Commerce High School - Ledger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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-K W save' ' 'TI Lf IEAN HUNTER: I leave the parties during fifth period at a certain table to Bernadine McCutchen, Helen Childers, Iune Belland, Ierry Allensworth. ETHEL HYDE: I leave Bernadine McCutchen to go to the school dances alcne, and take Helen Amato with me. VERA IAMMATTEO: I leave my sister Alice some extra credits. ANNESLEY IACKSON: I leave hair ribbons, slickers. and dirty saddles for life. GLADYS IAMES: I leave Norma Lipton the unemployed mailman. PAULINE IANSHAW: I leave with Gloria Hecox. LORRAINE IOHNSON: I leave to Gerda Eschenroder my knowledge of shorthand which she lacks. MILDRED IOHNSON: I leave my favorite library seat to Gladys Iohnson. PAT IOHNSON: I leave all of my vermillion nail polish to Mr. Haroun. FLORA IEAN KEPPINGER: I leave my shorthand ability to Dorothy Wheeler. ASTRID KILFORD: I leave my extra credits to my little brother, George. HELEN LOUISE KIST: I leave a pleasant three years to my sister, Mildred. ELAINE LAKEFISH: I leave Frances Rosensteln to carry on. MARGARET LAMOREAUX: I leave Frances Rosenstein to sing to herself during lunch period. CECIL LANDELS: I leave to Phylls Cummings my ability to be on time even though I almost break my neck doing it. May my ghost roam these halls and haunt you while you sleep in classes. LAURENCE LARSON: I leave my political activities to Rollin Clark, Esq. VIOLET LASIC: I leave my locker space to my sister, Antoinett. BETTY LEARNED: I leave Mr. Learned to worry by himself. ROGER LEONARD: I leave all the corny buslnessletters I write in class to Mr. Murphy. MARY LUBENOW: I leave the transcription of popular songs to Maxine Iacobs. UDORA MAGARIAN: I leave Mr. I-Iaroun my nail polish. MARGARET MANNING: I leave my baby dictionary to someone else that needs it. FRANK MARTIN: I leave Mathias Grail to eat alone. LEWIS MASTER: I just want to leave. ROSE MARY MAYHEW: I leave with the rest of the class. CORLISS MCFERON: I leave to Erna Lindsay, Squeaky. MARIORIE McGILL: I leave shorthand to lack Armstrong. RACHEL MENASHE: I leave the worries of the Blotter to next year's Editor. BETTY MERTZ: I leave Josephine Muehlberg to eat lunch alone. IACK MEYER: I leave the school to the highest bidder. MARY MILICH: I leave Betty Carpenter my seat in 224. LOLA MILIUCCI: I leave the future Kandy Kids a puzzle to solve of how to catch snitchers and snatchers. FREDA MlLLER:. I leave with Sammy, thank heaven! DOROTHY MOLIN: I leave my sister, Mildred to keep Billy Young company. ALICE MONTGOMERY: I leave Ioyce McKinney my freckles. ANNE MORGESE: I leave my position as Kandy Kid to some gal who can take it. FRIEDA MUDRICK: Frieda leaves, will you? ANN NEELEY: I leave my youth. GENEVIEVE NEISZ: I leave my stool in the cafeteria to Helen Probstale. LILLIE NESS: I leave lean Beverly to graduate. MARY NOEL: I leave my books to Ruby Seckman. Happy days, Ruby. LAURA NORDMARK: I leave Darrel Bridenstein to locker with some other girl. LEN OLIVER: I leave-at last. THELMA OSBORN: I leave to my sister, Norma lean. my ability to run for the bus every morning. PEGGY PALMER: I do leave my freckles to anyone who wants them. ROSALIND PERKINS: I leave with the class. IOSEPHINE PHILLIPS: I leave my ability in not getting shorthand to whomever wants it. DOROTHY PICKTI-IORN: I leave my position in O. T. to Roberta Silvester. ALTHEA PLOGG: I leave three inches of my 5' 11 to my cousin, Shirley Peterson. ED POLICI-I: I leave my bookkeeping to Yazz and Buoy. LORETTA RASMUSSEN: I leave to Gerda the advertising worries of the Ledger. JUNE RICHMOND: I leave my pal Lorella Wilson to eat lunch all by herself. IAMES ROBINSON: I do leave the school, magnaminous of me, isn't it? Page Twenty

