Coeur d Alene High School - Norselander Yearbook (Coeur d Alene, ID)

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6111 s Will The class of 1953. being possessed of great wealth of adventure, and numbering among its members many famous personalities, wishes to leave some helpful experiences to those who follow it in Coeur d'Alene High School. DON SHIERMAN leaves his ASB representative position to Richard Shern. GENE WALDRAM leaves all his girl friends to Bob Maddux. His ability to stay out all night and manage to go to school next day is willed by DARRELL WODTKE to anyone need- ing it. His ability to take pictures for the Annual is willed by ED SPOONER to next year's photographer. RON WEBSTER leaves--thankfully. ARLENE THORNTON leaves the locker room uncluttered for next year's Seniors. ESTELLE and ESTHER WIKS will their height to Joy Groscost and Claudia Pederson. BILL WINKLE leaves all his aches and pains from playing football to Jimmy Hensley. JOYCE WOODS offers all her fun she has had at school to all newcomers to CHS. JACKIE WONSMOS leaves her artistic paintings to anyone who can make good use of them. His fun throwing snowballs at the girls is willed by CARL SANDAKER to the CHS Frosh. CLAIR WHITE leaves his KVNI position to anyone interested. LOUISE KARLSEN and EDITH TREMBLAY leave the speech technique to Bob Westover. His ability to get along with the faculty and yet be so ornery is willed to Freddy Shibley by BOB SCOTT. CAROL SATCHWELL leaves her office position to Sharon Hippler. His tiffs with the teacher are willed by JASON TROTH to Sally Trueblood. ANITA ZEUGE leaves her aristocratic nose to Doris Stoddard. PAT WILEY leaves his great frame to Tiny Thompson. DORIS VIG wills and bequeaths Jim Bailey back to CHS. LEE WATTS leaves his shop experiences to Everett Glasco. CAROLYN ADAMS wills her Tau Sigma standing to Carole Taiple, while CHARLES BAISCH leaves his bicycle to Jerry Weaver. SALLY BARRETT gives to Raye Burch her long blonde hair. LEE BRACK leaves his C Club paddle to Jae Turner. To the canine friends around school, COOKIE BEST leaves her dog collar. LELA LEIGHTY gives Neil Stevenson back to NIJC. HELENE LOISEL wills her order- ing pad from the Boat to anyone with stamina enough to work there. AL PETERS leaves the cheering section at the NIJC gym to the Pep Club for next year's games, while DAISY PEEK gladly conceeds to Janet Hanks the car accidents she has been in. KATHY PAYNE wills and bequeaths her high IQ to Linda Iszler. Make good use of it. JANICE RADOVICH leaves her spot in the chorus to Jeanette Miles, while HELEN ROBINSON gives up her noon rides to Marian Anstine. ARCHIE RUSSELL donates his laugh to Butch Spellman fnot that he needs itj. To anyone who would care to use the spot, BOB LOVITT leaves his position outside the journalism door. BOB MADDEN leaves his errand boy position with Mr. Priddy to next year's lucky guy and EMILY MOSER would like to give her quiet disposition to Ruth Mary Henry. MARILYN MATTHEWS leaves her California experiences to some lucky girl who has a chance to go there. MAXINE NETTLETON leaves her' perpetual smile to Dorothy Heyn. DELANO PETERSON leaves the NIJC broom to the janitor. CHARLES QChoo Chooj JUSTUS wills his sports spotting position to next year's harassed kids that have the job. MEL SCHMIDT wills his physique and athletic ability to Gary Fuller to make good use of. WILLARD SIMONS leaves the rubber off his tire to the pavement in front of the Roller Rink. DUANE SPELLMAN would like to leave all his flashy shirts to the Freshman boys. DEL SEVEDY leaves his football position to his little brother, Howard. Her ability to skip school and yet get passes excused is left by ROSALIE STAEHELI to Lorraine Jensen, while MARLENE STEVENS leaves her troubles in Chemistry to Jim Meckel. PAT THOMSON wills and bequeaths her black hair to Nancy Mden. Her ability to sneak out of Study Hall is willed to Jimmy Ruthven by ANN STOWE, while LLOYD

