Carlton High School - Cuhsyco Yearbook (Carlton, OR)

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C L A S S W I L L Pat Anderson gives her ability to pick up diamond rings to anyone who is asked to wear one. Richard Peters wills his ability to move as center and power-horse tc anyone who can throw that hard. CAustin Warner, Arlene Hoff wills her ability to capture a husband while still a senior. Jerry Rodgers wills his ability to make baskets with both eyes closed to anyone who thinks he's good enough to do it. Violet Hoff wills her raving beauty to any girl who can qualify. Clayton Gardner wills his geometry ability to some oncoming student of any math, algebra, etc. Jean Collins wills herself to some luring girl that will look out for Keith Brown in the following years. Jim Allen wills his motorcycle to the undertaker so he will have a prosperous business. Gladys Bachmann wills herself to the nice young gentleman who gave her a ring. Richard Banks wills his ability to drive a model-A Ford backwards, frontwards, and sideways, or any other way to someone good enough to do so. fAllen Stermerl Odie Wasson wills her beautiful yodeling voice to anyone who can stand it. Richard Hartman wills all his charms of luring young girls to his faith ful friend and cousin, Alfred. Keep good care of them. Evelyn Jensen wills herself to Robert Smith who has already started to make passes. fringsl

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'Eff Senior Class History It was on a beautiful Monday morning in the month of September in the year 1943 that the class of 1947 made their way up the two flights of stairs in the present school building to take their place as rooks. Sixteen freshmen climbed the two flights of stairs this September mor- ning. As their class officers they elected the following: president, Richard Peters, vice president, Richard Hartman, secretary, Sunny George, sergeant at arms, Wendel Kreder, council representative, Richard Banks, class advisor, Mrs. Stuller. During our freshman year we presented the one act play nEverything's Offu and won the one act play contest. Those taking part in the play were: Richard Peters, Richard Hartman, James Allen, Joan McKimens, Joy Moberly, Arlene Weber, and Merlyn Cowlthorp. We started our sophomore year with only twelve members. Carol Pritchett later joined our group. Class officers were elected as follows: presi- dent, Jim Allen, vice president, Jean Collins, secretary, Odie Wasson, treasurer, Violet Ashley, council representative, Joan McKimens, class advisor, Miss Pettit. The one act play presented this year was 'Johnny Goes Haywiren. Fourteen members started the Junior year. Twila Cox and Patricia Ander- son were the only new members joining the group and Carol Pritchett dropped out. The following class officers were: president, Richard Peters, vice president, Gladys Bachmann, secretary-treasurer, Jean Col- lins, council representative, Patricia Anderson, class advisor, Miss Pettit. nOf All Thingsn was presented by the class in the one act play contest. On May 24th the juniors gave the seniors their annual Junior-Senior ban- quet at the Oregon Hotel in McMinnville. we started our senior year with fourteen members. Evelyn Jensen and Clayton Gardner were the only new members. We elected the following ' officers: president, Richard Banks, vice president, Evelyn Jensen, secretary-treasurer, Gladys Bachmann, council representative, Jean Col- lins, class advisor, Mr. Custer. nEstabrook Niecesn was presented in the one act play contest. Those active in sports during their four years of high school were Rich- ard Banks, Richard Hartman, Richard Peters, Jim Allen, and Arlen Weber. X f