Lake Stevens High School - Pilchuck Yearbook (Lake Stevens, WA)

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To our vrorthy advisor, Miss Adatto, be cue at h the memory of the most successful class and our ell ordered senior meet ings. Last but not lease e leave to the janitor the honor of cleaning up any messes ue might have left„ SECTION III ■frith little or no regrets, Bill Whitford ’-’ills his repu- tation as a Romeo and Breaker of Hearts to Duane Peck and his uhat-a-man physique to Kenneth Krogh, To Charlie Richardson goes the special privilege of irv- heriting Mason Steven's crooning voice. Teckla Foreman bequeaths her bewitching smile to Viola Lindstrom and her happy disposition to Marine Eggert. Ed Johnson ills his school girl complexion to Ray Garrett and his Pepsodent tooth paste smile to Bob Moyer. Lillian Blaine beoueaths a fern of her most healthy blushes to Phyllis Dana and her argumentive ability to lone Carolus ruth the hearty vrish that she take every opportunity to carry on the battle royal vrith her best onponent, Clifford Sayre. frith many tears and long drarm sighs, Earl Ruthford, parts rrith his habit of coming late to school, leaving it to Marvel Har8hman in hopes that in the future he won't always be on time, Howard Hisey leaves-----and takes with him his ability to master high, slim and dangerous occupations, and openly defies any Senior of next year to do a bigger or better task. To Vera Wicklund is bequeathed a temper and an art of vam- piry, by Zella Engstrom, ho hopes she ill have the same suc- cess ith the mighty masculines as she did. William Nourse's chief characteristics, quietness and shyness, are left by special request to Leslie ’ hitford. lone Freese and Esther Lundberg contribute their infec- tious giggles to Clara Sharpe and Mary Jane McLean so that w en they become dignified Seniors and take U. S. History they might act accordingly, Loren Sebring, mith many regrets, leaves his place as the most dashing platinum blonde, of the Senior class, to Warren Nordin, trusting that he on't break too many feminine hearts. Ed Sranson takes this ooportunity to dispose of about 2 ft. of his height to Milford Evanson and his reputation as a. one- man basketball team to anybody ho thinks he'.s good enough to qualify. Ster. Karshman may be leaving Harriet, although, e aren't so sure, but he does leave his place as janitor of the gym to Bob Pitchford so as to keep it in the family.

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CLASS WILL Being in much better humor than usual, we the class of 1933, as the most intelligent and dignified group that ever troc} the well beaten path to L S. H. S., city of Lake Stevens, county of Snohomish, and State of .Tashington, take this opportunity to dispose of Qir pleasure, misfortunes and responsibilities, and do publish, seal, and declare this our last will and testament, hereby cancelling all former or other wills mode by us at any time, SECTION I. ARTICLE I To the Juniors we beaueath the honor of inheriting our place as dignified Seniors and to assure them of our special in- terest we leave four of our most hearty mates to start their way- ward footsteps along the straight and narrow way to success as Seniors. ARTICLE II T o the Sophomores we leave the memory of a most success- ful Junior Prom and nothing more because as Juniors next year they will have reached that stage where none of our gifts could interest them. ARTICLE III To the Freshmen we leave the memory of three years yet to come and wish them all the success with those never to-be for- gotten tests. We also leave any old notebooks or what-nots they may find about the building. SECTICN II TO THE FACULTY: To Hr. Hunt we leave all our Senior plan sheets and hope he understands them better than we ever did. Hr. Hulvey inherits all the A's and B's we didn't get in those little test6 of tomorrow. Miss Curtis is left the memory of all the faces she had to smear in making up our worthy countenances for the Senior Play. We take this opportunity of disposing of all our Junior friends to Mr. Martina. If he crn make them into Seniors such as we, we will term him a success. Mr. Novak can have that basketful of well chewed sticks of gum and incidentally all those we stuck under the chairs and tables before they reached that basket, also, the sole honor of Please Closing the Door. Coach Clark is left-----holding the srck----for his champ- ion basketball team was composed of Senior men, but e will re- lent and leave him a lot of green Freshmen to sweat over and make into master minds such as ourselves.

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To Pauline Skucy is bequeathed a great athletic ability by Rose Cushma» who found it a successful factor in keeping her school-girl figure. We hope Pauline rrill be auite as successful. Bob Anderson leaves a load of laughs behind and a vacancy for a suitable clown, preferably Hubert Loth. Eleta Williams gives her ability of French impersonations and personifications to her little sister Paddy, and hereby con- sents to reveal the manner of her hairdressing to Hazel Loop. To Leonard Philip is willed Harvey Carlson's uncanny ways of creating mischief and his place as the leading lady of the Senior play to Erwin Kittleson, Thurston Hiller surrenders to Hoody Matson his secret on How to Grow a Mustache, hoping that it prove as successful and distinguishable as it did in his case. Archie Berg and Lillian Ekrera leave-----together—for how could it be otherwise and reouest that Mary Elizabeth Cockburn and Jim Hatzenauer now have the honor being L. S's most devoted couple. Robert John Knudson gamely parts with his unmatchable giggle and his nickname Gigglin' Gertie leaving it to Eino Hanninen and he also wants to contribute all his bright ideas to further education. Frances Marcruardt beaueaths a successful athletic career to Virgie Honeycutt and her long eye lashes to Catharine TJampler hoping that they win contribute to her success in vamping the dashing heroes of old L. S. Raymond Johnson, the handsome brute, gladly wills his nickname Sister to Bob Grimm. Art Lundberg, heaving many sighs of relief, leaves the place of Secretary-Treasure of the Student Council to anyone who thinks he can master the figuring, writing, and errors. Marjorie Hatzenauer takes with her, her most -valued treasure but consents to leave her scholastic ability to Eveyln Noren and her favorite narking place in the Senior home room to Howard Carlson and Irene Paschal. Leonard Blaine leaves Ady Becker for a short while, to Gordy McGunnigle, with the very special reouest that he guard him closely from the -lies of the designing coeds. To Helen Becraft, Florence Forsberg beaueaths her pleasing personality, and to Ruth Wiley her lovely voice. Ellen Erickson takes this opportunity to dispose of all her sticks of '-ell chewed gum, leaving them to Lola Sharpe, who she thinks -ill find most of them in Hr. Novak's waste paper bas- ket .