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

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NAME .IEANYCE LONG LEEROY MERRITT CHARLES MILLER GERALD MILIER JOAN MILLER SERA MILLER BONNIE MORTENSEN ELEANOR NYSETHER IDA OCHAMPAUGH ROBERT OLSEN DARLENE OLSON VIOLET OSTROM WAYNE PEARSON LAVETA PENNEY AUDREY PETERSON JAMES PRICE LEONARD PUMP!-IREY DEAN QUALL MAX RANKIN ANNELIESE REISCHL ANN ROGNE MARQUERITE nom zoa ANN nussau. noannr scunonm. SHIRLEY SENFF ALICE SNEVE GEORGE SPENCER FRED svmnmc Jovca srmttcms HEBERT SWANSON MARLYN SWANSON MARY rnnaonsr GERALD THORSEN GEN EVI EVE TIEDEMAN ARTHUR TROWBRIDGE LILLIE TURKOVICH SHIRLEY UDEEN HELEN VAN NESS FRANK WELLS DONALD WESTERLUND CORA WILLIAMS ERVIN WISDOM VIRGINIA WISDOM J AMES WOOD P AT WOO D BILL ZUDE CHARAC TE RISTIC Quiet Conservative Blond hair Busy Smiling Short hair Rosy cheeks Getting A's Twink ing eyes Quiet Polite Neat Dependable Red hair Sc atterbrain Laughing Nice Playboy Will power Nice to know Gigglingk Fast-ta er Peroxide Woman charmer Married Cute smile Crew cut Nice Slim Man of few words Likable Shy Shoulders Sweet Studious PePPY joker Tall Stanley permanent Bashful Dark Sweeping floors Pleasant Ruddy hair Long hair Curly hair WEAKNESS N oisy halls Yodeling Talking Racing 1949 alumni Horses Home Ec. B's Miss West Band Combs Al P. A. system Acting Yell-leading Lakewood Plays Girls ,I okes Am. History P. E. Going places Joann Gray Scandanavian dances Alaska Dark hair Corny jokes School work Baby talk Chickens Cora Darrington T-shirts Seattle Fairs Mrs. Munizza Mice Office Hopped-up cars Tests Cars Clean-up committee Telephones Dancing Marysville Happy Valley TWENTY YEARS HENCE Librarian Singing Still making up time Still oing Finaliy hooked him Ranch in Texas Cooking for loggers College professor Librarian Band leader Stenographer Grandmother Disc jockey Miss Brooks 2nd Yell-leader for Yale Still at Lakewood An actor Still playing ,I oker Working for Mr. Ludwick Married Still going Partner in florist shop Owner of a farm Still married Running a lonely hearts club A big man Am. History teacher Owner of a car Farmer 37 Living in Darrington Romeo 2nd Still living in Seattle Stock judge A nurse Starting a camp for mice Office girl Buying a new car? Teacher New Cadillac Janitor Working in office at A. H. S. Dancing instructor Hot rod driver Living on the lowlands DYING WORDS Quiet please! jimmy Cracked Corn. Only one more hour to go. Oh, for a Ford ! Oh, this married life. Whoa, horse! Come and get it! A 81 B : AB. Three cents please. Ready, play! Is my part straight? 'Golly! Play it again. Lets have a play. 'Go get em Eagles! Hail, Hail, old Lakewood. My cue! The line forns to t.he right. Wasn't that a corker? You poor kids. Oh, gee. Gone! It's simply marvelous. uBabyln But Dave! Are you 1onely? Have you heard this one? Notes please! How are ya? Silence. But I'm 38- Baby it's cold outside. Oh, Baby. Quick, call the doctor. I'll get him. Oh, no boy! Really? 66 7? May I help you? Dam thing won't start! Test today! I should have stopped. Lift your feet. Good afternoon high school. ll D9 Shall we dance?' Missed the corner! What fun.

