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

 - Class of 1937

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Arlington High School - Stillaguamish Trail Yearbook (Arlington, WA) online collection, 1937 Edition, Page 27 of 64
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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY NAME CHARACTERISTICS DIFFICULT TASK OCCUPATION DEATH Art Anderson Tall. Turning out for football. Big league pitcher. Graduated. Lcs Baunsgard Quiet manners. Make a speech. Lecturer. Talked too much. Esther Bjorn Swell kid. Keeping visitors out of office. Nurse-maid. Whooping cough. Velma Blacken Chubby li’l rascal. Stop smiling. Justice of Peace of Lakewood. Finally went out with Bud. Art Botten Count. Bein satisfied. No occupation. Fell in well. Don Brand Likes cream puffs. Milk a cow. Farmer. Cow-pox. Ruth Broe Neatness. Swimming Gas-maid. Sat on Grant’s tomb. Alberta Brown Serious minded. Has none. President’s rrivate secretary. Knew too much. Gail Brown Teacher’s pet. Run the mile. Drives fire engine. Fell off fire engine. Hazel Bunten Red hair. Doing Latin. Plumberette. Fell down drain. Ralph Cady Bumble-bee. Keep up with Alumni. Slam-bang Junk Co. specializes V-8s Ran into train. Ella Christensen Library. Keep kids ouiet. Dancing teacher. Door-jamb. Jean Cohoon Large eyes. Stay off telephone. Stenographer. Measles. Mary Cooper Small. Refusing a date. Fan dancer. Choked on a peanut. Margaret Coulbert Artistic. Refusing proposals. Stayed single. Won art academy award. Pat Duffy Freckles. Say “hello.” Dog catcher. Bit a dog. Rose Danielson Good stories. Stop laughing. Became a nun. Died laughing. Fred Duskin Big feet. Be 21. Making mountains from mole hills. Bumped head. Cliff Ellis Humorous. Buy shoes. Opera singer. Hit by rotten tomato. John Fnselman Wart on nose. Keep hair curled. Basketball coach. Gall stones. Janice Ferrell Jovial. Hide from Mrs. Bean. Suo. for Eddie Duchin. Keys jumped up and hit John Floberg “Blondie.” Barn dancer. Hog caller. Hcg stampede. Gladys George Sophisticated. Ride a kiddy-car. Movie stand-in. Earthquake. Paul Gregerson Muscular. Make a speech. Boat-bailer. Won the mile. Willford Grotc “Blonde curls.” Graduate. High school principal. Riot. Bill Hage Lavendar shirts. Get the car. Housewife. Fell out of tree house. Vivian Gaeng P-a-r-t-y. Sewing. Latin teacher. Bumped her Shinn. Paul Haller Drawl. Make football team. Elevator operator in 1-story big. He made it. Frances Hatley Hair style. Correct shorthand. Pencil sharpener. Bit by sand flea. Leroy Headley Mustache. Make the 3 C’s. Dentist. Tick'ed by mustache. Vernon Heaven Sweet voice. Ride a horse. Fertilizer agent. Wolves got him. Estella llershaw Chews gum Snap gum. Gum manufacturer. Swallowed eum. Charles Hillis Blushing. Test milk. Stripper. Spring Fever. Mabel lloheim Pictures. Keep from skipping. Poet. Loneliness. Esther Hoy Brown eyes. Flunk a class. School teacher. Appendicitis.

