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

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HU8KIE TRACKS SENIOR ACTIVITIES During the year, the Seniors had several activities given for them. On their sneak-day. they went to Walla Walla and spent the day enjoying airplane rides and the beauties of the park in that city. At the close of the year they were given the Junior- Senior banquet, and the Alumni banquet.

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HUSK IE TRACKS I. Myron IIallgar;]i leave my erect pn ture and flat feet to Alice Weiss. With flat feet they can’t budge you; you know Alice. 1. Rob Hazelwood leave my ability of realization and perserver- ence to get in and study and crime out on top to Marvin Rys- dani. Now remember Marv n, don’t ever say die. I. Truman Hcbner leave my football line ability to Rill Nock. May they forever stack up behind you. Rill. I. Retty Hug leave my disagreement on class doings to Dale My- rick. Follow in my footsteps Dale, and you’ll never get your way. I. Gene Miller leave my athletic ability, size and pep to Billy Hindman. Now Rill, lets see 'em stop you next year in foot- ball. I. June Parsons leave my silence and intelligence to Jesse Trump. Jesse, you need these more than I and I will soon be taking orders Instead of giving them. I. Helen Payne, sane, sound and silly, leave my big blue eyes and blond hair to Maxine Hatcher. The contrasts ought to work out nicely and you will have str’pes in your hair like Mis» Wales. I. Zona P.jffenberger leave my brains and height to Retty Horn. My brains w h yours R? y. and you ought to catch him sure. 1, Ida Reed leave my hands cold in sweat to Jack Rlackman. With your lau h and my hands. Jack, you'll really be clammy and cold blooded in your puppet shows. I. Jewell R :l!ins leave my short plumpness to Marilyn Patten. Now a; least, you’ll be heavy enough to leave footprints in the sands of time. I. Glenn Maxwell being tall, dark and handsome, leave it all to Bill Nock. With my brains and looks and your smile, you ought to wow em. kid. 1. Fred Roulet leave my heart and what Is in it. (as if she don’t already know) to Helen Van Blokland. How would you like living on a farm. Helen? I. Orval Trump leave my pitching abil’ty to Delmar Galloway. Now carry on from where I left off. Susie. You will surely face a lot of hard hitters. I, Waide Wells leave my love and my gold and satin shirt to Gen- evie I ong. 1 don’t know what you’ll do with my love. Genevie, but you will probably be washing my shirt before long. I. Joe Rlackman leave my amazing will to make w’ills, to Helen Van Blokland. Now Helen, this isn't near as easy as it looks. This document witnessed by proper authorities. IVER MASTER SON, (Head Man) HAROLD HUG (Janitor)

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HITSKIE TRACKS H APPRECIATION We take this way of ex- pressing our apprecia- tion to those whose ads made this book possible 1H1