Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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Benny Smith leaves his desire to be a sailor to Stan Benge. He hopes that when and if Stan becomes a gob he will leave behind him as pretty a girl as Ben did. Doug and Ernie Steward leave to the Student Body their memory. Thanks, boys. Ruth Van Orsdel leaves her ability to get along with the soldiers to the younger set of girls as they will have to carry on in her absence. Bob Johnson leaves his ambition to play the drums in Harry James Orchestra to Bobie Frieson. Come on, Bob, get hep to the jive. Elva Buhler wills her clear complexion to anyone and everyone who can use it. Edna and Esther Heinrichs leave their good grades to their little sister who can still use them. In order that someone can be found to take Everett Mott's place on the Tennis Team, Everett bestows his great interest in this sport to the Rooks. Jane Kreason leaves her sugar card to Jack Crider as he is in need of someone or something sweet. Ruth Reimer wills her blondness and beautiful green sweater to Katherine Richardson. Calvin Cox leaves Anna Clanfield to Dick Wilson. Take care of her, Dick. Armond Frey wills his shy and modest way with all the girls to the rest of the Wolves of Dallas High. Catherine Dembowski leaves her really swell personality to any girl that needs it. This will insure our always having a neat girl with us. Louis Domaschofsky wills his ability to evade school to Paul Dilly. Rachel Frey wills her golden and mellow voice to Erma Brooks. Ruth Hildebrand wills her quiet and sedate way of walking to Pat Krewson. Clifford Frieson leaves his ability to keep quiet in class to Verda Mae Webster. Joyce Houtz leaves her desire to be chairman of committee's to Shirley Hass. Elsie Harber leaves her ability to keep out of difficult situations to Allan Inglis. Carl Schmidt wills his desire to follow in his brother's footsteps to Dave and Bob Howard. Alma Fast wills her desire to get together with Elenora Markwart so as to compromise on their sizes. Richard Fisher leaves the continuation of his name to Erna Fisher. Violet Goertz wills her likeness for Harry Fast to no one. She still likes him. Ruth Shultz leaves her friendship with Alice Wall to Helen Riemer. Dan Wiens leaves his ability to be a great farmer to Joe Chockrane. Kenneth Wright leaves — . He hopes!! I I

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Junior-Senior Play THE CAST Burleigh ............................ Curtis Lamb Pickles ..............................Beverly Bennett Hattie ................................Ann Clanfield Mag ...................................Phyllis Bennett Flo ......................................Sue Thiesen Pee Wee ..........................................Erna Fisher Miss Dibble ...........................- .Vesta Franz Lillian ...............................Myrna Payne Helen .................................Althea Zentz Myra ..................................Helen Siddall Tony .......................................Rees Linn Blimp ...................................Dick Wilson Duke ...............................Kenneth Wright Pete ............................... Bob Dornhecker The Juniors and Seniors presented a three-act comedy entitled Pickles Becomes a Lady in the high school auditorium, April 30, at 8:00 P.M. The purpose of the play was to raise money for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The setting of the comedy was the Dibble School for Girls. The main character is Pickles, a popular 16-year-old star athlete of the school. Pickles, whose real name is Edith, has a continual struggle between being a tomboy and a lady. The tomboy usually won out, that is until two young aviators (Tony and Blimp), who are carrying important international papers, are forced down on the school grounds. Pickles falls head over heels in love with the handsome Tony, and Tony falls in love, too, not with Pickles, but with a charming, young teacher. Pickles is in danger of becoming a very prim young lady in order to win Tony but she is side-tracked by the appearance of the two villains (Duke and Pete), who are after the important papers. Pickles becomes lost but finally emerges the heroine by outwitting the villains, also Pickles Becomes a Lady. 20

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