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I .theme BEVERLY BARNIER ROBERT BAUER ELAINE BEST BLAIN E BERGAM GORDON BLACKEN RAY BLACKEN JACK BLACKER BETTY BOURSAW DONNA BREON DONALD BRODERSON OE BRUSETH J RICHARD CHAPIN JAKE CLARK IDA MAE CRANMORE BEVERLY DAHLGREN ROBERT DAILY THOMAS DAILY BARBARA DAVISON JERRY DEZOTELL LOLA DOTSON GENE ECKBERG DELORES ENGSTROM LORRAINE ENGSTROM J ACK ERICKSON BETTY ESPE LAURIN FOSTER JERRY GARKA MARY GOERLICH DAVID GOSSETT FRED GOTTHARDT JOANN GRAY WAUNITA HAGINS SHIRLEY HAMMER PATRICIA HILLIS JIM HINMAN JOANN E HOIDAL JANET HOLLAND BETTY JAMES GRANT JENSEN ANITA JOERGENSON LEROY JOHNSON JUNE KROEZE PATRICIA KROEZE DONNA KRONFUS JOHN LANGDON CLAUDIA LARSON SALLY LIEN PATRICIA LINDQUIST Brown eyes Ser io us 4-H' er H andso me H appy-go-lucky Swell kid Cassanova Peppy Devilish Farming Blushing Good-natured Skipping Pleasant Curly hair Freckles Intelligent Questionable Agreeahle Low voice Sorta shy Unassuming Slim Big feet Dependable Ladies' man Short Big dimples Cute Loafing Tall Lively Flirtatio us Crinning Talkat ive Carefree Reserved Brown eyes Teasing Bangs Athletic Tiny Talented Hard worker Unsettled Black hair Norwegian Wavy hair fttophecg WEAKNESS Stu's Snack Sho Comp. Acting Basketball Kackman Road Model A's Girls Football games Kansas Cows History Miss Harris The office Athletics Chev. cars Brother Tom Honor Society Underclassmen Dancing Borrowing None F. H. A. Lipstick Tennis Mr. Danubio Schottisches His car Mon ey Book reports Sleep Long hair Pom Poms Boys School Chemistry Love columns Telephones Journalism Trumpet Piano Unlocked doors Short hair Nlr- Larson Studying Cows Cutting her hair Acting Lillie 'IA P TWENTY YEARS HENCE Waitress Comp. teacher Married Coach Comedian Hiding from J. J. Harvey Bachelor Model Living in Kansas Still milking Man about town Math teacher Retired P. E. Straight hair Tom's assistant A genius Who knows? Square dance caller Head of Loan Co. Tobacco auctioneer Singer Cosmetic saleswoman Tennis coach Working in Califomia Still dizzy Napoleon III U. S. Treasurer Still writing Book reports Rip Van winkle 2nd Career girl Keeping house In the air co . Cooking teacher Scientist Editor Operator Editor of Arl. Times Teaching Harry James French Pianist Single man Lady giant Music teacher Success at last Ag. teacher Beautician Actress Living in Chicago DYING WORDS That's for sure. Is ithel a verb? Do it my way. Let George do it. Listen to this one. salon payin Wasn't my fault. Obi Gordy. Oh my land! Whoa, bossl That's okay. Now my teacher did it this way. Obi Who care . l gosh!! ll y?,, Ditto. Natural1y. I don't believe you-n Allmen left. Good-bye. L. S- M. F. T. Fine. This shade is nice. Help me find the ball. Oh, crum. nl, 2, 3, hoptu l'm a mighty little man. This was spent on bubble gum. Where's my book - report. Time for my nap. Oh, my heavens. Geel Har I am. Holy cow. Wha ha pen? Dear forgornl' Number plaeasel' uuuh? 0 Y 'II I've led a dog's life. But I'm not French. I'm in love again. No it isn't- Oh, my goodness. Well -- I'll see. Oh, for the life of a cow. But l don't want a wig. Now listen. Okayl OkayI

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amor 111 BEVERLY BARNIER wills her job at Stu's to anyone who can fill it. ELAINE BEST wills her naturally curly hair to someone with straight hair. BETTY BOURSAW wills her peppiness to Violet Blacken. DONNA BREON wills her devilish ways to Mary Ann Bjorn. IDA MAE CRANMORE wills her tumbling ability to Bon- nie Switnme to carry on. BEVERLEY DAHLGREN wills her shyness to Bette Reed. BARBARA DA VISON leaves wishing Virg was coming too. LOLA MAE DOTSON wills her talking ability to Esther Haack. f DOLORES ENGSTROM just leaves quietly. LORRAIQE ENGSTROM wills her place in physics to Marie Gustavson. BETTY ESPE wills her place in shorthand to someone with a sharp pencil. MARY GOERLICH wills her treasurer's books to anyone who can straighten them out. JOANN GRAY wills her long hair to Tiny Heckland. PAT HILLIS leaves for W. S. C. WAUNITA HAGINS leaves