Edmonds High School - Echo Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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ARTICLE IV June Koch bequeaths her glamor to the best looking new girl next ear. y Dorothy Leise leaves her contralto voice to Anna May Mitchell. Stanley Lund leaves some wellfchewed gum to someone in the commerf cial department. Dorothy Milton leaves her Irish beauty to Margaret Little. Dixie Lee Miller leaves her captivating ways to Patsy Podas. Robert Moses leaves the electricity in the school in good condition. Evan Morgan leaves his gift of gab' to Robert Lichtenstein. Richard Murphy leaves his oratorical ability to Stanley Jennings. Chelsea Miller leaves her pleasant disposition to Mary Evans. Mary Jane O'Halloran leaves her golden hair to Peggy Peters. ARTICLE V Donald Priebe leaves his place on the Alderwood bus to john Breed, hoping he gets a chance to use it. Marylu Podas leaves the Girls' Club presidency to whoever is elected. Lucille Porter leaves her burning of midnight oil to Virginia Walker. Harold Phillips leaves several unsigned absence slips to whoever needs them. Warren Savory leaves his white teeth to Winston Carlson. Edward Schoenholz. leaves his Boy Scout prowess to Bernard Thomson. Annabelle Sorensen 'leaves her brown eyes to Mildred Hudson. Wilson and Margaret Scott leave their ability to get along pleasantly to Lorraine and Kenneth Wilcox. Malvin Stenson leaves his harem to Bob Lee. Glenn Stubbs leaves the position of head debater in American Govern' ment to any good talker. Louis Swift leaves his interest in writing to Mary Elizabeth Davis. ARTICLE VI Glen Taylor leaves his executive ability to Dale Huber. Phyllis Thomson leaves the presidency of Lettergirls to an athletic junior girl. Adeline Trager leaves her tennis racket to Esther Carlson. Arthur Turner leaves his car to Joe Ewing and Emil Stadler. Alfred Turner leaves Jean Rice open to suggestions. Mildred Tutmark leaves Johnny Denby to Frances Bigelow. Joseph Weigel leaves his reputation as a woman hater to Annis Hovde. Bill Woelke leaves his extensive vocabulary to any three juniors who can master it. Harrison Wright leaves the presidency of the Radio Club to Ed Plimp- COI1. Kenneth Yost leaves his dimples to his cousin, Jane. Dick Young leaves all the girls heartfbroken. ARTICLE VII Having thus disposed of our property in our Last Will and Testament, we hereby set our hand and seal this 4th day of june, one thousand nine hundred and thirtyffive. ' Signature aiiixed, CLASS CF '3S. MARTHA LOUISE Buss, Executrix. eighteen

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1935 wish to leave something to the members of Edmonds High School besides our undying memory. We hereby will and bequeath the following of our guarded treasures: ARTICLE I To Mrs. Marjorie Murphy and Miss Luella jones we leave our sincere appreciation of their help during our senior year. To the rest of the faculty we leave our thanks for their patience and efforts to improve us. To the juniors we leave a new idea-that of Student Government- to use as they see fit. To the sophomores we leave our quiet and orderly spirit in class meetings. A To the freshmen we leave our good wishes and lots of hope. That's all we started with. ARTICLE II Eddie Allen leaves his popularity to Wilson DeLand. I Stanley Aymond leaves his place on the stage crew to Jack Lofstad. Betty Bernhardt bestows her literary ability on Laura Duston. Grayce Beltz leaves her corner in the manual training shop to Margaret Roberts. Caroline Benner leaves Glen Taylor under lock and key. Curtis Birge leaves first place in the hoosegow to Pep Deming. Martha Louise Bliss leaves the Torch presidency to the most deserving junior. Lucille Blough leaves her sweet disposition to Eileen Fischer. Robert Bonney leaves the presidency of the senior class to Bill Congdon. John Burtis leaves the Student Association presidency to Don Clausen Ralph