Langley High School - Falcon Yearbook (Langley, WA)

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Best 'Skipper' The elevator boy, Lorren Olsen, .took them, by mistake, to the ninth floor where Ted Thompson, the famous singer, was practicing for his next Shia When they went down to talk to Dr. Fowler he confessed he had thrown the rock because a mysterious voice over the phone threatened him with his lite if he didn' t. Hawkeye and Supersleuth went back to the Hagglund house and called the household staff into the den. Pointing their fingers at one of the upstairs :aids they said, 'Jean Hurt, you called Dr. Fowler and scared him into thraring the rock through the window so lr. Hagglund would go to the circus and you could be alone in the house with the nilknsn Jack Sche1ler. 'lhereupon the other upstairs maid, Dorothy Day, started screaming, 'Yon stole 1' boyfriendl' Ie will never kncl who the culprit was because the light dimed at that point and we were taken back again to 1953. SENIOR. POLL Biggest Flirt 16,6 'oqgeb Host Popular Boy 0 -QQ Geaa evo o eww 99915 f-:Jn 1 ..,' ' ff :s.:, 2 s 1 Best Athlete Most Talented Class Iolr do Qc?

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We, the graduating class of 1953, realizing that we are about to pass forever from these halls of learning and de- siring to leave some small reminders of our years in attend- ance, do declare and publish our last will and testament in form and manner following: I, MARY LOU ANDERSON, leave W sloppy fall of '52 Student Body minutes to future secretaries to decipher. I, JERRI ARIBTRONG, leave W favorite chair in Mr. Jenkins' office to Delores Trumbull in the ,hope she 'never uses it. all Last Will and Testament Z 7 I, PHYLLIS BOARDMAN, leave W bottle of peroxide to Donna Olsen, hoping that she may stay a beautiful blonde. I, AL ELAGER, leave W ability to skip school and get away xi with it to Delores Trumbull. I, DICK BRYANT, leave W diaper to Dick Bradshaw. IE, DQIUTHY DA! AND MARIEL JENKINS, leave our good behavior in study hall to aWone who is fool enough to believe us. I, HAROLD DULL, leave W little black book to uilbert Smith, in the hope he will benefit by it. fl I, DENNIS FCNLER, leave all the short circuits in W Ford to any person unfortunate enough to buy one. I, ROGER GABELEIN, leave to Ricky Day W speedin running W errands for Mrs. Minium. A I, ALBERT I-IAGGLUND, do not leave amfthing because W grand- mother vras frightened by a Scotsman. I, SIGRID HEGGENES, leave W ability to burn the midnight if oil,especia1ly on week-ends, to anyone who will use the ti as effectively as I have for studying. I, HOWARD, just leave. 'After four years of drudgery at's enough, he says. ,inf