Brewster High School - Shelokum Yearbook (Brewster, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

ax .S7wZ,Lum '54 PLEDGE TO BREWSTER HIGH We're loyal to you Brewster High, We're red and white Brewster High, We'll back you to stand 'Gainst the best in the land For we know you'll do grand Brewster High. Amid the great broad fields that nourish our land For honest battle and for freedom, we stand And unto you, we pledge our hearts and hands, Dear B. H. S. we're true to you. OFQLUOI' On the pages of this book is written the story of one of the happiest years of our lives. The Shelokum Staff of 1954 invites you to join us in reliving these experiences. As you delve through the pages, may your enjoyment equal ours. BREWSTER HIGH SCHOOL tBrewster, Washington lecbcafion WE DEDICATE TO YOUTH ...... As the 1954 graduates are handed their diplomas, they will embark on the road of life ahead, wherever it may take them. And proceeding side by side with youth along that road will be progress. With that eagerness to advance which only youth can provide and with the wisdom which youth can obtain only from older generations, that road will lengthen. Each problem faced, whether or not the answer will prove to be the true one, will be a stepping-stone. Today, as youth leaves through graduation, the world of high school and its joys, it will be met by the seriousness of living in an age of atomic power. And on the shoulders of youth will be placed the consequence of that power. book is dedicated to youth with the hope that the goal which they seek will beinspired by a higher Power than that which a scientist could provide. As youth moves, so shall the progress of the world. Thegyouth of a nation are the trustees of posterity. Disraeli ,. . , ,. . ,..,, ..,., .mm COIL fell fd INTRODUC TION FACULTY GRADUATES STUDENTS ORGANIZATIONS AC T IVITIE S 555 ,MV , wmvgg W ef s ' 'S ' :.:,: ff , if 'fus' 52!e!ffwr1M5u.Iw qrefigfffug 'f ...,. 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Girls Club Dick Renner . .Sports Mrs. H. K. Moe . . .Advisor Jerry Wilson . . Sports FIRST ROW: Deloris Shrable, Dave Van Loan, Imolene Mason, Mrs. Moe, Dick Renner, Barbara Guilliams, Jerry Wilson. SECOND ROW: Joyce Gebhardt, Karen Cramer, Don Barrows, Betty Pool, Denny Harvill, Billie Pool, Shirley Utt, Della Mathers. 5 2 ng 5, 'yfffifw' . 3' Q' v', 1 Z7 1' ' -'f If ' a' 4, 1 fn ' A aff! 'x xx .'z 'I I' I 1 4 'I 4 v 1'a'Q ', ,I '- , Q.. 1.2 i 'I I 1 I - I I I I . I I I I, . I III I ,JI I! Iii 'M IUIII . IM I 1' 'QI W I I I I I I If II II II I II I II II II H II II I: II ,I II I .. I'-'II I I I I I -I II. I I I III' I ' II! I' II I II I' II W I Il ' I II II' I I? ' ' I III I I , 6 1 o'f I ,fa '.,v4 ', 'r f im MR, THOMAS STEPHENS B.A., C.W.C.E., E1- lensburgg M,S, , Wash- ington Stateg B, E, , Washington State, Superintendent, MRS, EDNA D. ARBUCKLE B,A, College of Puget Sound. Speech, English, Dramatics, MR. BRUCE KOLLMAR B,A, , C,W,C,E, Grad- uate work C, W, C, E, Chorus, Band. MISS KATHLEEN PRYOR B, A, , C, W,C, E. B.S, U, of W, Graduate work C,W,C,E, Science, Health, Girls P, E, MR. JAMES W. HARPER W, De Guadalajara, 'Jal- isco, Mexicog B,A, , Uni- versity of Washington, Seattle. Typing, Short- hand, Spanish. MRS. A, GREAVES C,W,C,E, Graduate work C,W,C,E, English. Congratulations to the Class of '54 ltrrl igl 1' Qrizirgzglzf' -,, ,xt .ag 2,gggggtsr,gygE fr tif. 155 ,gff!fs551:f3f f, . Ji' . .stvqgg 5 farisiiif M 'BF !!'N .s 1,', . E, .1 fr , . rr Y., HV. Y . v 1 , I ri, H ,,,.. r x ,,,.s5e,g Q. rw , Y rg Q52 lf, flff? what in -2 . tiifififilfiill . .ttlr.imJrgi. 41-3 1 1 '5 gfg'zffQf't1e,fpl52'2g ftfrgaxgazzgtt L: 14' . tilgsgxslft 1 g'5ffw1liv'eQm:'i 1 ?fE?fQgEfsrgfEe2gf5...,l ,fi ,,,.. . 'ss , xzffiilti . fl 3 1. , , ,Mt??:1ff -My iittizzizziii ,Qin ,gngffiir 45533 fzLIfFf5?1 gglflisggffll . '!ilfrfl5f5l,s Hrs. 91 mifliief. rs. lt s.. Y , S l tr i W i' 1, 53.51. 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MR. DALE LEAVITT B,A, ofE, , C,W,C,E. History, Algebra. MRS, CAROLINE I-IYMER B, S, , Montana State, Graduate work at W, S, C. Home Economics. MR, CLAUDE I. RAINEY A,S, , Wenatchee Ir. Colleges B,E, , W,S,C. , Pullman. Agriculture. G 8: G MARKET CLILIQJGI' SEP TEMBER School Begins Round Robin at Okanogan Brewster at Grand Coulee Qfootballj Freshman Initiation OCTOBER Brewster at Oroville Brewster vs Tonasket Big and Little Sister Party Brewster at Coulee Dam F. H.A. Initiation All School Play Leavenworth at Brewster F. F. A. Judging Contest NO VEMB E R Quincy at Brewster Brewster at Twisp Senior Ball F. F. A. Apple Judging Pretty Polly - Handsome Harry Student Council Meeting Z7 Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER Molson at Brewster Qbasketballl Brewster at Omak Junior-Senior Play Brewster at Nespelem Chelan at Brewster F. F.A. -F.H.A. Dinner Chorus Cantata Brewster at Riverside Winthrop at Brewster Christmas Vacation JANUARY Okanogan at Brewster F. H. A. Party Pateros at Brewster Tonasket at Brewster Brewster at Republic Manson at Brewster Coulee Dam at Brewster Brewster at Pateros Brewster at Chelan Brewster at Oroville Entiat at Brewster 'W'W- 't t 'tH4-'15'4f'fi5 'i'l'ii 'W'---1'H1Ht N iQ 13511 9 QWISNFIUY' of gum fri FEBRUARY 4 F. F. A. Game 5 Brewster at Twisp 6 Omak at Brewster 7 Brewster at Manson 10-2.0 County Tournament 15 Sweetheart Ball 24 Dist. Tourney at Chelan Z5 F. H. A. Area Meeting MARCH 6 One Act Play Festival 13 F. H. A. Demonstration Day 18 Senior Class Play 19 Sportsmanship Banquet 2.0 Minor Sports Tournament Z0 F.F.A. Dance 2.5 College Day Conference ze Music Festival 27 Music Festival APRIL 2 Student Council Barn Dances 3 Okanogan at Brewster fbaseballl 4-5 F. H. A. 