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

 - Class of 1937

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY NAME CHARACTERISTIC DIFFICULT TASK OCCUPATION DEATH Willetta Ray Elizabeth Remington Harold Richardson Isabel Rorstad Jerome Ross Lydia Sather Mathea Schulfcerg Jarl Sesby Claud Smith Millard Smith Cecil Sm ke Doris Snelson Albert Speer Dorothy Summers Marian Thorsen Jo Tomlinson Marvin Tommervick Clarence Tondell Lloyd Underwood Ellen Wangsmo Leonard Wallitncr Dara Warren Eugene Wilson. Slenderness. Nice clothes. Work. Shy. Promptness. Curly eyelashes. Bashful. Stuttering “Sleepy.” Efficiency. Nice grin. Venus. Friendly. Pleasingly plump. Intelligence. Artist. Scrubbed appearance. Pug-nore. Tarzan. Good cook. Blah! Blah! Arguing. Note-writer. Stay single. Wear same dress twice. Sell Annuals. Doing Physics. To leave home. Multigraph work. Comb hair. Dance. Keep girls away. Keep track of creditors. Light a fire. Keep from flirting. Setting up movie machine. Keep quiet in Library. Talking. Do a spring dance. Make the grade. Stay heme on Sat. nights. Commercial Law Cases. Get home after school. Play Tennis. Live and learn. Forgetting Charlie. Fly swatter. Typist. Drum major. Teacher. Orchestra leader at Vasa. Usher in Lakewood Theatre. Filling fountain pens. Pilot. Bachelor. Horse-fly. Carpenter. G. O. P. lecturer. Chief Lab. Assistant. Shirt-mender. Efficiency expert. Button manufacturer. Matrimonial bureau. Running an orphan asylum. Lipstick manufacturer. Left Platt. Chiropractor. Millionaire. Married. Drowned. Shot the other toe. Hit by baton. Hit by spit wad. Di-personality. Tripped down the aisle. Fell in ink-well. Taken for a ride. Girl trap. Mistook mule for horse. Swallowed handful of putty. Asphyxiated. Knifed. Swallowed a button. Tape-wcrm. Nervous breakdown. Broken heart. Itch. Toothache. Enforced silence. Broken neck. Lost million in camera invention. Stepped on her foot. Signed: MARJORIE KESLING, Chairman. ELIZABETH REMINGTON. BUD MOSE. HANNAH KREKEN. JERRY PARRISH. LOIS PERSONIUS. RUTH BROE. MARVIN TOMMERVICK.

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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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senior lass FROSH We were a group of bashful Freshmeri When we started Arlington High; Marge Kesling was our President, And with many a frown and sigh We all went through the Mixer— But no one there did cry. We gave a Frosh-Soph party. Presented a vaudeville act. Both were very successful. That’s a real true fact. SOPH. Nineteen members in Torch Society, The two peppy assemblies of the year. We have these to our credit— But wait—there’s more to hear: Fred Duskin was our President, We gave a one-act play. We had a wonderful Soph-Frosh party. But were last in Campus Day! JUNIORS Our Junior year was most outstanding: We won a ticket sale: Our Junior Prom was THE grand event. With Buzz as Pres, we could not fail. Ten Junior boys were lettermen. We were FIRST on Campus Day. Our Annual was the best ever. The finest in every way. SENIORS With Miss Johnson’s good advice to guide us. We entered our Senior year— Buzz was again our President, So what had we to fear? We started the year by winning a sale. We presented our Senior Play, On March 4th we held a party, AND were FIRST (again) on Campus Day We are proud of our fifteen lettermen Who have worked and obeyed the rule. And proud of the honor of being the first To graduate from this school. Signed Kathf.rinf. Mathews, Chairman Garnet Mattson, Poet. Geraldine Lyle Eileen Jesfield Dara Warren. —: [26]:—

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