as Mrs. Putnam. SHIRLEY HAMMER wills her talents to some untalented person. JOANNE HOIDAL wills her skipping ability to Pat Sny- der. JANET HOLLAND leaves for the telephone office. ANITA JOERGENSON wills a big job onthe annual to Arlene Lallemand. JUNE KROEZE leaves her giggle still echoing in the halls. PAT KROEZE wills her trombone to someone with a long arm. DONNA KRONFUS leaves her typewriter still wondering what hit it. BETTY JAMES leaves for her little house in Trafton. CLAUDIA LARSON wills her dark hair to Clarice Larson. SALLY LIEN wills her A's in American History to Aud- rey Ramsey. BEVERLY LIND left early for Everett. IEANYCE LONG leaves her window gazing to the '52 student body. SERA JANE MILLER wills her horse back riding to Bever- ly Hoery. BONNIE MORTENSEN leaves without Ray. ELEANOR NYSETHER Awills her straight A's to Richard Hevly. DARLENE OLSON wills her job at the grade school to someone with an umbrella. VIOLET OSTROM leaves Polly Drivstuen to carry on her neatness. LAVETA PENNEY wills her ability to blush to Frankie Killough. AUDREY PETERSON wills her joke telling to Bob Vosika. ANN ROGNE wills her quiet ways to Dixie Craven. MARGUERITE ROTH leaves very quietly. ALICE SNEVE leaves without a boyfriend. Z.OE ANN RUSSELL wills her whistle to the new drill leader. JOYCE STELLGES leaves in her Ford. MARY TERI-IORST wills her ability to drive to Marie Ja cobs. GENEVIEVE TIEDEMAN leaves as Mrs. Nelson. LILLIE TURKOVICH leaves with her ball and chain a- round her neck. SHIRLEY UDEEN wills her ability to argue to Ruth Jo- hanson. JERRY GARKA wills his height to Roger Funk. DAVID GOSSETT leaves his wavy hair to Don Pettit. FRED GOTTHARDT leaves for the navy. JIM HINMAN leaves to help his dad. GRANT JEANSEN leaves Don Wahl to take over his trumpet playing. LEROY JOHNSON leaves the junior girls in a daze. JAKE CLARK leaves Marlene to walk by herself at noon. CHUCK MILLER wills his friendly ways to anyone as nice. LEROY MERRITT wills his friendly ways to anyone as nice. GERALD MILLER leaves in his hot rod . BOB OLSEN wills his quiet ways to Jack Breon. WAYNE PEARSON leaves in his little Ford. LEONARD PUMPHREY leaves for good. JIM PRICE leaves an empty space in the football line up. MAX RANKIN leaves A. H.S. peaceful and quiet, BOB SCHROEDL wills his skipping rules to the junior class. GEORGE SPENCER wills his address book to anyone who can handle it. FRED SPIERING willshis sports writing to any sports fan. HERBERT SWANSON leaves with Fred Gotthardt. GERALD THORSEN willshis drawing pen to anyone that can use it. ART TROWBRIDGE leaves with out any trouble. FRANK WELLS wills his devilish ways to the eighth grade. DON WESTERLUND leaves Mr. Larson without a bass. BILL ZUDE leaves for Happy Valley. HELEN VAN NESS leaves Mrs. Hawley with an empty multigraph room. ROBERTA WIDMARK leaves happily. CORA WILLIAMS leaves the sewing machines in the home ec. room quiet, VIRGINIA WISDOM leaves the teachers without a right hand girl. PAT WOOD leaves Betty Shipley all alone. JOAN MILLER leaves for the altar. PAT LINDQUIST leaves without an argument. SHIRLEY SENFF leaves for Alaska. ANNELIES REISCHL wills her long braids to Noreen Atkins. ROBERT BAUER leaves quietly and quickly. BLAINE BERGAM leaves with his good pal George. GORDIE BLACKEN wills his place as ASB president to any lucky person. RAY BLACKEN leaves the F. F. A. without a truck driver. JACK BLACKER leaves for unknown parts. DON BRODERSON leaves quietly. JOE BRUSETH wills his bashful ways to Mickey Ryan. RICHARD CHAPIN left so quietly no one heard him. ROBERT DAILY leaves Reva Hargrove. THOMAS DAILY wills his ability in geometry to any- one who can master it. JERRY DEZOTELL wills his square dancing to John Carl- SOI1, GENE ECKBERG wills his blushing to Jack Jenkins, JACK ERICKSON wills his vocabulary to anyone who can use it. LAURIN FOSTER leaves in his blue Chev'. JOHN LANGDON leaves only to return to replace his father. DEAN QUALL1eavesa vacant seat in sixth period study. JIM WOOD leaves his slow drawl to Dick Dunn. I8