Elgin High School - Husky Tracks Yearbook (Elgin, OR)

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I, Lowell Hug, will my small dainty feet to Hazel Bennett—to use when you go walking on the lake. I, Willard Gent, give my quietness to Bernal Hug. See that you act much more reserved in the future. I, June Hug, will my blonde hair to Fonzy Wilson. May he be a blushing blonde for years to come. I, Robert Heyduck, will my Scotch haircut to Wal- lace Croghan. Maybe it will make you look taller too. I, Arthur Adams, will my charge, Hazel Bennett,to Elvis Trump for him to protect until lie graduates. See that you do a better job than I have done this year. I, Margaret Donahue, will to Martha Wells my mus- cle building books. May they make you as bicepy as I.

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S2,TI0R CLASS PROPHTCY The good old Senior Class of '38. How it has changed in these Iasi 16 ye rs. They are all pretty well scattered but nevertheless the sane car'free bunch we knew v ay back in '38. All of them seem to be just as carefree except the one and only Fred Hill v.ho is still very much hen- pecked by Betty Williams. As he spends so much time in the dark room he doesn't mind it so much about Betty keeping him in the dark. Who was tnat who just went down the street. Yes. it is Art Adams and Waldo Jacobs just fresh beck from trying job. piO them thar'- hills where they hove been smell out a forest fire on their first forestry Robert Hey luck just came sailing into Elfin, wonder if he came back to see Nova. Ilgin is sort a dry land port but ycu know these sailors. Our goor friend Margaret Donahue has just gone New York where she will take up housekeeping. It rumored that she is to be Mrs. Jock Blackman. One of the students, Kenneth Adams, has taken Industrial Arts teaching at F. H. S. However he a lot of trouble getting ahead of Mr. Zianerdahl finally had a nervous breakdown under We have just read in the newspaper Witherspoon's third vife is suing him We wonder if he isn't almost i aady to like he said way back in 38. We have just been informed that Willard Gent has just been -remoted to the position of first Lieu- tenant in the Army, .e think all Willard needs is a war. He will probably get enough fightina when gets back home'for he is married, but to whom is secretr •;e received a letter from Vivian Hindman 'ho now a ' hoc-cha singer at a famous dance club in to is up had ..•ho all the strain, that Delbert for a divorce, swear off women a is Cal- ifornia. She is still not married but she is still looking for a husband. Poor Richard Henderson, now he has changed. re has been ugJ.ng considerably since school was out. He is still try' ng to inherit the Hug homestead on Cne- Ico p i fl j j On. of tXiS '38 Seniors who has weathered the storm through all of these years is Art Sanders. He just got e steady job with the government and hopes to be president at the next election. However, ms third wife doesn't want to be first lady very bad. Myrtly Toe'orocke was a hard one to locate. She