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

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SENIOR CLASS WILL Waldo Lorenzon leaves his motorcycle to anyone who has the nerve to ride it. George Mayer leaves his place as bus driver to Tommy Smith. Rowland Parker leaves his place as first trumpet in the band to Leland Larson. Elizabeth Pearson wills her light-hearted ways to Pat Plymale. Frank Pearson leaves his ability to get away with murder to Bud Colburn. Mildred Pederson and Laverne Hovig take their giggles with them. Bud Peterson leaves his cough medicine to Edwin Brown. Hilma Peterson leaves Deen Morris to while away the noon hours by himself. Gordon Robb leaves for Hollywood to take Clark Gable’s place. Olive Rorstad wills her shyness to Bernadine Keehn. June Ruedi leaves her clarinet playing ability to Junior Case. Olaf Sather bequeaths some of his height to Frank Albin. Deen Skillingstad leaves his shoes to any three Freshmen boys. Art Smith leaves his flirtatious ways to Blaine Nelson. Norman Smith leaves with a sigh of relief. Chuck Snelson leaves the Boys' Club wthout a ping-pong tournament promoter. Chet Snyder left early for the Navy. Jerry Starr leaves the school without someone to run Miss Satre's home room. Leroy Stave leaves a speed record between Arlington and Silvana. Gordon Thomsen wills his driving technique to Jackie Knudson. Emma Thorsen leaves to take up her life work as a house-keeper. Lois Walen leaves her secretarial ability to her sister Betty. Ruth Wangsmo leaves the Chem. Lab. in a mess and Mr. Barnett in a daze. Douglas Young leaves, giving the Freshmen boys a chance. Signed: JOHN PEARSON. Chairman. MILDRED PEDERSON JACK FARRELL DAN ABERGE RUTH WANGSMO VIOLET ANDERSON MARGARET HOLTZ 20

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty-Two, of the Arlington High School, do declare our last will and testament as follows: ARTICLE I. To our beloved class adviser, Miss Meyers, we leave our deepest appreciation for her help and guidance through our high school career, and a case of van- ishing cream to take away all the wrinkles incurred in doing so. ARTICLE II. To the Junior Class we leave a well-worn path to the office so they may follow in our footsteps. ARTICLE III. To each incoming Freshman we bequeath a map of Arlington High School so they will not become lost. ARTICLE IV. Dan Aberge (Dagwood) leaves Blondie. Ardell Alskog and Louise Meyers leave their sparking place at the Quilceda to Jeannie Boivin. Vernon Anderson bequeaths everything he has to Dorothy Barnier. Violet Anderson wills her version of the English language to Miss Satre. Dolores Barney and Connie Wegener leave to become hostesses in the U. S. O. Jack Barney leaves his own revised edition of state laws and statutes to next year s Commercial Law class. Ruth Barton leaves as quietly as she came in. Margaret Bolhngberg and Gloria Kinney leave their red hair to Mary Pearson. Thelma Bottcn wills her business-like attitude to Joy Lallemand. Lloyd Cargo leaves for the jitterbug finals in Chicago. Lida Chatwood wills her ambitious ways to Carol Elefson. Laura Chrisman and Ruth Westby bequeath their job in the cafeteria to anyone with a big appetite. Jessie Cleavish leaves her job as noon office girl to anyone who is capable of fill- ing it. Shirley Cox leaves her quiet ways to Norma Peterson, and Alvin Martinson leaves his to Keith (Penrod) Williams. Wanda Crawford wills her guitar to Ed Roth. Aneita Crow wills her noon concerts to Norma Stave. Pat Cruver wills her height to Elaine Mickelson. Wallace Eckberg leaves Roy Carlson to do his own poaching. Jack Farrell and Nick Healy leave the halls safe for pedestrains. Shirley Foster bequeaths her ability to keep three on a string to Mavis Mathews. Dorothy Grimm leaves her car to her sister Betty. Charles Haddenham leaves his place as a Minuteman to Robert Zimmerman. Fred Hillis bequeaths his leadership ability to his brother John. Richard Holm leaves Mrs. Bean without an able helper. Margaret Holtz leaves her long, blonde hair to Pansy Hart. Helen Jackson left early. Hannah Jacobson leaves in quest of her love. Eileen Jensen and Ray Ruedi leave Paul Bunyan lonesome. Ruth Johnson and Otto Mickelson bequeath a pair of worn-out boxing gloves to the school. Bill Lampley wills his athletic ability to John Frisinger. Margie Kahan leaves her work in the office to Ralph Streeter. Tom Keith leaves his scientific formula for Moxie to Vance Holland. John Klein leaves Evelyn Kazen to admire the fernery alone. Bob Kuhnhausen leaves his taxi business to Micky Quinn. Gloria Lloyd leaves her freckles to Ann Murphy. 19

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY...1942 NAME CHARACTERISTICS WEAKNESS A berg. Dan changeable Cobina Alskog, Ardell straight hair curls Anderson. Vernon happy-go-lucky polka dots Anderson. Violet scatterbrain Jazz Barney, Dolores strange noises uniforms Barney, Jack fun Kiris Barton, Kuth timid being noisy Botten, Thelma business-like politics Cargo. Lloyd jitterbug quietness Chatwood, Lida nice studies Chrisman. Laura shy journalism Clevish, Jessie studious shorthand Cox, Shirley seamstress basting Crawford. Wanda sweet typing Crow, Aneita flirt Tommy Cruver, Pat yell leader Starrs Eckberg, Wallace farmer freckles Farrell, Jack in a hurry slowing down Foster, Shirley being sweet dramatics Grimm, Dorothy off of boys Tennessee Haddenham, Charles athletic drop the ball llealy, Nick nice grin Comp III and IV. Hillis, Fred good looking livestock llolm, Richard politeness bus driving Holtz, Margaret blondie geometry Hovig, I.a Verne silly laughing Jackson, Helen smart Num Jacobsen, Hannah rosy cheeks croquetting Jensen, Eileen leader orchestra Johnson. Ruth blond Norwegians Kahan, Margie curly hair Seattle Keith. Tom know-it-all food Kinney, Gloria red hair pink Klein, John short Evelyn K. Kuhnhausen, Bob bashful swimming Lampley, Bill Football star Gloria Lloyd, Gloria singing Bill Lorenzen, Waldo slow motorcycles Mayer, George chubby candy 20 YEARS HENCE DYING WORDS grease monkey straighten hair comedian wondering how she got ont of school at sea boxer made a noise still arguing still jigging Dist. Attorney columnist ambition fulfilled lost her thimble stenographer married still yelling lazy farmer still running Broadway success old maid still chasing it bachelor 4-H leader Times Editor Home Ec. teacher fly swatter still clerking knitting amanuensis married to one hair stylist photography gossip editor farmer pearl diver coach Jeannette MacDonald II cop one-two-bend Come on Cobina Oh for a curl Give me a Dot Go get 'em Ugh! Hi. babe Sh! Willkie for President Yes. Miss Satre I rest my case My mamma done told me I can’t type So-sew Yes. sir O, Tommy, O Starr-dust Just silence Out of my way Oh. Romeo. Mama won’t let me I'm tired All alone and lonely Father, put the cow away Good night, Mrs. Bean Polly, put the kettle on Woops, I missed May I help you? Knit one. purl two Oh. Ray! Listen Otto Look at my hair See the birdie! Have you heard? Wait till the cows come home. Blub Blub Sift 30—40 Mi Mi Mi Yes, Mr. Fiscus one-two-bend