Aberdeen High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Aberdeen, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1950 volume:

Senior of 50 PRESENTS flVf ET VALE ABERDEEN HIGH SCHOOL ABERDEEN, IDAHO ANNUAL STAFF Editor..........................Barbara Line Co-Editor...............................Verl Hawes Jn m emoriam Max was born in Aberdeen on October 26, 1932. He attended school here and was well-known and liked. During his lifetime, he was very active in his church work and scouting. In sports he excelled in basketball; he was a member of the A. H. S. Band. In the years to follow we will remember him as a friend. He will remain a cherished memory. 2 We the class of'50 dedicate this, our annual, to those who, through love and sacrifice, have made it possible for us to complete our High School education. Miss Toevs Mrs. Moser Mrs. Dvorak Mrs. Cooper We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our High School advisors for lending us a helping hand through out our High School years. 3 Edgar Toevs MRS. R. A. WESTON MR. ROY A. WESTON Superintendent MRS. MABLE H. ARMS PR INCI PAL MR. CHRIS LESTON Coach MISS IRENE TOEVS Senior Advisor Freshman Advisor MRS. WAYNE LITTLE Glee MR. IRSHAL DAVIS Freshman Advisor MISS MARY EATWELL Sophomore Advisor MRS. MAGDALENA DIRKS MISS MARGARET GIESBRECHT Study Hall Advisor Junior MRS. WALTER KOOPER CHEMISTRY MR. JOHN WONDERLY Auto Mechanics MR. VADEN ROCK MR. JOE ADVISOR HOPPER Sophomore Advisor Junior Advisor President . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . . Jean Holt Dale Henderson . Merle Voth . Zelma Peck Seniors ROY BRIDENSTINE RONALD BOWMAN Then there's Ronald, Wmo's SPARKLING WITH WIT. WITH EVERY- ONE IN THE CLASS, HE MAKES A MIT. Tall, dark and handsome. Of COURSE, YOU KNOW IS ROY. FOR WOOING THE GIRLS, HE'S YOUR BOY. VALENE BROOKBUSH Power's model Brookbush, You ALL KNOW WHO I MEAN. She'3 REAL- LY VERY GRACEFUL, And EVERYONE THINKS SHE'S KEEN. J BOB BURGEMEISTER Now there's little Bob, The SHORT ONE OF THE CLASS. AGAINST HIS MANY TALENTS, NO ONE CAN SURPASS . CAL DANCE Cal is quiet and bashful. But REALLY HE IS SWELL. HE'S SUCH AN ALL 'ROUND GUY, HlS BEST VERL HAWES Verl is our little wit. In size HE MAY BE SMALL, BUT THAT JUST PROVES THE SAYING, IT'S QUALI- TY THAT COUNTS MOST OF ALL. ■I . OONNA HEGSTED REX HAYTER Could you guess who this might BE? A BLUE EYED BOY WITH AUBURN HAIR. Or course it's Rex, our ONE MAN TEAM, WHO WITH NO ONE WE COMPARE. Our little bookworm Donna, Is REALLY VERY CUTE. SHE HAS A PERSONALITY, THAT STRIKES HER COURTIERS MUTE. DALE HENDERSON Vice President of our class, We have cheerful Dale. He does his job. And does it well. FLORA INE HESS Floraine, dark and fair. Of WHOM WE ARE ALL AWARE, IS TINY AND CUTE WITHOUT A CARE. SHE IS ONE WE KNOW WE CAN'T SPARE. D0RENE HOLT Dorene is gay and friendly. She's really on the beam. For SINGING, ACTING, OR SILLINESS, She is a one girl team. 10 JEAN HOLT Jean is our chorister--And a FINE PRESIDENT, TOO. HEAD OF THE CLASS OF '50, She's THE CAPTAIN, we're THE CREW. LORNA INSKEEP Lorna's our girl. With a per- sonality plus. With her spark- ling smile, She means a lot to us. GARY HURD Gary is quick and lively. In sports he ranks right high. He can't be beat at anything. We THINK he's QUITE A GUY. GLORIA ISAAK YOU ALL KNOW GLORIA, PRETTY, CHARMING AND NICE; And AS THOUGH THAT WEREN'T ENOUGH, SHE HAS BRAINS BESIDES. JOYCE ISAAK Halo-haired Joyce, Is a girl WITH CHARM. If WE HAD TWO GIRLS LIKE HER, IT WOULD DO US NO HARM. ROBERTA KENNEDY Roberta is little. And very pe- tite. No MATTER WHEN OR WHERE, YOU SEE HER, SHE ALWAYS LOOKS NEAT . 