Meridian High School - Mana Ha Sa Yearbook (Meridian, ID)

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muy, ' slxffxikllllvhMilli!!Zlakliillklisiliiklilihrliillillxkliiiilixgidiiuiig MANA HA SA US31J!ilidsiriliiiilitlMRill!Ii:tiRxixirllliElEE!13ili,3KixilSKlLiClf?3f r ,ff . + an 1 rl wx J ea: su - Corn McGnirr, hm-r position as -Editor-in-Cllivf ln Fay While-, v Mildred Perkins to llurold Wills, her snlnll stuck nf hooks to lu' fuithfully slucliml mul in R carried ubunt. ' ,3- Elmer Ren, the nhility of always translating Fra-in-h correctly tn Roy MvNl-ul. 51 Harold Reese, lo Alln-rt Pfost his nzystvrlnns xnnnner nnd snhtle nhility tu xnnnsc nnd km-vp 'fi everyone guessing what hc-'ll rln ne-xt. 2 E Vbrnnn Tnylur, lwelvr volumes of Captain llilly's Whiz Brings tn Willie Hnnscn. 5 Charlotte Tolleth her flnpperisln to Jcnnic Shnw. Dorothy Wylie, u must appropriate gift. the nrt of living the qnim-in-sl person in sr-lmnl in Eg w 1 lg, Clysta Mayes. A gg ' N XVitness, my hnnxl und the Seal uf thc Grvnt Mvrirlinn High School, zlnnc this 21st day uf lg? E Mny, 1926. 151 Ufnigin-:li Mu.nnr:n Pnznxlxs, Lawyer. 1 Witness: Ii FM-m.'rx'. :fi lx? Q lx! .ill giz 951 - El 4, ' Qi: 25 an rx, N D51 up E PM ma' XXI Q54 ii 1 ini rg Fe LE: 'vm Q11 fm lil. LR Q! l Wg I I' iii . ,E LQ: 1' . , , ' ll!! will . , ' iii :Ns 1 :Xi QW ,nl I 1-,l . 5' 'i iii i E im .i 33 'H 1? S ssl l ' 'iz 1 ef . i mmaqmmmswzmmm'mTrn1.mwv1mmQmwmmmfx, , . wzwxfawmmw PA I 121 gn 'Z-fm

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RQXQELEEXXEifilfiiii2ilEll,iii1?33tfitW5fLYili1l?j'3LQ3x MANA MA SA FEIQEELEIHBMbQiriilIiFLiL6f'l8E1ilEE'n3lEEviCQ3lR A. Fl -, 1 ,E fl lm we fi' 9 ' CII 'll gg emnr was 1 R, E, TI-IE Renowned Class of 1926 of the Meridian High School, Meridian, County of ax! Ada, State of Idaho, being of n sound mlnd and memory, but knowing the uncer- E1 xi, tainty of our scholastic standing do now make and publish ami declare our Last Will :Qi and Testaxnent, that Is to say: - 'sl As in Class we leave: To the Faculty, our sincerest thanks forlhe phenomenal endurance with which they have itil lil governed us, during our brief sojourn in these Halls nt' Learning. IB To the Juniors, our uncanny ability to maintain the highest plaee on the I-Ionor ltoll 5 lnl without studying. H1 To the Sophoxnores, all knowledge hitherto unassimllatetl by us in our quest of learning. ig To the Freshmen, our candid opinion of the manner with which they have eonducted them- E1 1 . . . . . I gil selves during the past year, hoping that they will not be so awkward in the future. ix' Individually, we bequeath the following: 711 J 1 Ilazel Allen to lteole liiddiek, her ability to always keep her hair curled. ,i . fm, Harold Baird, his forensic art to Fern llnghell to be used in defeating lloise next year. Evelyn Baldwin to Arthur Wylie, her stenographie note hook with transcriptions therein. S1 QQ 't'o J. J. QJohn Jinnney or Jim Johnyj Jones, 'l'hehna Ilushby leaves her typing medals, -B N' for which he has a 'rc-at aftinitv he I- . A iii Lee Baldwin to Jesse Mathews, his good fortune of sharpening peneils at the right time. 2,5 Katherine Beam, Dorothy Neal and Eleanor Songer to May llaekns and Nita