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B Club 3-4, Band 1-2, F.F,A, 1-2-3-4, Football 3-4, Base- ball 3-4, F, F, A, Parliamentary Procedure Contest 4, Boxing 1-2-3. SHIRLEY RIGGAN- Better be alone than in bad company. Girls Club 1-2-3-4, Girls Club Vice-President 4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Drill Team 3-4, Class Plays 2-3-4, One-Act All- School Play 4, Three-Act All-School Play 4, Triple Trio 3, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls League Luncheon Delegate 3, Annual Staff 2. DUANE HARPER- Do not take life too seriously. Baseball 3-4, B Club 3-4, F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, Minor Sports Tournament 1-2, Chorus 3-4, Boys Quartet 4, IVAN KIMBALL- You live but one life, why not take it easy? F. F,A, 1-2-3, B Club 2-3-4, Basketball 2-4, Track 2, Foot- ball 3-4, Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Chorus 4. FRED DAVIES- Hitch your wagon to a star, Class President 1-2, Student Body Vice-President 3, Student Body President 4, Chorus 3, Class Play 3, B Club 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 2, Best Wishes KLINES ST OR E 7 DAVID VAN LOAN - Ca1m and Free. B Club 1-2-3-4, Football 3-4, B Club Secretary 4, Student Council 4, F,F,A, 1-3, F,F,A, Parliamentary Procedure Con- test 3, Class Play 4, Minor Sports Tournament 2, Manager 1-2, All-School One-Act Play 4, Annual Staff 4, DELORIS SHRABLE- Silence is more eloquent than looks, Transferred from Cashmere 3, Wenatchee I, C, Typing Con- test 3-4, Chorus 3, Girls Club 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Bear Facts Staff 4. LADD STUDIO 8 Omak, Wash. MARILYN WHITEHALL- Life of the party. Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1, Band President 3, Band Secretary- Treasurer 2, Girls Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Class Plays 3-4, Student Body Secretary 4, F.H,A, 3, F,H,A, Presi- dent 3, Student Council 3-4, Class Secretary 1-3, Torch Award 2-3, Bear Facts Staff 1. HOWARD GUENTHER- Always ready to help a friend, F, F,A, 1-2-3-4, Chorus 4, F,F,A, Parliamentary Procedure Contest 4, Class Play 4. DICK RENNER- He has enough who is content, F, F,A. 1-2-3-4, B Club 1-2-3-4, Football 3-4, Manager 1- 3-4, Torch Award 1-2, Minor Sports Tournament 2, F, F,A, Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4, Bear Facts Sports Reporter 4, GLENDAL FITZHUGH- It's fashionable to be late. Girls Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls Sextet 1-2-3, Chorus Reporter 3, Chorus Secretary-Treasurer 4, Class Plays 3-4, All-School Play 4, Majorette 3, Cheer- leader 3-4, Bear Facts Staff l-2, Senior Ball Queen 4. ED SHIRK- A man after his own heart qBut he'd rather have a girl after it.J Transferred from Grand Coulee 2, F.F.A. 2-3, F.F.A. Re- porter 2, F,F,A. Vice-President 3, B Club 2-3-4, B Club Sec- retary 3, B Club President 4, Class Play 2, Chorus 2-3-4, Class Vice-President 4, Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 2. MAC WILSON - Not lazy--just don't feel like working. F. F.A. 2-3, Chorus 4, Minor Sports Tournament 2, GEORGE DRISKELL- A quiet tongue shows a wise head. F,F,A. 1-2-3-4. DONNELLE PAS LAY- Much too busy is the day, To waste a moment in idle play. Band 1-3, Chorus 1-3, Girls Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4 F. H.A. 3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Girls Club President 4, Girls Club Secretary 2-3, Pep Club Drill Leader 3, Student Council 3-4, Class President 3, Class Vice-President 2, Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 1, Sextet 1-3, Girls State Delegate 3, F. H.A. Treasurer 3, F.H.A. Vice-P1'6SidCl1I 4. 9 Good Luck Class '54 BREWSTER SHOE STORE LEON BARTLEY- While I'm not what you might call fast, just watch me while I'm driving past. Transferred from Seattle 4, Chorus 4, Senior Play 4, Boys Quartet 4. BARBARA GUILLIAMS- If you've anything to say--say it! Transferred from Richland 4, Band 4, Chorus 4, Drum Majorette 4, Girls Club 4, Class Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Bear Facts Staff 4. PAT STEELE- If you desire to be happy--be happy! Girls Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2, F.H.A. 4, Chorus 2-3-4, Class Plays 2-3-4, All-School One-Act Play 4, Girls Club Treasurer 4, Triple Trio 3, Bear Facts Staff 1-2-3, Annual Staff 2-3, Play Contest 2. SCOOTER MASON- Never 'I can't'--Always, 'I'll try'. Girls Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3, Chorus 1, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Pep Club Secretary 3, F,H,A. 3-4, F. H,A, Vice-President 3, F, H,A, Treasurer 4, All-School Play 4, Junior Prom Queen 3, Senior Play 4, Girls State Dele- gate 3, Bear Facts Staff 1, Annual Staff 4, KEN RUTHERFORD- Better be an hour too early than a min- ute too late, Football 3-4, Track 2-3, Class Play 4, F,F,A, 3, B Club 3-4, Minor Sports Toumament 3, Class Play Stage Manager 3. Compliments of Io COLUMBIA DRUG DELLA LOU