1 1 MAURICE KING Presenting a lad by the name of King, We all know he's really a scream. He's ambitious and vi- vacious, And completely on the BEAM. ) BARBARA LINE STANLEY LEHMAN Then comes Stanley, That mis- CHIEVIOUS GUY, HE ' S TALL WITH LIGHT HAIR, And A TWINKLING EYE. DALE NELSON DALE'S HANDY WITH A PENCIL, HE 1 S HANDIER WITH INK. HE'LL GO ON- WARD, upward. He'll never sink. Barbara is our master mi no, She's FUN AND FULL of PEP. NO PROBLEM IS TOO HARD TO SOLVE, On ANNUAL STAFFS, SHE'S HEP. REVELLA McCORMACK REVELLA IS a DARK HAIRED LASS, Her black eyes are supreme. She HAS AN INTERESTING PERSONALITY, And a ready wit that's keen. DOROTHY NUGENT Our Nugent twin Dorothy, Is out- standing in sports. She tackles THEM ALL, NO MATTER WHAT SORT. BETTY NEUMAN Betty is our pianist. She is MUSICALLY INCLINED. To BETTY EVERYONE IS SWELL, AND EVERY DAY IS SILVER LINEO. MARGARET NUGENT Then there's fair Margaret, Dorothy's matching twin. The THINGS SHE DESIRES, SHE'LL PROB- ABLY WIN. ELAINE PARSONS Next on the list. We have red- haired Elaine. For being so pretty. She's certainly not VAIN. MARGENE PARSONS Outstanding in Art, We have Mar- gene . The pictures she draws. Are the best to be seen. LUELLA PECK Then there's dependable Luella, That ambitious girl. She has LARGE DARK EYES, AND HAIR WITH A NATURAL CURL. ROBERT PERMAN Robert is a four-star winner. His lessons he completes. He HAS A CHARMING MANNER, THAT PLEASES ALL HE MEETS. ZELMA PECK Zelma is our songbird, At music she is good. She does her share OF EVERYTHI NG —And SOMETIMES more'n SHE SHOULD. 13 WAYNE PHILLIPS Wayne is so dependable. We couldn't do without him. For doing Senior advertising. He's REALLY IN THE SWIM. MARVIN PARRISH Now we have Marvin, That cheer- ful guy. He's got what it takes, To make the girls sigh. ETHEL PIERCE Ethel is a fair haired girl. With eyes of sparkling hue. She has an ever ready smile. And a FRIENDLINESS OWNED BY FEW. LA VOYNE PARRISH La Voyne is short and dark. You ALL KNOW HIM WELL. HE'S REALLY QUITE SHARP, WE THINK HE'S SWELL. RAY PARRISH Then comes Ray, That winsome lad. He's always obedient. The BEST TO BE HAD. 14 VICTOR RANSOM Victor is a carefree lad. In SCIENCE he's FIRST CLASS. |F HE continues like he has. The grade he'll surely PASS. GRACE RUFF Grace is an ambitious girl. Her smile is like the sun. She SMILES HER WAY THROUGH_XVERY- OAY, And SPENDS HER TIME IN HAVING FUN. HOMER SMITH Then we have Homer, He works ALL THE TIME. HlS DISPOSITION •3 pleasant. And his manner SUBLIME. SHIRLEE SHACKLEFORD Now WE HAVE SHIRLEE, SHE'S really grand. When there's WORK TO BE DONE, She's RIGHT ON HAND. KAY THOMPSON Kay has poise, Ano lots of class. With her dark HAIR AND GR EEN eyes. She's a striking lass. LEOLA TURNER Then we have Leola, The girl with a ring. When Leola sees a certain guy. It makes her poor HEART SING. MERLE VOTH Merle is tall and sturdy. We like his Kansas drawl. With his determined character. Nothing can cause his downfall. 15 WILLIS WEDEL Willis has a swell physique. In a Tiger suit he's tops. The guys and gals of A.H.S. Think he's the cream ctf the crop . SENIORS AS THEY WERE Donna ano Lylc H. Flora i ne H. and sister J Joyce I. Maurice K. Barbara L. n : V Dale N. Betty N. Dorothy N. Dorene H. Jean H. Lorna I Gloria and Phyllis I. Margaret N. 17 FRESHMAN TEAM Ralph Spraker John Ross A Gary Wahlen Leo Friesen Leon Adamson Gordon Jones Gary Hurd Victor Ransom . % Leon Henderson Clint Phillips Coach Leston Jay Farnsworth Hex Hayter 19 SECOND TEAM Gordon Waford 1. For Brave?” 2. A Siesta” 3- Favorite period k. Sen 1 ors—Remember that? 5. Who—dat? 6. That� s It— School Spirit 7. WELL--FOR OLD FASHIONEDl 8. For Cute 9- YOU TELL THEM BETTY |0. WHAT� S SO INTERESTING? I I. Just posin 12. Hi Girls 13« Rah, rah rah, |1|. Just munching 15 WELL I Kay |6. Bob s water baby 17 Backgrounds fine |8. Go 1 N SWIMMING? 