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

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BONITA HART leaves her quiet ways to Carroll Aberge. JEANNE BALL leaves to Pat Taylor her ability to get into tight squeezes. DONALD BACKSTROM leaves in his Ford. AUSTIN BAKER leaves Joan Rhynard in doubt. GORDON BYRHOLDT leaves in high spirit. BENJAMEN JOHNSON leaves his size 40 letterman sweater to size 12 Colleen. BEN KNUDSON leaves Evelyn Hagan lonely. EVELYN WALLITNER leaves tor the altar. KENNETH BORTVEDT leaves his bus without a driver. LYONE EVANS leaves her ability of skipping classes to Colleen Cruver. DOROTHY ELEFSON leaves her Palme: Method to Jimmie Cavanaugh. DONALD BOYDEN leaves his version ot the English language to Miss Knudson. JULIE CRUVER leaves and is glad ot it. JANICE EDFAST leaves her credits to Paul Wangsmo so he might graduate in the next two or three years. FRANCES FINGARSON leaves her height to Bill Sluman so he may grow up to be a man. JIM HAMMER leaves his big feet to Don Spenser so he may have better understanding. DOUGLAS STOWE leaves his watch to Mr. Reudi so he will get to class on time. DONNA SHININGER leaves her ability to dance to anyone who can figure it out. HELEN MARTIN and VIRGINIA MORRISON leave together as usual. JANE JENKINS leaves the Sophomore and Junior boys. NORMA STAVE leaves her business-like abilities to Olive Larson. AMANDA YOST leaves Mrs. Bean without a helper. ESTHER VANASSCHE leaves her height to Iona Hart. LAURA LANGDON leaves her twirling to anyone who can manage to do it. MAGDALENE JENSEN leaves her place in the band to Sharon Hart. CLARENCE McFARLAND and DAVID McDONALD leave Jimmy Senff to walk to school alone. HELEN TERHORST leaves her bashful ways to someone who needs them. DAWN HAGAN leaves her ability to play the piano to Marvin Olson. EDITH SPEER leaves her collection of recipes to some needy person. EVELYN OTTER leaves with her rings on her finger. IRENE EASTMAN leaves an empty seat on the Marysville-Arlington bus. PAULINE HOLLEY doesn't leave anything, but takes it all with her. GLORIA JENSEN leaves her dark hair to Betty Sneve. WANDA SWANSON leaves for Cicero. BERNICE BORTVEDT leaves Mr. Henning alone in the office. PATTY MULLEN leaves her Irish ways to Erland Elefson. SHIRLEY RICE takes everything with her as she needs it all. JAQUELINE CLIFT leaves with the Navy in mind. PAUL NISSEN left early. LOUISE WILCOX leaves her camera to Barbara Lamp. SALLY FINGARSON leaves her gum chewing to anyone who can get the gum. MAXINE HANSVOLD leaves her whistle to the next drill leader. DARLEEN HURLBERT leaves her sweaters to someone who will fit them as well. DAVID SENFF leaves in a daze. NORMA UDEEN wills her ability to play basketball to Bernice Brevick. IRENE JOHNSON wills her quick wits to Phyllis Lancaster. MARGARET PEARSON leaves, dancing to the Clarinet Polka. BOB WILLLIAMS left early with his motorcycle. Sally Fingarson, Chairman Maxine Hansvold Don Backstrom Louise Wilcox Irene Eastman Forest Holland Doug Stowe 15

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 Oenior CL ass We, the honorary members of the highly reputed class of 1945 of Arlington, County of Snohomish, State of Washington, U.S.A., being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession of a crammed mind, well-trained memory, and almost superhuman understanding; who have been mutilated, mangled, buffeted and distorted by the four years' combat with knowledge, desire to leave the remnants of the things we hold most dear to those who in their dire need can make the most use of them. ARTICLE I To our beloved Alma Mater we leave an escalator to transport the Seniors to Third Floor on Monday morning. ARTICLE II First: To the Faculty in general—a right to enforce all rules which could not be enforced on us. Second: To Mr. Hartz we leave our class flag to fly at half-mast the day we walk out of these immortal portals. Third: To Miss West we bequeath a pass key and a hack saw so she may easily find her lost, strayed or stolen library books. Fourth: To Mrs. Bean we leave a spy glass, ear phones, and a pair of roller skates so she may pursue hall rovers faster. Fifth: To Mr. Bernier we will a lot in the Arlington Cemetery in case some of his experiments prove un- successful. Sixth: To Mrs. Hawley we leave a walking waste basket for gum. ARTICLE III To Mrs. Nelson, our class adviser, we leave our appreciation for her guidance during our high school career. ARTICLE IV To the Juniors we leave a legitimate right to our private privileges. ARTICLE V JIM COUTURE leaves his crooning to the Multigraph Classes. EETTY MILLER leaves with a good will EVELYN LORENZON leaves for California. HELEN TILLMAN leaves to Velma Allen the right to change her mind twice a month over matters un- publishable. LORENA JAMESON leaves with her shoes on. HELEN ROBB leaves her bass drum to anyone who can carry it. JOSEPHINE HARTZ leaves a place that cannot be filled. HELEN OLSON and ARDIS USITELO leave their chain of friendship still linked. CECELIA WALLITNER leaves her gift of gab to Ruby Tweit. FORREST HOLLAND regretfully leaves Jean Rayburn. SHIRLEY CARLSON leaves quietly. KEITH WILLIAMS leaves peace and quiet in the school upon his departure. MARGIE TRAULSEN leaves locker No. 48 to anyone who can keep up its reputation. SHIRLEY HODGEBOOM leaves her will to work to Dick Cumbow. 14