MATHERS - A girl who is not afraid to have her say, Transferred from Bellevue 4, Pep Club 4, Drill Team 4, Girls Club 4, Bear Facts Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Office 4. LARRY MILLER- Slow and steady wins the race, F, F,A, 1-2-3, Band 1-2, All-School One Act Play 4, Senior Play 4. ' .TOE CLEVELAND- Out for a good time. B Club 1-2-3-4, F,F,A, 1-2-3, F, F, A, Treasurer 3, Class Vice-President 3, Student Body Vice-President 4, Chorus Vice- President 4, Chorus 4, F, F, A, Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2, Minor Sports 1-2, Football 2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3, Basket- ball 2-4, Student Council 4. EDDIE MYERS- Immune to feminine charms. Student Body Assistant-Treasurer 3, Student Body Treasurer 4, Class Treasurer 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Torch Award 1-2, Class Play 3-4, A11-School Plays 3-4, Minor Sports 2, Bear Facts Staff 3. PEARL HOWELL- A merry heart doeth good. Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Girls Club 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2-3, Chorus Secretary 3, Pep Club Treasurer 4, Girls Club Play 2, Class Plays 3-4, All-School Play 4, Triple Trio 3, Bear Facts Staff 1-2 Best Wishes DON'S TEXACO -f..,,-as--t 'W MW, W ,..,,,,,,,..,-,1,, so-1, ,ms-,...,,.., 1 .nt-MIM, ainvmnlff ,am-f ,--f W, .1 ,,,, m5xfv,...',,r ,,,Ls.-CD14 ws-1 BETTY IO POOL- I love work--it fascinates me. Chorus 1-2-3-4, Girls Club 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Bear Facts 1-2-3-4, Annual 3-4, Girls Trio 2-3-4, Girls Sextet 1, Mixed Quartet 3-4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, Student Body Secretary 3, Pep Club Treasurer 3, Bear Facts Editor 3, Annual Editor 4, F,H, A, 3-4, F.H. A, President 4, Pep Club President 4, Girls Club Secretary 4, Torch Award l-2-3-4, Class Plays 2-3, All-School One-Act Play 4, Chorus Reporter 2-4, Drama Festival 2, Class Secretary 4, Student Council 3-4, Girls State Delegate 3, Minor Sports Tournament 1-3, Drill Team 3-4, Apple Blossom Princess 4, JERRY WILSON Always ready for a bit of fun, Football 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Band Student Director 2, Chorus 4, Chorus President 4, B Club 3-4, B Club Vice-President 4, Torch Award 1-2-3-4, F,F,A, 1-2-3, F,F,A, Secretary 1-2, F. F. A, Reporter 3, F.F. A. Public Speaking Contest 2-3, F , F,A. Parliamentary Procedure Contest 2-3, Class Plays 2-3- 4, Student Play Director 4, Drama Festival 2-3, All-School One-Act Play 4, Class President 4, Annual 2-3, Annual Busi- ness Manager 2, Annual Editor 3, Bear Facts 2-4, Mixed Quartet 4, Boys Quartet 4, Delegate to State F. F. A, Con- vention 3, Student Council 3-4, gl l32Ef.!5z .g , i9 SfQhWE?Q 95Fi- ,, graclua fion Salutatorian, .TERRY WILSON Valedictorian BETTY .TO POOL BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT Processional ..... Frank Day Processional, Pomp and Circurlnk- . A stance ....... Fra Day Invocation . . . Rev. Ray Glessner Invocation . . Rev. C. A. Verdoorn . The Lord's Prayer . . Girls Trio My Shepherd Will Supply Theme of Speakers-- Crossroads You'll Never Walk Alone Introduction .... Fred Davies Vocations, Salutatory Address, Q High School Chorus ......... .Terry Wilson College, Valedictory Address, Baccalaureate Address: ......... Betty Jo Pool Armed Services . . Edward Shirk TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES. . . Hornemaking . . Marilyn Whitehall Summary .... Donnelle Paslay Rev. Crlessner Presentation of Awards ..... . . . . Mr. Harlan Morton, Prin. Benediction .... Rev. Glessner Presentation of Class of '54 ...' i . . . Mr. Thomas Stephens, Supt. Reces sional . . . Frank Day Presentation of Diplomas . . . . . Mr. Harry Aslakson, Pres., Board of Education Alma Mater .... Senior Class Benediction. . Rev. C. A. Verdoorn 13 Recessional . . . .. .Frank Day unior 6 arm f 'If1 !ff'.f 357li2QffSVf??V3?LS5!fii2ff93lf5533355152f35Eff5lf g?7'f2'Eil3??2??f?fig?,i7S'IQj 5 ,' ' ' f i i, I lx - 9- L ,4 :W al lin M J 'll 5155 4.V: a' , e255?ilfFEE?i55555u llarggi, , I w assi' :H X, 1 V Q 52251112-M435 z, X ' ' f5f75?'ff1'5,WJ 'j5frg,gf2f fliglia 'Ll,xf2fE35i5EiEi32E?25i?3 ' i l k b: ,, . 5'?..fQfA:, f1w'fl Rik-c:xffl.,e.fL if -ar if 'S ' 93:22 .. E 'zl ff? ' ' ' - eifflilfzlsfir sell uyffllf? W' lffxfleiifl or L ,X,, I X, ,... 5... nz , J 3, 3 rf , iygsllifgszeqfpgf' 355: ,ia4fagr??fflEf,,,pr5::2 ',,f.ytff2-,' FIi1yll,5izig,,, , 351 Eiffilgfzqlfrxgx 5125, feline lfffiixffiif ilifliilfl f'fSV'f 1 'sill' a l l '?f5sf ll15glfzfsefEffn ggmflnl-iesQgl2?1p, :,: fesismsfff lglglsrsss 4g,J ..753'. 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Crofoot, Bonita Davis, Jack Galbraith, Danny Gendron, LaVerda FIFTH ROW: Mathers, Marian McClung, Norman McKie, John Miller, Margot Miller, Virgil Morley, Judy THIRD ROW: Grover, Betty Guenther, Ianyce Hall, Carolyn Hammons, Virginia Hanford, Lanny Harrison, Claude SIXTH ROW: O'Haver, Gary Paslay, Wilma Pierce, DeWayne Pitts, Marlene Riggan, Bobby-Vice Pres Riggs, Freyja gC2l 6 FRESHMAN INITIATION Best wishes, BERGER'S JEWELRY Good Luck, Class of '54 SNACK BAR T. 5' 155' f 5 - ' 5. ,55.ML5g55gl,55g5g5 ,--f Q L . 5 .555,5,, S. 55555g:5g55f..5gf..,555q5.ggg5 gsszsifw ,,,,, :5 ,5-- 'Q .. ,. 51 P 'W' 2? . 2 ,.,, ,...,, ., 53? . 