19� Well Dorene—Pass II President Vice President Secretary CECIL HAYTER LARRY KNIGHT MARILYN HER BER T SHOJI AKIYAMA JERRY ANDERSON KANETTA ANDERSON Conrad Chamberlain Arlen Clements Audrey Coffee Duane Corbridge Varlene Corbridge Ralph Duffin Barbara Duncan Colleen Durrant Jay Farnsworth Ferrell Ferguson Marilyn Ferguson Leo Friesen Laura Gambill June Garrison Leda Hawker Cecil Hayter Kenneth Hege Dorothy Henderson Leon Henderson Phyllis Hensen Marilyn Herbert Lamar Inskeep Phyllis Isaak Keith Jenkins Gordon Jones Connie Larsen John Lewis Arlene Lloyd Joan Lloyd Betty McCormack Wanda McCormack Ross Mitchell Clint Phillips Glen Phillips Roger Ralphs Bernice Ransom Elden Phillips Ema Vee Ransom John Ross Gaye Satterfield Doris Savage Patricia Savage Joan Slaugh Ralph Spraker Alice Stone Joanne Thomas Margaret Toevs Robert Tomlinson Gordon Waford Gary Wahlen Edith Wells Jay Wells Madge Willey Ralph Wiltamuth I W STUDENT COURT STUDENT COUNCIL 26 i 7 k A A A ▲ ▲ A Kevin Adamson Jay Allred Judy Alvord Lee Anderson Morgan Anderson Lucile Beck LaRue Bedwell President..................LEE ANDERSON Vice President..................KAYE ROSS Secretary.....................JOAN PIERCE Treasurer...................JACK BURGESS lomored Norma Jean Bradley Jack Burgess Wallace Buffi Lila Chandler DeVon Clayson Connie Clement Elaine Corbridge Dee Corbridge Adrienne Dance Maurine Duffin Betty Jo Fahnestock Donald Friesen Jim Furniss Shirley Garrison Darwin Gravatt Cleo Hansen Paul Harder Terry Harrop La Deen Hawes Sylvia Hege Dan Hegsted Elaine Herbert Earl Herbert Blaine Hess Jack Holt Yvonne Hunsinger June Hurd Vern Inskeep Kent Jackman Martha Jenkins Roma King Klemmy Koompin Yvonne Leyshon Ted Line Jim Maxwell Kay Monsen Pat Moore Marlene Murphy Stanley Nealey Bob Peck Joan Pierce Rex Rodgers Kay Ross Joyce Ruff Ancil Rupe Dwayne Savage Beth Stanger Virginia Sterr Lola Stone Paul Stroschein Richard Tomlinson Barbara Varley Jerry Voth Merlin Wadsworth Maxine Wahlen Charles Warner Duane Warner Carolyn Wedel Ray Westfall Jean Westen Larene Wride Glen Zimmerman 1. Look at those slick Senior girls! 2. Did we ever look like that? 3. We wish we had a boy friend. 5. Senior whistlebait. 5. Look at that pretty snow? 6. What's the matter, Dorene, couldn't you eat enough? 7. Yes, it's English. 8. Dark eyes. 9. Chums. !0. Smilin' through. 11. Santa's little helper. 12. Cute Holts. 13. Well, anywayI |H. A LONG TIME AGO? 15. Sisters!I |6. Chummy cousins. 17. Friendly enemies. |8. Philips brothers! 19. Oh Rex, for cute 111 20. Who's feeding who? 21. Oh, those caps!! 22. Toothless Wayne. 23. Eat, eat, eat. That's all they do! W inona Armstrong Jay Anderson Donna Baker Earl Barclay Joy Beck Daniel Bedwell Lenard Bradley Cheri Chandler Dorene Christensen Leonard Coffey Joyce Corbridge Lamar Duffin President................................EARL BARCLAY Vice President...................EDGAR TOEVS Secretary....................MARCIA KENDALL Treasurer................PATRICIA THORNLEY men Ranae Janice Ferguson Funk Euthahna Bob Gambill Hansen Dale Merlin Hansen Haws Glenna Wesley Hayter Holmes Eileen Holt Donna Hoskins Margaret Isaak La Von Jensen Bernice Jones Marcia Kendall Paul Klassen Larry Larson Audry Lehman Afton McKinney Alice Mitchell Gale Neville Barbara Nichols Bonnie Nichols Lila Nichols Tom Nugent Vern Parrish Vonita Peterson Athur Phillips Evelyn Phillips Verna Gaye Phillips Rossela Pierson Donald Prudhomme Mary Ann Ransom Betty Reynolds Ruby Reynolds Bruce Robison Harold Savage Elgin Simonson Patricia Thornley Edgar Toevs Lila Underwood Roxie Willey Lee Worth Evan Wride 2. 3- h. 5- 6. 7 8. 9. io QAR COMES Aye I Aye 1 Lucky Gordon. This is one time IN HANDY. Prof s Pet. WHICH TWIN HAS THE TONI ? Little Hege. What Happened. Aren t we chummy. Just Leaving. Aren t you a little mixed up? One of Merle� s admirers, jean W.--AGAIN. WHO S CAR, JEAN? Little pebbles. Don t cry, Joe.w Number One Twirler. Cleo 19« Who s Sweater? 20. Sleepy. 21. Maybe this is a Rayve. 22. Why 1 Miss Getsbrecht? 23. What s this? A masquerade? “Sissies” We’d sleep too Merle!! Where’s your modesty ?? Finally---LAuto-mechanics for girls. Courtship and marriage. - « - Doin’ what comes naturally? We wish we had a boyfriend!! Starting out!! Get a horse--? 