Clatskanie High School - Tiger Yearbook (Clatskanie, OR)

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4 3056 Iumbeck have c Uumela erpevlo ngebre the air to ary fT1eHdS Teo UTC UGS the Plr 11 1 Ce the n w u ed to authors student freshme just in I the con ll SS ll. lden Be1le behueath my DICKRE e uck , to B111 so tra h a dl card any other nicrnedes he may u1red Heler Cenham leave my job as ecco DLD1 t to eeverly 1 th re o e tl ul t1OF that she must tcb her Q and lc a os Jan t Case, F to e v 1 char brec let to onn e tson so that e can have OdLtH1H9 ulth xhlch to exu e ls arveret oox leave vw eL111tv to get along with boys illman, who re 111 GO n't need it et all Janell evine HC Joyce Gustafson, leave our llfetlme tin to Tabe rick on nd Tae Yarjele Don vT1CKSO l ell Dark and hand on nessn to ronen on, o that he may sound even more 1 WIFITP IH oublic neft Veer Bud Goertzen becueeth mx ehllity to et along vlth ls to tde f1e hmen bove NGoertzen e Nolves Eardbookn ll for Iary teach Grxcko, leave rx nleasant srile end patifnce to s e m1ll have ne t e , to use unt1l they get Jo Ja ie on will xx :no lcd e of booxs end the1r to tre rex IIUTLTIEHS to be of SQTVICE to the eager s I n Jolxa, becueeth mv good per onality to the first n boy to kick another hole in the well lile Kallurki, leave my olden hair to lois Cenhem, ca e she ever decides to become e blonde arcellz rarvonen, hive 5 undying devotion to fixing e ecrine to Butch lhilbrook e 1 fn nno' es, leave n usioal talent to John otts het e terte1n tle crovd of footbel en s bv s n P et t e e , 0 iii' ,V ' luis 3 T I 9 A ' I s 1 -I A 7 . YU s HE H . T . , ' . t me m y 'S .1 . X L e Q ' . I, f A ' -, A KAQ 'S I - 1, V1 tl one s p'-a' . - we n n -3' - -. eq t . I, e wlsl l'e e if A' m Q R 1 H ' N 1 h 1 n-' s re 1 2' fm I s .Iv 0 I 9 5 ' A 9 '-xr ' Y' . I . . -1 J I '- - 'r ,. r. 1 , ' K ,- .L1 , ' . c. L we ' , Ie, - B e ' ' ' ' '. ' n A ' l E S a Q . . I, Q. ' ' ' n, wil my 'T - -f I . S 1.e 1 Ter .. I, Kayne Erickson, bequeath my Hgift of gabn to Mrs. A his s n 5. 1 f ' 1 'isa' '1, ' , ev king T V ' . Iv 1 2 I f 'X' Q f ' ' w 1- re' I - T O . V V . . 1 . .yr 1 V . I , J . QL' i I .Q .1 ev er W I X y er ' 'S C. H. 3. I, y m S , ' nj 1 p'1'3 ' 'Q 1 lx 1 'f I . , ' D I I, Ze n A u o s ,.M . I, ' I . o 5 . s ' . , I . K J m' ' . :L V1 A -T 4 a I , Ii r' lf r .rl ' , 13' ' ' so t1A ie can -x 1' n 5' I ll 3 IC H 1 g- IRQ h R lf. - 5 . , .. V S 5 1 Y ' I , I

