Kalama High School - Kawaco Yearbook (Kalama, WA)

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Senior Last Xvill and Testament I, ROY MILLER will my wolfish tactics to Auburn Galloway GEORGE ANTILLA wlll my dr1v1ng maneuvers to B111 Pollard FRED DURGELOH w11l my mtellect to David Whlte LOREN GILLESPIE w1ll my ablllty to llsp to B111 Hambly DUANE HARDMAN Wlu my tumblmg ab1l1ty to Gene McIvor DON NEWMAN w1ll my husky bulld to Fred Palmer HANS NORTNESS wlll my ablllty to type to Josxe McK1nney JOHN HOGGATT will my way wlth women to Walter Nelman WADE HARDMAN w1l1 my ab1l1ty to cooperate wxth the class to Joanna Boatman BOB SPREADBOROUGH w1ll my ab1l1ty to get ln good wlth teachers to Mary Alyce Mlller NORMA MOULTRIE w1ll my ab111ty to be true to my steady to Norma Ammons EVELYN DICKEY will my ablllty to hook a steady to Mary W1l1lamS SHIRLEY JANSEN w1l1 my glggles to Dorothy Wllson BARBARA CONRADI will my halrdo to Ruth Hoehne INGA VIVIAN wxll my speakmg ab1l1ty to Tom Rlnker ANNA SCHMITZ w11l my modesty to Ruth Wlcker INEZ SADLIER w1l1 by good bulld to Barbaxa D1sperat1 HELEN RUTH w1ll my homemade halr to Julia Tunzl bemor Class Prop ecy It was a long hard trlp but we fmally reach ed our home town It has been a long tlme Cway back ln 475 sxnce we d seen Kalama and how xt had changed The population had grown nn menselv we dxscovered the reason for thls was that John and Barbara were now marrled and there were 16 John and Barbara Jumors We declded to go up and pav them a frxendly call but since they had moved recently we dldnt know where they llved So we stopped to ask the blg husky patrolman on the corner He had dxrected us up to thelr home befone we realxzed It was our old school chum George Antllla hxmself My how hed changed He was now a full 6 8 carrymg around 310 pounds Barbara was xn the basement washing we could scarcely fmd her Wlth all the dozens of lines of dxapers hung up but after yelllng back and forth for what seemed hours we found each other She sald she was nearly through and we could go upstaxrs and have a frlendly chat She told us to be quiet as both John Jr the Bt h and John Sr were hat mg an afternoon nap We sat down wxth our tea to talk over old tlmes She Sald that Anna Schmltz was now Anna hvmg a lxfe of luxurw We asked abou' our old pal Don Newman and she sa1d shed heard he was marrled to a beautxful model and was hvmg ln Glocca Morra We wondered how thlngs were ln Glocca Morra Barbara asked lf we d heard the good news about Roy Mlller After 14 years she Sald he fmallv old hls old Ford and bought a new 1960 Bulck You should see hxm flash about town now You know hes stlll a bachelor hes been engaged several times but always decldes at the last mlnute that hes not really ln love Bw the vsax you know that Norma Moultrle was the first to get engaged ln our class she went on but lt seems she ll be the last to get married Shes Stlll worklng at Methers flash mg her dlamond around We declded lt was about txme to leave the Ho ggatt famlly and contmue our VlSltS The next place on our 11st was the Durgelohs When we reached our destination we found several cars parked m front Good we sald lt must be a party Sure enough we were just m txme for another cup of tea Pearl had really changed her ha1r was gray and she d gam ed several pounds She was entertammg several nelghbors We dldnt recogmze the guests at flrst but after starmg awhlle we recogmzed them as Shxrley J and Evelyn D Both were a lxttle on the chubby slde Shlrley was kmttlng a sweater for her llttle newcomer Kenny Jr and Evelyn was readmg to her quadruplet sons Ned Ked Jed and Fred to keep them out of m1sch1ef They told us the menfolk were out looking over Fred D s new cow Bessie We heard the phone rmg so we dashed ln Pearl sand xt was Inez wondermg lf anyone had seen B111 She told us Inez still had B111 on the hook but they weren t marrled yet Inez was on a new dxet to gam weight Evldently her other dlet took effect as she welghs 67 pounds We asked how Inga was and was she marrxed yet No she wasn t married now as her dlvorce from her 12th husband had Just gone through but they had heard a new romance was bloomlng Page Twelve I, . . . . U I' . . . . . D I, , . . . . . I, ' ' . I, . . . . . O I, . . . . I, . . . . D I, ' A ' . I, . . . A I, . . . . I. ' ' . IV . . . . D I, ' ' . I, . . . .l s ' - 1, Johnson, she was living in New York. She had just published her book Adventure and was

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