Bainbridge High School - Spartan Life Yearbook (Bainbridge Island, WA)

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I, Bames, Donald, will my position as the cleanest player Murley, Janice, will my skiing ability to Ann Slipper. enior I I to Klem Kampe. I. Chuha, Yvonne, will my typing ability to Ethel Mae Callaham. I, Clarke, Letitia, will my conversational ability on dates to Joan Ove. I, Dixon, Gloria. will Samalina. Jr., to Ellen Jones and Susan Thompson. I. Eggas, Stanley, will my ability to smash up my car to the Driver Training Class. I, Eihrem, Mona, will my Viking ways and fighting spirit to Jean Griffith. I, Erickson, Doris, will my natural curly hair to Laura Arno. I. File, Fred, will my collection of stories to Coach's Econ. class next year. I, Gee, Darrell, will my ability to keep my car out of the ditch to Mr. Kidder. I. Hahn. George, will my THURSDAY NIGHTS to any- one who wants them. I, Hanson, Carolyn, will my wiggle to Bob Wiggins. I, Hatcher, Phyllis, will leave for Poison, Montana. I. Hewitt, Norman, will my acting ability to anyone who is brave enough to turn out for a play. I, Hilberg, Marlene, will my perfect record for running for the bus to Sally Warberg. , Ingalls, Shirley, will my shy ways to Darlene Hanson. , Kampe, Klemens, will my green socks to Jerry Peterson. , Kampe, Wynn, will probably be back next year. , Katz, Robert, will my position as Mr. Paski's pet to Dale Ferguson. I. Lindgren, Patricia, will my bubble-gum depository lcorner desk in Study Hallj' to Miss Beal. I, Lowrie, Ray, will my duck-hunting abilities to Herman Elvsaas. I. Lund, Jean, will my ability to play the trumpet to Wes- ley Brubacher. I. McDonald, June, will my ability to keep quiet in Study Hall to Burton Wagner. I, McKenny. Edward, will my scholastic achievements to Ronald Perlatti. I. McNulty. Donnell, will my ability to keep out of trou- ble to Skip Wiggins. I I I I Nadeau, James, will my Bulging Brown Biceps to Janet Cebelak. Nishimori, Sally, will my ability to tell the best jokes to Lucille Hanson. Norman, Remo, will my vociferous ways to Janice Treanor. Oliphanr, Luther, will not return. Ove, Ann, will my gab sessions with Fred File to any heartbroken female who needs sympathy. Pedersen, Carolyn, will the Home Ec. luchroom to all future Senior girls, who will have to provide their own floor shows. Peterson, Wallace, will leave B. H. S. to anyone who wants it. Pigott, William, will my subdued ways to Dodeward of South Kitsap. Rockman, George, will my U. S. History grade to Ray De Groot. Sarunich, Georgia, will my sewing ability to the eighth grade girls. Selland. Oreen, will my bulldozing ways in crowds to Byron Hahner. . Smith, Bobb. will my winning ways with girls to Chuck Callaham. Smith, Wayne, will my Model A to Russell Trask for his collection. . Stafford, Brien, will my big feet to Dick Anderson. Stafford, Shannon, will my honorary membership in the Noon Gravel Pit Gang to Mr. Fox. Start, Jack, will my sharp elbows to Dale Ferguson. . Stevenson. Joyce. will my fragile and flowerlike appear- ance to Reynold Hanson. Tahemolo, Fred, will my place in the Senior class to Lew Greenway for the coming year. Tiffany, Nancy, will my IO00 Better Jokes book to Alice Fassetr. Wallace, Dale, will the three stripes on my letterman's sweater to Bill Orr, thus changing him from a Barber Pole to a Zebra. West, JoAnn, will my ability to keep a man to Judy Sarin. erzior fpropfzecy Donnie Barnes is casing bobbins at the Arno Sewing Machine Company. Tish and her husband, a successful young broker. are seen regularly at the garbage dump looking for parts for their aging Rolls Royce. Yvonn is now a consultant on how not to drive around curves after having driven off each one on Suicide Lane. Gloria, Joyce, and Tiff have been successful in their Tug B Barge enterprise. operating between Seattle and Alaska. Billy Dunn is a promising young entertainer in the Flamingo room on Winslow Way. Stanley Egaas and Bob Kutz have bought Jolly John's Used Car Lot and are developing a new car which eliminates gears, speedome- ter. gas and oil. Mona and Jimmy are now Commodore and Mrs. Nadeau and have contributed three misfits to the Naval Academy. Doris Erickson is a professor in charge of spit-wad shooters at Bainbridge Elementary School. Freddy File and George Hahn are living off their endorsements of All-Purpose Home Remedy. Darrell Gee is landscape artist for the Wing Point Golf Club. In their seventh year at the University of Washing- ton on popular demand at the Date Bureau are Shirley Ingalls and Carolyn Hanson. Phyllis Hatcher is employed as advisor to Mrs. Paski on Marriage and Family Living. Norman Hewitt is now assisting Mrs. Joslin in the Shorthand department. Marlene Hilberg has finally gradu- ated from Fashion School and is designing bloomers for Pat Lindgren's P. E. classes at Yale University. Wynn Kampe and Jack Start are now the long and short of it in DeMolay. Klemens has followed in his father's footsteps, practicing dentistry, and insists on pulling only teeth with gold in them. Ray Lowrie is still hearings ducks at the newly established rest home at Pleasant Beach. Jean Lund is first chair- warmer in the Bainbridge Symphony. June McDonald and Janice Murley are still cramming their hopeless chests. Bob Kutz has converted his Plymouth and is running a privat: bus line to Bainbridge High School in competition with Donnell McNulty. Ed McKenney is teaching modern dance to Veloz and Yolanda. Sally Nishimori is author of that best seller. How Not to Tell Jokes. Remo Norman is now a traveling repre- sentative for General Motors., Luther Oliphant is dramatic coach at Cornish School. Ann Ove has just broken all rec- ords at the Olympic Games in the women's 100-yard dash. Pat Pedersen has just received her nursing cap from the Ma les. , P Wally Peterson is a ranger on Lookout U5 Mountain. JoAnn West is kept busy flying to Santa Clara football games watching Bill Pigott, who is the most popular and experienced water boy. George Rockman is contracting for repair of the Agate Pass Bridge after Bobb Smith tried to straddle the railing with his Vivacious V-8. Georgia Saru- nich is leader of the 4-H Sewing Bees at Eagledale. Through her perseverance Oreen Selland has just purchased the Metropolitan Opera Company. where she insists on being the star. Cousin Dale Wallace furnishes magic tricks at half- time during her concerts. Wayne Smith is writing an answer book to Coach's copyrighted U. S. tests to be available only in the student store. Admiral Shannon Stafford is making a tour of inspection of the Winslow Shipyards. Brien Stafford is now on stage with his dog, Ko-Ko, the Hound. Freddy Takemoto is now president of the Bainbridge Island Toastmasters Club. Teruo Taniguchi has been placed in baseball's Hall of Fame for his capabilities as bat-boy. S0 we see the class of '50 .....