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LERBER, ALBERT CEREGI-IINO: I leave my position as president of the International Club to the next lucky person. VIRGINIA CLOW: I leave my Geometry class with the happy l?l anticipation of my returning next term. MARIAN COFFMAN: I leave my brother Robert the ability to get bookkeeping. TILLIE COI-IEN: I leave Richard Cohen the benefit of getting along without me. LOIS COLE: I leave Bookkeeping5 to the next unlucky guy. LORITA COLISTROI I leave Margaret Liberto the front seat in the assembly. I IRENE CROTZER: Illeave to my freshie, Eldon, all the fun and friends I have had in my Senior year at Commerce. PEARL CUNNINGHIAM: I leave my ability to do my homework at the Diner to Janet Smith. JIM CURLEY: I leave Art Baker to stroll the halls alone. MARY JEAN CURTIN: I leave my extra credits to Janet Curtis. LEONARD DELURY: I leave a set of unbalanced books in bookkeeping department of Office Training to future bookkleepers. BOB DE MARIS: I leave my jiving and jamming to Jack Krupa Elwood. JEANNETTE DICKEJY: I leave to Helen Whitford the ability to get here one minute before the bell. TERRENCE DOLANT: I leave my drums to prodigy Glen Bentley. JEAN EDMUNDS: Illeave my love for music to Frankie Werst. BONNIE ELLIS: I leave the good old days to Frances Wilcox. BOB EPLEY: I leave it up to Russ Jackson to get me a date with Francis Kovenz. EMILY ERDMAN: Illeave with fondest memories of Commerce. ETI-IEL ERICKSON: I leave my sister Vera to struggle on alone. I VERNON ERICKSON: I leave my will to be disputed between Richard Cohen and Bruce Aaron. LOUISE FITCH: I leave my ability to skim through my subjects by a hair to Virginia Bell. EILEEN FLORETH: I leave with Lillie Ness. VICTOR FORNI: I leave my parking place to Mr. Hansen. INGRID FORSGREN: I leave my struggle in shorthand to Eleanor Nordlof. JEANNE FREY: I leave my ability to be tardy to Janet Smith. ALICE FUGLEE: I leave Lois Borgensgard. JOE GATTO: I do leave my curly hair to the girls. HELEN GEORGE: It leave my position as parliamentarian of the International club to the next lucky person and leave Annabell Hermle to go home alone. GUY GERMANN: Itleave my iiving to Art Count Baker. MURIEL GIBSON: leave my ability to do homework and listen to the radio at the same time to Frieda Weisser: BELL GILBERT: I leave my ability to never be tardy to Sylvia Niener. MAXINE GREENE: rl do leave my nickname Mike to Art Baker. MARIE GREGG: I leave Barbara Hazner to locker alone. HAZEL HALL: I leave Mildred Gilbertson hoping to graduate soon. RALPH HAMILTON: I leave my bookkeeping knowledge to Jack Krupa Elwood. SHIRLEY HANSEN: ll leave my stuffed locker to Dorothy Hedrick so that she may have a little peace. WARREN I-IAYNESQ I leave all my shorthand to whomever wants it. ED HAYS: I leave it to Porky to keep care of Maxine for me. JEAN I-IAZELETT: llleave my seat in 203 to the next senior class. PAT HECKENDORR: I leave more room in the hall for Ruth Danielson to waste her time roaming around. 9 ' - GLORIA HECOX: If leave Jimmy Tolles my seat in O. T. IO ANN HERRlNG:l I leave Pat Johnson's sister June. Pl-IYLLIS I-IERRINGTON: I leave my O. T. error slips to Jerry Morris. MELVIN HIATT: I leave all midnight kerosene. JOELLA HOHL: I lelave Pat Nussbaumer to live and learn. LORRAINE HOREN TEIN: I leave that my cousin Lorraine I-Iorenstein should carry on my name. MARGARET I-IORS : I leave without my better half, Dolores Bennett. BEN HUNT: I do letlrve my reshafted tee to the golf team. JEAN HUNT: I leavte my inability to type to Helen Raskop. LOUIE HUNT: I leave Dan Woodworth in Eng1ish6 for the fifth straight time. A Page N in nun 'kg

