Adna High School - Adonian Yearbook (Adna, WA)

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tween the two they eat up the proflt Lost of their proflt is 1856 by Drofessor George Henry Walch who lS thelr most steady customer From here Lee went dlrectlv to Fort Lewls, where 1 found Liss Anne Melton at work buslly cleanlng canrons Lx crawling through them Anne was qulte slght, some dlfference from the neat little girl of Adn school dafs Tee left 1ere lfeer a long chat with Anne and went to C1llfOIH1T to see Mlss CGClll8 Johnson He was vfrv surprlsed to flnd that Cecilia had won the Academy award as Uollyweoe's greatest actress She Love 'em and Leave 'em wlth Charles McCarthy Lee then went to the lrfleld to charter a plane to lewas To his great surprlse and sorrow he found I1 s Jeanette Valleur, a well known daredevel air plmrt flyer who was h1s pllot, Jeanette was dolng well, she charged 550 an hour to scare people with her wild flylng Nest of her customers have never QUltC recovered, and lt took Lee a month to recup r tc Whlle recuperatlng, Lee stayed with Beth Bowar on her large cattle ranch 1D Texas Beth is rals lng Herford Cattle and after many years of research and work, has dlscovered that derefords are great milk producers . , . . Q 1 , ' . I . V ' n M . ' ' . . A . Ee A AL - ' ' f A sur -I V . . - ' . 3. . I . g Q Q a C3 . J , lt f :lt ' L ., I .L A, i. I . . . I U U ' N . , 1 . Q A N 'e I ' W ' g ' won her award ty her great success in the picture , A in ' A ,' a 3. . A m ,I . - , ' N . J's - 1 - are f , ' f ' ' ' . Y I - , ' A f, A -, . . Q aL ' . R . G - 12 R 5. ' , ' N ' -J r ' L - I QA X 4 . . . - A U

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Prophecy The Senior class of 1945 declded that ten years after we graduated we would send one person out of the class to visit all of us Lee Duncan, was chosen oy the class to make the Journey He made a fem million dollars off h1S skunk farm in Northern Africa, He started on his tour by ViSltlDb tle former Grace Stratton, nox marrled and 1lV1Dg wlth her twenty two kids and 1OV1Hg husband in New York He found them nicely si uated on Park Avenue From here Lee visltcd his old flame, Vlvian Gor zelancyk, who 15 a famous clothes deslpner, busily desl ning clothes for the Socialltes in the big cit of Adna, before contlnuing hls tour Here to h1s great sur prise he met Jack Whittaker Jack wrote a book cn titled dow to Become a Successful Lawyer,' His book turned out a complete fallure, so Jack resldcs on the beach where he became a successful beachcomber On his return through Adna, Lee visited Ed Panush and Lawrence Parypa, who became so attached to one another they couldn't possible be out of each others sight Ed lS running a restaurant and Lawrence, his assistant, is cnlcf bottle asher and bouncer Be J O ' 1 U . J HJ 9 . 1 ' ' c 1 . v ' - +- . U O 1 V . , .D C 9 J ,J XT nl Lee decided to go to the beach for a few days . I . . A ,. I - . 1 ,, - Y , Y , A I 1 ! 4 7 : U, . . - V Q Q 'Y-I A . '-

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Lee then trmvelec to S1ng S1ng, where he found Johwnna Scholz tewehwng the convlet the f1ne rt of br ldlng lqlf She w 5 h V1Hg 1 herd tlNG o the eonv1et5 ll have the1r heads qhaved Lce found out from Johqnnq 'here Kathleen Shoultes H15 nd to h15 gredt 5urpr1 e he found her Pre 1dent of the Weyerhouser Logg1ng Comdqnx 1D the oahwre Des ert. She lS verv uccessful From nfrt Lee trwvcled to Indlw to ee H15 olc pal, Prof 55or Cwarlcs Roger5 no 15 teach ng lw hem t1e5 to the HlHCNb H lS r 1 dl tdkl e l te Uoh nd 5 K 1 pl e a ere Lee then traveled to Chlna Whlle tr vclmng 1 long the Burn Home he r n out of g After walk lnv for f1ve N116 Let e mc to 1 5 + o We hc found T155 Bonnle Corncll, thc propr1etor She hws been work rc very hard and h 5 lmo5t mastered the Chincsc Language Lee thfn traveled on to the HHWQ11 where hc found Pr H Howe, the former M155 Paul1nc Lundeen, tc ChlDb the n t1vc5 the ldte5t Jltterbug 5tep5 Che 1 doing 1 very good ob Lee then trwveled to 15 home lH Northern Afrlca where he had 5tartcd, and wrote up all of h15 f1nd 1H?S and sent them to eveh of the Sennor of 1943 I 1 . . I - Q 1 . ' . . . c. ' z, -. ' S . 9 . . . . h . Q - ll. 5 I Q C r 1 C. S . . H . Il Q .c L . , , , 1 gn . ' . f fn v . . r -. , . . P 0 . 2 , . wg .J , .1 , .J ' . , - F' A f . q t ' C, . ' ' -, rr 1 'J 9 x A , . . , ., 1 1 ' c. .3 w , 4, . S 1 I Q 1. 4. ,Q V , 1 , 1 ,7 1 - s 3 s x . . n.t J Q 1,', e rqz, y it ng . I Y . r 1 the a J L 0 a . Gnndh 5 aer DS or et . . pOlltlCP1 leader, . . X y . ' g 1 ' P ' . c ' 'I 1, Il f. ' 1 P 4 ,El S Q ' . . . . Q Q 15, ,, 9.1 f 135 5te,1 n wrsre X AT . 1 . X - , . Q . 1 , , , , . 1 ' 3. C X c' Q. ... ., X ? 'J Q . I . . . - A -1 V, A . L ai IWJFYMS 9 X r F K . . . ' 'J 5 L Q . . ' , . . . 7' -'n ' fr , fu ' - 'u ' . 4 f In 1 . C - - .l.f, -.. V z ' r' u , U .w , Q , , , -. . . w -. 'f L . . J , . ' - 1 ' rv J ' . ,cn ' , .J 5