Hermiston High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Hermiston, OR)

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f vlnuumv f Warren McConnell: Designing ships for the United States Navy. Johnny Lewis: A white collared business man in Echo. John McMullen: Still collecting bottle caps, or is it bottles? The magic ball is not quite clear enough to tell-yet. Sylvan Mullins: Working on a formula for twice your money in his whisky factory. Jack Rodgers: Playing the second Mickey Rooney of Hollywood. Tommy Todd: Assistant to the Hermiston H. S. Truant officer. Dean Scott: A family man? A gentleman? Who knows? But knowing Scott we.know its bound to be good. Warren Caudle: Twenty years from now'-a changed man. We hope!! Clarence Scott: A captain at Ordnance. Hwwuu I, Ella Mae Casper, will my heighth to Peggy Young. I I, Alta Mae Guerrant, will my way with the gentlemen of H. U. H. S. to Lucy Hollomon. I, Viola Hammer, will my smile to Norman Konningrud. I, Janet Hodge, will my ability to play the glockenspiel to Barbara Jean Woodard. A I, Eleanor Casper, will my favorite bus driver to Mary Ferguson. I, Lois Hunt, will my quiet ways to Cleda Nusser. I, Elizabeth Jones, will my studious ways to John Snyder. I, Dorma Kelly, will my ability to drive a car to Sylvan Mullins. I, Annie Lindsay, will my ability to finish high school in three and a half years to Joy Reed. - I, L V McGraw, will my understanding of English to Robby Con- nor. i k'k'k

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ff PHHPHHIY ff Hope Reynolds: Concert Violinist with a one week stand at Uma- tilla. Maurine Sutton: Playing the part of Gale Joy in a production of Best Foot Forward produced by Paramount. Iva Van Arsdale: Still the envy of all girls, with her olive com- plexion and beautiful hands. H . Rachel Weeks: Living next door to Dorothy Nelson, with husband and Junior. Joan Bryson: Specializing in the removal of freckles, her one am- bition. Dorothy Jordan: With Dorman still on her mind. Betty Jean Eldridge: President of the P.T.A. of the school where her children attend. Martha'J ones: Designing super-duper Sadie Hawkins outfits for the freshman class of 1964. Lowell Alford: An Admiral in the United States Navy and still winning hearts with that grin. H Bob Attebury: J itterbuggin' at Stanfield on Saturday nights, run- ning his own service station during the day and fixin' typewriters for school marms. Courtney Belt: Professor at Yale and inventor of new Ways of education. Gale Davis: Still that way about J oy-a family? Who are we to say that? ? Robert Greer: Manager of Stone's, still giving gum and candy to all the little kiddies of H. U. H. S. V Jack Jackson: Editor of the Hermiston Herald, and playing Stan- field on Saturday nights. Dick Kingsley: A distinguished gentleman, witty, clever, has a way with the women, but he'll never be a sucker!! Virgil Logan: A policeman who arrests fellows who appear in at- tires like a couple of gentlemen on Senior Dress-up day. The charge: Indecent exposure. Erwin Null: A tall dark gentleman whose main objective in life is to please the ladies.

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,ff if I, Opal Null, will my dramatic ability to Geneva Hughey. I, La Desca Pieper, will my sense of humor to Peggy Todd. V-4 F14 1 Darlene Rennecker, will my ambition to Verna Lee Frost. Hope Reynolds, will my ability to play the musical saw to Lois Brooks. I I, Maurine Sutton, will my position in the office to Fern McFar- lin. I, Iva Van Arsdale, will my graceful hands to Bob Jensen. I, Rachel Weeks, will my journalistic talent to Pat DeLaney. 9 I, Dorothy Jordan, will my complexion to Barbara Todd. I, Betty Jean Eldridge, will my hair and eyes to Eileen Hunt. I, Martha Jones, will my position as a favorite of all my teachers to Rex Casper. ' I, Joan Bryson, will to Melba Kelly my red hair, as she envies everyone who is gifted with it. I, Sylvan Mullins, will my way with Mary Elizabeth to the Junior Class. 1, Jack Rodgers, will my great dramatic ability to Bill Schoon- over,,so he won't have to grin at the audience. I, Warren Caudle, will my ability to argue with the teachers to Dan Follett. I, Clarence Scott, will my car to the Smithsonian Institute which is still looking for relics. I, Lowell Alford, will my ability to write poems and my grin to anyone that thinks he or she can get away with either. I, Courtney Belt, will my memory and ability to, learn in equal parts to each and every student in H. U. H. S. I, Gale Davis, will my ability to figure out characters of dames to all suckers. I, Jack Jackson, will my ability to be in forty places all at one time and my patience to Mrs. Kerr. I, Dick Kingsley, will my original wit and excellent sense of hum- or to Bruce Norton.