Taylor, the lx: ,ii art of stumbling into the assembly at the last half minute. V ggi Elva Beaver, her love to Albert Pfost. xx wil Marjorie Lambert and Josephine Bell to Ilurshell Ellis, their valuable praetiee of reciting El , from an open book. gn lxl - Vernon Cairns, the exclusive right to use his eorreet English phrases to Vester Kindred, Im 5 Violet Clark and Eloise 'l'hompson to James Cato, their unfinished llookkeeping Sets, a Q 5: good mount for next year. if gm Maxine Cobbs, her history notes to Vilbert Sundell. ., mr Wayne Cooper to Donald Hutcheson, the ability to win Miss K'ook's favor at all critical Fly ful moments. - al Charles Cullison, his varied eolleetion of witty remarks to William Biddle. 3 ig Dora Davidson tn Faye lleaver, her spunk'in missing the referee. V Frank Egbert. all sleep which he has missed whlle danelugz at The llueketj' to Joe Kennedy. gt im Harry Fisk, his hashfulness to Cecil Speneer, tvcry appropriatej. ' ill El Damon Flack, his gurgling giggle to Ina Evans. ' Q Everett Fowler, his sheik-like ways to Clinton Bentley. Ei :E Delauice Franklin. leaves M. H. S., for which he has no further use, to future Oregonians. Ego Fred Keller, his over supply of snappy clothing to his brother Dewitt, who uses them Pri if anyway. ngj s G1 ist Mildred Klink and Geraldine I.r-lnbke, their marvelous talents in pounding the typewriter is to Faye Fisk. Dell Madden, his executive ability to Kenneth Egbert to be used in governing the Senior Q15 ,gl Class uf '27. El Imogene May, her wasp-like figure tu Ava Madden. D31 lic, Mildred and Myrtle Man-lun, their surplus beauty to Iteole Iliddiek and Fay Wliitc, who lg 2:3 need it. l 5311 lg Dt' on A Dil irq ibxaalmeaaanseceafaaaamrcmcaeraaaa'fmssrxiftiaarwaaaaafsafeaas1aa-amlmaamnmnealmaixvmmairem imma I 11 1

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QC ll Q ill lil bt, ill F VIP Ni 16 iiifliiil iiidli xii1Kl,1U'W54i.Bi5!:XUIGQEQEW M A N A H A SA giitlillhxl 1559 RE iQ2zlgl12YliQBi1iGjilbilL5Z.l,Egli3Z ELZZZIEIEEBE Xl ,- lu- Kl '34 lui lug xx an 2 . gn l pl! Santan' laws rnphvrg ,gg 'xr 61 if . , . Ki px A DAX IN 19:14, px! x :xl iv! Dt, lui 'X- in Y I'OSI'l'ItlN us llemul Surgeon of the Purtluml Surgical Ilospitul occupies most of lui my time nnll l:onsvqnv:ntly I hnvv litth- time to 1-luguigi' in mnny of thu frivolous iigi things nf' life, Nm-vm-rtlioless I hurt- pnnsl: for an brief spun-1' of time tu pen n litthw im'irh-nt of intl-rest to nll nu'mlwrs of thot rm-nowm'ml Clnss of 1926. Om- morning, ns I wus sl-utvd at my th-sk, ilu- ollicn--hoy unuouucs-ll thi- urrlvnl of u Indy sr, who lnul givvn her mnnu us Mrs. Fowler:whvrs-npou I nskml hiln to show lu-r in. After u QQ thorough cxnlninntion, I vnnu' to thc th-finitm' conclusion thnt hvr trunlrlu lny in the postcriur 1:2 portion of hor hruin which would in-cl-ssitutv nn immcdintc opcrutlon. Al-uorrlingzly she Q 91. nnulv nrruuprvuu-nts with my assistant, Dr. Clinrlvs Culllsou, and myself thnt wr shnnhl pvr- hal form tha- npcrntion on tln- nftornoun of tlu' sumo tiny. Fil At precisn-ly the tiun' si-t for the opt-rutinn our pntivnl urrivvrl, und Dr. Cnlllsou und iuysl-If rlouneml the whltv rolu-s to prluzes-xl with tln- onli-ul. Dr. L'uIlisou, whom