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

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SENIOR PROPHECY, 1938 NAME CHARACTERISTIC KNOWN AS OCCUPATION CAUSE OF DEATH Violet Aken Chubby Vi. Gadding Loneliness Florence Albin Photo Kings Flo Housewife You Guess Gladys Anderson Teasing Giggle Gas-Maid Hard to Tell Catherine Bloxham Talkative Cappy Clam Digger Whooping Cough Edith Boyd Dignified Ede Chem. Teacher Explosion Grace Chandler Stately Grade Librarian Gained Weight Grace Ferwerda Quiet Wordle Dancing Teacher Humiliation Margaret Fish Skater Pant Skating Teacher Taken for a Ride Edna Gregerson Athletic Slugger Teaching Old Maids the Technique Got Her Man Esther Haaland Studious Holland School Teacher Oyster Bite Gladys Hanning Slim Mu gey Fan Dancer Gout Betsy Healy Dopey Sis Gum Manufacturer Gummed the Works ,11 Virginia Hill Kj Humorous • Ginny Stewardess Knew too Much O Carolyn Hoidal Personalty Lulla Chorus Girl Asphyxiated Y Helen Husby Promptness Hussy Secretary Tripped Down the Aisle Elaine Jensen Efficient Chubby Latin Teacher Swallowed Her Tongue Edna Johansen Prim Eddie Soda Jerker Gang W'ar Ramona Kimball Friendly Forest Wood Cutter Tree Fell on Her Jeanette Knutson Hair Style Knute Married Washing Dishes Marie Lawson Studious Mary Bookkeeping Teacher Door-Jamb Betty Lloyd Opera Singer Lloyd of London Go to Hollywood Stranded on High C” Phyllis Marshall Jones Boy’s Phil Violinist Died Laughing Martha Megaard Full of Fun Mart Nurse By Tickered Mustache Beatrice Miller Vocabulary Bea Artist Hog Stampede Betty Mose Dreamy Eyes Mousie Nurse Maid Too Much “Mush” Tsutaye Nakashima Lively Sticky Operator of Beauty Parlor Shock Dorothy Nelson Fast Talker Dot Blonde on Broadway Corns Thelma Parker Perk Bud Salesgirl Choked on a Peanut Jorun Peterson Pleasingly Plump Jo Tight Wire Artist Wolves Got Her

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William Jacobsen carries on the family custom by willing his long curly eyelashes to Ethel Jameson. Esther Haaland wills her ability to do shorthand to Shirley Krauskoff. Donald Ball leaves for Route 4. Arlington. Dorothy Nelson bequeaths her gift of gab” to Edna Mae Farrell. Henry Schuharl has already left. Phyllis Marshall leaves her sophisticated and haughty manners to Irene Wallitner. John Swalling haves his “sophisticated swagger” to Ernie Medema. Shirley Williams wills her fiery red locks to Nancy Carslay. Waltcn Berton bequeaths his tennis racquet to Julia Bryant. Beatrice Miller bequeaths her two gold fish. “Eenie and Meenie,” to the closest fish hatchery. John Cyra leaves Mr. Barnett with innumerable broken test tubes in ye olde Chem- istry laboratory. Jeanette Knutson leaves in a dilapitated Dodge. Clifford Jens» n leaves Mr. Swanson in search of a new star for future operettas. Virginia Hill leaves the dimpled knees which she inherited last year to 1 lazel Blum. Oliver Olsen bequeaths his artistic talent to Mr. Nelson. Marie Lawson bequeaths her extra credits to Katherine Gilbert. Paul Ostrom leaves his angling ability to Coach Mitchell. Grace Chandler leaves her serene ways to Arlene Wangsmo. Maurice Crow leaves his three stripes won in athletics to Bob Leach. Ramona Kimball wills her singing ability to Ed. Korsboen. Orvis Strand bequeaths his few remaining pennies for a memorial to the discoverer of book reports. Grace Ferwtrda leaves her permanent wave to Bernadine Hallock. Harold Westby leaves on his motorcycle for all points away from the English Dept. Gladys Hanning bequeaths her job as representative for “Swede Hill to Ruth Bodlund. Lester Swanson wills his motto, “Silence is Golden, to Tom Heaton. Helen Husby bequeaths her curls to Margaret Ward. Morris Simkins leaves down the Stillaguamish in his canoe. Edna Johansen leaves her twenty-six inch waist to Doric Ball. Fern Wise leaves with a sigh of relief. Milo Morris—Well, I can’t say as I will leave—and I can’t say as I won't leave. NtHie Ronning leaves her ability to go steady with one boy so long to Phyllis I i- land. Jack Grey leaves his broad shoulders to Vernon Preston. Ruby Wick leaves school and gives the other girls a break. John Grimm leaves his music appreciation to Clarence Wayt. Gertrude Sullivan leaves her athletic characteristics to Amy Joyce Ellis. Alma Solberg left quietly at mid-year. Thelma Parker leaves broken hearted for fear Bud will join the Coast Guard. Lillian Ray leaves with sparks flying. Miles Strickland leaves for places unknown. Elaine Jensen leaves her spirit of cooperation to anyone who can qualify. Signed; HERBERT CARLTON. BEATRICE MILLER. EDITH BOYD. ELAINE JENSEN.

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SENIOR PROPHECY, 1938 NAME CHARACTERISTIC KNOWN AS Lillian Ray Small Cuddles Nellie Ronning Boss Smitty Alma Solberg Pleasant Skippy Gertrude Sullivan Nice Gert E!ene Sunde Brilliant Prof. Helen Swanson Blushing Billie Shirley Walsh Jovial Speedball Agne» Welmer Winking Aggy Ruby Wick Jewelry Wickie ShSrly Williams Red Hair Josie Pie Fern Wise Smile Liz. Dick Alien Arguing Pest Don Ball Somber Eight EL Leslie Ball Reckless Driver Les • • Walton Berton Gaudy Shirts Stork Donald Bjorn Fickle Romeo Gordon Brown Giant Killer Peabrain Herb Carleton Cool and Collected Little Gerby George Carver Distinguished Little Map Earl Chandler Bankers’ Appearance Dutch Vernon Collins Elf-Like Vern Maurice Crow Speedy Morry John Cyra Interesting Sissy Elmer Davis Happy-Go-Lucky Stinky Harold Fowler Willingness Butch Claude Grant Lazy Dasher Jack Gray Prexy Tiny John Grimm Mum Johnny Burke Heaton Meekness Sherlock OCCUPATION CAUSE OF DEATH Hog Caller Riot Dance Master Swallowed Her Gum Stewardess Ran Into a Train Cow Girl Fell Off a Horse Plumberette Took Sunday for Monday Librarian Ran Into a Model T Cab Driver Collided C. c. c. Stubbed Her Toe Deck Swabber Fell Overboard First Grade Teacher Broken Heart Selling Trucks Brain Trouble Window-box Gardner Died a Hermit Diesel Engineer Heart Trouble Politician Auto Wreck Boat Builder Boat Leaked Coroner Perrigo-Nitus Wood-cutter Washed Down the Drain Plumber Fell Out of Bed Chef Splitting Headache Truck Driver Stuck in the Mud Missionary Cannibal Dinner Fruit Vender Parrot Fever Judge Weasel-Bait Stump Rancher Slugged Super Salesman Cracked Up on a Skooter Gas Man Overwork Jockey Starved Teacher In a Hurry Super Sleuth Saw His Shadow