Melba High School - Butte Yearbook (Melba, ID)

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,l .4 Bill Gordy leaves Miss Maxwell to next year's Journalism class. although it grieves him terribly. Norma Simpson wills her position as editor of the annual to the one person who promises to get a better Senior Editor than George Kirk land. Roberta Pearson leaves her quietness to Bert Gifford, hoping that Mr. Scharbaoh will not have to come to the assembly and shout at the top of his voice, nQuiet, please.n Marjorie Burman leaves her big mouth to Loretta Glaub. Marjorie hopes Loretta can eat with a mixing spoon as easily as she did Edith McClintick would gladly give her nickname, nSoootsn to some one if they would take it, but she doesn't know of anyone unless it would be her sister, Alice. Otha Watts leaves his wise cracks to Bob Pettijohn. Bob's jokes are getting dry. I Howard Kiester leaves his kinky hair to Stanley Jackson. Those golden locks ought to look well among those black ones of Stan's. ? Fred Johnson leaves his knowledge of women to Frank Jayo. He 14 hopes you can use it, Frank. ' 1 1 , Q . - 4 . 4 If .1 1, . . . a. n Q O Q Barbara Swainston says, nI'l1 leave my winning smile to Teretl 'T Gorostiza. Can you use it, Teresa? gi y Charles Pedracini leaves his dance hall at Murphy to the disposal of the juniors. 1 T4 fl 'r Maybe Bill can get to school on time. p And last but not least, George Kirkland leaves this senior class will to the class of '40, hoping that they will not take it all ser- iously. We do hereunto set our hands this 15 day of May, 1940, A. D. Witnesses Senior Class 'Nr e V 2 S 2 y 3 w . . . a lf' fm G ,a ' 1- if -I o . I .pf 1 nz ' . ' , 'IV '32 fd' . -'W Yi: LV Afn.e.- -,,H-s l-l.,.-le,,ls-s -s.s,.s,, Mary Lou Mardock leaves her ability for being fast to Bill Hawley