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

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JEAN LAMPLEY—Leaves for Nebraska. JACK LAMPLEY—Leaves with a siKh of re- lief. BERDEEN LANCASTER—Wills her baton twirling to Mr. Reudi. JEANNETTE LUNDBERG and CARLENE THORSEN—Left early for Boeings. KIRK MeCLAREN—Takes his crap shooting ability with him to use in the Army Air Corps. LORRAINE MAGINNIS—Wills her height to Doris Aken. DONALD McDonald—Left in one of his model airplanes. KATHERINE MEGAARD—Doesn’t leave any- thing; she takes it all with her. ARTHUR McGREW—Was tired and left early. ANNE MURPHY—Wills her study habits to Dick Lampley. VALDA OCHAMPAUGH—Leaves her seat in second period physics to anyone who is sleepy. LEO O’CONNER—Leaves his reducing diet to Don Morris. ELL-LOUISE PRINGLE—Leaves because of Hart attack. NORMAN PENNEY—Leaves with a carload of girls. MARY PEARSON—Leaves quiet and peace in Arlington High School. ELMER PETERSON—Left his short stories to the in-coming Seniors. ROSE PUTNAM—Leaves Mrs. Bean without a helper. PAT PLYMALE—Left a vacant place in the Jive Bombers. ELMER PRATHER—Doesn’t leave a thing; he’s much too stingy. BUD RAYBURN—Leaves Shirlee Hodgebloom. MARGARET RICE—Wills her grey eyes to Dorothy Prather. PAT ROBB—Leaves her yell-leading to Mr. Henning. CLYDE REESE—Leaves next year’s physics class his manual. KENNY ROGERS—Leaves for the navy. ALBERT RONNING—Leaves still chasing DONNA ALLEN. VIRGINIA SINGLETON—Leaves her Latin notebook to anyone who can pack it around. BILL SNELSON—Leaves his everlasting speed to George Arnot. JUNE STREETER—Left early for Seattle. ELIZABETH SOPER—Wills her ping-pong playing to the incoming Freshmen. ELMER THOMPSON—Leaves his ability “to get in there and pitch” to Bob Burns. MARJORIE THOMPSON—Leaves and is glad of it. JANE TERHORST—Wills her quietness to Helen Robb. WALLY VALEN—Still leaves early for lunch. JEANNE VEILLEUX—Leaves with her eyes on a certain Marysville boy. BETTY WALEN—Leaves her rosy cheeks to any pale face. PEGGY WANGSMO—Wills her athletic points to Amanda Yost. Pat Hayden, Chairman Mary Pearson Elizabeth Soper Jack Lampley Jim Gunn Wally Valen ffall of fame Most popular girl Pat Hayden Most popular boy Howard Davis Prettiest girl .........................Marguerite Bolton Most handsome boy .............. Jack Allen Most dependable girl Elizabeth Soper Most dependable boy ...............John Hillis Most intelligent girl Anne Murphy- Most intelligent boy Elmer Prather Most athletic girl ..................Jean Lampley Most athletic boy Bud Hatley Wittiest girl .....................Jeanne Veilleux Wittiest boy .......................Wally alen Best girl dancer ............... Mary Pearson Best boy dancer ............. Albert Ronning Best dressed girl ........................Gladys Jensen Best dressed boy ...........................L °u Keller Cutest girl ...........................Pat Robb Cutest boy .........................Bill Snelson Neatest girl ......Marjie Thompson Neatest boy ........................Kenny Rogers Most talented girl .................Donna Allen Most talented boy ..................Pat Plymale Girl with most pleasing disposition ..Evelyn Bjorn Boy with most pleasing disposition Norman Penney Page IS

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Senior Glass °Will We, the Senior class of Nineteen Hundred Forty-four, the best class that ever graduated from Arlington High School, located on French Avenue, in the city of Arlington. County of Sno- homish, State of Washington, United States of America, Continent of North America, Western Hemisphere of the known Universe, being of sound mind and body, do declare our last will and testament as follows: Article I To our beloved class adviser, Miss Knudson, we bequeath—a bottle of hair dye to touch up gray hairs caused by class, a barrel of carmel suckers in appreciation, and a case of vanish- ing cream to remove wrinkles caused by the class, and last but not least many unforgetable memories. Article II To our principal, Mr. Henning, we leave a box full of false excuses in the office. Article III To the faculty we leave them locking back on our four years of high school with a sigh of re- lief that we are leaving. Article IV To the Juniors, we leave all the hct water to get out of that we got into. Article V To the rest of the school we leave absolutely nothing—we take it all with us. Article VI To the incoming Frosh, we leave the echo of our noise and laughter ringing through the halls of Arlington High School. Article VII The following Seniors bequeath the following: JACK ALLEN—Leaves his Cassanova ways to anyone who can get away with them. MILDRED ARNOT—Leaves her artistic abil- ity to Don Spencer. ALFRED ALSKOG—Wills his bashful ways to Keith Williams. LLOYD AMUNDSON—Leaves Shirley Rice lonesome. CARMA BIDWELL—Leaves Lyle Preston to wait for the bus alone. MARGUERITE BOLTON—Wills her piano playing to Bob Carlson. EVELYN BJORN—Wills her singing ability to Lawrence Hafner. ERNEST BOYER—Leaves his Ford to anyone who can drive it. EVELYN BULLE and ELEANOR PERSSON— Leave Miss Johnson looking for twc more so- pranos. DAVID CUMBOW—Leaves Mr. Bernier to an- swer his own questions. Page 12 HATTIE DELLWING—Leaves her will to work to Jim Hammer. HOWARD DAVIS—Left his red hair for a baseball. DALE ECKBERG—Left early for the Air Corps. EILEEN FARRELL, DOROTHY BARNIER, and LOIS ROTH—Leave in Eileen’s car or truck. DON FINGARSON—Left his rainbow basket- ball suit to anyone who is unlucky enough to get it. DORIS FORTNER—Leaves Mrs. Morris alone in the cafeteria. ISAAC FORTNER—Leaves his car to some needy person. BETTY FRY and WANDA HANNER—Leave for Darrington. MARY FUNK—Leaves her letterman’s sweater to Clifford Gallaugher. JIM GUNN—Leaves his fancy hair-do to any- body with a comb. BETTY' GRIMM—Leaves her quiet ways to Paul YVangsmo. ESTHER GUNDERSON—Leaves her dirty locker to Sally Fingarson. ED HAMLIN—Leaves to chase around. PAT HAYDEN—Leaves her giggling laugh echoing through the halls of Arlington High School. BUD HATLEY’—Left Pat Robb with the flame still burning. ELSIE HERZ—Leaves her cartoon drawing to Mary Jane McDonald. GERRY HAWLEY—Left his quiet unassuming ways to Bob Sluman. FRANCES HOLLAND—Just leaves. JOHN HILLIS—Leaves his room to next year’s movie operators. AUDREY and LORRAINE HOVIG—Leave Miss West in the library alone at noon. DOROTHY and MAUDE HUNTER—Leave their library duties tc anyone who can fulfill them. ERIC JOHNSON—Leaves his height to Glen Turk. GLADYS JENSEN—Leaves to make her per- manent residence in East Stanwood. HARLEN JENSEN—Leaves his sister to fol- low in his footsteps. RUBY’ JOHANSEN—Leaves her gum chew- ing to Mrs. Lindgren. VERNON JOHNSON—Wills his friendly ways to anyone who r eeds them. LOU KELLER—Leaves Mrs. Lindgren in peace. CLARKE KNIGHTS—Left peace and quiet on the Oso bus.

