Forest Grove Union High School - Optimist Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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pp 9 ptImIBf ..' ' ' N A f-' xx S ,.- X '- - + FI If 4' 'H' s -I X re 'I ' NX x fn w I- It ll' - 1 . H: I 1, A . J ..l Xgj I, Hilda Timmcke, leave my good nature to Betty Nutter. I, Ruth Geiger, leave my good grades to Stanley Anderson. I, Robert Porter, duck out in my Dodge. I, Violet Vining, leave to get married. I, Katherine Ahlgren, leave my distinctive laugh to Howard Fox. I, Harvey Hunt, leave my shyness to Lloyd Whitcomb. I, Vera Hoover, leave my height to Harold Shearer. I, Ethan Peabody, accompany my sister from the portals of this insti- tution of superior knowledge. I, Ruth Munkres, leave all my boy friends QWillard Arant includedj I, Mabel Brown, leave a good Junior. I, Ethna Nash, leave high CU floating around the school. I, Orris Brown, have departed leaving nothing. I, Julia Johnson, leave my typewriter. I, Lena Ihrig, leave regretfully. I, Landon Curtis, leave to learn my groceries. I, Francis Rice, leave-maybe. I, Winston Pool, leave my nonchalance to Eleanor Gaskins. I, Alia Barrett, leave my blazer to be worn by someone who is cold next winter. I, William Hering, leave my athletic ability to Hunter Schermerhorn. I, Esther Watson, leave my never ending chattering to Kenneth Marshall. ' ' 'I, Marcella Duyck, leave my belief that variety is the spice of life to Buck Buchanan. I, Edward Alexander, leave my Ford to be used as a taxi next year. I, Selma Peabody, leave my husky voice to Bill Britton. I, Edith Schendel, leave the cafeteria books balanced with a profit of 5c. I, Clyde Starrett, leave for Kindergarten. I, Eugene Cusick, leave my tenor voice to Junior Todd. I, Marie Melanson, leave my punctuality to Blanche Bouthillier. Bud Hines, do not choose to leave in 1928. Marguerite McBride, leave to become mayor of Dilley. I, Joe Schuh, leave my Ford for some one else to crank. I, Lucille Fisk, leave to take up claims on Laddie. Franklin Buhman, leave my oratorical powers to Red Lee. Verna Krahmer, leave my teachers' love to Walter Baldwin. I, Elmer Spooner, leave my beloved brother in the care of Bernice Thurston. I, Margaret Schneider, leave for Frederick. I, Marjorie McEntire, leave after Grant. I, Zoe Marshal, leave my home runs. I, Lucille Himmerick, bequeath my lease on one-'third of Hilda's Ford to Henry Hering. I, I, I, I, Page 25 v i' 'i V Y I W' .I ! ----I KAW 1 lm nl L N P ---'.-:f.'L .....- ' T ' ' A ,- -a.. - -, 1- :.-..-.-. . 'L 'A J . 'i'1'f:- -ff f F--c If-'::.?

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. Y 6 W f' .-ff f pu. 1ur , nnnnn- - -Y f-. ' Mr F X :l -if Lf Srmur Will. We, the Senior Class of 1928, being in full possession of all our facul- ties and in our right minds, do hereby most generously bestow upon those who must hereafter bear our burdens, the following: To our beloved Faculty to whom we owe so much for their never- ending patience and their rare smiles which always appear with ease QE's,j we do bequeath the gratitude, which we have sincerely felt deep Within our hearts these four years, but have not expressed. I To the Freshmen we leave all of our Keep Off the Grass signs, with the idea that they will keep them properly placed within the office for the next so many years. To the Sophomores we leave the great task of disproving the theory of Evolution, well knowing that the frosh will be a discouraging factor. The Juniors may have all of our privileges that they can get, but we suggest they let their consciences be their guides. We, the following do bequeath our personal possessions, such as our whims and hobbies and so on: I, Lillian Aydelott, do bequeath my missionary ability to Virginia Armfield. ' I, Paul Chalmers, leave in a hurry for the oflice. P ! 99? I, Grant Van Doren, leave my long list of radio admirers to Melvin Ranes. I, Ruby Goff, leave my personality A la demurev to Violet Welch. I, Jean Alexander, leave my vamping power to Berta Porter. a I, Dan Moran, leave my football ability of getting my man to Mar- garet Hines. I, Donald Arant, leave my good behavior to my little brother and sister. I, Irene Tucker, leave on a chase for more second-hand frat pins. I, DeLois Adams, leave for Paris with Dan-Don't jump at conclu- sions cI,IIl no movie star.j I, Russel Woodford, leave my microscopic writing to Frank Warrens. I, Leonard Matthews, leave my chaperoning ability to George Nine- Q meir. I, Mildred Farr, leave Buck in the will call for department. I, Morris Lockwood, leave my mustachio to the school in general, and Max in particular. ' PaIge24 . i' e a.--1... . A ll .faq --f X il L.1N'... 7.-: -.:....A3s-xr I in hi fi W . I iw'--. . ea '3 i-2

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