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ANITA B, I.AING— I et Ub Be Gay Anita warbled in the choir 3 yrs., belonged to Library Club 2, and served on the ticket com. for the Jr. Play. She can ' t resist Near Yon or southern fried chicken, but she hates the new long: skirts. She likes to cook, oi go mot- orcycle riding during her leisure time. Nlta plans to become a housewife in the near future. She liked hist- ory and Mr. Cunningham best. ROBGRT £. LAKB— Chuckles Eddie went out for football 3 yrs. and was on the J-Hop decorations. His unlucky break was getting caught Halloween night. His favorite subject is English ; favorite teacher. Mrs. Murray. Bob prizes his dog, idealizes John Garfield, and hates to see young girls wearing silk stockings. He en- joys hearing Ballerina He is now working at Oliver, but plans to work at Kel- logg ' a. FRANKtlN K£SSEL LINE— See My Lawyer Tall Frank was out for foot- ball 3 yrs. and track 1. He served on a Jr. Play com. and J - Hop decorations. Frank roves around with the boys; Cubbon Ditto, Fisher, Sher- man, and Derhammer at any interval. Claims his moat un- lucky break was being born ; maybe so. Prank! Stilt ' s most prized possessions are his am- bulance and his Big Ret crew. College plana. MARLAN A. MTEBS— Kiss and TeU Slim Marian was pres. of G.A.A. her Sr. yr., (joined 3 yrs.). in Usher Club 2 yrs., (Ass ' t Head Usher 1) ,an ex- tra in the Jr. Play, decorated for the G.A.A. formal and for the J-Hop. She moved here in 44 from W. K. Kellogg in B. C. ' Speedy kinsi greatest weakness is ' 47 olack Fords; her big break-coming to M.H.S. Plans, beauty operator. ROSALTN MARIE OXEARY Rose In Bloom Hosle was a fiusy girl: G.A.A. 4 yrs.. (aec.-o ne); band twirler 3; Latin Club 2, (vice-pres. 1) Spanish Club 2 (pres.- one) ; Usher Club 3 ; Journalism, Student Council 2. and vlco- pres. of her class 2. She ser- ved on G.A.A., and J-Hop decorations. Sr. Play make-up- and did the lead in the Jr- Play. Loves — dancing, read- ing, gadding, sleeping, ner kittens, and Mark. Agnes has a complete soap collection. KATHLEEN A. OTEBLEY— What Every Woman Knows Kathleen, liked bookkeeping best of her subjects; was an expert on the keys; and plans on office- work future. Her favorite song is Star Dost and she devours cherry pie Kathie likes Ice-skating, and the radio. She hates to ace girls w ear slacks to school. Her biggest break was seeing Wayne King while In Chic- ago. He most prized possess- ioon is her cedar chest. DORETHA B. LUX— Enchanted April Dainty Doretha didn ' t join many clubs: band 1 yr., Latin Club 2. Doretha claims that blushing is her greatest weak- ness, but we call it an asset. She enjoys chemisty and Sr. English, and dancing In her spare time If she isn ' t play- her accordian. Mr. Cuber Ja her ideal personality ; Dore- tha is employed for the time being at the Launderette, but plans include possibly college. JOANNE McKEACHIE— Four Cheers for Joan Gentle Joanne gathered points for G. A. A. 4 yrs., was i n orchestra 4, Latin Club 2. re- ported for the DIAL, and was on the J-Hop formal com. She does office work at Mr. Stuart ' s law office. Joanne admits her greatest weakness is putting off her studies. Her most prized possession Is Bill ' s class ring. Favorites are: music, macaroni and chees . — The Anniversary Son . It ' s college for Joanne. DONALD M. MORE— Playboy of the Western World Young Bemie devoted 4 yrs,, to basketball, 2 to football, and 1 to track: baseball mgr. 1 yr. Don joined Latin Club 2 yrs.. Student Council 2 yrg., class officer 2, Jr. Hlat. Soc. 2; secured the orchestra for the J-Hop. Don played timor- ous Joe in the Jr. Play; was chairman of the Senior Play stage crew, and wrote DIAL sport stuff. Little D ' s heart warms to records. as he cruises along ' . CAROL F. MATHER — Miss Chatterbox Friendly Skip wasn ' t much of a Joiner. She served on com. for the Jr. Play and skipped through G.A.A. 2 yrs. She was also an addition to the F.H.A. Mrs. Murray is her favorite teacher, and home living her favorite subject. Skip claims her temper Is her greatest weakness. Her favorite pas- time is a date with Chuck, when she can sfng her favor- ite song. Near Yon. MARY LOUISE McKEE — The Hasty Heart Pretty Peanuts pals around with Myers, Kloack, Handra, and Miller. Eating popcorn while listening to Vaughn Monroe ' s There, I ' ve Said It Agraln, heads her Hat, toget- her with Jim. Mary was act- ive in G.A.A. 4 yrs., Latin Club 1. and took part in the Jr. Play. Mary decorated for the J-Hop and G.A.A. formal. It ' s matrimony for alter- bound Mary. DONALD M. MURRAY— Napoleon, Jr. Don spent 2 yra. In Spanish Club, prompted the Jr. Play; portrayed crusty Dominic In the Sr. Play; and edited this Annual. He declares hie most unlucky moment was getting sick In the 9th grade. His favorite subject Is Physics a la Crumrlne. Woodle Her- man ' s Apple Honey Is his favorite song; hobby, collect- ing records; pet peeve, ' gos- sip or conceit. He hopes to go to M.S.C. 18
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