Grant Union High School - Prospector Yearbook (John Day, OR)

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I, MAE JEANETT KEERINS, leave my new Buiek to Joyoe Smith so that 3he can go to Seneca every night to keep her eye on Herman„ I, BILL HIDE, leave my ability to eat bananas in English Class and get sway with it to Agnes Ekenkrantz» I, JOY BRISBOIS, leave my unending supply of ex- ouses for being absent from sohool to Bob Ashton. Babel ly never believes him and I always ootind oonvincinge I, DELBERT WILLEY, will My long-legged, graoeful gallop down the football field to the remainder of the Jun- ior girls, namely, Nena Simmons, Grace JSooro, La VoJin© Roberts, Iris Van Leuven, and Lois Zierer, to be used any time it is convenient in running down a mane. IN WITNESS WHERE OF, we the class of 1947, have a t our hands and seals on the 7th day of April» in the year of 5.947. WITNESSES; n j rp

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Ahi Here we are just the five of us running our little service station on the corner of Hollywood and Vine» Because of the scarcity of men, we, Margaret Johnson, Joy Brisbois, Evelyn Shldeler, Elvana Coffey, and Donallne Woh- derly, are still 3lngle and available.. Not having anyone to make a living for us, we decided to go into the service station businessc Margaret contributing her $5 0Cf Joy her $7,95; Evely n, her $6,98; Elvana. her $4.54: and Donallne, her $2.33, we finally scraped togother enough for the first payment on the material needed«. For the first few days we were terribly down hearted as the customers were few and far between Margaret, being quick wltted, decided she knew how to get customers so e dressed Elvana in a short skirt and had her for windshield washer. Business picked up promptly and who should be our first customer but Bud Lohf, being a wolf at heart and prospering in the logging indust- ry, had . a beautiful bright yellow Studebaker with musical horns, What should be Bud’s first remark but, Hellooooo, and whose littlo dell face are you? When we inquired if he was married he answers'7, I’m Just scouting around for a whil? yet. Elvana proceeded to wash wlndehiei. while Evelyn put ir ds In the car and Donallne checked the oil. Bud sped on his way with a cheery, Be seeing you i No sooner had he gone than who chculd drive in but a tall dignified looking young man in a li 57 B iick with a very nice looking brunette sitting by his side. The woman was quite tall and she said she had at last reached her life ambition as she was now rlx feet tall. At this remark we knew it wa - none other than Lucille Henschel. After talkirg to us for a while she recognized us aril Introduced her hus- band. We knew we had seen Mm before as his Whistling hadn't changed at all. Claude Cresap acknowledged the introduction and stated that he had become wealthy In the airplane busi- ness. He made paper ones In his school days and the Idea rather intrigued him ) Our business was plektng up now and thinrs were doing fine until one day an old au o model 1950 drove In with the front left fender nearly touching the ground. At continued on next page