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fo'-6 4 I 8 ll. Jean lefler leave W lon f1n ernalls to Jacrie ll p otect li self from his many f9WlH1H8 BGAITGTS Joan Lewis leave my initiative and high scholastic ta oi to any ambitious students, wishing to attain greater lfkts , fllce humijarvl will my flair for always being well s o to a y girl wro is villlng to listen to my beauty cret Cork fellory, bequeath my wolfish ways, and my nevl, u d Wdog bark to Gene Bureau, if he promises to feed the og twice a week Virginia Mustola will my giggling streaks to 'arle arti who will carry them on to great fame if she doesn't get larvnpitls I June onroe, leave my classroom romance, and also all tte notes written therein, to Norma Lammi I Boo Norgren leave my reputation for belng a confirmed bacrelor to JuT1O Johnson I lriam Ojalehto, leave my aalllty to speak in public to Darrel Littke, honing that he will turn out to be another Vatrick henry I Don Parker le my shyness and blushes wh1ch vere handed down to me by 1 n Mathews in my freshman year, to Vane Lobb I Hari 1 Pascoe, leave my private COllSCt1OF of Wcorny' ones and puns to 'argie Evenson, if she promises to eat her hestle very day I, Johnny Daulson, bequeath my willingness to argue to bert Theis if he promises not to participate in too many tloody fights I 'ilton Uhilbrook, will my uneoualled abillty on the tro bore to Fred Graves, who undoubtedly will carr lt out to tie la t sound eardrum I Bob Pyding, leave my junio glrlfriend to any lucnv c sor w o thlnks he can get her I llen Somfleth, leave my naturally curly ha1r to all i ls who have to spend their allowances on permanents .Ah 'aslll' 'illlh . 4. pv '4 I!: A., ir' I l 1 t Y 7 . N . , ,,. . A , J 1 , n If L .a . L -.. , ff me 255' 'I' '1 m -. 'T' , I , , S' D HG 5.55 Q' A 9 I , . . - - a - - . fa fi SG IL I 1' S5 . vu . I , . .. 4' Y' ' . , vv Loy ire ,- FA ' .L , . , J , .f. ' T' : .V , I , ., A . J ' If , U1 .1 4 J o s V t 1 ' 1 1 , ll' If-f ' 1 A 1 - 4' 4 Q , , ,BVS ' , J L Q .-'O 1 w ft , 'x , -, ' , ', . kt- A L 5 v ,, - 1 ,, V J f .ui vf A .. --v . ,cl 9 . - u -, 'K Y .rxl , ,1 1-1 ' a , . s - A , IR A fy' 63 f 1. Q Q V T ' Q V 1 - ' v SU. C53 'H Q , . , n ., E T 'vp n

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4 '- o'-el Clatskanie, Ore on June 10, 195 Deer June, After many years' travel through the United States as the only female piano mover, I finally felt the urge to visit Clatskanie and check up on all our old classmates of 'L6 The first stop was Clatskanie Airport The attractive girl at the in formation desk caught my eye immediately I stopped her just as she was running frantically for the back exit It was Virginia Soon after their marriage, she and her husband turned the park into an airport Upon leaving the airport, I whistled for a taxi and found Johnny Paulson at the wheel He calls his fleet 'Johnny's Checkerboard Cabs' in memory of his little car Being very hungry, I decided to eat at the Dew Drop Inn After the meal, when I complained about the food iso I wouldn't have to pay the checkl, I discovered that the manager was Miriam Armed with a meat cleaver, she demanded to know what was wrong I assured her the food was excellent STRIFE, the big new magazine, quoted her as saying, I owe all my success to Mrs Murchison, my Home Ee teacher Two months later, Mrs Murchison sued her for slander 'Bicarb with the meal' is Mir1am's slogan My next stop was the Traveler's Hotel, and imagine my surprise when the bellhop was Allen Somfleth He told me he had more money than anyone in town now It seems that the Traveler's Hotel forgot to lower Allen's wages after the war of the Future Juvenile Delinquents Don't let the name fool you, though they're good caretakers Why, only last week they had letters from two of their former charges One of them burned down a foundllng home, and the other hit his grandmother over the head with a big axe Ah, yes, they really know how to train little minds Janell tells me that Joyce is happily married now, living on the East coast Her famous saying, 'One never knows, does oneon has made her rich, and both she and her husband have retired for life Dickie has one of the biggest breweries in the state The beer is called Burpo Brew here is what one of his more satisfied customers says about Burpo Quote Burp 'Unquote Speaking of Ericksons, Don has made quite a name for himself He has introduced something new in radio H just stands in front of the mike and the Bobbysoxers swoon The program is called 'We, the People Squeak ' Later in the afternoon, I decided to take a little stroll Emerging from a building were some of the most ungodly noises ever heard by human ear When I opened the door, there were Milton and Bud Bud is teaching clarinet and sax, and Milt is teaching trombone The effect is surprhs ingly unusual They said that Donnie and Helen are running a lovelorn 9 ' R . O I In Janell Devine and Margaret Cox are running a day nursery called Home - S I ' . . . 9 Q . , Q1 ' Y