Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

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Sonia flass W'Il Be it known that the following persons are leaving to their survivors certain cherished worldly possessions that cannot be taken with them. I, Beverly Anderson, always out there first, will my alphabetical position to Howard Zurlinden. I, Priscilla Asper, will my many nicknames to Burma Gass. I, Florence Ballweber, will my embarrassing situations and accompanying blushes to June Polly. For the protection of her customers, I, Mary Jo Bean, will my medical books to soda jerk, Alice Baglien. I, Irving Bond, will my operetta book to Skippy Paquin. I, Louise Buchanan, will my high sporano voice to Ken Schubert. I, Sanford Budeau, will my colorful vocabulary to Shirley Cox for the advancement of culture. I, Beverly Castor, will my shy grin to Eva May Rheinholdt. I,Ers el Christopherson,will to Dewaine Davis all future singing services plus special rates for funeral solos . I, Bonnie Corbett, will my notoriously spicy jokes to Laura Lewis. I, Gerald Crane, will my geometry papers to Arnold Evans for minor corrections. I, Fred Cummings, will my romantic ways to Al Bekebrede. I, Le Roy Dejardin, will to Phil Parker my duties as All-Around-Handy-Mand and Skipper-of-Classes. I, Eldon Erb, will to Margaret Block my flashy red T' ' shirt in exchange for her shimmering green sweater. I, Lois Granner, will to Vivian Taylor all my fives. fEditor's note: It just don't look right to me., I, Joanne Green, will to Tony Medearis my capacity for causing a disturbance at the perfect time. I, Albert Hansen, will my air-conditioned jalopy fwhich by the way, has no brakes, to Victor Dryden. I, Merle Henn, will not take no for an answer. flsistening, Vera?J I, Reynold Herigstad, will mv frequent nervous attacks to Frank P. McDonnell. I, Hazel Hermanson, will my frequent capacity for making split-second decisions to Donna Duffy--no, Crescent English--no--I Can't seem to make up my mind! 1, Eugene Hindrnan, will to Ken Schubert my treasured bestseller, AMERICA'S SIXTY FAMILIES. I, Patricia Houseweart, will my position on the Clean-up Committee to Opal Moen and Darlene Hughes. I, Jeanette Hove, will swap boyfriends will Janice Norton anytime. Life gets tedious. I, Lloyd Huiras, will the muscles in my right forearm to Wanda Schroeder. I, Keith Heyerly, will my prison record to Joyce Piper. I, Allard Juedes, will my typing ability to Donald Mala. I, Edward Kappel, will my speaking ability to Shirley Slover, I. Beatrice Keener, will two-fifths of my heart to Johnny Mathews, one-fifth to Red Morris, one-fifth to Fred Cummings, and one-fifth to Alcoholics Anonymous. I, Edward Kelley, will my chair outside Mr. McDonnell's English class to Robert Worley. I, Willis Meisenheimer, Man of Leisure, will to Chuck Addicott my copy of Illow to Relax Z4 Hours a Day. I, Katherine Miller, will my fruitless attempts at drawing to my good friend and fellow struggling artist, Loris Larson. I, Frances Mills, will that fatal glance of mine to Richard McCormick. I, Duane Monnier, will to Farrell Jones, my office as President of the Organized Admirers of Miss Wohler. I, Melvin Monnier, will my manly physique to Keith Mootry. I, Victoria Moran, will my stylish crew cut to Sam Andresen. I, Arthur Nelson, will my correspndence course in female phychology to Chuck Ruud. I, La Rayne Nine, will my sunny disposition to Oleta Murphy. I, Dorothy Oakes, will my soft-spoken charm to Lyle Henderson. I, Vera Pantle, will my band uniform to Edward Baumann. I, Richard Paradis, will my flashing smile to Dona Seaton. I, June Pearson, will to Robert Fisher my great powers of concentration while day-dreaming in English class. I, Loyal Peterson, will my basketball experience to Joe Kelley. I, Doris Pillsbury, will my unusual ability to escape shower check to Loris Merriott. I, Doris Prinslow, offer this tip to Andy Rice. Git u-u-p, ya lay-zy critter. I, Dean Seaton, will my presidential duties and ability to still the raging uproar to Billy Castor. I, Carroll Serene, will my faithful attendance at basketball games to Doris Lehman. I, Betty Schifsky, will my patented machine gun giggle to Jim Cox for his private amusement. To promote safety, I, Tom Stampley, will to Merle Schultz my expert driving arm fthe one on the wheell. I, Velmer Stretch, will to Clayton Seaton all the corny jokes that have ever been cracked about my name. I, Carol Taylor, will to Barbara Glass, my medals received for secretarial service above and beyond the call of duty. ' I, Patricia Tremaine, will my superb gum-chewing technique to Mr. Finkelstein. I, Virgil Toepfer, will not commit myself. I, Ralph Undseth, will my bottle of peroxide to Gloria Herzberg. I, Franklin Vistica, will my active membership in the Communist Party to Eugene Hindman. I, Doris Waymire, fool that I am, will my boyfriend Scotty to Mush Barbour for safe keeping. I, GeneWells, extend my deepest sympathy to twin and fellow-sufferer, Carleene Helsel. I, John Thomas Wells, extend my deepest sympathy to twin and fellow-sufferer, Caroline 'Helsel. I, Patricia Withers, will my exceptional acting ability to Ethel Barrymore.