5, I K W -'--- K --h' , S H 5 f ,,k., 2 . N ,,AA .I ' ' f - I , ?, A . jig.,ti,w,m,,333ag.. ., W, ..mm5i.,:m5.55 H, L3x,mai,E.E,5gkH ..?w,g!,,WZ5,i , ,., ,V .mm ,, 455.q5..5,L . .,5..555,.5....,..1W nz... 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The Student Council this year helped the Apple Blossom Princess with expenses, sponsored the Western Tolo, donated to the March of Dimes, and bought a light for the play- field. OFFICERS: Denis Van Loan, Asst. Treas,g Joe Cleveland, V. Pres., Fred Davies, Pres.g Marilyn Whitehall, Sec.: Edward Myers, Treas, Compliments to Class of '54 BREWSTER BODY SHOP Best wishes to Class of '54 JANSEN'S BAKERY 1 s 19? lf QE, , X wisffiiiigzsp E2 A .Qfff:fif,' iii? .svn 'THOSE 5'i'cf'f ,g'sf'sf4 , . L, 5 ,Q K gf TS? . fit : isis fu' :PV JE' Zhi 535 . get is if l 1 1,7 35 v 1 3123 i s 5 5 Z W , 5,4 T. ggi' E551 Q 2 E Ex, ,..I'.. ' 'H' ,,1.-,VMI ii1:Lg..f.,gi,!2g: f i ! , 1 lg Q? a i 3 2 ie ff gf , Qga A i A1 w ,gag r Ev .W , 5 +52 ,, L ,A si '- 9 Hz i 215 fag ? 2 5 5 z fb 5 ' dl 11 if Q 3 ' 5133 , f if i New I l 'H Q ik , S f! 2 f 135' g 1 'i E sl 1 .Q 51 5 i1 . le j , I E wg? 'Q 1 ', 'fif?gf1,'Fz..f-:f,g':Q f Q2fi,255fflfififfgflfifxffitgfEffwf 1 ? , as . gsszazfasf-e1.,.fif3gmfrifzizfgi,-iv PQ ' , Q 1 : 3 1 ji, 1. ..... 55,5 ' k 22 E iz A 9 s 2 4 5 i .gb I 'zgsf 5 fi f Mr 11 531 I, . L nl'x,v S im as 1 1 ,ffirsjuls Hifi' .. ' g 1 X ,f .WE , I s 9 01 fx 3 5253? Qi f ? g s s ,EE ,Iii 7 4. , , 1 .Wa at ' MP a CH, . JW milf iff? Q1-W 3 3 gg 4581 ' 4 , 5 i, , jf , .y ,I 551125- 5 5 I gg Elgin l e X, UQ J E 1 v 1? ff- ,2f S QM ir A OFFICERS President . . . Donnelle Paslay Vice-Pres. . . . Shirley Riggan Secretary . . . Betty Pool Treasurer . . . Pat Steele All girls enrolled in Brewster High School are members of the Girls Club The club sends two girls to Girls State each year. Our representatives for this year are Shirley Utt, Joyce Gebhardt, and Bonnie Schofield alternate. Louise Maas is to be sent by the American Legion Auxiliary. The club maintained concessions at the foot- ball and baseball games, sold subscriptions to the BREWSTER HERALD, and co-sponsored two one- act plays - - Roughly Speak- ing and Springtime for Skippy. Events that took place during the year were the Bi and Little Sister Party he?d in the fall, and a picnic in April. CAA The B Club is the letterman's club of B. I-I.S. Its members include all letter-winners and its advisor is the coach, Rod Webster. The B Club takes care of concessions at all home basketball games to raise money for its various projects. These included buying some football equip- ment, baseball hats, and a light for our playfield. OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Shirk, Presi- dentg .Terry Wilson, Vice-Presidentg and Dave Van Loan, Secretary-Treasurer. i Compliments to the Class of '54, H. O. GROCERY 8: MAC'S MARKET V O MM-mg, l96U'lL:5A FIRST ROW: Robert Steele, Rita Norton, Mr, Harper, SECOND ROW: Raymond Raub, Patricia Steele, Shirley Riggan, Joyce Gebhardt, Los Tapitios, the Spanish Club newly organized this year, is bringing new ideas into school activities. The club motto of Los Tapatios Qname for the inhabitants of the state of Jalisco! is Mejarar las Relaciones Humanas, meaning, To improve human relations. The purposes and aims of this group are to improve student opportunities for communicating with Spanish-speaking people, to promote interest in Spanish language and culture throughout the community, and to develop citizens for a future unified world. Activities that the club has undertaken are meeting with the adult group of night school, corresponding with Mexican firms concerning newspaper and magazine subscriptions, records and music, and a meeting with pro- spective students planning to take Spanish to explain what is important in learning the Spanish language. The officers for 1953-1954 are Patricia Steele--president, Shirley Riggan--vice-president, Joyce Gebhardt--secretary-treasurer, and Raymond Raub--reporter. We would like to thank Mr. Harper, our advisor for the advice and suggestions he has given us. 23 1. if , .4 , F P ' T91 , L , 2 an V ig ,MQ if V 4 ff ' 532 H fr Taxi 1 A N -TE ' af. P, 9 U 5 ' X . 'WE leigh I I I o it - , t rig, . ' 'Tj . I 7 ' . ' I Betty Pool '31 V, . ,X , , I ' 5 l i Billie Pool C '- l1 o l.:if'-Wi W Q i, Qf ,fr . Q: , . ww - ' -- ' t , ' S - . L , W' , ,Q ,.,, Louise Maas Pearl Howell ' oo Q f 1. Secretarl' f fl ' Treasurer Bonnie Schofield Drill Leader 2 4 3 r I I 1 The Pep Club has finally found its place in school activities. Its main objective was to cultivate, to promote, and to spread school spirit, enthusiasm, cooperation, and wholeheartedness for school activities. Among their activities were the decorating of goal posts, welcoming visiting teams, helping to promote good sportsmanship, and contributing to the entertainment during basketball season at home games and at the county and district tournaments as a drill team unit. The members would like to extend their appreciation and thanks to their advisor, Mr. Kollmar, their president, Betty Pool, and their drill leader, Bonnie Schofield, for the ideas, good leadership, and advice. Each girl is proud to be a part of this organization and strives hard to retain her membership. Congratulations to Graduates 24 Best Wishes to Class of '54 GROVERS BUILDING SUPPLY FRED'S CAFE Q WS? 