Brewster High School - Shelokum Yearbook (Brewster, WA)

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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. I, Ivan imball, will my ability to hustle in sports to Lanny Hanford who could 'sure use it and a little of my weight to Bev Cavis who C0111d stand to have it. I, Joe Cleveland, will my good luck to Wayne Jensen but I know he will be luckier than I in sports and other things for he has been luckier than I ever since I've known him. I, Dick Renner, will my ability as the states best manager to Harold Riggan. He needs it. , Donnelle Paslay, will my ability to ride to school every morningl with a teacher, to any freshman who needs to get in good with the teac er. 45 I

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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

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