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

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FRANK WILKINSON gives his ways with the girls to Glen York , who doesn't seem to care for the feminine part of humanity. I. C. HILDEHSEIM bestows his shyness upon Boyd Hartman, who certainly isn't shy, DON T IPKE gives his one-arm driving technique to all the boys who sure would like to know how to do it like Don does. DIANE SHAEFFER leaves all she has gained in High School to her brother Richard, especially her grades--he sure can use them. MARION NICHOLS wills her way of getting along with everyone to Fonda Clark, LARRY PARKER should will his he art and soul to a certain senior girl but instead he wills blazing dark eyes to little Tom Hildeshiem who has real light ones, FRED SCI-IILLINGER wills his exasperating way of teasing the girls to Don Henderson who is already pretty good at it, RONNIE WICKLUND gives his sober e x pression to George Blood who is always laughing, LEONARD DENNEY and BOB RAWLINS will the ir way in a kitchen to all the senior boys, so they will make good husbands some day. J DIXIE RIDDLE wills his ever-changing way of switching f ro m girl to girl to Jack Baker, IDA BETH CLICK wills her know le dge of sewing to Joan Ingman if she will take it to heart, DUAINE INGLIS leaves his choice of dark-haired girls to so me one who goes only for blondes, MARGY LAYTON leaves her interest in goo d books to e verybody who hates to study. DORTI-IEA KAY wills her hot temper to Chick who never losses his temper, no matter what. VERNON MCGEE wills his heart and soul to Lloy and his preside ncy to anyone who is willing to take it. GENE BROWN wills his ability at getting hurt when he is needed most to all those who don't know what it is like to get hurt, PEARL HUTCHINSON gives her entertaining ability to all those who hope to win prizes in entertaining some day, JONITA ELSOM wills some of her he art to Kay Baker who is just a little shrimp, DON COURTRIGHT wills his new -fo un d interest in girls to Marvin Hildesheim, L LORETTA GESEK wills her he art - sha pe d lips to all the guys who have been yearning for them, BOB OCHELTREE wills his handy car to anybody who wants to use it when he isn't. LEVI JACOBSEN wills his musical talent to Boyd Hartman. BILL YANCEY wills his hurdle technique to Greta Cockran, JOYCE FRIET AG wills her blonde hair to Jeannette Kirishian. JIM GADY wills his bright sox to Mr, Bowdey, AL LOGAN wills his jobs to all the seniors who are going to be looki.ng for one, DONA BAKER wills her popularity to Lynda Pehl. RONALD SEAMAN gives his studiousness to Ray Jordan. GEORGE ST . GERMAIN wills his politeness to Gary DeFreese. PEARL, DONA, DIANE, BEVERLY and MAC leave their Diamonds to you-hoo,

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY New York, 1971. --The reunion of the gra d uating class of 1951 of Mead High School is being held in the Blue Room of the Waldorf Astoria. The first person we see is LeROY LIMBURG, who is teaching the art of love in his new office, Romeo's Romantic Rendezvous, PEARL HUTCHINSON is here with her five year old son, Allman, Ir, Her daugh- ter is in school and could not come, One of our old graduates did not get here today. He is down in Cheney visiting Bernice. Wonder if he will ever catch her--JIM GADY, no less, J. C. HILDESHIEM is in business for himself, too. He is a S outhern accent speech teacher at W. S. C, Jokes-Good and Bad --this is one of the signs we see there in New York. BER- NICE MILLHORN is publishing a joke book of the good jokes she has been telling all these years. BOB OCHELTREE owns a car rental shop in Hillyard, He always was pretty handy with cars. His top man is BOB SWIGER, who really brings in the used cars for them to rent, A most distinguished officer in the U.S. Navy is Admiral MELVIN PREEDY. He really has all the gobs saluting him, One of these is Lt. DONALD FLATTER, who has made a career of the Navy, and done pretty well in it, too. DON TIPKE is another unmarried member of the class of '5l. He just can't seem to get up enough ner ve to propose to Dorothy, And just in reverse of Don is GEORGE ST, GERMAIN. He married Lois Riddle, and they have three very sweet girls. Have you seen that sens ation al new television star's picture? Looks familiar, Well, for he a ve n ' s sake, it is none other than LEVI IACOBSEN. He has certainly come up in the world, along with JIMMY and JE A N NINE Cl-IICHESTER. T he y are making crowns for kings and queens now, There is DON COURTRIGHT. Hear he is looking for a job. Poor Don, he always was so shy. Maybe he could work for RONNIE WICKLUND. Ronnie owns a beautiful f arm now, and is making good, His chief cook is DONA BAKER. Her restaurant ex- perience did help her. Another farmer who is here today is AL LOGAN, Al owns a wheat ranch in the Palouse, and he and Vivian have five sturdy ranch hands in their five sons, Guess the class of '47 was right--there sit the Links fBob and DIANE SHAEFFERj with their five little girls. RONALD SEAMAN tells us he is still a bachelor, but he stops daily at LORETTA GESEK 'S diner--he enjoys her cooking, MARION NICHOLS finally married LAWRENCE PARKER, but not until he bought Norman's Grocery Store. BEVERLY MITCI-IEM and her husband are running her Dad co mpetition in bam dancing, Another Mead boxer has made good. W IL B UR TEMPLETON has just challenged anyone to take away his World Heavyweight Crown. Handsome GENE NOKES has already married for money, fame, and prestige, and now is finally marrying for love. DIXIE RIDDLE has done well, He is now national president of the F. F, A. FRANK WILKINSON has become a millionaire through successful betting, but watch out--money and blondes mix too well,