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

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. enior Clipping 1 I, LOIS KAHN, leave my long raven locks to Shirley Baker. A I. LILLIAN KEENE, leave my quiet demure man- ner to Ruth Geissmar. I. NORMA KLINGSPORN, leave my early morning rides on the Oregon Motor Stages soley to Hunkey . I, CARL LARSEN, leave Wanda on the Parole Plan -she's to report occasionally. I. CAROL LATIMER. leave my cute clothes and -- ah ha-' stuff to Betty Latimer. I, GENE LEWIS, leave to take some long-needed driving lessons. I, RUTH LOFTIS, leave my comb In the Girls Room. I, RAY LOWE, leave my blush to Ronald Hundley. I. JOHN LUEBKE, leave the strenqth of my vocal cords and hog calling talents to Bobby Van Dyke. I, DICK MARSHALL, leave my Adams apple to the cafeteria. I. DON MARSHALL, leave my large store of silence to be used next year in Miss Graham's 3rd period English class. I, CATHERINE MASSIE, leave my open book of ro- mances to Joan Wiebke. I, JEANNETTE MEEUWSEN, leave my red hair to be used as a beacon light. I. JANIS MIXER. leave my numerous and varied dates to Shirlee McKichan. I, ARDETH MONK, leave my typewriter in Room 209. I, JUANITA NOAH, leave my neatness to Dolores Young. I. EUGENE OBERG, leave nothing-but take a great c'eal with me. I, BILL 0'BRlEN, leave a freckle apiece for all in- coming rookies. I. ROBERT OVER, leave my chin whiskers to some Billy Goat. I, BONNIE POWERS, leave to become a June bride. I, EDITH REEHER, leave in a hustle. I. HOWARD REEHER, leave my attitude to all those with inferiority complexes. I, THERESA ROOSA, leave as silently as a I came. We, JO ELLEN SIEMAN and JACKIE ROSE, leave a well-trod path to the rink to Barbara Lilly. I, BONNIE RUSSELL, leave my spur-of-the-moment antics to Evelyn Wilson. I. BARBARA SCHULTZ, leave through an open win- dow at a slumber party. I, GAIL SHEELER, leave my executive ability to Ver- non Stolen. I, PHYLLIS SKARSTEN, leave my efficiency to Net- tie Anderson. I, CLARENCE SMITH, leave my maroon checked shirt to Jim Mclntosh. I, KENNETH STRANDBERG, leave Rudolph Zage- lnw to come to school-alone. I, ALLAN SWANSON. leave my ability to borrow pa- per, pencils, books, and pennies, etc., to Gene Garrett. I, LOIS THELIN, leave my chewing gum in various places. I, DON TOMPKINS, leave a sadder Budweiser man. I, GEORGE TURLEY, leave my Ulpana Smile for a toothpaste ad. I, JIM TYSON, leave my FFA jacket to Don Speake. I. AILEEN UHLIN, leave las clase de espanol-con mucho gusto . I, MINA VAANDERING, leave Mrs. Dyke to find an- other able assistant. I, FLORENCE VANDERVELDEN, leave Maridel Dyke to write skits for' Tri-Y meetings. I, CLARA MAE VANDERZANDEN, leave my baton with Wanda Nemeyer. I, DONNA WETTERSTROM, leave Gann Clark the privilege of wearing a diamond next year. I. PAT WOOD, leave to the tune of Huggin' and a Chalkin . I, ROZELLA CHRISTIANSON, leave you-all . I, RALPH HENDERSON, leave while the leaving is good. I, CHET KISER, leave-still wishing I had a little friend. I, CLARENCE KOENNECKE, leave my good-looking picture to all those wlro buy Optimists. I. DAVID MCADOO, leave an extra credit to Lewey Cobell. I, CHARLIE INicCARTHY, leave my reputation and good name to Gordon Young. I. JACKIE McGREER, leave my tight navy blue glove to Virginia Hubbard. I. GLORIA McCOY, leave my big blue peepers to Ruth Wilson. I, RUSSELL OHLEFI, leave my curls to Pat Longtairi, I, DARRELL PIEPER, leave, maybe- l, GEORGE PRITZLAFFF, leave my lisp to Mr. Bliss. I, KEN REED, leave a much smarter bov than when I entered. ' I, MARV SIMMONS. leave my interpretation of Beo- wulf with Miss Graham.

