The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1919-06-12
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may choose for a period of ten min-
utes.
Is. To Manda Norman the right
to refuse to tell where she spends
her evenings.
16. To Clarice Knock sunny
disposition.
II. To Alma Frozen the debating
ability of Ted Bartlett.
18. To Hazel Bond some of Gideon
Hample's extra height.
10. To Manda Norman, Evelyn
Buchmiller's preference for Chalmers.
20. To Lydia Lindland the peda-
gogical qualities of Frances Root.
21. To Oliver Blazer the right of
Thorlief Anderson to have steady.
%. To Ella Hunter the brains of
Inez Kallestad.
%. AS Cora, a member of the SEN
iOr Glass, has been with us for the
past twelve years and has 80 nobly
held down the high school building
and kept it on its foundation and free
from cyclone destruction. we think
this good duty should still be per-
formed by somebody for we do not
wish this building to perish. There
fore we give this job to Daisy Knox
and we hope that she can fulfil the
position as we'll in the future
"a AS an honorable act, We of the
Senior class, wish to bequeath the
business ability of Kenneth Nepstad
to Edmund Hazel and if he developes
1t until he is Senior he should be a
very valuable asset to his graduating
class for we believe that "Nep" has
showed that he can get the money,
fair or otherwise.
Is. The act of swallowing gum of
all makes, from art gum to chewing
gum, which honors r. ]. Wilson has
held for the last four years will pass
down to the ambitious Freshie.
George Hunter. This distinction is
valued very high in the mind of our
Senior star, and we as Seniors con-
slider that we are doing great duty
for the Freshmen class in giving
them the privilege of obtaining this
part of the will. All that we wish is
that little George will do his bit
26. The dignity which Harold
vinkle has possessed and cultivated
until it has become an "art" to his
imposing contour will pass to Lloyd
Rathman after the eventful year of
'19 has passed away into history and
the shining lights of 1920 greet us.
We only ask that Lloyd be no more
spoken, but Mr. Rathman.
q. The rights to love and be Lowell
which is characteristic of many and
truly so with Olive Singleton will
pass to Mary Pickell. Mary is well
deserving of the gift as she has been
o. H. s. But better times will surely
greet you now Mary
%. The laA but not least of the
individual bequeaths-Cora Fuller re-
signs her position as the popular and
well paid pianist to Ruth Hutsinpiller
We know that Ruth is capable of
filling this position and we hope that
she will enjoy her work as we'll as
Cora has for the past two years.
The athletic ability of the mighty
Seniors will have to go down in this
will with the rest of our valuables
But we feel that it would be impos-
sible to make any special grants as
we are ranked in the minds of many
as true examples Of american Ath-
letes." Therefore to do Justice to all
we will will these sacred honors to
the high school and let the most
worthy take his share.
The right to laugh which has been
so admirably held by the Senior Glass
Of '19 will be willed to the Sopho-
more class with all the dignity and
profanity with which the Seniors
have upheld this privilege for the last
four years.
We Of the Senior class have had
the misfortune Of having eighty some
dollars left to US for disposal and find
1t very hard disposing Of. Therefore
We will will to the future Seniors this
advice and moral "Be sure to have
no surplus"
In witness whereof. No have here
unto afhxed our seal. this thirty.nrst
day Of May. A. D. one thousand nine