Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA)

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The Stillaguamish Trail Page Nineteen 18. Violet Schuhart lcsves Dara Warren. 1 9. Ora Singleton leaves her pleasing ways with the teachers to George Contento. 20. Don Swanson haves his Romantic Role to Clifford Ellis. 2 I. Ramona Stout leaves her pet expression, “1 hat’s Just Darling, to Leota Hunt- er and Eugenia Healy. 22. Pearl Vanderhoof and Loren Mann leave their dimples to anyone who is will- ing to take them. 23. Chet Walters leaves a chance for others in track. 24. Frances Wibtrg leaves her winning smile to all the world. 25. Stella Wick leaves a broken hearted Sophomore boy. Could it be Bud? 26. Wilford Crote leaves his blond curly hair to George Nakashima. 27. Florence Nordstrom leaves for Darrington. 28. Carl Metzger left his position of Yell Leader early. We all felt for you Carl. 29. Glen Millikan leaves his name Tarzan to Vernon Evans. Try and live up to the name, Vernon. 30. Fred McDonald leaves his absent-mindedness to Marvin Tommervick. 31. Ray Smith leaves his graceful walk to Jack Post. 32. Juliet Rudolph leaves her dignified manner to Nellie Ronning. 33. Harry Strickland leaves his speaking ability to any teacher who needs it. 34. Eino Hill leaves his quiet ways to Dick Allen. 35. Bob Williams leaves his ability to get others out of class to anyone who can live up to it. 36. Henry Megaard and Vernon Jensen leave their sleep to go elsewhere for rest and peace. MARY BLAKE. FRANCES WIBERC. ELBURN COLLINS. CELESTE MURRAY. NORMA KNUTSON. EDYTHE HOLM. CHET WALTERS.

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Page Eighteen The Stillaguamish Trail s Liemoi We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Six, of the Arlington High School, of the City of Arlington, in the State of Washington, having acquired comparatively sound minds and memories duringg the four years we have pleased to grace this school with our presence, do hereby, on this 27th day of May. 1936, A. D., testify to our san- ity and declare, sign and publish this to be our last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I. To our class adviser, Mr. Barnett, we give our sincerest appreciation, admiration, and affection for the interest he has always placed in us. ARTICLE II. To Mr. Hartz, our bloved Superintendent, we do hereby bequeath solitude derived from our departure. ARTICLE III. To Miss Satre, we leave a drawer full of make-up slips that she may give them lib- erally to the lower classmen. ARTICLE IV. To the next Senior Class we give and bequeath a collection of Magic Puzzles, the solution of which prove to them an enjoyable pastime when the preparation of their lessons becomes monotonous and other diversions lose their attraction. We give and bequeath to the Sophomore Class a large pail of unused brain-glue to be used by them carefully and persistently while preparing their lessons. We hope this will prove effective in fastening American History data and other dry matter in their minds without too much exertion. In order to show our good will towards the Freshmen, we bequeath to them all our poor-work slips so that they won’t feel that they are being left out of the ups and downs of A. H. S. life. ARTICLE V. 1. Florence Aberge and Maxine Miller leave their singing ability to Glen Madson. 2. To Jorun Peterson, Fred Arnot leaves his tapping ability. 3. Laurence Blair and John Contento leave Marge. 4. Harley Bovee leaves a test tube full of NH S(CM)g to Whitey Tondell. 5. Don Brame leaves his talking ability to Wilbur Quake. 6. Leonard Bowles leaves nothing, he takes everything with him. 7. Mildred Bioe, Dot Knutson, Maudie Gruwell, Ella Anderson, Roy Stevens, Oliver Tyler left early. 8. Mable Bulle leaves her good grades to Tut Maurstad in order that he may graduate sometime. 9. Elburn Collins leaves with a sigh of relief. 1 0. Gladys Cooper, Roberta Davis, Dot Eads and Lila Haskins leave with a dia- mond on their finger. 1 I. Dean Field leaves on a Kiddie Car. I 2. Roy Hanning leaves his tracks to the office to Bob Leach. I 3. Margie Leach, Celeste Murray, Dot Bundt and Mary Blake leave their Loud Noise to Gretchen Heaton. I 4. Carol Meier leaves her height to Gordie Brown in order that he will grow to be a man. I 3. Pearl Paulson and Frances Pecnik leave their chewing gum beneath the desks. I 6. Floyd Persson leaves his bashfulness to Jarl Sesby. I 7. Emmet Ramaker leaves his dancing ability to Mr. Henrichsen.

