College High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greeley, CO)

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7VUI 4 tfo i. 61943 Claudia Anderson wills her back-hand technique to Pat Kamenky, and her growing ability to Neil Carson. George Barker wills his sense ot humor to Mr. Glidden, and all his dogs to Inn Brown. Lee Bauer ' s chewing tobacco, which he used in Brother Rat. - ' will be turned over to Merle Ladner. Robert Beck bequeathes his cheer-leading ability to Harold Baldwin. Helen Brown wills her squeaking huaraches to Glenna Whisman. Lucille Brown leaves her ability to read speeches to William Haas. Nell Mae Brown passes on her curly hair to Elinor Hostick. Charles Buckingham wills that jar of cold cream to Billy Robb. Deane Carson gives his far-reaching vocabulary to Mildred Schmidt Gerald Chapel wills his dainty ears to Jim Fugate. Margie Connell leaves her enthusiasm tor studying to Phil Johnson. Morns Dickhaut gives his tendency to contuse things to Ruby Meyers. Jim Donahue passes his Irish temper on to Charles Hambrick. Geraldine Dutcher wills her love for class discussions to Ron Frakes. Frances Eckhart wills her tube of lipstick and her bottle of suntan make-up to Stella Mae Nelson. Billy Ewing wills his reserved manner to Bobby Hodson. Jane Frasier wills her high heels to Pepita Gibert. Jo Ann Hambrick bequeathes her two-year term on the National Honor Society to John Nixon. Ed Harmon leaves his linguistic ability to Ruby Brunner. Lillian Harrington bestows her typewriting ability upon Harold Shern. Glenn Humphrey honors Wally Widlund with his gift of moodiness. Bernard Johnson bequeathes his dark corner in the lower hall to Leonard Hoke Mary Johnson wills her place on the locker-room bench to Ruby Bern- hardt. Richard Johnson turns his Ford over to Jack Clough. Tom Kagohara wills his brains to Roberta Hammond Phyllis Kelimoff wills her ability to get along with Miss Pogue to next s ear ' s senior class. Marjorie Ketcham leaves her jewelry to Jean Crowley. Phil Kirton bequeathes his car ' ' to anyone who likes to walk. Betty Jane Knies passes on that booth in Bru-Inn to the next generation. Lauretta I orenz wills her red hair to Shirley Hennev. Marilvn Lowell wills the color of her hair to Phyllis Shotwell. 55