The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-06-07

Della Bailey her position as forward
on the Basket Ball .fean1.
Item 3-Leland Grey leaves his wit
and sentimentality to Boyd Leon to
cherish and preserve forever.
Item LILLIAN Rosenberger leaves
her unlimited number of switches to
be sold for the benefit of the Junior
Glass.
Item 5-Inez Brown with great
kindness of heart desires that her
musical voice be bequeathed to Ellen
OGara.
Item 6-Sibert Elan gives and be-
queaths his ability to attract the ladies
prosper in his chosen profession.
Item Alice Thornton with all
good will leaves her industriousness
and good sense to Leonard Brown
! hoping that he will improve if given
time
Item S-Maude Robinson from the
goodness of her heart leaves her will
lngness and smile to Dody kinsella.
Item 9-Donald Lewis grudingly
leaves his sarcasm and his dates to
Item 1o-Lillian Reed with the
greatest of generosity bequeaths her
cheerfulness and her critical attitude
to Jant Dahlem to love and cherish
forever.
Item 1.-THE combined efforts OF
the Senior Class have not been suffic-
lent to persuade Bernie Cole to give
up his trip to Alaska but he willing
ly substitutes his worries over Public
Speaking to Orlando Pasky.
Item l2-Marie Pangburn is oppoint-
ed sole heir Of Beatrice Johnston's
frequent special delivry letters.
Item 13-Henritta Crickmer leaves
her nickname of Iodine" to Regime
Unger in hopes that she may find use
for it in her coming profession as
Item 16-Margaret Costello leaves
her book entitled: How to Propose
to the Senior Assembly and especially
make use of it, next year being Leap
Year.
Item 17-vncent Kenna leaves his
f1uency of speech and his great
strength to Erwin Maheegan.
Item 18-Irene Brophy leaves her
troubles and memories of the Brilliant
Physics Glass to Estelle Young wish
ing item mat shS wl gulef eUwh leaves her
Item 2O-Bernard schoenhoff here
by bequeaths his dignity and humor
Item 21-Myrtle HiIlerud bequeaths
and delivers her bushes to Donald
Item 22-olive Costello gives and
bequeaths her procrastinating tenden-
Item 23-Paul Staebler unwillingly
bequeaths her skis to Isabelle Conke
on condition that she use them on
Item 24MMable and Anna Ortiz be-
queath their ability to square dance
to Clarice Pase and Violet. Rockwell
cess of it as their predecessors.
Item 25 Raymond Bergman
leaves his long fngernails to Eula
Lee.
Item 26-Minnie Peterson gives her
imagination to MERGED Bishop.
Item Pit is the foremost desire of
Doris Jardine that she leave her mod
est behavior at Alexandria to Alma
Item 2S-Edmund Myott leaves his
wad of gum and shapely eyebrows to
Ruth Riece. E..-
Item 29-Madonna Brown is nomi-
mated as sole candidate for the Presi
dency for 1924 by Pauline Klonne
now in power.
her country home most willingly to
house for their sleighing parties.
Item 31-Thomas Penrose bequeaths
his gait and persuasive voice to Vic
Item 32-Dorothy volkman requests
Lorny Hansen to keep up her good re-
cord at shorthand during her absence.
Item 33-Genevieve Johannes be-
queaths her position as librarian to
item s4.Charles Gray leaves his
| Item 35-Velma Randall bequeaths
her modesty and her English talent to
| Alta LaSuer.
Item 36-Thelma Staebler, cheer
leader bequeaths her pep and the meg
aphone to Erwin Nelson on condition
that it be used with enthusiasm anG
force as it has been in the past.
| as Earl Gray wills to Richard Schoen
hoff his position as sheriff of Rocky
| boiler.
Item as-Fay Parker unwillingl.
gives over her skill in Typewriting t.
| Dale Dobbs.
Item 39-Ann Bruckshen leave