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Class Will Evelyn Hall would like to leave a million dollars for use in the dramatics department. Charles Hoffman will leave two bits to anyone who will change his name to Fauntleroy Wurzel Flummery. Esther Hopkins lends her W. S. C. heart stimulant to Marnie Lawrence. Roseanne Horrigan reluctantly gives up her mud-slinging to Carolyn Miles-but not for long. Alice Hyatt leaves her peanuts to Richard Stone. Dorothy Hyatt offers her Home Ec ambitions to Chico Rogers. MaryhJob,presents her radical speeches to Hitler fas if he needed t em . Maynard Jones and his Eltopian lingo can't be separated. Mary Kenoyer sacrifices part of her gum to Juanita Vannet. She can't do without some of it. Leonlard Lewis wills the red spots on his shirt collar to Logan ong. Helen Lucas wills her middle name to one of the West girls. Marie Martell isn't going to take those bulldogs with her. Jack Mercer leaves his love for the stage, grease paint, and foot- lights to Arden Casey. fLeaves his love-period.J Jean. Millet leaves carrying six subjects to the next Simpson com- ing up. Louise Morris can't get rid of her fleas, lice and ticks. fNick- names.J Jim Mueller is graduating from weeds to ropes . Thelma Myklebost takes her possibility of becoming an Arbogast with her. Claudene Nicholson donates her middle name, Ruby , to Crystal Wayland. Helen Noland gives her success in Kennewick to Nadine Newlun. Roy Norman leaves his dreamed-of trip to South America to bet- ter dreamers. Margaret Pointkowski leaves her last name to Judy Smith. Allan Poesy's Gentlemen and -ln goes to Miss Doolittle's collection of freshly laid eggs. Roy Potter hopes the five camels will stop at his gas pump while on summer tour. QCarnels? - alley ratslj Paul Arbogast donates his frequent, honest opinions to those with monopolistic tendencies. Virgil Arbogast designates his Te Amo to Ole Skartland. Glenn Baker has already left. Charles Boatman is gonna help General Gregson drill draftees. Watch out, Mark! Elsie Bottler parks her little gray coupe at Sacajawea. fHandy -huh? Dick Browri leaves his Belt bull to Goon Loyles. Roy Capps relinquishes the Capps' technique to Art-Wow! John Carroll wills his immunity to women to Dirck Minkiewitz. Mary Carroll wills the Jitterbug, a car which will run Cif gas- sed,l to Dale Liberty. Ruth Ann Cherry, Queen of the Merry, resigns her Senior Class strife in favor of Cay Cooney.
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Senior Sneak Commencement LORIS UNGE RE CHT-Wasco 4. JEANETTE CGS-A Cappella 2, 35 Cheney Music Meet 33 Library 43 Gi e Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Nonettes 3, 45 Seniorita Sec. 43 Wasc , hespian 4h Class Sec. 15 Prompter for Senior Pl 4. . j ,I pi I' XY JACK MERCER-A Cappella 25 Boys' Glee Club 2, 35 Jazz Band 1, 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Brass Sextet 3, 43 Brass Quartet 43 Thespian 3, 45 Cheney Music Meet 2, 33 Violin En- semble 45 Pep Band 33 National Thespian 3, 43 Pres. National Thes- pian 43 Green Stockings 33 Tea for Four 35 Eyes of Tlaloc 43 Lilies of the Field 43 Ellensburg Music Meet 45 Basketball 1, 2. SHIRLIE SOHUTTQA Cappella 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Clufb 1, 2, 45 Wasco 2, 33 Thespian 1, 2, 3, 43 A. S. B. Rep. wesah 2. We call it our sneak and we did sneak Away from our teachers and books- And not a soul knew we were going EXCEPT The teachers, The frosh and sophs and juniors, The school board Kennewick, Connell and Columbia, Our boy friends, our girl friends, Our parents and relatives, Our bosses down town, And the papers, They were absolutely all. We had a lovely sneak . Ode to Liberty Shades of Lucy Stoners Emancipated femmes Freedom on the high seas Suffragettes again- Let none of us stand amazed At whatever comes to pass For a girl is