Echo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Echo, OR)

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 SENIOR CLASS WILL (This will develop your will power) We, the Seniors of 46. haunted by the thought of leaving E.H.S. in its present deplorable condition, do hereby will and bequeath the following, for the proper enlivenme-it of school activities in the coming years. (Also to thwart the old saying, Echo won't have a thing next year. ) I, Veda Irene Able, will my flirtatious smile and assortment of sailor's adresses to Ellen Westfall if she will use them as I did. I, Jack Frost Brow, will my ourly hair any my thorough knowledge of intoxicants to Dale Wilson. I, Rita Rose Correa, will ny ability to catch a man to anyone in need of it • I, Frances Eda Correa, will my yell-leading Job to Patty Finch, if she'll promise to go throu i all the motions. I, Arleigh Dabney, will my love for cattin' around to all hours to anyone who thinks he can survive the rigorous life. I, Francis Marie Finch give my friendly attitude toward the men to Dolly Ann Sparks. I, Clarence Edward Jordan, will my woman attracting qualities to my yound brother, who will probably make better use of them tten I did. I Mary Louise Madison, give my lady-like manners to Black Bess, please take good care of them, they're precious. I, James Charles Meechen , will my many feminine acquaintances to Charles Daly, the only other man who could possibly handle them all. I. Ina Viola Rauch, leave my ability to filch money from the treasury and still make the books balance, to sister Doris Just to keep it in the family and maybe get a little cut-in on the deal. I, Erwin Ralph Reese, will my everyready excuses to Dick Pelletier, who can use them, but not as well as 1 did. I, Ernest Fredrick Rohde, leave my car to Pedro Stone, if he won't wear it out to quickly. My sweet trombone tone I leave to Lois McElroy. I, Rober Custave Schiller, will my initials to Gene Berry for a permanent nickname. I, Edward Burl Wattenburger, leave my man-made waves to Dona-1 Reese. I leave Ethel in the safe hands of Junior McVicker, who, I'm sure 6an be trusted, We, the Senior Class will our wholesome, smiling, truthful, honest little characters to next year's Freshmen. To the Faculty, dear loved-ones, one and all, we leave at their nerves end, looking forward to three glorious months of vacation. The Student Body we leave in tears. The Seniors of '46.' Izzy Gootoh Notary Public Witnesses ♦Quatation from the book Words of the Wise , by the Honorable Edward Aberorombiel