North Hollywood High School - El Camino Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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BILL WEBB Future: Navy. ROSALIE WHEELER Part: Las Amitas, Spanish Club, and G.A.A. Future: Business School. LOIS WIDMAN Past: Las Amitas, Spanish Club, Victory Gavel, and G.A.A. Future: University of Mexico. DOROTHY WILLIAMSON Past: Madrinas and Scholarship Society. Future: Santa Barbara State College. GEORGE WINDRUM Part: Stage Crew Manager. Future: Undecided. RICHARD ZWEIFEL: Part: North Hollywood High School Band. Future: United States Army Camera Shy JOHN W. DAVIDSON ROY HAMILTON WILLIAM A. La BOSSIERE, JR. FRED RAPP BETTY A. NOBLE RONALD BAS WILLS OF WINTER CLASS '45' I, Bob Abraham, do hereby will my ability to get out of tight scrapes to some poor Sr. B. I, Jerry Antes, do will my will power to Willie. CPagonesl I, Bob Beeman, as party of the first part, do will Janie I-Iedricks, party of the second part, my bright sweater, be- cause she, the party of the second part, can fill it better than the party of the first part. I, Sugar Bluemm, hereby will Shirley Swendson to be picked on alone by Ron and Don Diggins. I, Mary Bouche, will to Peggy, Flora, Eve and Jeanne, my locker-they need it badly. I, Tom Bowles, will my favorite pig-pen in Agriculture to anyone who can raise bigger and better choice pigs in it. I, Carol Brandt, hereby leave my little black pen to J.D. who used it more anyway. I, Don Burkett, will to Jennings Pierce my position on the first string cannon fodder. I, Walter Catts, will a good 75C to Chuck Powers for a good hair cut. I, Dottie Chiarodit, leave my brains fwhat few I have leftj to Barbara Elliott and Audrey Lee. They need them. I, Margy Coles, will my dirty blue sweater to the Russian Relief. I, Lois Rusty Denaple, will my Hoarse laugh to Eveleen Winters. I, Don Dunlap,will my moustache to anyone who wants it. I, Mildred Durrell, will my extensive knowledge of Spanish ? ? ? to Jean Thomas. I hope you enjoy it as I have. Good luck. U I, Pat Elliot, will my great sense of humor to Audrey Lee. I, Jerry Rae Engelke, will my ability to do the Samoan Seiva, and other native dances to Peggy Durkin. I, Allen M. Feltcorn, do hereby leave my job of waving my arm in front of the N.H.H.S. band to Mister Eugene Starr. I also leave my clarinet cadenzas to Jack Lee and Otis Wilson who have been trying for years to play them. I, Richard Frei, hereby bequeath my grey hairs to those who caused them: the guardian of the chemistry lab. and the guy who drives George Husband's car. I, Wanda Lee Gaudin, will my ability to be quiet in Drama class to Kenny Bowe, Glenn Dicus, and Frank Darien. I, Joan Gregory, will my Senior-A privileges to my B-10 sister Noelle-The scrub! I, Janie Prexy Hedrick, will my hair-do's to any one who wants them. I, Jeanne Henry, will my ability to cry and laugh at the same time to any one who wants to, too. I, Louise Hickingbotham, leave my services to the school. I, Mary Hoch, will all my 8:00 dental appointments to Barbara Faust. I, Gil Hodges, will the members of my class to the world. I, Helene Holthe, will the Senior-A section in the Aud to all up and coming Senior-A's in the hope they'll get used to being trampled and getting out last as we always did. I, Joan Howard, will my car to those poor Hitch Hikers who wander along Magnolia Blvd. Part: Varsity letter in Football, member Hi-Y and Lettermen s Ch

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mt: Historian of Madrinas and Secretary of Victory Gavel. HOEBE SCHROEDER uture: Los Angeles City College. AT SCHUSTER ' 'ans French Club and G.A.A. 'uture.' Los Angeles City College. lRNEST SEALEY 'artr Victory Gavel Club. 'ulurex United States Army. tUDREY SILVERSTEIN 'auf Scholarship Society Novitiate. 'uluref U.C.L.A. ACK SMALLEY 'ans A mcmher of the mighty Class of W'45. Sonria Siempref' You Can't Take lt With You. 'uturef Occidental College. LOBIN SMlTH 'arts Vice President of the Madrinas, member of Circle C and Scholarship Novitiate, President of the French Club, Secretary of Student Body, and President of Girls' League, Naughty Marietta. iulure: U.C.L.A. TOM SNEAD 'am Future Farmers of America, Varsity Football, and Scholarship Novitiate. iuluref Texas A. and M. IOLLEEN TAYLOR 'ans G.A.A. iuluref Santa Barbara State College. JOREEN TURNHAM 'auf Scholarship Society, Sealbearer, and G.A.A. iuture: Business School. ELEANOR VILES 'mln Las Amitas. Tulare: Business School. XNN VOSS 'am Member of the Class of '45, iulures Undecided. v1AXlNE WALDEN 'anr Tri-Y. Tuture: U.C.L.A. :RANK WALKER 'am A member of the mighty class of W'45. Tnure: Agriculture College. BRUCE WATSON 9411: A member of the mighty class of W'45. Vulure: College. 7RAZlER WEAVER 'aux A member of the mighty class of W'45. r...... Az. r,.....

