Grand Coulee High School - Conveyor Yearbook (Grand Coulee, WA)

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I, DeeAnn Hanford, will to Ray Forester my ability to leave for school two minutes before the last bell and still never be counted tardy. I, Darlene Lindor, will my great bopping Q?l talent to Pete Hilson. I, Donna'Johnson, will my ability to keep house for my husband and still attend school, to anyone who thinks she can. I, Judy Bahrenfuse, leave my three cho-cho beans to anyone who knows what they are. I, Judy Riggle, will my broken-down old Pontiac fwith an empty gas tank, of coursel to Doc Groff. I, Donna Quinton, will the charm of the third try to anyone who needs three tries. We, Donna Cook and Roxy Baker, will our ability to be called by our last names, by the teachers, to anyone who would like it. I, Gary Wert, leave this school the same way I came in--through the door. To Whoever may want it, I, JoAnn Susick, leave the editorship of the school paper, hoping that you can get the paper out on time. I, Ron Overbey,will my great intelligence to my sister Patty. I, Gary Larson, will my vacant bad boy chair in the office to Gene Autry. I, Lowell Bowman, will my front seat in bookkeeping to anyone who might need an extra credit. b I, Charles Pierce, will my ability to get good grades in civics to anyone who may need them. I, Dick Pozar, leave my good looks, the best physique, and my ability in foot- ballito Fred Larson. I, Juanita Garrison, leave my great driving ability to Colleen Wiese in the hope that she will use it. I, Ronnie Kerby, will my tendency to blush every time a girl looks at me to ,Gordon Skaar. I, Bob Bullock, owning nothing, leave nothing. I, Melvin Neal, leave the honor of running the stenciling machine to anyone who thinks he can run it any better. I, Tom High, will my ability to live in Coulee Dam and still get along with the kids at Grand Coulee, to anyone who wants to try it. PART V Having thus stated all heirs and legacies, we do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament in the year nineteen!-hundred anf fifty-six with the witnes s thereto. 23

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Semin Zhu 70666 PART I We, the graduating class of 1956 of Grand Coulee High School, being - of almost sound mind and healthy body, --do declare this to be our last will and testament, and do hereby bequeath all our worldly goods and posses- sions to the following beneficiaries: PART II To our class advisors-Mrs. Cowals, Miss Schilberg, and Mr.- Underwood- we leave memory of our organized class meetings. To Mr. Behrens, we leave some well-used play books, a cluttered stage, and the memory of a worn-out play cast. To Mr. Droz, we leave the memory of an unco-operative, but happy, shorthand class. To Mr. Schanzenbach, we leave a demolished music room. To the remainder of the faculty, we leave! PART III To the Junior Class, we leave our dignified manners and the honor of being a Senior. To the Sophomore Class, we bequeath the honor of becoming upper classmen. To the Freshman Class, , we leave our ability to make nervous wrecks out of principals. PART IV I, Dick Boll, will my muscle building course to Earl Archer. I, Ray Mudd, leave my inferiority complex to Don Whaley. I, Beryl Warner, leave my old used books to anyone who may need them To Rose Williams, I, Marilyn Brincken,will my vivaciousness. I, Phyllis Warner, will my Civics Book to anyone who needs a credit. I, Alvin Best, will my will to anyone who will want a will. I, Wayne Nelson, will my great talent for growing a beard to Mutt Best. To Leta Weaver, I, Jo Ann Howard, leave my great singing ability. To Richard Parkhurst, I, Bud Weaver,'leave my motorcycle boots. I, Bud Petter, leave! Crying? I, Jack Benton, will my great height to my brother Richard. I, Pearl Altig, leave the remains of locker 19940 to anyone who wants it. I, Herb Young, will my ability to get along with girls to Don Whitcraft. I, Mavis Jurgensen, will my quiet, unassuming manner in class to Jean Susick. I, Lester Wilson, will my good tenor voice to Roy Brewer. I, Patsy Snyder, will my dilapidated majorette suit to the rag bag. I, Dick Williams, will my shyness to Rodney Carr. I, Pat Conley, will my ability to flirt with Ronnie Kerby to Joyce Trisdale. 22

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B if x I If-l X. , J, M fr TJ-1 NAME: Bud Fetter Les Wilson Judy Bahr enfus e Bob Bullock Mavis Jurgensen Lowell Bowman Darlene Lindore Tom High Pat Conley Bud Weaver Donna Quinton Dick Williams Pat Snyder Dick Pozar Donna Johnson Gary Larson Jo Ann Howard Gary Wert R on Ke rby DeeAnn Hanford emu 65144 aa! 7?56 TYPE: Independent R es erved Dependable Helpful Dramatic Friendly Bashful Q? I Quiet Self-as sured R eckles S Outspoken Unpr edictable Frank Tempermental Scatterbrain Relaxed Industrious Lover Ambitious Conscientious WANTS TO BE: College Professor Opera singer Cornptometer Operator Marine Sergeant Married Bachelor Voice teacher Business owner Nurse Auto mechanic Mother of four Engineer P. E. teacher Pharmacist Out of school Hillbilly singer Sur gical nur s e Lawyer Dentist In college 24 PR OBAB LY WILL BE Campus custodian The lead in Guys and Dolls Buyer for Macy's Navy cook Missed Diaper washer Lady wrestler State Pen Warden Pedicurist Cab driver A mother of the year in 1976 Future M. C. of Toast of the Town Ballet Tlarfer Owner of the Green Hut Cafes Thrown out Producer of Grand Ol' Oprey First lady mayor of Stratford, Wash. Harem owner Chiropodist Can-can dancer