3Jhroucjh 33he ear J 36 ADVANCED GLEE ADVANCED GLEE junior Sextette (f3oi}5 ’ (Quartette Se extetli enior Ph Meal Education MRS. KOPPER re 3 armerS MR. HOPPER 7- sujer X� 4 1 PRESIDEN T LEON HENDERSON TIME: . PLACE: SCENE: Midnight in the year 2050 . . . Aberdeen,Idaho A grave yard As the shadows lall four ghostly figures silently descend from their graves. It is so deadly quiet one could hear a body drop. As the figures become more visible the faces of Zelma Peck, Dorene Holt, Jean Holt, and Barbara Line can be recognized in the gloom. Listen you can hear them speaking. Let’s draw closer and eavesdrop. Why, here’s our Ghostly Ghost reporter. Any noose tonight, Barbara? Why, yes, I’ve just finished gathering statistics about our class of ’50. Would you like to hear? First on my list is Leon Adamson. I still can see him in his dirty cove rails, wandering through the halls of A. H. S. Did you know he became manager of Hill Field? Too bad how he died,...I heard he “Danced himself to death. Next is Ronald Bowman. We always knew our class- mates would make good. He became the President of the Y.M.C.A. But it’s not what you think. He belongs to the Yodeling Men Who Came from Aberdeen. Do you remember that girl .in our class who won an art contest in a magazine during our Junior year? Why who else could it be than Luella Peck? In later years she took over the studio of Walt Disney’s creations in Hollywood, and added many more char- acters to the collection. Did you hear about the latest of our classmates who is joining us? It is Elaine Black- burn. She decided she had better die, because she had accomplished about everything in life, and it would be rather boring to live in a dull old world. By the way do you know who buried her? None other than Parrish, Parrish and Henderson. They have gone into the undertaking business. I'm not surprised though, they were always undertaking something in school. I hear that the business is quite large and that their sons have taken over to keep the business “alive . And then there was Velene Brookbush. Her millionaire husband just died. That’s the fifth one that’s died of a broken heart. When she died she left all her money to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Women. 1 wonder what her reason was. Bob Burgemeister is next on my list. As I understand it he was one of the first ones to die. He received an injury just a few days before we graduated.lt seems that in one of our quarrels with the School Board, about our sneak, he happened to get in the way of one of the “flying issues and it hit him in the head. He never fully recovered from the effects. There was another one of the Auto Mechanics boys. Cal Dance, you know the one who always sat on the front row in English IV. Well, he got so used to it that after he graduated, he took a course, and replaced Mrs. Arms after she retired. Verl was our little genius, but he had one weakness, chewing gum in English. He made up for all the gum he de- posited in the waste paper basket, by becoming manager and owner of the Hawes Gum Corporation, specializing in double bubble gum. He stuck right to it until he died. Roy Bridenstine really used to be brilliant in school, when he wanted to be. Remember Einstein? Roy took over in his place, when one of Einstein’s experiments backfired.Rex- took over his father’s farm, and produced the renowned 3 foot potatoes, which became the eighth wonder of the world. Also Rex’s old classmate, Willis, became noted the world over for his basketball playing and coaching. Willis’ team took the Olympics for ten straight years. Speaking of sports can’t you remember the nations most famous Sports Writers? They were Dorothy and Margaret Nugent and Leola Turner, our own class mates. Little Floraine Hess also became famous, after she graduated, as a member of the Barnum and Bailey Circus. Her partner on the flying trapeze later became her husband. I guess he swept her off her feet. Oh, yes and then there was Maurice King. He was really little, but quite suddenly he began to grow, and became much taller than anyone else. I suppose he felt rather conspic- uous in America, for he moved to a small island in the Pacific and the last 1 heard of him he had lived up to his name by being crowned King of the island. 