Malad High School - Mirror Yearbook (Malad City, ID)

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f - Q N X- T- '-- , ' , -- , A ' 1' ', was.- . V i 0 ' . xx .' s L x , '- X I, . O I .-.. 4 Senior Class VViH We, the Seniors of Malad High School, being of sound mind and memory have met within the walls of our memorial of learning to draw forth a will, which upon our sad and unwanted departure, shall be disclosed to all those who shall take our place. To our dear faculty 'we 'wish to devise ' Our statutes of learning we were forced to revise To Superintendent Thomas who over our school resides We bequeath our wish of his continuity to preside. This being done, our attention it turned To the class of thirty, with fame unspurneds l, Duluth Apgood, bequeath to Angus Socks My bright arora of curly locks. l, Don Castleton, with musical fame, Will the long Lost Chord to jones, jayne. ' l, Gayle Evans, refuse Ito,leave my maidenly charm To all you fair youths, who would vain seek my arm. l, Henry Noble, from St. john way, Bequeath to all my love of an A. ' I, Kathryn Palmer, who has ascended the hill, Bequeath my ladder to Williams, Bill. l, Ella Covert, with an art of Dramatics, Will my talent to Lathan jensen, and pther fanatics. l, jedd jones, with a willing heart, Leave to Erman Reese my love of art. 7 l, Qrlene Daniels, with my love for mirth, Will it to no one while I remain on earth. l, Florence Hanson, withlmy keen typing touch, Leave absolutely nothing-no, not much! l, james Mandry, a history shark, Will my talent to Bill Clark. ' l, Ann Morgan, a studious and ambitious lass, Leave to Khalil my interest in class. ' l, Glen Rae Thomas, one of the fair flowers, Will to George L. Anderson many blissful hours. l, Ray Hess, a man of great choice, Will to Elvert Evans my golden voice, l, Dell Peck ,with a mind of purity, Will it to Faye jones to keep in security. l, Meda jones, devotedly loved by a man, Will power to Elizabeth to take, if she can. I, Elda Hughes, in this year of A. D. Will all my desire to earn one B. l950 Rage Seventee ' 1

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, X ,f . 9 A 'T . . Y' . , , , V I Senior CHass fHstory Clear the way-the class of l930 is coming. The most thorough students ever graduated from the junior High. The band is playing and we march in line. Superintendent L. A. Thomas gave us a hearty welcome and we proceeded to businessq Walclomer Camp and Glenn Williams were the first steering pilots and on we flew. As the snow fell, the propellers weakened so Henry Noble and Virgil jones took the wheel. Through the next two years, sympathy, love of beauty and innocence and pride sponsored our choice of leaders and Henry Noble and Bettylliing sat in the cushioned seats while Gladys and Betty championed the Mirror and the Prom. The failures remain to tell the story or our prob- lems and difficulties. Some few are mammas or pappas . The rest of us push on with LaPreal Blais- dell and Glen Williams. .a M IS50

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lfig I Y pf- ' ' ' V5 4' -I ' V i ,, V X X lx A 3:E2,',p., 1 ' N4151 2 I j 'i , . - S-4 wig . .. ... A' 3 - - I' --..-1X1? ' I, Afton Hadfield, with my hard won banners Will to Lillian jones my dignified manners. I, Will Ward, who has won Sylvia's heart Shall will it to Rex Harris when death do us part. I, Margaret Garst, just making my debut Have nothing of interest to leave to you. I, Carol Vanderwood, in making my will Bequeath to Wilson Camp the power to keep still. I, Rhea Lewis, do hereby declare That none of my superiors can hand me the air. l, Mae Evans, with eyes like stars, - Will them to Verle Zundel that he might see Mars. I, Glenn Williams, in my desire to compete Will to Sara Mifflin my dainty feet. I, Anona Lewis not so very small Will my manly features to Percy Hall, I, Edna Unsworth, dispose of my right To Ardella Tubbs, that she might study at night I, Franklin Smith, the teachers cream puff Will to Neal Thomas the right to' bluff. I, Orpha Harris, who thinks Melvin a mighty man Quotes to him thereof: Peaches here's your can. l, Billy Warner, am sorry to say That all my love is given away. I, Vera jones, breaker of the Golden Rule, Will to Emily Black my desire to sluff school. I, Oren jones, a cute little elf, Shall keep my love for my own little self. I, Betty King, who for three years has kept my shouldering locks Leave them to Tharrel Davis tied up in a box. I, Virgil jones, with my critical mind Want all the students to follow my kind. I, Mary W. Thomas, a very laughable girl, Will to Louise Lehman, one black curl. I, Anita Sorensen, who loves our Ford coupe Will to Alta Anderson the right to join our troupe. I, Gertie Morgan, a lover of U. S. History by Fish Disposes to joe Dalton my delicate dish. I, Elmer Lewis, secretary to the hens in a play, Will my position to Lynn Elcock now any old day. I, Louise jones, in accordance with style Leave to Iril Zundel my blushing smile, bleu! I 9 5 0