Highland High School - Tycoma Yearbook (Cowiche, WA)

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JOHN WHITE Valedictorian Seackvz 60:44 Wd! ALAN STRAND Salutatorian Earl Alford-Leaves his funnel to anyone in the Junior Class with drinking problems. Paula Allen Kerr Leaves for Geor ia - g t Laverne Barnes-Leaves her job on the annual to any patient soul. Rosalind Beavers-Leaves a few extra pounds to Bob Hintze. Renee Bedarcl-Leaves to be Miss Grandview. Robin Bedard-Leaves Junior Price to anyone who wants him. Barbara Beffa-Leaves her wa with the teachers to Ronald Habedank. Y Paul Berndt-Leaves his sister with no ride to school. Marvin Bisconer-Leaves his cowboy belt to anyone big enough to wear it. Marlene Bline-Leaves her flying lessons to Stan Sorenson. Barbara Bowers-Leaves for Tucson real soon. Bob Brunner Leaves his wild wa s to Mike Austin 1 'Y . Ray Buckley-Leaves his seed of knowledge in Physics Class to Doris Hoppis. Rolliemae Burnam-Leaves her wild ways to Arnold Pleasant. Ken Detloff-Leaves for North 7th Street to honk his horn. Clayton Drummins-Leaves his ability to sleep in English with his eyes open to Carolyn Sanislo. Ken Dueker-Leaves his tennis ability to Ralph Morton. Wandla Edwards-Leaves her Pachuco mark to Malcom Commet. Evva Gano-Leaves her liquor license to Don Roach. Luther Gerhardt-Wills his parachute to Ken Rochel. Geor eann Gra -Leaves in a Cadillac g Y - Gene Gredvig-Leaves his disappearing acts to Robert Conduff, who is quite a magi- cian anyway. Tom Hammermiester-Wills his bottle opener to Dick Conrad. Sharon Hamilton-Leaves her romance in English to any lonely Junior. Jewel Hill-Canlt afford to leave anything. Shirly Hinkle-Leaves Gary to carry someone else's notes. Lionel Howerton-Leaves his pocket books to Ernest Beck. Bill Hudspeth-Leaves Darlene Melton to Sam Hazard.

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Y Hilti Loveta Hughes-Leaves smiling in a jet propelled wheel-chair. Arthur Hughes-Leaves in a cloud of dust. Betty Jones-Wills her bottle in the locker to Gary Smith. Nellie Judd-Wills her skill on pin ball machines to Art Losey. Robin Kennedy-Leaves his lonely nights home and his hands-off policy with the girls to Don ,l ones. Mariana Kroger-Wills her smiling ways to Carl Smith. Frank Kroger-Leaves his dancing, coke bottle, and his keys to Charles Parsley. Larry Lee-Wills his wild time in World History to Gary Pue. Sharon Linse-Leaves Chuck unwillingly. Phyllis Lust-Wills her collection of balloons to Pat Forney. Walt McDevitt-Leaves a little altitude for David Howerton. Ed McLemore-Leaves his attendance record to Buster Treddenbarger. Darlene Melton-Leaves her happy times to Jimmy Robinson. Shirley Connelly Melton-Leaves her old-maid-ship to Sharon Estes. Helen Morris-Leaves Wayne in sixth period with tears in her eyes. Larry Mortimer-Leaves to go home. Ed Myhowich-Leaves his Tieton Women to .lim Asbury. Jerry Noy-Leaves his speed and ambition to Kingsley Fairchild. Pat Paradis4-Leaves her ability to catch the bus to Nancy Hafsos. Bill Peckman-ls keeping everything he has for next year. J ack Pemberton-Leaves his well-groomed hair to Lee Beitel. Emma Lou Perdue-Leaves willingly. Daisy Post-Leaves a red wig, a pipe, and dark glasses, to any Junior boy who wants to make a hit with the girls. Millicent Pue-Leaves her extra high school credits to Don Zier. Melba Rademacher-Leaves her high English test grades to Bill Peckman. Morris Rasciner-Wills his way with women to Leonard Bisconer. C. G. Robbins-Wills his way with the teachers to his brother, Pinky. Glen Rodman-Leaves his singing ability to Arnold Pleasant. Ted Rudd-Leaves his sister to Gary Pue. Shirley Russell-Leaves gladly. Bill Schwarzwalter-Wills his chair in Biology to anyone who likes to sleep. Marvin Seabrands--Wills his thrifty ways to Ken Rochel. Delane Smith-Wills his cozy corner in the halls to Earl Brown. ,lean Snipes-Leaves her influence with Mrs. Carey to Derald Erickson. Alan Strand-Wills his checking ability to Malcom Commet. James Tolbert-Leaves his ability to skip school without being caught to T. J. Hinkle. .lane Townsend-Leaves her pocket whiskey flask to Judy Lydin. Ed Van Dusen-Wills his sport shirts to anyone with no taste. Wayne Wadekamper-Wills his many nicknames, such as Pork, Lard, Rosebud, and Cheeks, to Nick Vander Houwen. Terry Wagner-Leaves among cheers and boos. Charles Ward-Wills his pull in Ag, to anyone who can stand it. Darlene May Weaver-Leaves her place in Honor Society to Larry Maulding. Rodney West-Wills his hydromatic plow to Roy. John White-Wills his date book to Bill Perdue. Karen Wickersham-Leaves her spot in the choir to Don Swan. Beverly Willard-Leaves her rubber pool-cue to Ronnie Myles. Harold Willard-Wills his L'Stude to .lim Asbury. Gwen Williams-Leaves her good term papers to Charles Pogue. Gordon Wiley-Wills his ability to sleep in English to Ken Rochel. Velda Wilson-Leaves her extra long hair to Jerry Willard. Shirley Wilson-Leaves the library with joy. Francine Woodiri-Leaves to follow Ron.