42 Vic Ransom has surely made a place for himself. We didn’t know it then, but a talent scout was present the night of our Junior Play, and when he spotted Vic, he knew he was material for Hollywood. Vic has been called the “Van Johnson of the Potato Field . I’ve been looking for Gloria’s grave here, but I suppose she was buried in Moscow. I guess after she and Howard were married, they attached somuch sentiment to the place that they wanted to stay. Betty Neuman is here. She has her piano buried with her. 1 don’t blame her either, since Jose Iturbi gave it to her. And how could any one forget mild tempered little Ethel Pierce of our class. I hear before she died she was voted the lovliest great great grandmother in our nation. She always was such a “Swede little old lady. Well, here’s Kay. I don’t suppose you could guess who she married. She and Keith had a very happy life together. They spent most of their lives on a farm in Twin Falls. Their 10 sons took over after they died. I guess women have really taken their place in world politics. You know, Joyce Isaak finally became personal advisor to the President of the United States. That is, during Robert Perman’s administration. Why here is Revella’s grave. How could we ever forget her southern drawl? I guess her part in the Senior Play as Miss Phipps, really got hold of her, and she devoted her life to writing about Germs and their Habits. She died young though, for while she was look- ing through her microscope, a loose pity-ross-foromo-balli germ scared her to death. Remember Merle V. our Tenor? Ah, the ladies really went for Merle. 1 heard that in later years he sang with Kathryn Grayson’s daughter in the Metropolitan. Too bad how he died, the strain was too much for him, I guess, and he broke a blood vessel while singing “Carmen . Well, here is Stanley Lehman. Remember how interested in big business he was in Miss Giesbrecht’s history class? Well.it didn't take him long to reach the top. lie became the head of the l.W.W. Their slogan was “I Won't Work. His wife kept after him to go back to the soil, but he never did. That is not till the day he died. I remember Margene Parsons as having that beautiful long red hair. 1 suppose she became very wealthy, as she styled the hair of most of America’s well dressed women. Dale Nelson always was having a Toni. It seems he got tired of having his hair done every few weeks, so he experimented and the results were his famous Daley Curl. Wayne Phillips took up Commercial Art in Chicago. His painting“Potato Boy is in the Stanford Museum in California. Remember how Grace Ruff always wanted to be a stenographer? She married the boss in her business firm, and things rolled along pretty smoothly. Gary Hurd was our star football player in high school. He followed up his ambition and became the star player on the Notre Dame team. What a man! But he finally kicked a bucket instead of a football. Roberta Kennedy became a Powers model and a cover girl. She also took the Miss America award in 1960. Her husband squoze her to death. Homer Smith liked our English IV Literature so much that he went to the English Lake District, where so many English authors have gone. The Silliad and the Oddesyby Homer are known all over the world. Shirley Shackelford moved to Seattle where she intended to become a Commercial artist, but married instead. They live on the coast and travelintheir Yacht to Alaska where they own a large cannery. Elaine Parsons lived a very happy life in Florida, but strange as it seems, she died of Seasickness. I wonder why. Well, here’s my advice to those who have not yet joined us. “If your heart is broken, and you’ve crashed against the rocks. You might be over a barrel, but be glad you’re not in a box. That’s all the news for tonight. Say! What is that startling edifice over there? O that’s our tomb stone. It’s one of the Holt Cousins original. We designed it ourselves. And, Zelma, how did you die?Oh, I must have been pretty hard to get along with---an “Adams finally killed me. Oh well, I don’t have to wash dishes now. By the way. Barb, when did you die? Oh I died when the annual came out. 1 guess I’d better be shoveling off. As the first rays