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY 1936 FULL NAME CHARACTERISTIC DYING WORDS AMBITION OCCUPATION Florence Horghild Aberge Hennaed hair Woof lie in a church choir Torch singer William Thomas ken Shyness 1 don’t know Architect Walipaper hanger Dena Anderson Vitality What do you think? Private stenographer Oso’s only public stenographer Ella Christine Anderson good sport Good old Stan wood Hotel hostess Elevator operator Mae Florence Arm trong Studious Oh, gee! Nurse l Jsher Fredric Percival rnot Those freckle» Nuts Orator IPreacher Donald Harvey Baun'gard Ou let ness My gosh Jeweler Blacksmith Lawrence James Blair Mumbling Oh agony Dentist P»umber Mary Baker H ake Flirtations Hi! Worker in a dress shop Stylist Harley Howard Bovee Argumentive power • No kiddin’ ” Super-Chemist Soap-bubble blower Leonard Edmund Bowie; ••I love me.” Oh, for a date Detective Gigdo Mildred Olive Bn e Graceful Not low 1 Florist waitress at Red Top Inn Donald Lucky Bra me Bluffing Says you Filibuster »i ent partner Mahlc Amelia Bulle Scholarship Hubby, Darling To go to “Heaven” H me maker Dorothy Alice Bundt Her “eyes have “it” via! Ha! Dietician Te ephone operator Elburn Eugene Colons Poetic ability •Set ’em up” Tinsmith Pret Laureate Gladys May Cooper Petite That’s what you think Photographer’s m dc’ »wns a night club at Efcey John Kubinoff Contento Dark beard. How m I doin’ Wreitler Valet Hazel Irene Cross Bicycle riding W-e-1-1 Beautician Hitch-hiker Roberta Lilly Davis Poise Not nad! Stage driver’s wife mbit ion reached Laurine Dawson Golden silence Oh! Kindergarten teacher i .o.d-digger Dorothy Ellen Eads Musical ability •Chester” Taking care o! Chet Concert Violinist Edward Le’and Fasrett Flashy S’ -ong kid Revenue agent Janitor . Jane Martha Ferwerda Slender I m in “Heaven” Nurse fat hi man «» me-. C ircus Dean Webster Field Teasing I’ll get cha Geological Chcm t Solid Geom. teacher Miller George Gregerson Veracious ■ a—but Grocery man Sale man for women’s silk stockings ( eorge Jensen Grimm Schoolgirl complexion • I used Lux” Fa i me r Map-maker Maud e Marie Gruel! Twinkletoes .• dunno Theatrical star Chorus girl Roy Hanning Dark hair and eyes It’s my masterpiece Artist Decorative artist Rudv Paul ll n 11 Studiousness Oh, yeas! Vstroncmer 'r ington High School Principal Lila Hyacinth Haskins Calm “Ralph” Waitress r hostess Howard Heaven Big feet I tripped on my own feet Die el engineer Repairing kiddy cars Leo Albert Hershaw A twin Darn them polecats Mining engineer Prospector Ralph Clarence Hershaw The other twin Va-doo Mining engineer Prospector Eino Harold Hill Quietness 1 am what I am Logger Pres, of shingle bolt Edith Evangeline Holm flood typist Who me? Private secretary Stenographer Kenneth Marvin Hovik Opinionated This way please Aeronauticle eng.ne -r Grra-c monkey Cecil Vivian Hurley Mysterious Crimminv Librarian A book mender Thomas Edward Jensen Musical genius Yes sir To be a second Edd Peabody Plaving at W’oodland Tavern Vernon Robert Jensen Be ng a Norwegi »n —not me Sailor Vamgvhoreman