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ZZ S ZZMJ FIRST ROW Mary Lautensleger Judy Morley Judy Waddell Nora Harkrns Jerry Wrlson Leroy Weeks Karen Cramer Barbara Gulllrams Mary Krrk Janyce Aslakson SECOND ROW Mary W11SOH Jeanne C3V1S Rhea Runyan Conrad Lautensleger Alfred Maas John R1ggan Danny Galbrarth V1rg1lM111er Claude Harr1son Denny Harvrll Margaret M1l1er Ann Galbrarth Mlchon Dundas Frank Moe Teddy Thompson Ronnre Jenson V1Ck16 Thrapp Loretta McGowan Jrm Webster Wrlma Paslay Albert Brssonnette Roy Holmes Clyde McCol1ough Our Band under the drrectron of Mr Bruce W Kollmar has played at ball games assemblres the Apple Blossom Festrval and the Lrlac Festrval The Annual Sprrng Concert was grven as a benefrt program for buyrng new band unrforms At the Okanogan County Musrc Festrval the band rated SUPERIOR We have engoyed a good profrtable year and are proud of our band Compliments to the Class of '54, FRIENDS 6201144 OFFICERS: Joe Cleveland . . . Vice-President Glendal Fitzhugh . . . . Reporter Bonnie Schofield . . Sec. -Treasurer Jerry Wilson . . . . . President The Brewster High School Chorus, under the direction of Bruce W. Kolmar, has had a full year of music that all loved sing. Hard work produced good results. On December 17, 1953, the chorus presented 21 cantata, The Carols of Christmas, by Ellen Lorenz. At the music festival in Omak on March 24 and 22, the group sang Mizpah by William A. Cfoldsworthy and God Most Glorious by Helen G. Pohlmamn, and received a superior rating. Their participation in the Annual Spring Concert was also highly commendable. Congratulations to the Class of '54, BREWSTER HARDWARE COMPANY Good Luck Class of '54, RIO BEAUTY SHOP E BOYS' QUARTETTE: Herschel Riggan, MIXED QUARTETTE: Jerry Wilson, B 1 D 11 Barrows, Betty Pool, Billie Pool, Don Barrows Ron Bartlett, Leon art ey, o , Sma! Wudic roulod DUO: Glendal Fitzhugh, Don Barrows. , BOYS'QUARTETTE: Herschel TRIO: GlendalF1tzhugh, Pat 27 Riggan' Denny Hargiu' Duane Steele, Janyce Aslakson. Harper Don Barrows aforefferi The Brewster High School majorettes, Bonnie'Schofield lleaderl, Shirley Utt, Billie Pool, and Joyce Gebhardt, have performed faith- fully at home football and basketball games, County Tournament, Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festival, and Spokane Lilac Festival. Brewster High appreciates these gals with their snappy drills and eye-catching twirls. They, with their sparkle and enthusiasm, have added much to our year of enjoyment. Congratulations Class of '54 25 C01'1gI'3tU12l11i01'1S C1853 of '54 BREWSTER DRUG COMPANY BREWSTER MOTEL GC! FIGHT! WIN! This was the theme of our yell leaders this year as they cheered our team on to County Championship in Basketball and did an expert job in acquiring the Sportsman- ship trophy. Their spirit and pep will be CA 2214661 efrf Donelle Paslay Scooter Mason Glendal Fitzhugh remembered by all Brewster High fans. Compliments of BREWSTER CLEANERS DOWELL'S BARBER SHOP Best Luck to Class of'54 CITY CENTER HOTEL ju fare armerzi of .America Q President ..... Roy Riggs Vice-President . Rodney Waddell Secretary .... Dick Renner Treasurer . . Lyle Haugsven Reporter . . Francis Schutter Advisor . . Mr. Rainey Congratulations to the Class of '54 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Good Luck to Class of '54, MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY ear ja cb .SIL-4 The Bear Facts Staff has worked hard to publish the regular monthly mirneographed paper which not only brings a review to our students of their activities but also informs outsiders who read our paper about our school activities. We wish to thank Mrs. Moe for working so hard with us and helping us to get out our paper on time. Thanks to Fred Davies as mimeograph operator. PICTURED-FRONT ROW: Janyce Aslakson, Delores Shrable, Joyce Gebhardt, Editorg Della Mathers, Shirley Utt, Barbara Guilliams. SECOND ROW: Don Barrows, Denny Harvill, Billie Pool, Betty Pool, Mrs. Moe, Advisor, Good Luck to Class of '54 Congratulations to the Class o VIRGINIA CITY MOTEL ELLIOTTS GROCERY 31 f '54 jbltblfe 0l'l'l2l'l'lCL 2105 of l'l'lQl lCCL ,4 ' President . . . . Betty Jo Pool Vice-President . . Donnelle Paslay Treasurer . . . Scooter Mason Secretary . . . Louise Maas Songleader . .Janyce Aslakson Historian . . . . Sally Sparks Parliamentarian . . Wilma Paslay This year the Brewster F. H. A. , in its second year, has had various activities. Among them are candy sales, bake sales, sponsoring the style show and sending two girls to the Regional and State conventions. Along with the F. F. A. ,they have had banquets and roller-skating parties. The F. H. A. through the efforts of Betty Jo Pool, the president, and the advisor, Mrs. Hymer, have accomplished a great deal this year. Good Luck to Class of '54 Congratulations OMAK MEADOWMOOR DAIRY THE MASTER ENGRAVERS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Iudy Morley, Pat Steele, Imolene Mason, Donnelle Paslay, Helen Mason, Carolyn Hall, Betty Io Pool, Bonita Crofoot, Darlene Kimball. SECOND ROW: Ianyce Aslakson, Ellen Gano, Virginia Hammons, Marlene Pitts, LaVerda Gendron, Patty Rutherford, Maureen Smith, Advisor Mrs. Hymer. THIRD ROW: Louise Maas, Melcina King, Wilma Paslay, Sally Sparks, Margot Miller, Betty Grover, Kathryn Abshere, and Betty Burrill. Af- x J ik! 55? ? 