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. enior Clipping ' WE, the SENIOR class of the Forest Grove High School, in the Year of our Lord Nineteen Hundred and Forty-seven, being of full possession and owner- ship of our numerous faculties. and being of sound mind and body, DO ORDAIN this will and testament, in which we bequeath, bestow and otherwise appro- priate the following from among our many possessions to the classes and individuals as herein specified. To the FRESHMAN, we leave our books, to be used as footrests in case their feet don't reach the floor. To the SOPHOMORES, our lockers in the lower hall. To the JUNIORS, our advisor, Miss Graham. The FACULTY, we take with us-they couldn't endure our absence. I, LORRAINE ADAMS, leave to join Homer on the Oregon Campus. I, HAZEL BEAN, plan to take all wisecracks, wise or otherwise, with me for future reference. I, WILMA BERRY, leave my artistic abilities with Lois Horton. I, DALE BONNELL, King Dale--What ! say goes. I, LARRY BORST, leave my tear-perking expressions in the minds of all the senior girls. I, ALFRED BOTHUM, leave the part in my hair to Roger Sinclair. I, DOLORES BRANDAW,leave my crisp, yellow print dress to Mrs. Dyke. I. JOHN BROWN, leave a space that will never be filled. We, MARY BRUNDAGE and ELMO THOMSON, leave our long locker conversations to Gay Hoisington and Don Dwyer. I, DON BURKEY, leave my bicycle for Emery Husch- ka to pedal to school. I. VELMA CEDERGEEN, leave my grammatical in- tellect to Miss Graham's 4th period English Class. I. TOM CLAPSHAW, leave all my artistic creations of women on desk tops and in American History books. I, WILLIAM COOKE, leave Marie Hart to carry on in the cafeteria alone. I, IMOGENE CRUTCHFIELD, leave my southern ac- cent to my sisters Margaret and Bobbie. We, EVELYN DAVIDGE and VIVIAN TROUTT, leave our Mutt and Jeff characteristics to Marilyn Smith and.Shirley Powell. I. JANICIE DAVIDSON, leave Don Shaeffer to walk the halls-alone. I, BILL DAVIS, leave Andy Cunningham to carry on as FG-'s top boomer boy. I, NAN DODDS, distribute my pep of every form, title, or description-real, personal or mixed to Fran- rcs Warrens. I, SHIRLEY DUNCAN, leave my many secrets to Gerry Thomas. I, LEOTA DUYCK, leave my fascinating facial ex- pressions and giggle to anyone who needs muscular development, I, URLA EDMONDS, leave my winning smile to Shir- ley Williams. I. VAN ELMORE, leave my cowboy boots to Herb Norris. I. RONALD ENGELEN, leave the cafeteria minus one good customer. I. JEAN EVANSEN, leave my sparkle and personality to Gerry Sinclair. I. JOYCE EWING, leave my mathematical brain to Richard Hutchens. I, JOYCE FELDMAN, leave my book of collected toasts and after-dinner speeches to Evelyn Engelen. I. LODEMA FRENCH, leave half of my tresses to Phyllis Hlgby. I, DARRELL FRYE, leave mv bug to Fred Parks, who will take better care of it. I, GLORIA GRIMSON, leave my long reputed mania for dangerous living to Arlene Satterlee. I, MARJORIE HARRIS, leave my books to Eleanor Dargatz. l. BYRON HAEVERNICK, leave my long sweeping eyelashes to the janitor. I, WAYNE HELLICKSON, leave everything that isn't mine. I. ALLEN HARLEMAN, leave a well-blazed trail to Timber. I, WINTON HASCALL, leave fully convinced that Gunja Din is a better man than I. I. DORIS HOFMANN, leave my late hours to Joan Ormbreck, whose highest ambition is to hear an alarm clock ring. I, FRANK HUBBARD, leave to become a full-time city employee. I, EVELYN HUFFMAN, leave my earrings to Sue Graham. I, HELEN HULSMAN. leave my flirtatious manner- isms to Charlene Kappell. I. VIRGINIA HUSCHKA, leave my lady-like ways to Alice Ewing. I, RUBY JANSEN, leave my little tan jacket to Mr. Pete. I, DONNA JOHNSON, leave anything but Byron to the school at large. I, MARCELLIA JOHNSTON, leave the Iibrary-sign- ed out to the office. I, ALBERT JOSSI, leave my rosy cheeks to Ken- ny Gore.

