Irrigon High School - Comet Yearbook (Irrigon, OR)

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Semin 31644 We, the Senior of 1953, do will and bequeath: To the Juniors--our ability to get into trouble and also the warm spots we hold in the hearts of the faculty. To the Sophomores--our agreeable personality as a class. To the Freshmen--fond memories of initiation. To the Eighth Grade--a happy journey through high school. To the teachers--fond memories. To our parents--the relief of having our diplomas signed. I. Helen Maxine Steagall, do will and bequeath my ability for tardiness to Wanda Huwe. my cheerleading and tapping to Ival Sullivan, and my French horn to anyone who will have it. l, LaVonne Darleen McCoy, do will and bequeath my ability to put up with lrrlgon to Betty Biegel. my blond hair to Mr. Goldan, he can use it, and mysize6shoestoJodyMann in place of his l3's. l,. Donald Orville Leighton, do will and bequeath my student body office to Dale Shingledecker, my ability to get along with the teachers to Peggy Sanders. and my football position to Ray Warlick. 1, Ronald Lee Berger, do will and bequeath my teeth to Sylvia Boylan, my curly hair to Mr. Cross. and my ability to get along with the girls to Paul Smith. I. Donald Lee Acock, do will and bequeath my glasses to Bobby Kenney. my driving ability to Jean Warlick. and my slim figure to Shaarom Smith. I, Clara Margie Avent, do will and bequeath my drivers license to Barbara Gurley. my ability to graduate to Carmine Wilson. I. Donald Vincent Eppenbachf do will and bequeath my good grades to Doug Daven- port, my job as secretary -treasurer of the Student Body to anyone who will have it, and my ability to get along with my teachers to George Cunningham. I, Lenora Nancy Bumette, do will and bequeath my volleyball ability to Evelyn Sanders, and my figure to Vyanna Boylan. I, Meredith Pearl Hoover, do will and bequeath my height and figure to Jeanne Califf, and my good disposition to Donna lsom.

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444 '-P' 'fifty +135 if 4 saith Seniors 01444 Peay.-tlzeeff The Iunior Class of 1953 has looked into the stars for the 1953 Senior Class. lt is now the year 1970. The first bright star is Helen Steagall's. She has given up her nurse's training to join the Ringling Brothers' Circus as Madame Zo -Zo, the elephant rider. She enjoys her new work so much that she has decided to make it her life work. The next star shining our way is Don Acock's. He is the mayor of lrrigon. the biggest little town in the United States. Next we see a very bright star in more ways than one. It is Meredith Hoover. She is the new Marilyn Monroe. Then comes Margie Avent, hostess of the Rest Inns. She has a complete chain of these famous restaurants. and has a very good business. Her specialty is anything. The next in line is Don Eppenbach. now in Yugoslavia teaching English and history. Before leaving America, He published his new revised edition of the dictionary. Lenora Brunette has really moved to the front. She has been operating a prosperous turkey ranch with the help of her husband and her six children. The stars tell us Ronald Berger now owns.the finest beauty salon ever know. Ze Hair You'll Let Me Fix Either Way You'll Be Chix . We are told he is a very fine hair stylist. LaVonne McCoy is in the Ozarks and has twelve children. Reckon as how it's Cheaper by the dozen . She seems very happy. The last star is Don Leithton's. He sold all his horses to go into the dairy business. and has re-sold that line to produce the Drink a Little and Live Longer Youth Serum. Wait! One more star flashes out. Oh! yes! it reveals the occupation of Mr. McMasters, the senior advisor. He has long since retired from his own dance band and seems totbe spending his time writing poetry. We will be watching the stars for further developments.