I stlll cull mi wil by tlu' fnmiliur nnnn' of l'llnrlcs. nthniliistcwll ilu' znlusstlivtim' and soon our patient wus N5 iii unconscious, As I luokl-ri into thnt fum' I suw sozm-thing In-uriug n strnngc rn-sl-luhluuvc to if snnu- unc I hull wen lwforv Yl'ho was it? H lm - s ' A ' Q51 :El At that mmm-ut stu- nmth-rt-ll some im-olu-rt-nt phrusrs cnmw-rnixur tlu- M. II. S., cuusing S 533 nu- to drop my cutlin in nlnnm-nu'nt. for it luul just mlnwm-ll upon im- thut this wus none other gc' thnu Doo Nt-nl. 'I'hut slvl-ping fum- wus tlu- slum- nm- I lnul sm-n so often uumy ya-urs hc- fun- in Miss Cook's Senior English Clnss. I loolu-il ut Churle-s. who ton rl-cugliim-rl hc-r, uml ij fail ln- wus vounlly llumfoundod. Notwithstaufling wa' rnntilnwrl ns curl-fully us possihh- to insure lm llu- utmost sufl-ty for our pnticnt. At Inst the opvrntion wns finished. In dun' tinu- our pntivnt hull rn'1'ov1'r4'1l to that dugru' lui wht-rc wo thought it would lu- ndvisnhlc to nttvlnpt n lengthy unnvn-rsntion. In vit-w ol' this, we rl-puirl-rl to thc word wherein nur pntiont wus vnnllin-rl. ' Churlcs, us wus his custom in rluys of yon-. hrnkr out with nm-urly u zlnzrn questions nt 'xi' olwv. ull of which our pntient rrp-urded with u fnint smile. Yi-s, I wus Miss Dornthy Nm-nl lwforc my ninrringv, four yvurs ogo to l'ix'l-rl-tt Fowler, M' slu- uuswvrull. Everett is nt tin- hczul of tlu- lh-ynrtnwnt of Puhlic Works nt lloisl- null Is 'Xl now plnnning lu conslrurt lifty mils-s of povruu-ut ln Mrrirlinnf' gn l'hurlvs nguiu intl-rruph-ml hor with, Whitt hus I-wr lwvonu- of Wnym- Cooper? - M1 -:Qi Why, she uxuluinnul, IIui'vu't you hvnrd of hhn through tlu' in-wspupl-rs? llc is n i :fl long mlistmu-u swimnu-r who is now nttviupting to swim the Pncillc Un-nlx. l In-nr from him xi xc quill- frm-qlnuitly through his wifi-, llilllrl-rl P4-rkius. Mihlrrll now nh-signs llu- lutcst fushions I 5 ' ', for the Pnrisiain duncing Inclnlth-s. :K Grout Scott! I vxvluinwcl. Do toll ns nhnnt so'm- of tho nthrr kills. Sho hcgnn: I rrvm'ivrll n lvttrr frozn M rs, Frnnl: liighort, nw' Miss Pilvu livuvvr, snying Fl ju lluat I'uh' hull just lu-on elm-tt-il U. S. svnntor from Arlaunsns, uuul that nt thu prl-sr-ut time Iii ilu-y uri- enjoying n vonntion in lhv Oxorlas. ig Ilnm'l Allen. Josvphinc- llvll xuul Itlnrjnril- lunnhs-rl urn- running u lwuuty purlur nt l'nrnnx. It is sniti thut thi-y ull spurt sonu' run- spnrkhfrs. :Q Maxine Cohhs is Profs-ssor ot' English at ilu- Kunn High School. Ili-r hnslmnll, lfrrd lx, Km-lh-r is touring Afrlvn. lecturing in hchnlf of I'rnhihitiou. I henr thnt Vvrnon Cnirns has hvroim- tlu- l'lnniu-inl mpxivulr-nt of .lohn Archihnld in thv 5 shm-p industry of lduho. suiml Chnrlcs nguin intl-rrnpting lu-r. is pr, Yu, wus our pntin'nt's rn-ply, Hn is now trying for the hnnrt of Miss Dorn Dnvidson, iii who luis lu-uoxnc innm-nsvly wt-nlthy hy tin- fliscovl-ry of oil on ln-r futlu-r's rnuch nonr Mvricliun. Ln-v lluhlwin is an Unituriun ministm-r nt Uslivk, lrlulmf' lg! lm ml 'xl M 'ul an .nw 'I 5: 313:01 In xx 'u nw izlxx'1i?EfrTixi1i3'wxilJlWit1l1'xixx'gnZni1Zfx xifxi 'xilrx 'xx xx it 10:':i'wuz'-ii42f5t'lxE'li16ifxxKyi'Imlxti!tlxilR1Yliff5Fi1F'it'!5iW5mliiQi1liih 1131 'fx Ai