Gold Hill High School - Nugget Yearbook (Gold Hill, OR)

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as as as se as as as as as as as 11 -e ae as as as as as as as ae as as -2 JL ee ee as as as I Jr ' What are all those girls hopping around for? Oh, gl they are tap dancing. And there is Kendal Dufur direct- 'I ing them. They ere the most popular tep dancers in the V, world. They are known ,,fDu2Q?'s Delirious Danging W, Durlingsd' f ,Fi-, - . f ,g . J? A ' '-f if 11-...V - ' J :M I Well, well, snap my Suspenders! If there is ' Edna gl Dunlap typing away liggs ury making arrangements it Max I Baer's next fight: Sunnis his private eseretary spa at- 3, tained this renowned pbsition by yellinggfhe loudest ut rl one of his fights. i'.' ' O 'f, 4? s' What can this be? It seems to be a rohm full -T men. gl Oh, yes, there is a sigh which says nBache39m34 'L' rn t How to Darn and Sew Free! Glasses Ccndudtdd Every ven- mg ing From Six Until Seven. pliymond'Blair,hInstructor.N W' ' l Who is this? Oh, it's Helen Dorman employed as a 3 teacher in Northern Alaska, teaching the Eskimos to play gi ping-pong. This game is very adaptable to the climate I as a means of exercise. The game is not too strenuous my and so they ere not in danger of being overheated and rl ruining their health. -sl J' Horace Wilson works in e Limburgor cheese factory. W' He has the very responsible job of bottling the odor from rl the limburger cheese. This odor is sold with the cheese 'q to such people as think that the cheese loses it's deli- tl cious taste without the odor. s +I And what have we here? It's Vivian Dunlap! She has become' ve.y famous for being the only woman guide leading people at to the summit of Mt. Everest. From this greet height shc is enabled by the use of a telescope to see gold- fish in the streams of Chine. el I es he reads a letter. There are s great number of pink I end blue envelopes lying on the desk beside bin. LaVern bl is the editor of the NAdvice to the Lovelornn column of the 3, famous Gold Hill News. He is very devoted to his work and 2. is quite successful. s fi' gn I 2? And what have we here? -It's Lavcrn Dungey smiling 3 I Well, curl my spit-curls! There's Mary Force earning I an exceptionally high wage as librarian for the nGolden gl g 1 Sunbeams Kintergartenn. She is a very efficient librarian and is very popular with the small children. T, 'lf JA' .,.' .TL J2 -7. .' 1 - 1 I vg xg -gg u Q5 xg. v sp- n o -1 '- sg was ......----1:---'r'-.-.--'1.4!'1.'3i'.-'n'1.1.'..'1.1r' vnwrmwf .....--..-....- ...aq-.-.-..-.-1.--.----a--..-..--n-..-....-.-.-..- 16

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rl 'Q I ,Q I is I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 I I 6 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'a 11:11-nqni I, Frances Reames, leave my long hair to Phyllis Miller. Siqhed, witnessed by: Helen Dorman Duke of Windsor fSenior Class Editor Jane Withers of the Nugget! SENIOR CLASS EROPHEIY Being possessed of a supernatural power, I am able to fore-see the occupations, of the graduation class of 1937 ten years from HOW . - What's this? Are Drcnnen chasing monkeys. Oh, yes, she is employed by the hired her to catch wild animals of South Africa. my eyes deceiving.me? Delores Dumb Animal Zoo. They from the deepest wilds And Jack Martin bathing snakes? Yes, indeed. He is with the Lotta Bunk Circus and one of his principle duties is to bathe the snakes each morning so they will be comfortable through the day. Frieda Young is a school teacher now. She is making things easier for her fellow school teachers by concen- Quiet the children a siphon. treting upon the metter of how to while injecting knowledge through . Here is someone writing ever sink my bobbrr! It's Jim Cornutt so furiously. Well, writing nursery rhymes. He writes them for his grandchildren but makes money by nublishing them. He signs them NGrampa Gender.n Were I see scenery which of the South Sea Islands. In Islands. I don't seem to sec strangely resembles that -. fact it is the South Sea any graduates of the class of 1937 here, but there must be one somewhere. What's that red over there? Oh, yes, it's on Poberta Mullin, and it is her red hair. She married a missionary, and they went to the South Fee Islands to convert the natives. In her spare time Roberta teaches the natives to tet lace. I Ilililiililliiilillillliliiliii 4--p-ng-1,1--Q1-1-n111s1:1111-nxxctii 15 ,I 23 ,I ,I ,I J ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I ,I Lgbg-t

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