Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

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asf Witt ancfjesfamenf We, the Class of '51, first to graduate from the newly erected high school, being of sound and good intentions, herewith leaving the terrestrial halls of Woodburn High School, do make this our last will and testament as seniors of this scholas- tic institution: Howard Zurlinden, am tired of always being last and am taking advantage of this alphabetical position willed me last year by Beverly Anderson. Charles Addicott, will my wavy hair to Ray Eskelsen for use in basketball games. Alice Baglien, leave to my sister, Shirley, the honor of being the only Baglien left in high school. ' Edward Baumann, will my energetic walk to Pat Brundidge. Arthur Bean, will nothing, I want Janice myself. Margaret Block, will all my questions to people who are eager to learn. Richard Chitwood, will not be back next year ------------- I hope. James Cox, will my daily ride to school to anyone with my luck. Shirley Cox, will my nickname Chicken to anyone who knows what it means ----------are you kidding? Dewain Davis, will my innocent look to any person or thing that can get away with it. Victor Dryden, wish I had a new red pickup ------- truck, of course. Donna Duffy, will all my Canby boy friends to a needy freshman, Cresent English. will my ability for getting out of school early to any students that might work at the Independent. Robert Fisher, will my position on the basketball team to Joanne Mattson. Sharon Fitch, will my Learn to Squirrel in I0 Easy Lessons book to the Driver Training classes. Burma Gass, will my last name to any girl named Ethel. Barbara Glass Nyquist, will my artistic ability to next year's struggling artist. Homer Haynes, will my little green Ford to anyone who can keep it on the road. Caroline Helsel, will my last Red Dot to the Lettermen Club. Carleene I-Ielsel, will my loyalty to the U. of O. to Swede Pavlicek. Lyle Henderson, will my famous name to the school for posterity. Darlene Hughes, will my ability to shout above the noise to Mary Yuranek. Farrell Jones, will be 6' in another 17 years. Gwendolyn Kay, will my sly comments to myself, I enjoy them. Neal Lamphear, will my baby picture to the Wohiscan staff for use in the next year's annual. Loris Larson, will my skit ideas to whoever can control them. Ronald McCauley, will my Texas drawl to Norman Tyler. Richard McCormick, will my talent for getting my locker open to Sheila Fitch. Loris Merriott, will my timing to beat the tardy bell to Shirley Anderson. Opal Moen, will my famous bottle of peroxide to Joyce Yuranek. Oleta Murphy, will my bowling scores to Dixie Ruud--together they might make a fair average. Linda Nelson, will my parts in class plays to Josephine Vifquain. Janice Norton, will my partnership in cooking with Oleta to Clayton Seaton. Darlen Ostrom, will Chuck to college for the next four years--no longer. Gene Paquin, will track shoes to all the cats I try to run down. Philip Parker, will my quiet f?j ways to Eldo Murphy. June Polly, will hitch-hike to California if necessary. Eva Rheinholdt, will my ability to skip school--and get away with it--to Fat Jones. Andy Rice, will my Little BrownJug to Tom Belleque. Eileen Rogers, will my ability to stay awake nights to all the kids at the next slumber party. Charles Ruud, will my dry wit to next year's Wireless editorial writer. Kenneth Schubert, will my footprints where I ran on the wall in room 10 to next term Journalism students. Merle Schultz, will my ones, and also my love for pickles, to Bob Withers. Clayton Seaton, will my commuter's specia1 with my brother, Dean, to last year's Wohiscan editor, Hazel Hermanson. Donna Seaton, will my red hair to anyone who has a temper to match. Patsy Shook, will my love for Arkansas to that staunch Oregonian, Kerin Magnuson. Wanda Schroeder, will keep my ability to get to Canby for myself. Shirley Slover, will myself to Elmer, tor better or for worse. Art Steele, will not allow any corny jokes about my crew cut. Vivian Taylor, will my G. I... C. points to Delmar Wolf. Gerald Thomas, will be working steady for Uncle Sam for 26 months. Margaret Wiegel, will be counting the days from now on.

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