Irrigon High School - Comet Yearbook (Irrigon, OR)

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Individual Wills I, CLARA FRASER, do will and bequeath my very enjoyable days with my beloved guitar, my horse, and cow-girl outfit to the Freshman and Sophomore boys who seem to be so enthusia.stic about them. I, CLARKE STEPHENS, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to ward of Hal- loweeners to Jim Fraser. I, JACK ZABRANSKY, will and bequeath my size 12 football shoes to anyone that thinks he can fill them with the exception of Louis. I, BETH RUSSELL, will and bequeath my journalistic ability to the Editor of the next Annual. E I, MAY COSNER, hereby will and bequeath my curly tresses to Jack White. I, LAWRENCE SMITH, will and bequeath my school girl blush to George Dean Volle. - I, LEONARD ALDRICH, am Scotch, therefore I am taking everything with me! In witness whereof, We, the class of 1946, the testators, have to this our last will and testament, set our hands and seal this Tenth Day of May, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-six. Prophecy The ever successful Senior Class of 46 has journeyed far since their day of grad- uation. The papers are full of news about the new Radar-ship invented by Clarke Stephens, a famous inventor. He decides that he needs a vacation after working so hard so he set out in his Radarship to visit some of his former classmates. As he is already in California, he goes first to visit Hollywood Romeo, J ack Zabran- sky. Jack has been doing pictures for Metr0Go1dwyn Mayer. He is just finishing the film One Woman Too Many, in which he is the star. As Clarke is returning from Hollywood he drops in at Palo Alto, California to dis- cuss some plans with a scientist at Stanford. While there he runs into Miss Fraser, the Dean of Women. She is just finishing her book What's Wrong with the Labor Unions? Clarke travels to Ford's plant in Michigan in a few minutes and sees Lawrence Smith who has just completed the new Speedite Deluxe. Lawrence is in partnership with Ford and has made a fortune. Before going abroad, Clarke stops in New York to say Hello to Miss May Cosner at the Beauty Salon. She is very busy these days fixing New York society women's hair. Thirty minutes later we see Clarke eating lunch with Beth Russell in Ireland. Beth is a very successful journalist. She is a foreign correspondent for Life Magazine and has seen quite a bit of the world. By radio Clarke finds out where Leonard Aldrich is in Africa. An hour later he lands in South Africa where Leonard hunts elephants for the Portland Zoo. He has captured one small elephant and is now on the track of some larger ones. They have a nice chat and talk over old times at I.H.S. and then Clarke starts back for the U. S.

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