Will and Testament of the Scotland Neck Class of 1915
The senior class of 1915 in Scotland Neck outlines a humorous last will and testament listing bequests to the 1916 class and to teachers. The document names multiple students, teachers, and school roles, with notes on athletic and academic talents, and ends with signatures and date.
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Rh. . Savage Wiceky
Mount
North Carolina
Scotland
Scotland Neck
Noth Carolina
Whitehead
Annie’ McDowell
Evel; Kitchin
Greenville
Annie Wilkinson
Lone Kitchin
Janet White
Bertha Albertson
Louise Futre
Germany
Red Cross
Will
Espe Tariff
Mary Rusbon
Cicero
Dupree Shields
Corse
Emily Edwards
Teresa
Fred
Wretis
Bertha Albert
Willie
Ailsbrookson
Bettie Lif
Arans
Eyt
Seaves UN Tee Privilese Dispositi Lite
Nara Co
New York
Schol
Williamston Ich
Zimmer Hardy Rose
Claudius Stella Blount
Uneas
Mohicans
Mageaie Sulliner
Mill
Flore
E.t
Junios Ryrood
Lillian Purvis
Estelle Hancock
Estelle
Sue Dunn
Manestine Rasberry
Spencer le Neck
George Bliot
Sir Walter Scott
Jed
Scot
Mary Lar
Billie Edwards
Sienkiewicz Quotation on America as World Conscience
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Sienkiewicz
America
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