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Bill Jennings leaves his athletic ability to Marvin Helseth. Clifford Ellis bequeaths his ability to sing “Rigoletto to Phil Verd. Margaret Coulbert and Josephine Tomlinson leave their artistic ability to Burke Heaton. Bud Marxen leaves his dimples to Thelma Parker. Lois Personius and Dara Warren leave their writing ability to Elmer Davis. Leslie Baunsgard and Lyle Knights leave their bashfulness to Joe Hillis. Hazel Bunten willingly bequeaths her flaming red hair to any one who wants it. Babe Blacken leaves school and gives the other girls a break. Alberta Brown leaves her wisdom to Bud Nold. Buzz Cady leaves the freight trains on the tracks. Janice Ferrell bequeaths her height to Elaine Jensen. Vernon Heaven leaves—to become a future farmer. Florence Platt Leaves her blushes to Ruby Wick. Raymond Johnson leaves his nose-it-all to George Carver. Albert Speer leaves his embarrassing moments to Jimmy Schmoker. Christine Jacobsen and Ella Christensen leave their neatness to anyone who will profit by it. Clifford Paddock leaves his knowledge to the school. Eugene Wilson leaves her dimpled knees to Virginia Hill. Dorothy Summers bequeaths her pleasing plumpness to Georgine Wangsmo. David Bloxham and Bill Hage leave their ability to make stage sets to whoever would like it. Esther Hoy and Lydia Sather leave their quiet and lady-like manners to Roberta Pugh. Don Prather leaves his student body office to anyone w'ho can fill the shoes. Audrey Kisling leaves her dark, wavy hair to Betty Bird. Cecil Smoke leaves the school in a puff. Frances Hatley leaves her accent to Miss Blair Jerry Parrish bequeaths his ability to sing cow-boy songs to Earl Verbeck. Millard Smith leaves his candy stand to good old A. H. S. Gladys George and Eileen Jesfield leave their good looks to the ones who need them most. Marvin Tommervick leaves his W'ays with girls to some lonesome boys. Lloyd Underwood leaves his permanent wave to Leonard “Sambo” Hollis. Pat Duffy and Wendell Peterson leave their strong, silent ways to Betsy Healy. Violet Peltier leaves her ability to do acrobatics with Miss Ameling to Lee Porter. Alice Mount leaves her ability to be pleasant to Bob Hills. Don Brand leaves for the farm. Willford Grote leaves his extra years in school to anyone who feels he needs them. Rose Daneilson bequeaths her stories to Betty Cross. Esther Bjorn leaves her neatness to Pari Brown. Elsie Ludwick leaves her ability to do French to Helen Husby. Art Botten leaves his nickname “The Count to George Contento. Signed: Clarence Tondell, Chairman. Vivian Gaenc Art Botten Bud Marxen Paul Haller Doris Snelson



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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY NAME CHARACTERISTIC DIFFICULT TASK OCCUPATION DEATH Leota Hunter. Athletic. Wake up. Toe dancer. Died. Eileen Jesfie!d Dimples. Stay in Rest Room. Bronco-butser. Horse kick. Christine Jacobsen Domestic. Bookkeenin . Dietician. Starvation. Bill Jennings Rosy cheeks. Concentrate. Clam digger. Athlete’s foot. Ray Johnson Blond. Developing of films. Pres, of Oyster Co. Oyster bite. Marge Kesling Bubble eyes. Forgive and forget. Sawbones 11. Drowned. Audrey Kisling Black curly hair. Keep her hair straight. Cowgirl. Strangulation. Lyle Knights Healthiest boy. Study. Taxidermist. Stomach-ache. Helen Knudson Good disposition. Everything easy for her. Man-catcher. She got her man. Hannah Kreken Good complexion. Write 12-pg. letter to Fred Enselman Fruit picker. Mussed up her hair. Elsie Ludwick Cute. Get her French. Cook. Ate her own cooking. Frances Locke Waved hair. Remember council meetings. Sec. of Labor. Homesickness. Geraldine Lyle Short but sweet. Stay away from Mt. Vernon. Stewardess. Parachute broke. Frances Lloyd Bangs. Friendliness. Granu opera. Croaked. Jack MacCurdy V-man. Stop mooching. Hobo king. Gout. Glen Madson Red shirts. Keeping one girl at a time. Crooner. Mass murder. Nellie Marvin Noisy. Wave her hair. Chorus girl. Stiff neck. Bud Marxen Wanderer. Go to school G-man. Gang war. Kay Mathews Frankness. To be silent. Flute player. Lock-jaw. Garnet Mattson Sweetness. Reaching “Heaven.” Blues singer. Fright. Bud Mose Physique. Stay home. Sailor. Too many tattoos. Alice Mount Quietness. Stay in school. Secretary. Trichinosis. George Nakashima Grinning. Keenmg off high honor roll. 6-day bike ride. Old age. Helen Nordstrom Capable. Not wear make-up. Pose for tooth paste ads. Fell out of bed. Maurice Nysether Quietness. Keep his head up. Mechanic. Motorcycle wreck. Clifford Paddock “Cliff.” Typing. Horse thief. He was hanged. Jerry Parrish Pest. Be good. Bookworm. Devoured subject. Andy Pederson Laugh. Talking to Freshman girls. Lives at Northern State Hospital. Suicide. Arne Pederson Studious. Make honor roll. Lawyer. Joined . Bar Association. Violet Peltier Baseball. See a » horse races. Acrobat. Stood on head. Lois Personius Pep. Writing. Running an escort bureau. 'Poisoned. Wendell Peterson Hair cut. Keep head warm. Bouncer. Encephalitis. Florence Platt Nice. Addressing an audience. Pen-pusher. Drank ink. Don Prather Likeness to principal. Being meek. Dictator. Humiliation. George Rauch Permanent wave. Avoid Freshmen. P. E. teacher. Anemia.

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