Mead High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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SENIORS RONALD WICKLUND Step after step the ladder is ascended. WILLIAM YANCEY Second thoughts, they say, are best, IEANNINE ULSHAK Sweets to the sweet, LY 1 U ,X qw,'stKms'-Wr,,',Ilq,g'ffmy.5we,f'g'sw,-lm I4 mi lu glib? Wifi is ra I is lglg 9 I re QP E ZW 'W Missy W W E 1 1 ROBERT SWIGER A short saying oft con- tains much wisdom, ' RITA TAYLOR No oath too binding for a lover, WILBER TEMPLETON Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. DONALD TIPKE Lord! I wonder what fool it was that first invented kissing, CATHY WEBER Nothing is impossible to a willing heart, FRANK WILKINSON Words are but empty tanks, WR i I ggi :if S 95? 5 5 TF 1 W as Q M, s ill WW? Y 5 I -'H 'TT 2335553252 53513225 -5 'X f,. Eiiiklgggg ggggiagggfgglgrii W It as I . gr im Iwgsggwfqf if aas.1g,,,'.i,wl., aim .- al-, - ,rss :1.55:f,: 7g,fis,rMykg MEM F91 lW'?-'if' 'ah b f Lili r f I 1 55. P ' IBQEEKEE A ssKg25iwiQEQiQQiQ ggesiqlisgir I , . fr,.5::'w - '- z -,sew Q Xzfkfulim 2' Sr I Q3fgi??QwlgiIfl5S3i - gd IQ I 1 rssszfsffr A 52 1 W greg? igvzlrw gi gs gwifw' di gg ' I . S57 , .s- , ' L

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the senior class of 1951, being of sound mind, bequeath these, our most cherished possessions to the following with the request that they take good care of them and use them to the best of their ability. IACQUE JEAN ATKINSON wills her sweet disposition to all of the lower classmen with hot tempers, CHICK SCHILLINGER leaves his boxing ability to Chad Southworth, to go with the swell start he already has. DON FLATTER wills all he has learned at the N av al Reserve meetings to anyone who is expecting a call from the draft board, RITA TAYLOR leaves her h appiness in married life to all the girls with any hopes whatsoever, MARGY BECKER bestows upon Harlan Wetzsteon all her hard-earned A's , with the request that he work for them as she did, ROSE COLEGROVE gives her red hair to Barbara Perkins, but we don't know what Barbara will do with it, She has enough of her own. CATHY WEBER bestows upon Mr, K venvold all she knows about Physics, Chemistry, etc, to make his teaching job a little easier, IDA GRANGER wills her way of sticking to one man, no matter what, to Lois Riddle, MARGUERITE ILLER leaves 114 of her charms to Phyliss Stanton. She wants to keep the rest for use on members of the o p pos ite sex who she might meet after graduation, BEVERLY MITCHAM wills her dancing ability to all the b oys who go stag to the school dances, WILLIE FORSGREEN bestows upon Daniel Binford his pounds and pounds of brawn to go with Daniel's brains, LeROY LIMBURG wills his nickname of Romeo to his classmate, Frank Wilkinson, if Frank will promise to treat it with respect. DARRELL CONGLETON wills his heart and soul to Allene and passes out his basketball skill to next year's team members, JOSEPHINE AUSTIN wills her job as Editor ofthe Panthers' Howl to a cer- tain girl who has wanted it for a long time. GENE NOKES leaves for Delm ar the hard-earned graduation credits that Galen gave him last year, MARLLYNNE MOORE wills her pep and vitality to Dolores Holmes, and says she expects Dolores to become cheer leader next year, IEANNINE ULSHAK leaves I immy to anyone who can get him away from her, RACHEL OLSON wills her blonde hair to anyone who catches her bleaching it. BERNICE MILHORN leaves all the good jokes she knows to the lower class- men so the school won't be too dull after she is gone, WILBUR TEMPLETON wills the deep dimple in his chin to Mr. Hills so he can have two of them. L BOB SWIGGER leaves his black, wavy hair for Ed Beck. L BILL LINK wills his two broken noses and his '31 Dodge to anyone who will take them off his hands,