Langley High School - Falcon Yearbook (Langley, WA)

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'v -. -. P -1. KN N - Q--g . .Rf YY' c xl 1--4 We, the Senior Class of 19514 of Langley High School, realizing that we are about to pa s forever from these halls of learning to take our places in the higher strata of human existence, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament To the faculty of Langley High School we leave the mam gay hairs that we have caused in the last four ye I, DAVE BRAATHEN, leave my ability to leave such pleasant rotten-egg odors in the chemistry room to Mr. Jenkins. IW s..- all V c A X-Jeff 7545 'W 7E4Zffwf 1 1, CHARIIES BENNETT, leave ny abiliw to get easy classes to Carl Hjort. I, BARBARA BEDKER, leave ny winning way with boys to Leota Surface. I, MARIAH BURLEY, leave my gripes to Wayne Livingston, since he is always griping about them. WE, PAT CAMIMNDONA AND PAT BBXDGES, leave our irresistable urge to bother couples instudy hall during noon to lynn Por- ter and Judy Drury, in hopes that they don't get the dirty looks we got. I, ROBIN CHRISTOE, leave the discovery that You Can't Take It With You ' to the next class that tries. I, RICKY DAY, will my ability to seem awake in'Hamlet class to Mr. Torgerson, and ny secrets of individualism to lfhr. Jenkins, in hopes he enjoys it as much as I did. I, GARY DOLSTAD, do hereby will nv seat in fourth period study hall to anyone who has a wonder lust. I, BERNA ERICKSON, .leavenvflirting abilities to Pat Erikson. I, JOHN Hansson, win leave my blushing abilities to Bob Sandal, in hopes that he will perfect them. I, MARIENE ENGSTROM, leave ny ability to play the sousaphone to Billy Meinhold, hoping he'll lose himself in it. I, RONNIE GREEN, leave nothing because I want to take it all with me. at p l.,-ff' ' J I,-fy' vjxr W 1,1 M7777-g

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f -ff ' I, MARION HAPEMAN, leave to Delores Holms the alumni, in a LJ . 'w X H hopes she will treat them as well as I did I, LLOYD HEGGENES, leave my beautiful, beautiful blue eyes to ny brother Norxixan, in hopes they cause him as much troub- le as they did me. I, DONNA HASCH, willnnf great dancing ability to Albert Grimm., I, LHCKEIY LANKTREE, will my Cnaturalb wavy hair to Don Ber- quist, in hopes it affects the girls for him like it did for ME. WE, DELLA TAILOR AND ETHEL KNAPLUND, will our ability to rope a guy and tie him to Pat Lee and Judy Drury, in hopes that they have such luck. I, DONNA OISEN, leave my abilityto drive to school and live, to Coach. I, PAYTON RUDD, leave my ability to go fishing during school hours and get back in school without a SOO word theme to amr- one lucky enough. I, JOYCE RASMUSSEN, leave ny dry jokes to anyone who has the courage to tell a joke that no one will laugh at. I, JERRY SAIIDR, leave my' ability to run errands for lb. Jenkins to Wayne Livingston. I, RU'I'H'SAYLOR, will my doodlings to anyone who has to clean them up. I, JIM SMITH, leave my shyness and ability to behave in class to Carl Surface. I, IEM TRUMBULL, leave ny cheerleading abilityto Bev. Mills. fc' I, JAMES wlmcs, ieave my 36 Chrysler, Corkscrews, can op- eners, and nv ability to chase'Seattle girls to Ben Reams. I, DENNIS WILSON, leave my tin grin to Gordon Heggenes be- cause he needs it more than I do ,un 0 I suascnasco Ano swam I Barons. me UlNGlEVH'Gl'l rms za oavor 9 scuooL a 'ff' is, 4 I 'u 1 1 4 '4 tl J 1 fr aoasfluaiuf f-nf N N