Junction City High School - Junco Ed Yearbook (Junction City, OR)

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BARBARA LEMMON-I aet play 4: Oreh, 2, il, 43 Hand I, 2, Il, 41 Operetta 3: Intern-lass sports 4: Girls' Urn-hestra Z: H. S. Il, 4: .Iuneo Ed Staff Sig Oratorical Contest 23 Safety Conn:-il I: Older Girls' Con- ferenve 4 WAYNE LEWIS - Entert d from Santa Clara 4 GEORGE MIKKLESEN -- Football 1, 43 Basketball I, Z, il, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 41 filet' Club I, 2, 33 Operetta 2: Let. Club 2, 3, 4, See. 3, Fire Squad ., .. .., ., HENRY MORTENSEN - Football I, 2: Class Sargreant of Arms 2 BETTY RASMUSSEN-In- terulass Sports 2, 33, 43 PPI' Club 43 Class Treas, I3 Oreh. 1, 2, fa, 45 Band 1, 2, za, 4: Glee Club lg Operetta 23: Girls Orch. 2: N. H. S, II, 4: Safety Couns-il i: Girls Baseball I RICHARD ROGERS - Foot- ball 2, fl, 45 Basketball fi, 41 Baseball 3, 43 Track 4: Pep Club 3: Student Connvil DI, 43 Adv. Manager 43 I ac-t play 43 Orch. I, 2, 3, 42 Class Rep. Il: Class 'l'reas. 2: Hand 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, SIL N. H. S. 3, 41 Safety Council I: Let. Club CI, 4: Stage Manager 4: Boxing 2 SENIOR LYLE LEWIS-lintereml from Santa Clara 4 LOUIS MCCUMSEY--Fcmtball II, 4: Basketball 2. il. 4: Base- ball 2, il. 4: Pep Club 2, Stu- dent Count-il Hep. 23 S.-IE. Vice Pres. ZS: Glee Club 2, 22, -lg Uperetta 2, 4, Maroon and Gold Staff Il: Safety Count-il I: Let. Club 2, 12. 42. Sec-. and 'l'reas. 4: Fire Squad 2, Z1 AUDREY MOORE-Glee Club I, 3, 4: Uperetta il FLORENCE PINKSTON - Entered from X'frmdi'ow XVil- son 2: Pep Club 43 Home lie Club Vive Pres. 2: Girls' League Connell Il: Class See. I 2: Home lie Con, L1 Carnival Queen 2 BONNIE RASMUSSEN- Juni-0 lid Staff :IJ N. H. S. :li Girls Ureli. I1 Uperetta 22. il, Rand I, 2: 011-li. I, 23 See. of Class 21 Drama Club 23 Pep Club lil Interm-lass Sports I, 'J 'I DORIS ROSS-Student 'Body See, 31: Student Couneil 2, 32, Class Sec. 4: Hand II: Glee Club I. ZS, 4: Pep Club 4: Inter- class sports 2, 21, 42 Girls' League Count-il 2: Uperetta 4: Maroon and Gold 22, 41 Safety Council 1: Older Girls' Con- ferenve 4: Carnival Print-ess Il: .luneo lid Sl, 4

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SENIDR WILL We, the graduating members of the high and mighty, as well as esteemed, Senior class of 1940, having acknowledged the approaching end of our days at dear old alma mater, and knowing that our knowl- edge has achieved its highest point, being sound of mind and body, do hereby ordain this to be our last will and testament. To the Iuniors, our successors, we give the leadership of this mighty Union High School. To the Sophomores, we bequeath our un- limited ambition and ability to gain the highest degree of knowledge. To the Freshmen, who need it badly, a portion of our dignity and composure. May it help them compare with the stand- ards set by the seniors of '4U. AS INDIVIDUALS: Doris Ross bequeaths her quiet sophisticat- ed manner to Nancy Iensen. Lawrence Brown leaves his ardent affec- tion forthe Glenn girls to Floyd Borgaard. Ruth Domaschotsky bequeaths her athletic ability to Erla Denniston. Russel Gribskov leaves his personality smile to Bernard Iohnson. Mildred Warris bequeaths her rich soprano voice to Zetta Ioy Spurling. Richard Tone leaves his serene manners to Iesse Koon. Elinor Cheshire bequeaths her golden curls to Francis Loghry. Frank Wren leaves his manly physique to Martin Chase. La Vern Bottomley bequeaths Philnela- phine her Ford, to anyone brave enough to manipulate it. Don Washburne leaves Becky Ford to an unsuspecting soul. Betty Rasmussen bequeaths her typing tal- ents to Harold Ham. Fred Eubanks leaves his literary talent to Earl Wood, Madelle Christopherson bequeaths her dimples to Doris Wendal. l8 Marvin Wood leaves his seemingly un- limited vocabulary to Marian Gibson. Nelda Gunter bequeaths her willowY height to Lucille Smith. Clifford Iensen leaves his excess poundage to Milton Richardson. George Mikkelsen leaves his record at- tendance at school to Forrest Lednicky. Auclree Moore bequeaths her ability to get along with the teachers to Elvan Pitney. Scott Bailey leaves his agreeable disposi- tion to Earl Kelley. Marian Glenn bequeaths her half-pint size to lanet Douglas. Louis McCumsey leaves his dark wavy hair to Bob Mattson. Ruth Starns leaves her love letters from that sailor man to Elna Iakobsen. Otto Larsen leaves his executive air to Marvin Nunn. Ruth Dieckhofi bequeaths her baseball tal- ent to Opal Syphers. Hugh Callahan leaves his gift of gab to Wilford Harmon. Mary Simpson bequeaths her good grades to Raleigh Swift. Selwin Wisdom leaves his lazy manner to Leola Stigleman. Lyle Lewis leaves his shyness to Leroy Laursen. Luciel Bishop bequeaths her self-confi- dence to Betty Lu Siegman. Dick Rogers leaves his jallopy to anyone who will make a two-bit down payment. Bonnie Rasmussen bequeaths her coquet- tish Way to Farrel Cheney. Chet Hicks leaves his sports review to Einar Skovbo. Florence Pinkston bequeaths her quiet charm to Lorna Petersen. Louis Bailey leaves his Texas drawl to Raymond Mosegard. Ieanne Wright bequeaths Shorty , Paul- ine McKercher, and Helen Wood. tContinui-d on page 433