Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-05-26
CLASS WILL, II
CONTINUED from first page.)

next year the remains may be laid
to rest with the Glass of "23"
Fifth, we do give, devise, and be-
queath Mr.. Burkes wonderful ability
as a stump speaker to an honorary
member of the Freshman Glass, Mr..
Eckert Osborne, commonly known as
Sunset"
Sixth, we do bequeath Miss Eva
Marshall's quiet and dignified ways to
another member of the Freshman
Glass, Miss Lillian Schenk
Seventh, we do give and bequeath
Miss Frances Gray's soulmate, Mr..
Walter Twitchell, to the care of Miss
Esther Biggar with the conditions that
she shall treat him with all due re-
spect for the rank and social position
that he now has, and shall not ALLEVIATE
his affections too greatly. Also her
l"cootie garages" to Miss Phyllis Bau-
man, so Phyllis may do her hair in
the latest style.
Eighth, we do give to all would be
farmers" the knowledge obtained by
Miss Marie Rabdau in the subjects of
animal industry and field crops, with
her fond hopes that they shall not
starve on a thousand acre farm of
fertile soil. Also her fondness for a
certain blonde Junior boy, to her un-
derstudy, Irene Nicholson.
Ninth. we do give and bequeath Mr..
Edwin Charles ability as the greatest
debater since the time of Webster to
our beloved football player Mr.. Fred
Plato.
We also give Eds contagious smile
to Maxine Mayfield as she seems to
need it.
Tenth, we do bequeath Mr.. Howard
Donehoo's ability to act as ambassador
for the Seniors on sneak day to Mr.
Yngve Falk, hoping he shall not have
close shaves or fall through a win
dow, and we also give Towards
punctuality to Miss Ada Cargo.
Eleventh, we do bequeath and give
to the Junior Girls Curt Wallace's
beautiful auburn hair and to Miss Mar
ion Peckenhaugh we give his final
average in Latin.
Twelfth. to Miss Alice Leslie we give
Miss Vada Hertz long walk to school,
Thirteenth, we do bequeath to Mr..
lie Grande Bush the jazz orchestra
made by Mr.. Clair Doty. Also all other
furniture is to become the property of
Miss Emma Gines as she will probably
need it soon.
Fourteenth, we bequeath to Miss
Hollier affection that can be equalled
only by that felt by Albert Davis.
Fifteenth, Mr.. Hende wills to the
next manual training teacher ore hun
dred empty snoose boxes.
Sixteenth Miss Films bequeathes her
height to Sherleigh Glad
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to Miss Bracken the joy of being kid
mapped, also the duties and privileges
or a Senior Glass advisor.
Eighteenth, To Helen Bond is given
Miss Yates reduced weight.
Nineteenth, To Miss Cargo we be-
queath Mr.. Kerr's punctuality also
the motto used in his classes that
children should be seen and not heard
Twentieth To Mr. Campbell is be-
queathed the paper wads thrown this
year, to economize on bullets.
Twenty-first, we do bequeath to Miss
Corliss Alice Leslies avoirdupois.
Lastly, we hereby appoint the Jun
ior Glass executors of this, our last
will and testament; hereby revoking
all former wills by us made.
In witness hereof: We hereunto
subscribe our names this 10Th day of
May in the year of Our Lord, one
thousand nine hundred and twenty
one.
Joseph Burke,
Eva Marshall,
Clair Doty.
Marie Rabdau,
Frances Gray,
Edwin Charles,
Howard Donehoo,
Curtis Wallace,
Vada Hertz