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

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Most poiso: Marcelyn Wiggins Chuck Perry Best dancers: Marie Suty Jack Anker Best figures: Beverlee Allis Rollie Berry Best executives: Karen Hardin Bob McLean Most talkative: Edna Renner Marvin Ringstad Most reserved: Wanda Childers Bob Riggs Most athletic: Clara Redkey Bob Perkins Peppiest: Lois Nelson Dave Henthorne Most ambitious: June Hauger George Long Most studious: Marjorie Huskinson Jim Case Most dramatic: Muriel White Mac Epley Most talented: Sharon Willits Steve Stone

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Most populor: Dorothy O'Malley Bill Wilson Best dispositions: Barbara King Tom Hopkins Most stylish: Barbara Kvern Arnold Ellis Most sophisticated: Beverly Zamsky George Bell Cutest blondes: Billie Lee McAdams Don Noel Cutest brunettes: Helen Hasy Jim Boyd Cutest redheads: Lois Carleton Tom Bessonette Cutest smiles: Vivian Dirschl Jim Grimes Cutest couple: Shirley Martin Bob Perkins n L Best pals: Jeanne Blake Bud Biehn Biggest flirts: Juanita Shinn Tom West Wittiest: Pat Richardson Jim Clabby

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n n n u. j U L I, Bill Abbey, do leave. I, Bettie Adkisson, do leave to Sally Mueller my ability to get along with niv steady. I, Beverlee Allis, do leave to Donna Brotherton my aqua dress where I left off. I. Bob Andrews, do leave my fishing ability to Charles (Link) Caldwell. I. Jack Anker, do leave my bottle of peroxide to Earl Hannen. I. Frances Arant, do leave that table in the cafeteria along with its gossip sessions to some junior girls who also have a gift for gab. I. Everett Atkins, do leave Mr. Harris as study hall teacher. I. Billye Baert, do leave my poor grades in physics to any little deserving junior. 1. Beverley Bailey, do leave 8 of my 58 to “Blackie” Blackstone that it might lengthen his stature if not his life. I. Hazel Beddows, do leave my story problems in Algebra to Virginia Bagiev. I. George Bell, do leave Carmen, but not because I want to. I. Beatrice Bellant, do leave my bad times in stenography to some brave junior. I. Betty Bellows, do leave my social ec book to my sister. Colleen. I. Pat Benoist. do leave my “nack” for getting mixed up in things to anyone who has time for it. I, Rollie Berry, do leave my draft card and all the “privileges” that go with it. I, Tom Bessonette. do leave to Earl Hannen my ability to get along with my steady with no arguments. I, Bud Biehn. do leave my ability to get along with people to Bob Redkey. I. Jeanne Blake, do leave my southern accent to Bob Gammer. I. Betty Blakely, do leave my home room 206 to the present members of home room 201. I, Eileen Bocchi, de leave my hope that all the boys don't get drafted. I, Jimmie Boyd, do leave my girl, my cherry attitude, and mv social econ. book to whoever wants them. I, Lela Bravo, do leave. I. Rudy Bravo, do leave. I. Dale Brewer, do leave.