Klamath Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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25 SENIOR WILL fConrinued from page 207 I, Isabel Teare, do hereby will all of my boy-friends to Elizabeth Lundquist. We, La Rue Ryan and Alice Dillstrom, will to Alisa Ryan and Nina Helfer our pull with our home-room teacher. I, John Hamilton, bequeath all the gum under my desk in room 12 to some unfortunate junior. I, Eleanor Metcalf, hereby will my surprising ability to collect nickels from the hygiene class to Mary Jane Moore, hoping she will use it to aid some poor freshman. I, Virgil Grove, leave my reputation as the hottest blonde in K. U. H. S. to Bill Estes. We, Guido and Richard Robusteli, leave to Harry Sprague and W. J. Garrett our athletic prowess. I, Henrietta Wright, will my horseback riding ability to our beloved teacher, Mr. Fisher. I, Doris Jones, do hereby will and bequeath my ability as a typist to Mr. Jackson. I, George May, leave my one and only hope to Jerry Van Buskirk. I, Dorothy Powell, leave my smile to Doris Porter. We, Harriet Hunter and Betty Zimmerman, leave our warbling assets to anybody who can use them and still expect people to listen to them. I, Maudie Baker, will my sunshiny personality to Ruth McNealy. I, Hubert Totton, do will to Mr. E. R. Derry my inverted collars and col- lection boxes to make his class meetings correct to the form he is trying to reach. SENIOR PROPHECY DAY BY DAY AROUND THE WORLD May 28, 1950-Just arrived in New York and whom should I see at the Ambassador Hotel but Harry Weimar, the celebrated head waiter. His efferves- cent spirit bubbled up an as he wisecracked with me about the rest of the New York celebrities. Guido Robusteli is chef at one of the large restaurants, and his brother, Richard, has established a one of the popular night clubs. I was in the paper line, and when I went to ager of the Times June 1, 1950-Here I am in Pekin, man, the well-known archaeologist. Mrs record as one of the best bouncers in told that I should find Ruth Kenoffel visit her, I found her advertising man- China, having tea with George Merry- Hubert Totton I saw in a native shop bargaining for two fishing rods. Doris always was interested in arguing. Her husband is now an ambassador and reclined in his Rolls Ruff outside. June 20, 1950-While I was swimming in the ocean at Santa Monica this morninfl, I was much astonished to see the famous actress, Betty Zimmerman Cwho has the stage name of Zim-Zim De Loupel. Although I am not sure, 1 think her escort was Roland Ulrich, who has recently perfected an invention which totally eliminates salt from the ocean. Harriet Hunter and Neva Palmer dashed madly from resort to resort in their speed boat, and it is thought they will soon establish a school for girls for the purpose of teaching better methods of getting places in the minimum length of time. July 23, 1950-The dirtiest town in the world, Butte, Montana. I went down