Langley High School - Falcon Yearbook (Langley, WA)

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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