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

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cSenio'i ( lass if lophecy .. t() 0 NAME CHARACTERISTIC Ambrose, Joyce Bjerkaker, Louise Boyd, Jessie Boyer. Jean Brekus, Martha Brevick, Lida Bruseth, La Verne Christlen, Louise Cuthbert, Evelyn Deising, Helen Farrell, Edna Mae Fortner, Dorothy Hart, Winifred Gibbins, Jean Gilbert, Katherine Gregerson, Gladys Grimm, Martha K Gulhaugen, Bernice p Hillock, Bernadine Hills, Shirley Holm, Ida Jensen, Olive Johnson, Irma Kimball, Doris Knights, Clara Manes, Mildred Manzer, Jean McDonald. Kathleen Ostrom, Ruth Peck, Maxine Pen land. Verna Mae Perdue, Georgine Koberson. Barbara Skaglund, Alice Smoot, Lillian Spragg, Kathleen Stensen, Olive Thorson, Lorraine Wallitner, Irene Wallitner, Jeanne Walters, Iris Wangsnio, Arlene White, Alice Whitman, Winona Twinkling Eyes Pug nose Double chin Serious minded Blushing Curly eyelashes Page Boy Yodeling A willing helpe- Ked fingernails Stubborn Bashfulness Mysterious South Paw Efficiency Athletic Dark eyebrows Height Kinky hair Gentleness Pouting Shorty Chatterbox Secretive Niceness Drawl Studious Executive Pretty Slender Hulling Sonja Henie Industrious Comp. Wizard Nervous Double Jointed Static Blondie Chewing gum Speedy walker Frenchy Fickle Coyness Bright Good dancer AMBITION Happy Housewife Opera Singer Professor Model Sing Chert, Cheri in Hi C Coiffure Stylist Artist Radio Singer Go to France Seamstress Hawaii Be bold Fortune teller Usher at Hollywood Prem. Banker’s Secretary P. E. Teacher Marry a Millionaire Operate a ski train Marry the boss Commercial teacher Manager Dept. Store Join Six Footer’s Club Woman Senator Missionary in China Librarian Telephone operator Happy Marriage business woman Commercial model Blues singer Prof. Koiier Skater Clerk at five and dime Look down on Elmer Stop shaking Acrobat Society Editor Matrimonial Bureau Gum Manufacturer Marathon walker Speak French Taxi Dancer Divorcee Champion Speed Typist Ballet 20 YEARS HENCE DYING WORDS Reno Local choir Kindergarten teacher Snake Charmer Still trying Lakewood Beautician Paints toys in a shop Cowgirl French teacher Waiting for a ship Governor at Tahiti Still bashful Sob Sister Usher at Oso Commercial teacher Taking Miss Harris’s place Married a pauper Official choo choo tooter Pencil sharpener M. k Maid Floorwalker Still short Filbuster Sling of Singapore Book Worm Telephone operator Married Happily Ambition fulfilled Lip tick model Opera singer Rink atlendent Prop. Oso store Hall owner Ford business Still shaking Chiropracter Second Walter Winchell O.d Maid dimmed the works Using a Cane Married a Frenchman Advice to the Lovelorn Married again Double-spaced Fan Dancer Keith and I — Do Re Me “Mother won’t let me.” “I’m telling you!” Cheri Chert B— “What a date— Splotch- “Oh My Hair!!” Parle Vous France I wou’d if I were you Oh Man! I don’t know Do you think so! In the back????? Oops I tripped--- Now girls---- Oh gee! Toot toot— I dunno---- Sooo Bossey Oh you be quiet!!! Honest to goodness— Oh My Gosh— I have not lived in vain I’ve done more work here Number please---- On K d—- Hello there!!! Guaremeed Kissproof Rapture!!!! Clear the floor-- 'token please-- It won’t run This here— Deare.t Don “That’s Silly.. Gosh darn it anyhow Jimmy Crickets— Gee Whls— Au Re voir Variety’s the spice of life Hellooooooo— I haven’t got it— What a Life