'm 2 . ! Li ,S li , 5 if MQW - Q im goofgaf Although the Bears had a small team this year they fought well for their size, against all their opponents. The season results did reflect the spirit and the enthusiasm that went into each game by the individual players. Round Robin Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Compliments of FRANK WEBSTER FURNITURE 2 F.D. 6 13 6 7 Z0 6 0 7 0 33 Coulee Dam 3 F. D. Twisp 7 Grand Coulee 13 Oroville 32. Tonasket 40 Coulee Dam 19 Leavenworth 44 Okanogan 13 Quincy Z0 Twisp Z0 Best Wishes to the Class of '54 RIO THEATER 0l,U'l Best Wishes to Class of '54 BREWSTER MACHINE SHOP THE DUCK egkodney addell Fred C Davies Conrad ' ,C Lautens Edward Shirk Rod T Kms- Ja gf -'x'xz'.1'1i Jlmmy LY1e Smith Haugsven Ken Lautenslager Tom Davies Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster TEAM SCORING INDIVIDUAL SCORING vs. Molson vs. Omak vs. Nespelem s. Chelan vs. Riverside vs. Winthrop vs. Okanogan vs. Pateros vs. Tonasket vs. Republic vs. Manson vs. Pateros vs. Chelan vs. Oroville vs. Entiat vs. Coulee Dam vs. Twisp vs. Omak vs. Manson lam 34 pts. aver 49 Ivan Kimball 300 13 50 Fred Davies 275 12 43 Edward Shirk 212 9. 2 54 Rodney Waddell 1 81 5. 8 61 Conrad Lautenslager 27 3. 9 43 James Riggan 41 3. 4 49 Kenneth Lautenslager 11 2 48 .Timmy Smith 2 2 28 Lyle Haugsven 4 . 6 41 Tom Davies 2 . 5 55 43 OKANOGAN COUNTY TOURNAMENT 49 45 Brewster vs Oroville 62 56 50 Brewster vs Pateros 43 41 31 Brewster vs Winthrop 60 58 40 41 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Brewster vs. Chelan 41 55 Best Wishes Class of '54 - WORD MOTORS Compliments of - GOEI-IRY'S INCORPORATED FRONT ROW: Tommy Crandall, Claude Harrison, Wayne Jensen, Allen Brotherton, Bob Riggan, Bill Bennet, and Jimmy Smith. BACK ROW: Rubin Rawley, Ronald Bartlett, Coach Howard Picard, Gene Howell, Lanny Hanford, and Sonny Robinette. sfasv:.ff,ns1s , Zfzwegaf FRONT ROW: Bob Riggan, Bob Steele, Roy Riggs, Denny I-Iarvill, Ronnie Jensen, Harold Riggan Allan Brotherton, Wayne Jensen, James Riggan, and Mgr. Virgil Miller. BACK ROW: Coach Howard Picard Mgr Tom Wickenhagen, Rubin Rawley, Jerry Windle, Herschel Riggan, Lyle Haugsven, Dick Nelson Duane Harper, Fred Davies, Lanny Hanford, Rodney Waddell, BASEBALL SUMMARY Brewster Okanogan Brewster Brewster Pateros Pateros Brewster Pateros Brewster Brewster Riverside Brewster Brewster Twisp Twisp Brewster Nespelem Nespelern Br ew ster Okano gan Okano gan Brewster Oroville Oroville Brewster Winthrop Brewster Brewster Tonasket Tonasket Best Wishes to Class of '54 Good Luck Class of '54 CRAMER SERVICE SCOTT'S UNION 76 SERVICE 36 Zac FIRST ROW: Tommy Wickenhagen-Manager, Rodney Waddell, Lanny Hanford, Pete Waggoner, LeRoy Weeks, Bill Bennett, Claude Harrison. SECOND ROW: Archie Jack, Wayne Jensen, Lyle Haugsven, Herschel Riggan, Gene Howell, Jack Davis, Tom Ansert, Teddy Thompson. Coach--Rodger Webster. Although the 1954 high school track team was an inexperienced group this year, it has possibilities of going places next season. This year's track team was made up of one senior--Tom Ansertg five juniors--Wayne Jensen, Archie Jack, Lyle Haugsven, Herschel Riggan, Tommy Crandallg one sophomore--Rodney Waddellg and eight freshmen-- Bill Bennett, Claude Harrison, LeRoy Weeks, Pete Waggoner, Lanny Hanford, Teddy Thompson, Jack Davis, Gene Howell. The high school track team participated at the following track meets: Omak Invitational, Tonasket Invitational, Wenatchee Apple Blossom, Okanogan County Track Meet, and Central Valley. Good Luck, Class of '54 Congratulations to the Class of '54 SCHULKI-3'S GROCERY 8: MEN'S WEAR BREWSTER SUPER MARKET Blonde Atom Bomb Kind Lady Little Rascals Go For Broke Night Into Morning Sally And St. Anne Just For Fun Mr, Basketball You're In The Navy Now The Clown To Please A Stars And Stripes Forever The Company 5 mwme www waumwm Maw et., '- Son Of Rhythm Inn 921 , - I . luv ' si s 1- lla-mf ' is K M mfr sg X sv A 4+-. sf' -1 Q 'gf Q . mm 5 5 fx ll' Q 1 J Q.. Ahrfffxwf 1, 5 wr ' e' .1 I Q 2 ' J J .1 it ft' ft 'wil ff 1.-W Paleface Mr, ,.,, W . l.mmw.s,t,,- ,sm W s was my . 1 30 An5H?,s,fE.. 'ft Oklahoma Annie This Woman Double Dynamite Never A Dull Moment Girl In White The Hour Of 13 I-'evs Dance Knights Of The Is Dangerous Highway Up In Arms li Wifi 2. M Ii, , 54 s S J nh .Q JI. ....r.-,.. Ii 5 'raw fl? rf afjw:'5 E N 32 m a' 2 flf,',: 'ff,f1 ' g . 1 , ., 1 ,:. , fam , ,zf:3f,,zess,ga15 ff Eff C2Ea'I3:'Eili 'Ea Ja. - ng. 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Sally Sparks Best Wishes to Class of 1954 MUTUAL APPLE GROWERS Growers - Packers - Shippers ,M 511. ...f W., Willy . . Inner Willy Aunt Hester Aunt Olga Carol. . Marybelle Mike Aunt Louise. Stanley Clarlc . INNER WILLY . .Eddie Myers . Virgil Miller . . Sally Sparks Janyce Aslakson . . Shirley Riggan . Glendal Fitzhugh . . Scooter Mason . . Roy Riggs Herschel Riggan The All School Plays Were directed by Mrs. Arbuckle enior Way EVERYBODY'S CRAZY Mr. Van Gordon . Mrs. Van Gordon. Celia Van Gordon . Herb Stanley . . Tommy Wilkens . Elmer Sneed . Jasper .... Gladiola .... Miss Ketura 'Katt . Julia Mather . . Adam Pottle . . Libby Ann . . . William Bates . Emiline Spoone r . Messenger Boy . Eve St. Regis . Ghost ..... Student directed by . .Eddie Myers . . Shirley Riggan . . Scooter Mason . .Terry Wilson . Duane Harper .David Van Loan . . Leon Bartley . Marilyn Whitehall Barbara Guilliams . Glendal Fitzhugh Kenneth Rutherford . . . Pat Steele . . Larry Miller . Pearl Howell . Howard Guenther . Duane Harper . .?????????? 