Butler leaves his bicycle to his sister, Laura. Lillian Carlson leaves some grape juice for Senior Skip Day next year. Robert Carlson leaves his sparkling eyes to Roy Weller. ARTICLE III Don Chase leaves early and comes home late. Llewellyn Clark leaves his job as ticketfmaker to Walter Buritt. Harry Congdon leaves his height to Don Moyer. Hudson Cooper leaves his quiet ways to Clara Hammerquist. Edward Date leaves his glasses to anyone who needs them. David Delameter leaves his good wishes to all the girls. Elsie Engstrom leaves her talent for pantomime to Vifinifred Hammond. Frances Fisk leaves her set of balanced books to Wanda Yost. Noel Hall leaves his football suit to Carl Swanson. Emilie Harries leaves her place on the W. A. C. Swimming team to Florence Soukup. Esther Harris leaves her scholarship to Lou Servey. Frances Heath leaves her 'place in Girls' Glee Club to Thelma Cressey. Herman Helmun leaves his broad shoulders to Allyn Hanbey. Patricia Huber leaves her pleasing personality to Fern Astell. Thelma Johnson leaves her brunette complexion to Florence Bertelson. Agnes Kanke leaves her business ability to Dorothy Crow. SCUCHCTC71

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CLASS PROPHECY One hotfand-cold day in the year 1945-it was in the middle of sum' mer, I mean the Atlantichthe dogs were pulling the sled too fast, so I got out of the rumble and put out thirteen anchors. And if any of you dumb citrons think the weather wasn't perfect for crocheting, you've never eaten good fried chicken. But listen! I was dying of fatigue, and my feet burned from despair for was it remorse?j. My mind wandered afar among the daffodils. I smelled strawberries. Millfsmoke! Ah, nuts! Fancy mix or peanuts. All the nuts of my class of '35 then came back to me and my feet burned worse. Where, oh where, were my poor friends of those Handkerchief Hop days? Where was I? Where are you? Who has the hanky? I slept. I woke. I gently closed my eyes and listened to the humming of the horsefflies. What made me this way? I concentrated. Eureka! The stories I had heard of my friends in captivity. Listen, and go nuts, yourself. EDDIE ALLEN has developed into business manager for the Detroit Dirty Sox. STANLEY AYMOND is night watchman on Seattle Tennis Club to see that no one takes the nets. GRAYCE BELTZ is the model for the rising young artists, LoU1s SWIFT and ROBERT BONNEY. CAROLINE BENNER has concocted a new sunburn lotion especially ap' propriate for skiers. BETTY BERNHARDT is writing nature stories for DAVID DE LAM.-XTER'S Children's Magazine, JOHN BURTIS is newly-elected president of the sendfafdime chain letter club. RALPH BUTLER has started a Debate Club called the American Arguf mentative Association. MARTHA LOUISE BLISS is surf-board champion at Waikiki Beach. CURTIS BIRGE is boys' adviser at Monroe, teaching them how to smooth over difficulties with authorities. LUCILLE BLOOGH and LUCILLE PORTER are proprietors of the Madame Lucille Beauty Salon. V DOROTHY LEISE is a popular scenario writer for the movies. STANLEY LUND has become the Clark Gable of his day. CHELSEA MILLER is raising tulip bulbs to ship to Holland. DIXIE LEE MILLER is a carioca danseuse in Rio de Janeiro. DOROTHY MILTON is private secretary to Huey Long. EVAN MORGAN is founder of the Esperanto Publishing House. ROBERT MOSES is head of the radio division of the Intelligence Depart- ment of the United States Army. - RICHARD MURPHY is operating Ricardo's School of the Dance. MARY JANE O'I'IALLORAN is telling stories to the children over the Kiddies' Hour. HAROLD PHILLIPS has accepted a contract to 'Lclean up Edmonds. MARYLU PODAS is hostess-manager of Ye Old Scotch Tea Room. WARREN SAVORY has a monopoly posing for the toothpaste ads. ED SCHOENHOLZ is sugar daddy to the gold diggers of 1945. MARGARET SCOTT and WILSON SCOTT are operating a Reindeer Meat Relief Station for the disappointed Townsendites. nineteen