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I, Nancy Johnson, hereby will all my old medals and pins Cand the secret of how I got themj to Rive Bowman, who spent Geometry time asking me about them. I, Margie Kaufman, do hereby will to Betty Romero my exquisite skill to undergo punishment of Joe's Sad Jokes and hope she will pass them on to the other folks. I, Jean Kenney, hereby will to Shirley Glickman my ability to get in and out of trouble, mostly in. On second thought, she may not need it. il, Dorothy Kerr, will to my very good friend and lower classman, Beverly Whitaker, all my undying devotion for Stewart Hamlin with fondest hopes that one day she will see the light and switch on the radio at 4:45 p.m. to KFWB. I, Harvey Klitzke, will to Fred McGinnis my parking space in Dusenburg Row, and any old gas stamps he might hnd there. I, Jeanne Lacey, will my athletic ability to all the A-10's in my gym period. I, The Voice Laffm, will my great OJ singing ability to Eugene Tissot, who can't sing either. I, Lynne Lake, will all my good times at the Civic dances to everyone who goes. I, Walter Landaker, do hereby leave all the fond memories of my gayly colored ties to Uncle George Betts, who took Trig. from me,. also to my unfortunate friends Dial T., Robert Van B., Waren B., and the rest of the poor Senior B's. I also leave a goodbye to Mr. Beckes. I, Martha Lashley, will my ability to mix up Mr. Eastman's file to anyone who is dopy enough to want it. I, Gloria Lee, will my easy blushes to Fay Chaldecott, who can certainly use them. I, Red Lewman, do hereby will this school to Eugene Stiener for three years. I, Beverly Levin, leave to Marilyn Shrager my ability to keep my nails long. I, Keith Limberg, hereby will Bill Beggs 25c to buy him- self a bottle of hairoil. I, Edwin Limond III, the party of the first, being sane UD of mind, and sound of body, do hereby bequeath to the party of the second part my assets andfor liabilities, to Bill Mier- stein, my cane. . I, Virginia McClure, will to Tootie Huntley my ability to study and get my home work in on time. She'll need it. I, Dorothy McIntosh, bequeath to my sister all homework I haven't done before she graduates. I, Jackie McKay, will my gym shorts to Dolores Braumel. I, Pete C. McWilliams, will ---- ? ? ? ? I, Betty Magill, hereby leave my little sister to anyone who wants her and can take care of her better than I can. It's a hard job, believe me. . I, Doris Maxfield, hereby will my ability to run the switch- board in the Main OHice to anybody that is willing to go crazy learning. ' I, Tim de Michaud, will my ability to run for all offices and not be elected, to any local idiot. I, Ednamae Molloy, hereby will what is left of my henna to Ethel Hale who needs it more than I do. I, Jeanne Morgan, will my Horn Rimmed glasses to Marceline Glynn-who really needs them. I, Lelia Myers, will to Shirley Ann Read, my well worn place in the Glee Club alto section fyal Toslj providing she ever gets the nerve to try out. I, Marjorie Nagel, hereby will my sympathy to anyone who has as much trouble in Geometry as I did. I, Betty Noble, hereby will my position of prestige in Mr. Ramsey's Bookkeeping class to Norma Magill. We, Elsie O'Connor and Marjorie Cassels will our ability to play two piano duets to anyone who can master them. I, Maury Orr, bequeath my place in the affection of Senora Roubidoux Randolph to her next class idiot, and I hereby will my long hair to anyone who has the strength to brush it. I, Anita Oxhorn, do hereby will my ability to mooch gum to anyone who can do it. CMore power to them.D I, Jeannette Pappmeier, will my blonde hair to Mr. Shepro. I, Charlie Paramore, do hereby bequeath my strange ability to be late to class every morning without demerits to anyone who so desires it. I, Betty Paterson, will-not commit myself. I, Florine Pilcher, being of unsound mind Cand not sus- pecting an accidentl declare this to be my last will and testament. I, Kay Piro, will my good times at N.H.H.S. I, Billie Purtell, do hereby will what few clothes I have to Dionne Litchfield, not that she needs them, but she always has them on. I, Jo Ann Riggins, will my intelligence Cnot very muchj to Lydia Proost. 1 I, Marjorie Ross, being of sound mind and body do hereby eave- I, Pat Schuster, will my seat in Mrs. Rosen's Sr. Math. Class to any dummy who fails the Sr. B. Math. Test. I, Ernie Sealy, will my Oklahoma Credit Card to Don Archer. I, Audrey Silverstein, will my handkerchief to Marilyn Shrager so that she can cover the letter on her future letter- man sweater. We, Jack Smalley and Pete Rudolph, hereby will to N. H. H. S. and all its happy residents that lilting melody, The Sunshine Song. I, Robin Smith, hereby will to any girl who can keep from blushing, the privilege of being the only girl in Mr. Garner's Physics class. I, Barbie Stowell, will my Escudero sweater to a Madrina. I, Colleen Taylor, being of sound mind and a mighty Sr. A,. hereby leave to Bill Langford my place in Dr. Goldman's drafting class, hoping he will be fortunate enough to get as much out of it as I did. I, Doreen Turnham, will my attendance record to some smart tenth grader. I, Eleanor Viles, will my ability to give the students the wrong work permit blank to the next office practice student who is assigned to the Employment Oihce. I, Frazier Weaver, will to Jack Rutten my attendance record for Latin class. That's all I can say in regard to Latin. I, Max Walden, will my undying love for Frankie to Bea Chapman. I, Bruce Watson, will leave. I, Lois Widman, will my job as bottle decapper in the cafeteria to Shirley Barnes, the little girl with the big per- sonality. I, Dorothy Williamson, will my ability to go through Chemistry one and two without a slide rule to anyone who can stand a nervous breakdown. Being of sound mind and no body, I, Richard Zweifel, will to Don Davies, Harry Mathews, and Bob I-Iardaway, the shift at the Hollywood Canteen.