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DORIS WAYMIRE Born: january 29, 1933 Woodburn, Oregon Ambition: Housewife While we live let us enjoy life . GENE WELLS Born: September 25, 1931 Alliance, Nebraska Ambition: Undecided The vulgar only laught but bred people often smile but seldom laugh . never smileg where-as well- JACK WELLS Born: September 25, 1931 Alliance, Nebraska Ambition: Undecided To laugh were want of goodness and of graceg and to be grave exceeds all pow'r of face . PATRICIA WITHERS Born: june 27, 1932 Salem, Oregon Q? rdf QM, 2 Ambition: College Silence is virtue .

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o 1 Q x ,we Howard Zurlinden ii .fs f Alice Baglien Vice President S Secretary Charles Ruud Pres ident M188 virginill Wbhlel' Burg-ng Gqss AdViB01' Treasurer Many an inspiring young junior came back to school this fall. They elected as their president, Chuck Ruudg vice-president, Howard Zurlindeng secretary, Alice Baglieng treasurer, Burma Gassg student coun- cil representative, Andy Rice. Some of the highlights of the foregoing year were a Sock Hop g the junior Class Play, Meet Me in St. Louis g the annual picnic: and the junior-Senior Prom. 'di loan M ww.. First Row: B. Glass, M. Block, S. Slover. D. Duffy, M. Hagen, C. Helsel, C. Helsel, B. Gass, A. Baglien, C. Ruud, A. Rice, H. Zurlinden, C. Addicott. Second Row: 'Miss V. Wohler, D. Seaton, J. Polly, C. English, D. Lehman, D. Hughes, 0. Murphy, S. Cox. D. Ostrom, L. Nelson, M. Weigel, G. Paquin. Third Row: J. Norton, E. Rogers, B. Thompson, L. Merriott, E. Rhelnholdt, L. Larson, V. Taylor, B. Copeland, O. Moen, W. Schroeder, G. Kay, V. Dryden, J. Rivenes. Fourth Row: A. Beam, S. Andresen, A. Medearis, R. Fisher, L. Henderson, P. Shook, B. Young, A. Steel, F. jones. R. Chitwood, H. Haynes, L. Roler. Fifth Row: R.Mc Cormick, C. Seaton, A. Bekebrede, M. Schultz, A. Evans, D. Davis, K. Mootry, K. Schubert, L. Lewis, P. Parker, J. Thomas, E. Bauman.