Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

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Senior ( lass c d(lsto}iy===conti.nu.ed Roy Westby leaves his love for English to Katherine Gilbert. Gordon Westover leaves the multigraph classes without a King.” Lillian Widmayer leaves her fine spirit of cooperation to Milton Williams. Lloyd Williams bequeathes his position as door man to any “early riser who de- sires it. Don Williams leaves the dark room. Louise Wrage leaves a portion of her queenly carriage to Shirley Foster Ethel Young bequeathes her artistic ability to any student who “doodles. Signed: Grace Warren, Chairman. Angeline Pryor Anna Cyra John Mayer Clair Bovee Frank Ryman I 21 ]

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Senior ( lass CWill===continueJ Marie Johansen leaves her hair ribbons to Norma Antilla. Dorothy Johnson leaves her school-girl complexion to the Health classes. Margaret Johnson leaves quietly. Roy Johnson leaves the Ch'm. Lab. in a chaos. Lucille Knudson leaves numerous broken hearts. Shirley Krauskoff leaves for Lake Stevens. Bob Larson wills his vocabulary to Iver Ronning. Mary Larter wishes to leave her sweet voice to the music department. Rob Leach leaves his “jitterbugging” to Chet Snyder. Stanley Lloyd leaves the rest of the Wangsmos. Eleanor Locke leaves her giggles to Ed. Korsboen. Emma Ludvigson wills her crocheting to Jim Harris. Della Lund leaves her neatness to any needy person. Beatrice Main leaves to become the belle of Cicero. Jim Manes hands down his title of Edgecomb's most Eligible Bachelor” to Jack Farrell John Mayer wills his crooning to the Multigraph classes. Ernie Medema bequeaths his case and smoothness on the basketball floor to next year’s team. Bertram Monty leaves on a motorcycle. Delores Monty bequeathes her booth at Case's to Anita Cross. Virgil Morgan leaves his position as cameraman to Joe Hillis. Clyde Morton leaves his football suit to Bob Albin. Bill Moser leaves school with a sigh of relief. Carl Nelson leaves his bus driver’s cap to Dean Meredith. Bud Nold leaves his extra years in school to anyone desiring them. Lauren Olson bequeathes a portion of his height to Billy White. Lorraine Olsen leaves Locker No. 87 empty. Weston Olson leaves his cartoons to the Eagle Staff. Keith Osborne leaves his athletic awards to Leroy Stave. Lloyd Ottem bequeathes his accordion to Claude Keehn. George Peterson wishes to leave his scientific knowledge to the school. Warren Platt leaves that huge dimple to be divided among several Freshmen girls. Vernon Preston wills his gift of gab to seme would-be public speaker. Angeline Pryor leaves her winning smile to the grouches fo A. H. S. Bill Quake leaves for the “Funny Old Hills. Jennie Rorstad leaves her blondeness to Irma Johnson. Frank Ryman bequeathes his title. Playboy Ryman,” to his brother. Chuck. Ed. Sather and Carleton Nelson leave for Lakewood. Ruby Schmoker leaves her ability to make friends with the teachers to Jerry Starr. James Shay wishes to leave his way with the girls to Delbert Peterson. Jean Singleton and Jean Strickland leave their oratorical ability to any teacher in need of such. Ruth Skaglund and Louise Sheehan leave on bus No. 1 5. Lindley Smith hands down the Smith’s ability for leadership to his brother Art. Beryl Smoke leaves his ability to get along with Mona Nelson to Don Meier. Roy Starr leaves in a daze. Ragnhild Swalling bequeathes her sweet disposition to Bob Wolfe. Evelyn Thomsen leaves her will to work to Harold Hagen. Lucille Tollefson bequeathes her pretty hair to anyone who will take care of it. Edna Tronson wills her lovely hand writing to some needy person. Earl Verbeck leaves his yodeling to Danny Aberge. Valeta Walcher leaves in her Model T. Signa Walker leaves an empty space in the band. Georginc Wangsmo leaves peace and quiet to the school. Gracie Warren leaves town. Clarence Wayt leaves a peckin. Elaine Wegener leaves a broken-hearted Sophomore. I 20 ]

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iSentol C lass Plopliecy—igsg NAME AMBITION Don Avery Betty Berton Bob Berthron Betty Bird Hazel Blum Kuth Bodlund Clair Bovee Julia Bryant Donna Carlson Lucille Case Howard Christiansen Ed Chrism.in Hazel Cranmore Vantella Cranmore Betty Cross Anna Cyra Bill Dawson Hja’.mar Enselman Maxine Eitzenberger Alyce Evans Vernon Evans Joyce Fortner Bill Fowler Lillian Funk Vivienne Fuhrman Mery Garni Dan Grewe Bob Hage Helen Hagen Clyde Hayden Gretchen Heaton Tom Heaton Fred Helseth Bob Hills Densel Holmstead Lloyd llovig Mildred Hunter Carol Husby Marie Jackson Margaret Jacobson President Banker's Secretary Fly Swatter Dog Raiser Acrobat Model Peggy Farrell Elope Stenographer Dance Marathoner Comedian Gardner Marriage Teacher Sob Sister Doughnut Mfg. Boxer Romeo Jitterbug Poetess Vice-President Violinist Horse Doctor Broadway Star Marry a Frenchman Farmerette Bachelor Find a Million $ Baby Gum manufacturer Super chemist Marry a teacher Rocking chair farmer Principal None Hermit Duck hunter Seamstress Go to Germany Happy housewife Teacher DIFFICULT TASK Work Crank Valeta's Ford Live and Learn Red Hair Turn Somersaults Slump Peggy Farrell Cook Chew gum Say no Hurry Grow “self-cutting grass. Balance budget Hasn’t any Catch a joke Make dough Dodging punches Be serious Dodge collectors Stop writing notes Mental Exertion Recite in class Phyllis Darn Stockings Speak French Grow bigger potatoes Talk fast In a 5 and 10c store Blow gum Make H20 Dunk a doughnut Whisper Write notes All tasks Yodeling Duck Teachers Baste Chemistry Balance Budget Be mean CAUSE OF DEATH DYING WORDS Assassinated Lost Tennis Match Fords Ate her own cooking Cart Wheels Hair out of place Peggy Farrell Cantaloupe Hair died Stubbed her toe Laughed at own Joke Mowed down Wore a small hair ribbon Education Blasted away Caught in a jam session Punch drunk Suicide Bug-o-boo Nobel prize Expired Jumped at a conclusion Talked back to P. T. Asphyxiation Boat sank Crop failure He grew Hung Gummed works Blew up Larry-an-jitus Cow kicked Wolves got him Exertion Blushing Got ducked Lost her thimble Jew suspect Dish pan hands Spitwads Bullseye Oh, for Heaven's sakes! Love Forty My mother won’t let me Floats through the air You vant to know. Peggy Farrell Wherefor art thou? I’m comin Well, jeepers Stuff like that there Well mow me down Oliver This is the end Many a flower Nice shot I'm out I’m always thinkine of you Mar gie. Oh, bugs! You got me You ain’t lying! Surprise! Yes, Phyllis Darn it! “Blub” Not important If she could only cook Hang it all anyway I swallowed my gum Nothing left I didn't mean— “So Bosse” Joe Louis, here I com: Couldn't talk What a match Isn’t that ducky?? So-sew? Goodbye Oh yah? Now children