Cascade Union High School - Cascadian Yearbook (Turner, OR)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL Being of sound mind, we, the students of the Senior Class of 1950 do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To Wit Article I We, the Senior Class will to the faculty the following: Sec. 1«, To the entire faculty we leave our thanks for their guidance and patience during our four years at Turner. We promise to use the knowledge you've given us to help others as well as ourselves. Sec. 2., To Mr. Uhrhammer we leave our hopes that in following years he will find students who are more co-operative in planning school dances. Sec. To Mr. Morey, our good-looking principal, we leave wishes for many successful years of leadership, and we hope the other classes will recognize his good sportsmanship as we have. Sec. h», To Miss Stout, who was responsible for the success of our Senior play, we will our appreciation for her pat- ience in our unorganized class meetings. Sec. 5., To Mrs. Angus, we leave encouragement to continue her good work in making the Annual bigger and better each year. Sec. 6», To Mrs. Frazer, we leave the front seats in our English Class, which are in excellent condition, as we never used them. (Provided she wants to take them to Cascade) Sec. 7., To Mr. Dawson, we will the drinking fountain and a box of anit-hist for his colds—we hope next year's Senior girls will make him as many cakes as we did. Sec. S., To Mrs. De Camp, we will that last-minute rush for cur- rent events, and a permanent job as faculty cheerleader for the March of Dimes. Sec. 9., To Mr. Stewart, we leave our heartiest wishes for a more successful sports program in the following years. We appreciate his ambition for good athletes. Sec. 10«, To Mr. Krause, we will lots of good luck in getting music started in Cascade High School.

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Article II Sec. 1., To the Junior Class, we bequeath our room by the stage where we have held our meetings for the past year, provided they leave the chairs in order. Sec. 2«, To the Sophomore Class, we will our great love for drama and hope they will have as much success with their plays as we have had. Sec. 3., To the Freshman Class, we bequeath our ability to make friends and keep them through their four years of high school. Sec. 49 To the entire Student Body, we will our ability to co-operate. Article III Sec. 1«, I, Goldie Hayes, will my ability to always be late for classes to Maxine Baxter, and my natural curly hair to Maybolle Kirsch. Sec. - y I, Shirley Baker, will my sprained thumb to Jeanetta McGill, and my chemistry books to Dale Boswell. Sec. 3., I, Bill Bear, will my little green limousine to Vernon Largt and my love-making ability to ’.Vally Wipper. Sec• U., I, Kathleen Van Osdol, will my long fingernails to Donna Boyer, and my interest in the National Guards to Eda Mae Harms. Sec. 5., I, Richard Aplet, will my nickname of Clem” to Lil- bern Webb, and my intelligence in English class to Byron Gavette Sec. 6., I, Evaleen Woodrum, will my big brown eyes to Donna Forsberg, and my southern drawl to Oleta McGill. Sec. 7«, I, Kenneth Ward, will ray wavy hair to Eddie Watson, and my cooking ability to Jerry Wipper. Sec. 8., I, Harold Standley, will my baritone voice to Lee Neeley, and my place by the stage during noon-hour to Maybelle Kirsch and Lee Metcalfe. Sec, 9., I, Maxine Mickenham, will my red corduroy jacket to Lois Hightower, and my absentee excuses to Pat Locken.