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                                               of  'cp.  ,  in  t\\ ent\ -four  iruli' idual  and  di  tinct  part ,  h  ing  about  to
                                    pa...  out  ot  thi   phne  of  e.lu"<Jtion,  in  full  po  e ...... ion  of  a  cramrn  d  miad,  "  II
                                    traint d  memor~. and  almo  t  "llperhum.lll  under  tanding,  do  rnakt'  and  pubJi,h  thi
                                    our  Ia  t  \\ill  and  te  tament,  here\H  rt'\okin~ and  making  'oid  all  formt'r  "ill  or
                                    promi'l'' In  II' .It  :un  time  heretofore  mad  .  or  perhap  carele  I~  ... poken.
                           A  to  uch  e  t.lte  a  it  ha  plea,t'd  thr  [• ate'  and  our  ... trong  hand  and  brain  to  "in  for  u  ,
                         \\t'  do  di ... po"e  of  thr  ame  ;p.  folio"':
                           \Ve  gi' e  and  lwqueath  to  the  dear  tanrlt~  a  "'' eet  unbroken  m·ce  'ion  of  re ... tful  night'  and
                         peaceful  dream....  Thn  "ill  1111  longer  h.n t'  to  lie  a\\ ake  ni~ht ...  thinkin~ if  thi  on  or  that  one
                           pr  ptrin~ or  neglecting  hi'  or  her  \\ork  for  tlw  fol!o\\ing  da).
                           \\t  ri'e  and  bequeath  to  the  Junior  Cia"  all  uch  ho~ ...  a  "ere  not  ahl  to  kt>t'p  pace  \\ith
                         u< h  hrrlliant  girl'  a  rompo  t'  the  majority  of  our  cia  ,  tru  tin,  that  the  junior  girl  rna)  he
                         able  to  hold  firmh  to  them  and  ... teer  them  ,afeh  ne.  t  \ear  through  the  gate'  of  <Cnnmenct'mt'nt,
                        that  the\  m.n  not  'hare  in  the  humiliation  that  ha  been  our..,  at  not  being  ahle  to  hold  our  men
                         oJk,-a, the  \\Oillt'n  of  the  \\orld  \\ould  put  it.
                           The  folio" ing may  et•m  hut  triAing heque't  ,  hut  "e hope  they  rna'  he  accepted,  not  a  '  orth-
                        Je.....,  thing  hut  a  ,aluahle  a•Nh to  tho ... e  \\ho  ma~  rtcei'e  them:
                           First- l'o  our  cia"  teacher,  \.1r.  D.  C.  \Valker,  the  profound  admiration  and  e\'er-enduring
                        friuld,hip  of  the  CJa,  ot  !C)2J.
                           \tcond  To  the  football  team  of  net  year,  the  abilit)  of  Alligood  . 1t(ol ... key  and  John  Fin-
                        1.1)  on.  \\'t  could  not  induce J.  T.  I  ip ... <·omh  to  ..,urrender  hi  .
                           Thir.l   1 o  all\ h()(h  "ho need ...  tt,  \\'illiam ...  Phillip..,'  hlutf-apply early  and  a' oid  th  ru ... h.
                           fourth-To !•red  (;oodhread,  "hom "e feel  i ...  in  great  need  ot  it-Jame ....  rblack'..,  \\it.
                           Fifth-To .\h ian  Loe.....,ner,  rJizaheth  \\'aldron'..,  giggling  abilit,,
                           \nth- 'J o   elli   llir ... h,   Llry  Beth  \.1ortimer'..,  anre ... tor....   he  feel..,  he  "ill  not  need  them
                        an\  more.  -.,ht  l,lll  Ltre  the  \\Orld  hehllld  her  o\\n  coat  of  paint.
                           \t 'lt'nlh   l o  Leon  mith,  J.  'I. Lip  comb'  a hi lit~  to  pia)  ba ... eball,  but  not  hi..,  beauty.
                           I uthtlt-To  I'me ... tine  Calhoun,  Dorothy  Young'..,  hi ... trionic  gift..,,
                           .\ wllt-'1 o  \.1ar}  l•utch,  Leo  Collin..,·..,  gift  of  gab.
                           Tozlh-'l o  LJ..,ie  John'-<111,  Dehhre  , mrth'..,  e\·er  readine ...  to  an..,\\er  any  que ... tion.
                           The  uhjoined  Ji ... t  "ill  he  recognize.!  a"  entailed  e ... tate..,,  to  "hich  "e  do  declare  the  Cia ... .-.
                        of  '.q.  the  rightful  ... ucce.., ... or  .
                           Jir /-Our o,ear...  in  cJa.....,  room  and  chapel.   1a'  they  endea,or  to  fill  them  a' ~Hh·antagt>ou ... h,
                        a..,  promptly,  and  a   faithful!~  a..,  \\e  ha\e  our  ear...  in  the  ~enior ..,tud)  hall.  The)  tna)  he  taken
                        h\  "hom..,Ot.'\'er  i ...  able  to  grab  them  fir,t.          •
                           \tumd-Our ..,enior  dignit\.   la\  they  uph•1ld  it  foreYer,  \\ith  all  errou  ne ...  and  gravit).
                           Tlnrd-.\1\\  ... tub'  of  pencil ... ,  era ... er,  or  o,crap  of  paper  that  "e  le~n-e  behind  for  the  la-.t
                         tune.   fhey  rna)  fet.'l  free  to  u ... e-perhap..,  they  rna),  in  -.orne  m"tic  "a.',  impart  orne  of  our
                        great  kno" ledge.
                           B  ... ide ...  the"e  enforced  gift..,,  \\e  lea\'e-not ot  nece ... -.it~.  hut  of  our  O\\n  free  "ill-our hie  ..,ing,
                         and  our  forgi,en  ...  for  an)thing  that  \\t'  rna~  not  have  appreciated  e.·actl)  in  the  demon ... trations
                        of  the  pa ... t,  and  a  pledge  of  fricnd ... hip  from  henceforth  and  forever.
                                                                                      •  El LH   1L   \1.1.  !\t,
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