Carlton High School - Cuhsyco Yearbook (Carlton, OR)

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Ben Pugh wills the honor of having the best car in school to Tom A. Evelyn Paola wills her ability to chew gum to Ray Spooner. happy and cheerful. Billie Carter leaves her ability to play volleyball to Joyce Wood. Dwight Brown wills to Kenny Hodney his art of talking and disturbing Harry Johnson wills the job of baseball manager to any capable person. Doris Bishop wills her ability to get a diamond to anyone who can make Ralph Stoutenburg leaves to Don Martin his ability to keep the girls Don Woodman wills his ability to talk and argue to Theodore Schmidt. Joyce Anderson and Eunice Swope will their buddie-buddie companianship to anyone who can bear so strong a bond. Keith Spooner leaves his ability to make junk heaps into cars to George. Darlene Dunwoody wills Carnival Queen votes to Darlene McElroy. Harold Prittchet wills his ability to sluff his way through school to Carl Bartlett. nIt's easy, don't study and seein. Terry Brazier wills her spiking ability in volleyball to Nonna A. 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