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ftars of Tomorrow A rockef, which was designed by DAVID MCADOO is now ascending fo fhe moon carrying fhe greaf asfronomer, ALFRED BOTHUM, who, glancing back fo earfh, sees fhe everyday happen- ings of fhe class of 47 . J. C. Penney's has been run ouf of business by career women, BERNICE OOLEY and LORRAINE ADAMS. TOM CLAPSHAW is a chemisf producing vifamin pills for fhe weak and undernour- ished, while ROBERT OVER is modeling ads for Brandenfels hair grower. JOHN BROWN has an esfablishmenf known as Pierre Brown's Eine French Foods. IMOGENE CRUTCHFIELD and RO- ZEI.lA CHRISTIANSEN are crusaders for The Soufh Never Really Losf fhe War League. Siffing af home on a peaceful Sunday morning, Mr. and Mrs. ELMO THOMSON IMARY BRUNDAGEI furn on fhe radio fo hear TOMPKINS' Tall Tales for Tender Toofs . Meanwhile, LOIS KAHN, GLORIA GRIMSON, and JEAN EVANSEN are candidafes running againsf each ofher for Miss Oregon . HOWARD REEHER is having his new hof rod fixed by fhe DAVIS, HAEVERNICK Shol' Rod Shop. JO ELLEN SIEMON, EVELYN HUFFMAN, and JACKIE ROSE are presidenfs of fhe women's league. DONALD BURKEY iusf won fhe world's fifle for bicycle racing. MARVIN SIMMONS has iusf finished reading Macbefh fo wife NITA NOAH. Under fhe direcfion of VELMA CEDERGREEN, DON AND DICK MAR' SHALL, dance feam, are co-sfarring in a play as lovers 'ro woo sfar- lef LODEMA FRENCH. RON ENGELEN has iusf landed a iob as food fesfer for 'I'he hof debafe being carried on befween newly elecfed represenfafive CARL LARSEN and speaker of fhe house J. A. BLISS, over which is fhe beffer peanuf-buffer, Skippy or Pefer Pan. A new book fresh on fhe markef, called True Love Comes Only fo Superior Minds, is being aufographed by aufhor Barbara SCHULTZ fo be senf fo NAN DODDS and DARRELL FRYE. AL- LAN SWANSON is serving a life ferm for frying fo saw a nickel in half. Woman wresfler JACKIE MCGREER has iusf faken fhe world's fifle from JOYCE FELDMAN. Ballef sfar DALE BONNELL recenfly finishing a nafion-wide four in his Ausfin car is sfopping off af fhe home of ALLEN HARLEMAN, big businessman, who has iusf moved fhe cify of Porfland on fop of Mf. Hood because he didn'f like fhe river going fhrough if. ARDETH MONK, GLORIA McCOY, and DELORES OGLESBY are conducfing a search 'ro find hermif DARRELL PIEPER. Pharmacisf GEORGE TURLEY has iusf sold a pair of dark glasses fo GEORGE PRITZLAFF who has received a black eye from RALPH HENDERSON over fhe privilege of walking THERESA ROOSA home from work af DIGBY O McCARTHY'S ICHARLESJ underfaking parlor. WAYNE HELLICKSON is geffing a fhriving business in his muscle building esfablishmenf from WILLIAM COOKE. RUBY JANSEN has iusf gof a 'rickef for speeding from policeman RUBEN SULLIVAN. LEOTA DUYCK is home 'reaching Bud Jr. fo play baskefball. MINA VAANDERING is fhe new librar-