40 n JerryW1lson .Sfmzof Kuff Kayak? junior Mom 5 K E . Q 3 ..!4l9l9A Bgaaom !Q'inced5 Betty Jo Pool CAM!! H010 QC? TIME: June l, 1974 PLACE: Hollywood, California EVENT: The premier of the new motion picture The Moon is Purple. The lights are shining brightly as we drive up to the theatre. This is one of the most important premiers of all timesg all the top personalities will be here. As we step from our car who should greet us but photographers! Millions of them are flashing their cameras! Whom should we see right in the middle of all of them but Joe Cleveland and Dave Van Loan. Say, these two are really making a name for themselves takin pictures of all the top stars! It is said that they specialize in making calengars. We finally got away from them. I wonder who will stop us next? Oh, there's the top columnist for Hollywood who writes Gossip Gimics for the Moony Movie magazine. I believe her name is Glendal Fitzhugh. And they say she really has a nose for news. Ah, getting by her wasn't so easy. But we finally made it into the theatre. Oh, there are my two old friends, Pat Steele and Shirley Riggan! Pat is an usher and Shirley hands out programs. They are working their way through nurses' training, but they've been at it so long now one wonders if they'll ever make it. Well, here we are in our seats. Let's look over the program and see Who's in The Moon is Purple. The co-stars are Betty .Io Pool and Kenneth Ruther- ford. You know, that Ken Rutherford is positively the greatest lover ever. Why, I bet he's dated every eligible girl in Hollywood. They say that when Betty Pool sings the blues in this movie it really sends you. What's this ? In supporting roles are Marilyn Whitehall and .Terry Wilson! Oh, I heard about that. It's said that their love scene in the last is something to see. I wonder! Look who's walking down the aisle. It's Dick Renner, the producer. . .I wish I had the money he's got, a multimillionaire, no less. He's got his private secretary, Deloris Shrable, and his chauffeur, Howard Guenther, with him. I guess he never goes any place without them, they're so efficient. What's all that confusion over there ? Oh, the bouncer, Ivan Kimball, has to escort someone out, some trouble-maker, I suppose. I feel safe with Ivan bouncing though, he's so big and brawny. Why, there's Leon Bartley, the celebrated director of The Moon is Purple. He has Della Mathers with him. She owns one of the largest clubs in New York, and just think, she started with a mere coffee shop in a trailer house. Back to my program. It says that the music is composed and directed by Barbara Guilliams. It should be good then, she alwa s features a solo on the baritone sax. My, the gowns were designed by Pearl, Howell! I wish she would design me a gown, she makes such beautiful creations! There's Tom Ansert, who owns the theatre. Behind him is Dr. Paslay, a famous woman doctor. I've heard that she performed her first operation on Mac Wilson, poor guy! Funeral arrangements were taken care of by Mortician, Larry Miller. What's all the clapping for ? Oh, the star Betty Jo just walked in with her aglent, Ed Myers. Without that agent ofhers she wouldn't be what she is today. T ere's Duane Harper and George Driskell, too. They are taking a vacation and touring the world, they just stayed in Hollywood long enou h for the premier What's this ad on the back of our program ? It's advertising a ioxing match! Boxing at Madison Round Gardens tomorrow night. Featured bout between Orvis Guenther and Dave Ham.mons. That I must see. They really get rough. 'Spose I can make it? Say, look up in the box seats. There's Fred Davies, a senator, who flew in from Washington D. C. He certainly is a distinguished guest. Sitting beside him is Ed Shirk. He was just promoted to dean of the college here. Such an intellectual man! Who's that sitting up behind us ? Why, it's Scooter Mason. She runs a reducing salon here in Hollywoodg she specializes in removing fat spots. Seems she never gets hers removed, though. Well, Ihad better turn around. The show is about to start and after all, that's what I came for. 43 Cfadri alrlirifory Five of the Seniors, Marilyn Whitehall, Mac Wilson, Tom Ansert, Ed Meyers, and Duane Harper, have attended dear old Brewster School since starting in the first grade, the teacher being Mrs. Moore. In 1943 Jerry Wilson started the first grade, and later skipped the seventh grade to join us in the Sth. In the second grade, Big Ive Kimball honored us with his presence, coming from Okanogan. George Driskell, from Tacoma, also joined our class that year. In the fourth grade, Pearl Howell entered our happy little gang, moving from Tonasket. Our fifth grade found us receiving two happy students--Donelle Paslay from Oregon City, Oregon, and Shirley Riggan from Sheridan, Arkansas. In 1948 a handsome lad, Fred Davies from Okanogan, joined us. Another lad entering was Dave Hammons from Bridgeport. The seventh grade brought a landslide--five new students. Howard and Orvis