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WIKLUND would like to leave all his fancy passes at girls to Jim Peters. Think you can use them, Jimmy? JOYCE WILSON wills all her freckles and rosy cheeks to Delores Pearson. DON- ALD TAIE wills his ability to get that bass horn through the doors to Clyde Armstrong. BOB WOMELDORF leaves the warm spot on the shop rail to Jimmy Simons, while PHYLLIS WILSON leaves her arguments at Current Affairs to next year's president. FRANK DELAVAN wills his tennis racket to Delores Thompson. RUBY DENNY leaves to her sister Joan the typewriter she uses in Junior High 6. BRUCE FULLER leaves the one board he sawed through in shop class to Dale Simons. JERRY ESPE wills his paint spotted jeans to the washing machine. Her unpredictable hair-do is willed by SHIRLEY FITZMORRIS to Charmaine Deitz. JOANNE DULL wills to Esther Lindsay her good grades in shorthand, while BETTY CAPAUL leaves her figure to all the girls who wish that they had it. SHIRLEY CLEM- ETSON gives to Jeanne Atwood the broken test tubes in the chemistry lab. Careful, Jeanne, don't cut yourself. DIANNE BURCH gives up her tour of Mexico to all who have a yen to travel. YVONNE DEITZ leaves her heavyweight title to the Freshmen. DEAN REDMOND leaves the way he voices his difference of opinion with Mr. Stone to next year's timid government students. SALLY RUST and MARLYS JACKSON give their batons to the nimble fingered Freshmen who like to twirl. GARY ROBERTSON wishes to have his brains distributed equally to the Junior class. GENE ANDERSON bequeaths his mustache from Beggar on Horseback back to the dramatics prop room. MARION BARBER wills that red convertible to any wishful thinkers, who might like it. To Bob Schmidt is left by LARRY BARNES his height and color. RONN CONNERLY leaves his position as yes man in class to those who have to be one next year. FRED BURT gives his deep manly voice to Lyle Keough. TOM COOK leaves his vacations during the school year to Kaye Nettleton. JOHN ESSLEY leaves his trombone to John Kramer. DON JARVEY leaves to anyone who has to enter his senior year in a new school the trouble he had getting used to it here. ARLENE ISZLER leaves the cracking of her gum to Mr. Winchell. Too bad he doesn't like it. LORRAINE HUDSON gives to Jane Johnson the times she has had her name on the honor roll. KEITH HAAS leaves his tumbling ability to David Wright. BEVER- LEY JOHNSON leaves her office position to anyone interested. KENNY KRUGER leaves his southern drawl to Doug D'Andrea. DONNA LAVON- TURE leaves her chair behind the library desk to her sister Diane. JANICE KIRK leaves her ability to talk all during the dramatics class to the Richards twins. JACK LEMLEY leaves his basketball managership to Raymond Newell, while NO- RIETA HOWERTON leaves her old lady parts in plays to Janet Cyr. RON MOEN gives his cabin that he built to anyone who would like to have one. PAT MADDEN wills her technique of getting acquainted with out-of-town boys to Helen Walden. ALLAN NELSON is willed by the class of '53 back to the squirrels. HERB MILL- HEISLER leaves his fun at the C Club initiation to Don Pederson. MARY MORRIS gives her work at the Viking to -Loretta Doucey. ROY REED leaves his Dingleweed bus rides to Barry Newcomb. EILEEN REDMOND leaves her much-used skis to Pat Webb. MARY JANE REIZ wills her over-sized ring to Marlene Coston. DONNA GOLDSMITH leaves her 4-H ribbons and accomplishments to Blanche Haye. WAYNE CAUDILL wills his wisecrack- ing ability to Pat Burns. LAWRENCE LIBBY leaves his bashfulness to Gilbert Leggett. NANCY HOWELL leaves her Home Ec. cookies to Miss Townsend, while RICHARD PERRENOUND gives the extra can of gas he should keep in his car to LuVern Gerths. JOANNE NOBLE leaves her fun on the bus with the drill team to Mary Hallvik. PIGGY RIGGS leaves her tardy admits to study hall to next year's Freshmen. Her ability to intrigue the boys is left by NORMA JEAN ROSENBURGER to next year's