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cSeniol ( lass mu... continued Earl Johnson left early for the C. C. C's. Olive Jensen and Doris Kimball leave their chain of friendship still linked. Jean Gibbins leaves in a hurry for the down town theater. Marion McCaulley leaves a book to Iver Ronning entitled. “How to Hold Your Girl. Irma Johnson bequeathes her ability to be a chatterbox to the freshmen girls. Leonard Hollis wills his big brown eyes to Miss Knudson. Clara Knights and Kathleen McDonald leave their bookkeeping ability to anyone who likes to work. Ray Grewe leaves Mr. Barnett with a pile of excuses for being late. Mildred Manes and Ruth Ostrom leave their quiet, winning ways to Bill Wardell. Kent Simkins leaves his beachy complexion to Frances Manzer. Jean Manzer wills her petite size to Elliot Brown. Eerett Price bequeathes his height to Frank Albin. James Harris bequeathes his ability to smoke cigars to any football player who can take it. Maxine Peck leaves her sister to follow in her noisy footsteps. Walt Pooler wills his quiet ways to Iver Ronning. Verna Mae Penland bequeathes her pleasing personality to anyone who may need it. Milton Williams leaves his seat in the office to Jerry Starr. Barbara Roberson leaves her girlish giggles to Bob Button. Jim Schmoker leaves in one of his own model airplanes. Alice Skaglund bequeathes her sense of humor to Gordon Robb and may it help him over the rough spots. Stanley Brower leaves his place in the shorthand class to anyone who is willing to work. Georgine Perdue leaves with a number of other Senior girls. Joe Hillis leaves all the future movies in the capable hands of Art Smith. Lillian Smoot leaves her everlasting smiles to Miss Harris, and may she smile at all her troubles. John Martinson leaves Eileen to the Junior boys, but not forever. Kathleen Spragg leaves her sponge cake to a man with an iron stomach. Harold Smith bequeathes his many freckles to Peggy Sites. Olive Stensen wills her short first name to Ove Aspland. Lorraine Thorson leaves a smile for all the Junior boys. Ray Streeter leaves his place in the multigraph room to anyone who is interested. Irene Vt alhtner leaves her watch to Mr. Barnett, so he won t be late for classes. Emil Peterson leaves his A grades to be divided among the sophomore girls. Jeanne Wallitner leaves her talking ability to the bashful freshmen boys. Arnold Meyer leaves his seat in the Comp, class to anyone who wants it; he doesn’t. Iris Walters bequeathes her ability to “charm the boys to Marjorie Westover. Herbert York wishes to leave his right of being a senior to Harold Hagan. Arlene Wangsmo bequeathes her typing ability to Mr. Hartz to that he won't need an office girl. Frank Turk wills his basketball suit to Otto Mickleson. Alyce White leaves Dean Skillingstad her tiny feet. Bob Albin bequeathes his pleasing personality to anyone who may need it. Jessie Boyd and Doric Ball leave for the “U . Jim Arnot leaves his acting ability to Florence Schoolcraft. Alton Hammer leaves with a good will. Betty Williams leaves her pretty eyes to Helen Jackson. Elmer Thomsen leaves all of the teachers wondering how he got out. Rosemary Wrage leaves on the milk truck. Chester Thompson leaves all of his spit wads to Clyde Beath. Bonnie Cohoon bequeathes her ability to be a leader to the next senior class president. Lillian Smoot, Chairman Alice Skaglund Phil Bjorn Leonard Hollis John Martenson —19—

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cSeniol ( lass £Prophecy .. iQ40 NAME CHARACTERISTIC AMBITION 20 YEARS HENCE Albin, Bob Personality Plus F'orest Ranger Protects little “Dears”? Arnot. James Careless Aviator Grounded Ball, Doric Big Shot Jeweler Jitterbug Bjorn. Arnold Porky Mayor of Lakewood Fisherman Bjorn, Philip Romeo Make the balcony F'ound Juliet Brower, Stanley Dru mmer U. S. Navy Boat Bailer Brown, Mike Smoothie Stump Rancher Stumped Chatwood. Carol Cartoonist Walt Disney’s Ass’t Drawing Mickey Mouse Christman, Roy Farmer Hollywood Hog Caller Cyra, Rod Slew-foot Ik agile Pres, of a shingle mill Downing, Bill Curley Hair Super chemist Janitor Rockefeller Foun. Downing, Howard Brown eyes Robert Taylor’s standin Grease monkey Grewe, Ray Rosy cheeks Aeronautical F!ngineer Rocking Chair Farmer Haddenham, Lester Cowboy Lone Ranger Hired man Hammer, Alton Tardiness To skate backward Ranch owner Harris, James Killer Butcher Pickeling Pig’s Feet Hillis, Joe Jovial Stock Breeder Lazy farmer Hollis. Leonard Sheik Harem Bachelor Husby, FImer Dimple Henry F'ord II Owner of a F'ord Business Jensen, Chet Cuteness Admirable Admiral A girl in every port Johnson, Farl C. c. c. c. c. c. c. c. c. Korsboen, Ed Sleepiness Rip Van Winkle Principal of H. S. Martenson, John Towhead Bartender Soda Jerker Mathews, Pen Absent minded Lawyer Disbarred McCaulley, Muc Cunning Ballroom dancer Gigolo Meier, Don Butter Fingers Big League Star Drives a fire engine Meyer, Arnold Pin man Grow a mustache Pen pusher Nygard, Charles Husky Mechanic Doodler Nygard. Fred Sly Bachelor Got hooked Olander, Andrew Meek Lion Tamer F'lea circus Olsen, Ben Mustache lloosier Hotshot Rythmn Ranger Peterson, Emil Cute Prize Fighter F'ly Swatter Pooler, Walter Persistant All American Water Bov Price. Everett Trombonist Maestro Plays a Bazooka Schoker, Jim Elf-like Airplane designer Parachute artist Simkens, Kent Happy-go-lucky Be serious Wall paper hanger Smith, Harold Freckles Junior Hi Coach Janitor at Junior High Streeter, Ray Quiet Graduate Printer Thomson, Chet Mousey Milk Truck Driver Squashed by a milk can Thomson, Elmer Slick Citv slicker Wrestler Turk. Frank Ducky Duck Hunter Got a duck Williams, Milton Onery Master Journalist Name in the paper York. Herbert Cool and collected Henry Bussee II Stuck on a high note DYING WORDS Girls—Not Me Now Miss Knudson! New you see it’s like this! Want make somep'n out of it Hi Ya Dube! Blow me down Drat that stump My pen slipped Hear pi .pi Phooey Not important I don’t care Drink Valley Gem Hi O Silver! Better late than never Darn them Polecats! Ha. Ha. Ha! I sure will Gol Darn! Ah-Skip it! c. c. c. Oh My! Sophomore Girls! Now let me see— Naw. we don want to do that You take and do this— •Inst Silence! Well a— Ah........ That there — Tome one, come all Oh Bugs! 1 d dn’t quite hear— G-I'm Flat- Heaven Help Me Gooo----- It’s a dirty Fasist Trick- Just a sigh— Cough, cough — It don’t bother me— Quack. Quack Teachers! ---- Gabriel blow your horn