elected president Of the graduating class! Senior Ball Beat me, daddy, eight to the bar! Twist and twirl and duck and spar, Slide and trust that you don't fall- Senior dance, Masonic Hall! McEwan Bright, bright is Di'ckie's head, Burning and tomato-red. Blest be the Hottentot, Who else could stand the sun that hot? Approaching this hour in our blithesome Way, We get a bit solemner day by day - Till at last when I haul that sheepskin in I may show a tear instead of a grin. When we think, Next year I'll not be around It isn't such a cheerful sound - And we really hope as we pull from port That the ones who are left won't sell us short. Of course we slipped up on this and that, But we went out swinging when we came to bat- To those who next year still belong We leave this thought: Please carry on . Swan Song These things we bequeath to you Who follow in our footsteps: A new gym and auditorium, Band uniforms, handball court, Big new tennis courts, A footlball field free of mortgage, An art course for those who like it, We bequeath these to you, freely, tSince we won't get to use 'emli -Gryper, '41, Senior Play There's the hothouse type. And the field-run type Often compared to a lass3 It seems sort of silly To call a senior a Lily When we aren't that sort of a class! Glee Sinc-
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Class Will Robert Clark preserves his corn, by ear, for Jim, Dean, etc. Mary Ellen Cooney resigns her secretary's position fon the A. S. B. President's lapj to Glenna Mcllraith. Pat CCornie Nellj Cornell gives her part in the last scene of the Senior play to the girls who whistled at the leading man. Paul Cousineau leaves his draft number with Clayton Graham. QIt's safe there.J Milky Durand-we doubt if Droopy Durand will designate Dar- ling Donna to the Dapper Dans of the Descending Dark Ages. Nadene Edwards wills. Don Elliot keeps his farming. Bob Exline leaves his gooing grounds to Barb Blanton-What? Catherine Fanning dedicates her nickname, Fanny , to Joan Skinner. Helen Fox moves over in her rumble seat to make room for Evel- yn Pierce. Stuart Funk bestows his hairy chest on Peanuts Lance. Mary Gratz' one dented telephone pole goes to Fred Huber. June Haag pushes Spooky's Bible lesson off on Pat Hampton. Howard Pulliam bequeaths his saying Pm a ba-a-ad boy, to Larry Kelly. Betty Rasmussen leaves her high flying to Loraine Lansing. Jeanette Riggs' blond fiancee was already taken by the Army. Harlan Ritter leaves every fifth period. Bill Sawyers departs to catch up with Margaret. Louise Schweppe wills her red hair to Rita Hays. Shirley Schutt leaves her shincracking, literally speaking, to Ellen Tabor. Frank Schuneman wills his shooting ability among the Wittle Gwey Wabbits to the Army. Betty Shaffer wills her roughnecking to Beverly Arneson. Lawrence Smith's zombie style goes to Druggist Sullivan. James Simpson leaves his A copyrights-Donna Westby, That's enough for me. Leroy Spencer wills his student conference trip to anyone who polishes enough apples for Mr. Simpson. Junior Steele leaves his cat and four kittens. Allan Stinson leaves his proficiency in growing a beard to the Thespian Club. John Sullivan fRuralJ donates that cute little hop in his dancing to Donna Potter. Gordon Ceiling Zero Towne leaves some of his height to short- ies who go with tallies. CYou're first, Lee.J Charles Tramel leaves the plans to his new house to Mr. Easton. Eva Mae Ungerecht's more silent moments go to Joyce Perry. Loris Ungerecht bequeaths her French lessons to Reba Savage who is invulnerable after Latin. Leonard Vannet bequeaths his lectures on Smoking and Drink- ing to Ed Modesky. Ed West! leaves his spitwad sharp shooting ability to Betty Wood- h . ea Gwen Wilkerson leaves all those secrets she's kept for Miss Harris to censor.
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