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LE.RBER, OLIVE ROBINSON: I do leave my thespianic ability to the next leading lady. ARNOLD ROLOF: leave my brother, Eric, with a brilliant future. MERIAM ROSENFELD: I leave my tive terms of Gregg to my sister. CLEORA RUBY: I leave my great ability to do Gregg to Mary Vrooman. RUTH SANDBERG1 I leave my blushing to VI period bookkeeping department in office training. DICK SAPP: I leave George Chicha to work up the deals. 1 MARIORIE SAVOUI leave my Finnish accent to Gladys Horvath. DON SCHILLER: I lleave all of my fishing tales to anyone who wants them. MILDRED SCI-IROEIR: I leave Violet Hager, Gunde Teiger, Iune Richards, Iackie Tosti. and Frances Kovenz to the ischool. VIRGINIA SCO'IT:ll leave my rides with Mrs. Murray to some other fortunate student. HANNI SELTMAN:l I leave to learn how to pilot an airplane. BOB SHORE: I do :leave my place in Bcokkeeping5 to Russell Iackson-it he ever gets therel BERNICE SIEMENS: I leave the office machines in Miss Cornell's room to Maxine Parsons. MABEL SLAUGHTBR: I leave to Vera Yaconetti and Alice Roder my ability to get to school early. CLORIA SMITH: I jleave the school to anybody who wants it. KATHLEEN SMITI-ll 1 just leave. DOROTHY SOUTHLARD: I leave the whole school to Kathyrn McLain. HELEN STAGIS: I leave my shorthand ability to Dee Turville. RUBY STARR: I leave my place by the heater during lunch period to the next person who finds it as interesting.3 ELLEN STEFFEN: Illeave my additional height to Lucille Raya. CHARLOTTE STOVIALL: I leave a tive to Olga Yevtich. BETTY STRAUSS: I leave Dorothy Ford to walk to school alone. BOB SVENDSON: I leave Ioann Faulk my morning paper to read They'll Do It Every Time. ANNA SWALLIA: I leave the freshmen my ability to dream of the day when I would be a senior. WILLIE TAPPENBECK: I leave my interest in soccer to Howard Sutton. BILL TAYLOR: I leave my bookkeeping worries to Ellenora Epperson. MARION THERROYI: I leave my ability to come to school everyday to Clara Holmstrom. MARGUERITE THRALLS: I leave my school worries and laughs to my sister, Betty. MAXINE TI'I'I'LE: If leave Marian Fryer worrying about flunking Gregg and not graduating in January '4l. DOROTHY TOMLINSON: I leave all the good times I have had to Ellenora Epperson. SAM TOSTI: I leavie my years ot Commerce to George Chicha. PHILIP TOWNLEYH I leave slightly bewildered by it all. ROLLIN TUFFORD: I leave my musical ability in the band. WILLETTA VAN dss: I leave the nickname Willy . VIRGINIA VELAGA: I leave my struggle with Business English letters to Mary Lisac. VIOLET VIDUCICHL I leave Dorothy Hack to worry about flunking shorthand. EVELYN WAGNI-:Rr I leave my locker in the back hall of the second floor for Irene Hoyt and Mary Hebert to fight over. HOWARD WEBB: leave my locker to the highest bidder, probably my brother. BOB WEICHLEIN: leave Aileen Heber the right to get kicked out of the library the second period. MAGDALENA WEISSER: I leave my shorthand books and lock to my sister Frieda, and leave Barbara Wagner to eat lunch with someone else. FLORENCE WELLEFLEY: I leave my ability to get error slips in the card department to the next person. WILLIE WERSCHLER: I leave my bookkeeping to a better man than I. BONNIE WILLIAMS: I leave Ruth Spears my ability, and the teachers, including Miss I-Iersch, at ease: at long last. DON WITTKE: I leave lots of luck to Wanda in her bookkeeping. LOUISE WOLFSEHR: I leave my extra credits to Iackie Tosti. WANITA WOODYI I leave. VIRIGINIA WRIGI-IT: I leave my seat on the street car to Elaine Doern. EVELYN WYATT: leave my seat in shorthand to the next person, in case he doesn't graduate. FRANCES YAKIMQHICK: I leave my ten pages of shorthand to do every day to Rollin Tufford lust. Page Twenty-one