of dawn slowly creep through the gnarled branches of the old oak tree the four figures bid adieu, and rattle back to their lonely tombs. All is hushed in the grave The Last Will and Testament of the Class of 1950 of the City of Aberdeen, County of Bingham, State of Idaho, of the United States of America, North- ern Hemisphere, world, known universe, made and published on this day of February 27 in the Year of Our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty. We, the Senior Class, being of sound mind and memory do hereby make, publish and declare this our last will and testament in the manner following. Item I Item II Item III Item IV Item V Item VI Item VII Item VIII Item IX Item X Item XI Item XII Item XIII Item XIX Item XX Item XXI Item XXII Item XXIII Item XXIV Leon Adamson wills his flirting ability to Cecil Hayter. Elaine Blackburn wills her long black hair to LaRue Bedwell. Ronald Bowman wills his perpetual oneryness to Duane Cor- bridge. Roy Bridenstine wills his tipping chair in English IV to one of next year’s Seniors who can keep it from falling. Valene Brookbush wills her Powers Model figure to Doris Savage. Rex and Willis will their basketball ability to next year’s team. Ray, Marvin, and La Voyne will the student body this question, “Which Parrish has the Toni?” Cal Dance wills his bus route to nextyear's most skillful driver. Verl Hawes wills his petite form to Leo Friesen. Dale Henderson wills his farm knowledge to Audrey Coffee. Jean and Dorene will their musical talent to the Freshmen so they can win the Song Contest next year. Gary Hurd wills his football ability to Shoji. Gloria Isaak wills her place in band as the objectof Mr. Davis’ endless teasing to one of next year’s baritone players. Joyce Isaak wills her quietness to Ralph Spraker. Maurice King wills his greasy overalls to Gail Neville to use in next year’s auto-mechanics class. Barbara Line wills her “Nosey Lines” to next year’s school paper so that they will have plenty of gossip. Revella McCormick wills her pleasantry and winning personal- ity to Loraine Wride. Dale Nelson wills his innocent quietness in English to Charles Warner. Betty Neuman wills her technique of piano playing to nextyear’s school accompanist. 44 Item XXV Item XXVI Item XXVII Item XXVIII Item XXIX Item XXX Item XXXI Item XXXII Item XXXIII Item XXXIV Item XXXV Item XXXVI Item XXXVII Item XXXVIII Item XXXIX Item XXXX Item XXXXI Item XXXXII Item XXXXIII Vic Ransom wills his place in student court as justice to Ancil Rupe so that he can give sentence rather than be sentenced. Dorothy and Margaret Nugent will their unlikness as twins to Connie and Bonnie Larsen so that Ralph and Duane won’t get mixed up. Margene Parsons wills her natural red hair to Glenna Hayter so she won’t have to dye hers. Florine Hess wills her shorthand knowledge back to Mrs. Cooper. Homer Smith wills his way with the ladies to Stanley Nealey to use on Carolyn. Kay Thompson wills her diamond ring to Gordon to give to Alice. Merle Voth wills his secretary’s book to anyone who can read it. Roberta Kennedy wills her librarian job to one of next year’s library science class. Elaine Parsons wills her many boyfriends to next year’s Senior girls. She s trading them for a certain sailor. Luella Peck wills her drawing ability to an oncoming art class. Shirlee Shackleford wills her wittiness to Marlene Murphy. Grace Ruff wills her studiousness to Kent Jackman. Ethel Pierce wills Swede to anyone who thinks they’re big en- ough to take him away from her. Leola Turner wills her seat in U. S. History by the window to the first Junior boy who gets there. Bob Burgemeister wills his whiskers to anyone who gets razzed about his fuzz. Stanley Lehman wills his ability in Auto-Mechanics to Larrv Knight. Zelma Peck wills her strutting ability to next year’s majorettes so that they will win all prizes in marching. Robert Perman wills his graceful walking to Roger Ralphs. Wayne Phillips wills his good looks to Leon Henderson. 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