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Page H Class Prophecy Name Characteristic Weakness 20 Years Hence Dying Words Donna Allen ...........Athletic ..............Basketball games ......37 years old ...........Hi, Sunshine! Jack Allen ............Good-looking ...........Junior girls ..........Coach .................How are we getting to Silvana7 Lloyd Amundson ........Quiet .................Rice ..................Judge ..................I’ve nothing to say! Donald Anderson........Freckles ..............Navy ..................Pianist ................Ship Ahoy! Mildred Arnot .........industrious ...........Drawing ................Yell leavier ..........Hold that poise Dorothy Barnier .......Green eyes ............Blue eyes ..............Farmer’s wife .........Sonny Boy Carma Bidwell..........Cute ..................Boys ..................Mrs.....................Where’s my Dubby? Evelyn Bjorn ..........Singing ...............Convertibles ..........Opera star .............Ah shucks! Marguerite Bolton .....Music ability .........Scales ................Hedy the second ........Was that an h No. 2 7 Ernest Boyer ..........Not the least bit shy .Marysville girls........Driving to Maryville ..Darn this model A! Evelyn Bulle ..........Business-like .........Skating rink ..........Proprietor of rink .....Ladies only Joyce Cohoon...........Jitterbug..............Dances ................Ballet..................Swing it kid! David Cumbow ..........Sleeping ..............Asking foolish questions. Mgr. of Safeway store .Ho-hum! Howard Davis ..........Baseball ..............Redheads ...........Playing for N. Y. Yank’s. I didn’t do anything wrong, Norma Hattie Delhving Sweet Lakewood Still sweet Still water runs deep Eileen Farrell ... Veronica Roth and Barner Lt. Admiral L S. N. Eeeeech! Don Fingarson Cartoonist Drawing on physic book ..Six feet tall Still trying Doris Fortner Tiny Cafeteria Waitress Thank you, come again Isaac Fortner Talkative ...Cars Mechanic Ah crank it! Betty Fry ... Pretty hair Garrington ..Hair stylist Oh, my gosh! Mary Funk Talkative Chemistry . Scientist Let’s have another experiment Betty Grimm ...Bashful Latin Flirt ...“Et tu Brute” Jim Gunn W'olf Late hours Still late ...Aw gee, Pop! Esther Gunderson . ..Scatterbrain Playing piano Jitterbug ... “That did it” Ed Hamlin Distinguished Cranking cars Zoo Keeper Don’t feed the monkeys! WanJa Manner ... Happy-go-lucky Dark eyes Writer Keep smiling! Bud Hatley Friendly Pat Robb Wolf I’m no wolf! Gerry Hawley ...Thoughtfulness Females Bashful Oh heck, yes! Pat Hayden ...Personality Red hair The quiet type ...“How far, please?” Elsie Herz Drawing Horses Art teacher ...-. .. Whoa! John Hillis Diplomatic . Off-side ..Farmer The farmer hasn’t got a chance Frances Holland Small Winking School teacher . Sis used the curlers last night Audrev Hovig Dreamy eves Studying Still inseparable Ah, cut it out! Lorraine Hovig Audrey Still inseparable ... Where's Audrey? Dorothy Hunter Neat Library . Head librarian ... Pay your fines Maude Hunter Giggles Noise We wonder? Quiet, please Harlen Jensen Studious People Rev. Jensen Leave me alone Gladys Jensen Soft voice Grey convertibles Clerk Ah. shut up! Ruby Johansen Sweaters Curly hair ... Employed at Safeway ....May I help you, please? Eric Johnson Altitude Oral talks Still flirting That darn referee! Vernon Johnson Green eyes Geometry Still taking geometry ... Yes. Miss Harris Louis Keller Manners The dictionary Chimnev sweeper What does Webster say? Esther Kirstein Voice Singing . Still singing Sing a song