To next years Normal pre- paratory class we bequeath the priv lileges enjoyed bx<this class namely: Playing hockey on Tuesdays and
 Thursdays.
 1 Receiving a4obox of chocolates from Mir. Moody.
 Getting off aeternoons to visit char itable institutions.
 1 And if thex,are very good. having
 Mir. Farnham es teacher. Gle asu-
 ally leaves thehoom at s:3o). i XxXI. or Mr. Moody we leave some money to start in business for him. xelf as he seems to favor that course. xxxII. To Miss Fritxe. to whom we all feel grateful for her untiring efforts in teaching Us to be expert Ipenmen. we leave our sincere wishes I for her future happiness. l XXXIII. To Miss Grove we be-
 qeauth the privilege of being pa tient for First Aid practice-es especially for the girls whom she tnstructel In
 First Aid to the Injured.
 XXXIv. To the Juniors we bequea4h all stray property herein not disposed
 of.
 l xXv. To our Alma Mater we leave fondest memories. and regret that we must part 50 soon.
 Tn witness Whereof, we have here- ! unto set our hand and seal this twen- ty-sixth day of June, A. D.. One Thou sand. Nine Hundrod and Seventeen.
 Witnesses: Inex Campbell. 10; Hal- Isar Johnsqp. '1s: Faorence Mulv'niil'
 CLASS PROPHECY. Abe Albert Canterwitch and Minnie
 Rose Paro.)
 scene-Interior of Mayor of New
 Britain.s once. seatAd at wireless 1 outflt is an operator (Miss Paro): Seated at another table is the mayor (Mr. Canterwitch). :,
 Click-click -click-sound of the | wireless.
 The silence Is broken by the oper- t ator who hands . message to tho imayor and says: "A message for you Nr. Cantsrwttch.' Y
 a Mayor: Thank you." ]"