Imbler High School - Golden Reveries Yearbook (Imbler, OR)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1948, being of unstable mind, brittle bones, weak knees, but of fighting spirit, do hereby bequeath the following: ARTICLE I To Mr. Rogers, our superintendent, we leave our numerous and assorted excuses for skipping school. To Miss Whitraer, we leave the fond hope that her future classes will be as gracious and cooperative as our class has been. To Mr. Bybee, we leave the peace and quiet of study hall (providing all the Seniors leave). To Mr. Sawyer, we leave the fervent hope that when we are gone he may be able to get a word in edgewise in class discussion. To Mrs. Lively, we leave a new volleyball (minus lipstick prinjts) and the hope that in future years the girls of her P. E. Class will pay their towel money when it is due. To Mrs. Rogers, we leave a new copy of the Whiffenpoof Song , in hopes that future glee clubbers will enjoy it as much as we did. To Mrs. Mcl aniels. we leave our one and only regret and that is we’re leaving such a wonderful cook behind. To Mr. Paroz, we leave a door mat for the back door so maybe people will take the gentle hint— Wipe Your Feet” ! ! ARTICLE II I, Fay Quebbeman, will my delightful giggle to Margaret Hunt and also my foolproof (?) method for skipping school. I, Arlajean Tufford. will my great excitement (?) for school life to Darleen McLaughlin, as well as my well-worn tactics for getting out of class. I. Joan Paroz, will my honorary membership in the F. F. A. to Shirley Frizzell, the only stipulation being that she must memorize pages 1-1200 in Morrison’s Feeds and Feedings . I, Carl Gali, will my quiet manners to Lewis Doud, in hopes he’ll make good use of them. I, Maxine Barton, will my rights to the Ford car, but not the man, to Virginia Barton. (We believe in keeping it in the family.) I, Roberta Roberts, will my prejudiced opinions of Elgin to Gale McDaniel. I, Aileen Stephens, will my drawing ability to Walter Shane in the hopes he can develop his artistic inclinations. I, Mildred Calhoun, will my winning ways and ability to get top grades to Betty York. I, Willodean Fisher, will my golden voice to Juanita Craig. Please take good care of it in the years to come. I, Mary Adele Rollins, will my ability to flutter my eyelashes to Lowell Westcnskow, and also my friendship” ring. (Hope it fits.) Signed: THE SENIOR CLASS