Guenther, and Joe Cleveland from Monse, Glendal Fitzhugh from Leola, Arkansas, and Betty Jo Pool from Tahlquah, Oklahoma. In 1950 we gained two more students: Scooter Mason from Wenatchee, and Dave Van Loan from Richland. During our first year of high school, Pat Steele joined us from Nunda, New York, and Larry Tex Miller from Grand Coulee. We shall never forget what we went through to become full-fledged Freshmen--initiation! ! In 1952 two football players joined us. Ed Shirk from Grand Coulee, and Ken Rutherford from San Francisco, California. This year, as Sophomores, we really initiated the Freshmen, and also held a very success- ful Handsome Harry and Pretty Polly Dance. Deloris Shrable from Cashmere joined us as a Junior. This year the outstanding event was the Junior Prom with Queen, Scooter Mason, and King, Fred Davies, reigning. Another social high light was our Junior Play, Second Fiddle, where Jerry Wilson found himself engaged to Glendal Fitzhugh and married to Marilyn Whitehall. Girls' State representatives this year were Scooter Mason, Betty Jo Pool, and Donnelle Paslay. Our mighty Senior year became more interesting as Leon Bartley from Seattle, Barbara Guilliams, Richland, and Della Mathers, Bellvue, entered Brewster High. We shall remember our Senior year for our successful Senior Ball, with Glendal Fitzhugh and Leon Bartley as royalty, our Senior Sneak, enjoyed by all, and our Senior Class play, Everybody's Crazy, directed by Jerry Wilson. The class of '54 has some outstanding students. Boys well known for their athletic ability are: Jerry Wilson, football and track, Orvis Guenther, football, basketball, baseball, and track, boxing and wrestling, Dave Hammons boxing and wrestling-, football, and baseball, Ivan Kimball, football, basket- ball, and baseball, Ed Shirk, football and basketball, Ken Rutherford, football Joe Cleveland, football and basketball, Dave Van Loan, football, Fred Davies basketball and baseball, Tom Ansert, football, Duane Harper, baseball. The girls, too, were active in Pep Club, Girls' Club, and Dramatics. The cheerleaders for the season of '52, '53, and '54 were chosen from our class. We Seniors feel that these memories of our school days will be cherished in our hearts, and that these years were numbered with the happiest years of our lives. 44 alias! an lafamenf We, the class of nineteen hundred fifty-four, do hereby make and declare this to be our last will and testament, to be read on the first day of June, Nineteen hundred and fifty-four. I, Eddie M ers, leave my job as Student Body treasurer to Dennis Van Loan along with the hopes, that he too, shall someday balance the books. My nickname, Hank given me by Mac Wilson, I give to Dick Nelson in hopes he will do it due honor and will it on. I, Deloris Shrable, will my quiet disposition to Gary Damian in hopes it will do him some ood. I, Pat Steele, wiIl my blushes to Wilma Paslay. I, Georgie Driskell, will my name Whitey to Ralph Fries. I, Mac ilson, will my jeep to anyone who can start it in the morning and has enough money to keep it running. I, Jerry Wilson, will my ability to tell jokes to Herschel Riggan, and my riding ability to Billie Pool. She needs it! I, Betty Jo Pool, will my alto voice to Elbert Bissonnette in hopes it will lower his, my serious expression I will to Wayne Jensen because that mischievous look of his is always getting him into trouble with the teachers. I, Scooter Mason, will my ability to bounce in the saddle willed to me by Eillen Willett to Bonita Crofoot and. my fat spots to. my sister Helen hoping she will et rid of them. I, Barbara Cguilliams, will my ability to play the baritone sax to anyone who thinks they are big enough to carry it and to anyone that loves to make a lot of noise. I, Cflendal Fitzhugh, will my position as cheerleader to Mary Jane Kirk with hopes that she has more ambition than I had. My office job that was willed to me last year to Janyce Aslakson. I, Larry Miller, will my laziness to John Keidrowski. I, Marilyn Whitehall, will my job as Student Body secretary to Shirley Utt to keep the minutes straight, and I will my ability to swing down the halls to Alan Brotherton. I, David Van Loan, will my center spot to Rubin Rawley so that he can win the girls favor through his exploits. I, Dave Hammons, will my black eyes willed to me from Pete Harvill to Tom Davies and my nickname steel fist to Archie Jack. I, Howard Guenther, will my charge account at Goehry's to Lyle Detillion He will need it. I, Della Mathers, will my ability to serve coffee to someone with a big house. I, Shirley Riggan, will my ability to et along with Mr. Leavitt to Sarah Roche in hopes that she will get Bi in his class too. I, Kenneth Rutherford, will my hei ht to Kenn Gorr. I, Fred Davies, will my job as Stucfent Body president to Lyle Haugsven if he likes apple polishing, all my nicknames champ, chump, and stats, to Tom Ansert in hopes he fills them as well as I did. I, Leon Bartley, will my ability to pick up girls to someone with a truck or a bus. I, Duane Harper, will all the knocks in my car to Don Misner as he will soon develop them anyway. I, Pearl Howell, will my gift of being able to eat all I want and still not gain weight to anyone who is over weight. 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