Harper High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harper, OR)

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SENTOR PROPHECY 'Oh dear! History againu were the thoughts of Buzzy Hornet as he whizzed into class to be on time for Heverythingn, but things were boring as usual. He took out his pencil and lazily began to sketch some of his class mates as they wopdd appear to him in years to come. a radar message has just been received from Dare-Devil 'Aviatrex, Cleone Zielke, on the moon. She states that the moon is not made of green cheese. 'She says she knows because she tasted it. working in Grand Central Station, Glenna Murdock is in charge of infonnation and she also calls the truinsp Eva Jean Crabtree is making her mint just across the street from the Harper High School. It is called HLindly Hanburger Heapu. Lorna Whlters is making great progress with her cure for kleptomaniacs. Miss Walters states, HLike my idol, Sister Kenny, I prefer my work to matrimonyu. Jvhnnv PUTViB, G T9Gular visitor to Little Valley Turkish Baths, was thrown out recently. Very disgusied he ranarked, 'How did I know it was ladies dQY1N Marie Jackson Hite is the paoud mother of twins and griplets.' Her future looks preqty well occupied, don't you think! well, Sam Grigg has just taken over the Grigg Honey Business. 'Sam says he's doing fine but oh, how those darn things can hurt sometimes! UBuzzy, Buzzyn, came a slightly angered voice beside him.' He looked up and saw that it was none other than Nr.Gould, the principal. Ulf you wnnt to graduate from this school and bdcome one of ops well r memoered alumni, wake up and get tb workin

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SENFAOR CsL.ASS wsu. we 'x.e,'SsfaiOsef.QL9Sf'Qe!suse fest veeeheslsholeavsleewefasnsate our school, teachers, and school mates that will relieve their sadness ance we are gone. It is with this aim in mind that we nate this last will o d testament. SECTION I To the Harper High School we leave those ghosts of memories about us to float up and down the halls as a constant reminder of the class of '49, To the teachers we extend our sympathy for the loss of such an exceptionally splendid class and we leave our appreciation to them for their valiant attempts to educate us. To the 'Senior class of '99, we bequeath our dignity and high intelligence and hope that they may keep up the standards and follow the examples that we have set for them. To the Junior class of '99, we give the honor of carrying out our last wishes, and we hope they will abide by all puovisions herein made. To the Sophmore Class of '99, we will our ability to get along with the teachers and we hope they use it well. To the Freshman class of '50, we wish them the luck we had when we were Freshman. 'SECTION II I, Lorna Walters, will my even temper to Patsy Lee, it will go with her red hair. My abinity to get along wdth the teachers to Don Purvis. I, Sa Griggi will my artistic ability to Phyllis Bdrtalott, my blonde hair to Bob Murdock. I, Eva Jean Crabtree, will my ability to get out of school at 3:15 each day to any one who might want it. I, John hurvis, will my car to Val Gene Dice, and my pretty curly hair to Charles Burtis. I, Cleone Zielke, will my ability to be a good student to the Freshmen class, and my school boyfriends to Barbara Walters and Eva winters. I, Glenna Murdock, WiLL my ability to flirt and get along with the boy! to Mona Smith, '

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JuNsoR CLA OFFICERS President V. President Secretary Treasurer ROLL Harold Bertalotto Phyllis Bdrtalotto Charles Burtis Esther Burtis vm G e mee . Don Purvis SS Esther Burtis , Patricia Lee Phyllis Bdrtolotto Robert Miller -Anna Jackson Frankie Kime Patricia Lee Robert Miller Georgia Palmer The class of '50 has an enrollment of eleven this year. we lost one from last year and gained Don Purvis, who en- tered from Ontario. we had the largest class until this yearg now the Freshmen hold this honor. 1 During the year Harold Bertalotto, Robert Miller, and Patricia Lee dropped, leaving only eight members. we received our class rings just before Thanksgiving. The majority of the class bought rings with a ruby set. The others were plain gold. The majority of the class took an active part in the juniorasenior play, HPeople Are Funnyu. Frankie Kime had the leading role. Taking part in the student body play, Hbizzy and Daffy,' were Vale Gene Dice, Georgia Plamer, and Frankie Kime. Georgia Palmer is the vice-president of the student body and Harold Bertalotto is treasurer. Esther Burtis is editor of the Radiator and Anna Jackson is business ,manager. Others on the staff are Frankie Kime and Georgia Palmer. Phyllis Bertalotto is editor of the Hornet a d Val Gene Dice is business manm1er.' Others on,the staff are Harold Bertalotto, Frankie Kime, and Georgia Palmer.