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY NAME CHARACTERISTIC WEAKNESS 20 YEARS HENCE DYING WORDS Austin Baker Southern Drawl Margaret Senator 1 don't agree with that. Don Backstrom Muscles V-8's Mayor of Arlington Huh 1! I Jeanne Ball Irish Black Curly Hair Metropolitan Opera Singer That did itl Bernice Bortvedt Meek Dimples Advice to Love-Lorn Well Kenneth Bortvedt Serious-minded Ice Skating Selling Ladies' Hosiery How about tonight, Helen? Ronald Boyden Large Vocabulary Pool Still Playing Pool How you talkl Gordon Byrholdt Baby Face Comp. Chrysler Dealer Oh yeahl Shirlee Carlson Quiet Talking Comp. Teacher 1 talk, too. Jackie Clift Pleasant Bookkeeping Housewife Oh, my goshl Jim Couture Short Multigraph Times Editor Yes, Mrs. Bean. Julie Cruver Flirtatious Vancouver Old Maid 1 have lived in vain. Irene Eastman Friendliness Moses Lake Beautician He's my honey. Janice Edfast Talkative Growing Tall Still Short Golly Dorothy Elefson Athletic Blushing Another P.E. Teacher of A.H.S. Get on your horse. Lyone Evans Stubborn Speeches Orator 1 won't give a speech. Frances Fingarson Clushing Uniforms Christened a Battleship There's something about a sailor. Sally Fingarson Cute That Irishman Man Charmer There's a TBF'er. Dawn Hagan Cartoonist Kennyll Still Painting 45“ Guess you know that, don't you? Jim Hammer Curly Hair Darleen Fullo-Bluff Man That doesn't cut any ice with me. Maxine Hansvold Happy-Go-Lucky Short Skirts Private Secretary to Van Johnson Straighten those lines!!! Bonita Hart Mysterious Doodling Walt Disney's Assistant It remains a mystery. Josephine Hartr Personality Plus Vitamin Pills News Commentator Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. America Shirlee Hodgeboom Studious Tall Blondes Still Studying There’s no future in that. Forest Holland Freckles Jean Farmer Just silence. Pauline Holley Dark Violin Manager of Super Market Phooey III Darleen Huribert Sweaters Keeping Dates Straight Divorcee The line forms to the right. Lorena Jameson Slimness Dieting Fat Lady in the Circus One-two-bend. Jane Jenkins Big Blue Eyes Junior Boys Girl Scout Oh! That man. Gloria Jensen Tall. Dark and Terrific Dishes Peroxide Blonde I've got to go to work. Magdalene Jensen Ben Johnson Innocence Physique Band Speeding Band Leader of A.H.S. Game Warden O! Cowl You should have seen Irene Johnson Norwegian Pin-Up Pictures 37 Years Old Ya. sure. Ben Knudson Late Brunettes Lipstick Manufacturer Guaranteed kissproof. Laura Langdon Majorette Navy Flyer Drum Majorette at W.S.C. Why don’t we do this more often? Evelyn Lorenzen Likeable A Certain Sailor Navy Wife Now, how did that happen? David McDonald Scientist HoO Soda Jerk Now listen here! Clarence McFarland Slow Playing Practical Jokes Second Harry James 1 have nothing to say.' Helen Martin Towhead Virginia Trying to Get Along Without Virginia Where's Virginia? Betty Miller Pleasingly Plump Debating Still Debating Mr. Chairman 16