Lebanon Union High School - Warrior Yearbook (Lebanon, OR)

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CLASS PROPHECY Lebanon, Oregon April 1, 1942 Dear Kee: How are you getting along with your puppet classes at U. of 0. ? I am still teach- ing the Seniors Chaucer and Shakespeare. You asked me if I had heard or knew what the seniors of 1937 were doing. I thought it would be a very interesting piece of re- search work to find out about a few of them Here’s the dope: Bob Peterson and his charming red-headed wife own and operate a J. C. Penney store at Scio. Bill Douglas is the starring pitcher for the Sweet Home Red Sox and Dean Stephens is in the Albany College football line-up. Charlen Stenberg has filled Robert Taylor’s shoes and Lloyd Whetstone is doubling for Hugh Herbert. Carl Mc- Gowan plays the part of Santa Claus each year for his family of five (one pair of twins). LeRoy Ingram is teaching English atShedd High School. Lorraine Crosby is head stenographer for Glenn Smith, who is a prominent Democratic leader in the U. S. Senate. Ruth Cray is a commercial artist for the Delineator Magazine. Therman Zeitler and Georgia Weirich own a chicken ranch where Don Surry and Don Merriam are body guards for the chickens. Francis Heyne is now playing third violin in the Portland Symphony Orchestra. Jack Klient and Oren Lansbery are herding ele- phants in Kalamazoo. La Neve Lawrence is the representative of the Arctic Snow Shoe Company in the Sahara Desert. Mabel Lord is the manager of the San Francisco Tiddly-Winks teams. Lola and Lois Russell have just gone to Africa as missionaries to the little black cannibals. Velna Baldwin is happily married and lives in a sweet little cottage covered with pink rambler roses. Evelyn Sylvester is the trainer of the animal ciackers for the Pacific Northwest Biscuit Co. Mary Lovett and Opal Hansen are governesses to Bing Crosby’s twins. Virginia Ray is poet laureate of England. Helen Edwards has the most exciting work of being an air hostess. Elizabeth Spires is teach- ing grade school in Plainview. Louise Green is head secretary to the governor of Idaho. Joyce Kelly is now doubling for Martha Raye. Helen Pape is now the skillful superin- tendent of the Crowfoot schools. Last of all Ethel Allen married a millionaire and now she is chasing ancestors in Scotland. I think that all of the people are doing very well, don’t you? With love, MARJORIE PEARSON

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TYLER. MARY Home Ec. Club 1 Dramatic 8 WHETSTONE. LLOYD Football Manager 2. 3 Glee 8. 4 Operetta 3 ZEITLER. THURMAN F. F. A. 3. 4 WEIRICH, GEORGIA Hobby Club 3 Literary Club 8 WIRT. VELNA Dramatic Club 2. 4 ZEITLER. VERNA BELLE Home Ec. Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Office 3. 4

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CLASS WILL At last, we have attained the cherished goal—graduating seniors. But before we leave this dear old school we have legally drawn up this will: Article I Sec. 1. We the graduating Senior class, will all unneeded books, used pencils and any other surplus equipment to those who regard them as a dire necessity. Sec. 2. We will the last two rows of seats in the study hall (those which are used only by Seniors) to all members of the Junior class. Article II Sec. 1. We will to all of the teachers a box of aspirins for the headaches we have given them and a bottle of “Color Back” for all of the grey hair we have caused them. Article III Sec. 1. Bob Heimerdinger and Anita Backberg leaves a place in the Honor Society for Marian Michelson and Bruce Stacy. Georgia Preston and La Neve Bahr leave boy friends. Grace Bartruff leaves for Seattle on the next train. (Len Edwards of course) Paul Turnidge and Lloyd Whetstone leave more grey hair in Mr. Pengra’s head as a result of one year of Civics. Pauline Pengra, Marjorie Pearson, Grace Chilcote and Bertha Clem leave their opinion of all men to Zola LaForge, Audrey Coyle, Eureka Powell and Marjorie Ashby, respectively. Dorothy Sharman, Zola Hazen and Velma Wirt leave needed room on the Lacomb bus. Mervin Hoover and Albert Fromherz will their quiet reserve to Glenn Faulkner and Bill Warden. Jack Haek has finally decided to leave Nadine to Russell. Neal Hollingsworth leaves “parking” space in the parking lot to Don Hayes. Alton Coyle and Robert LaFond leave their “star” football posi- tions to Glenn Kobow and Bob Simpson. Georgia Weirich and Therman Zeitler leave for the Albany Court House. Ruth Olson and Verna Belle Zeitler will their positions as librarians to Bernadine Hainz and June Heyne. Irene Moss leaves a “Thorne” to pierce someone else’s heart. LeRoy Ingram and Albert Fromherz leave a little foam for the other soaks! Dale Schuler wills his theme song I Love to Take Orders from You,” to Wib Lanning. Mary Tyler and Ruby Essig leave several fluttering hearts among the under classmen.