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o ' 0 Awowlzea ' ' Bob Wlegman who had gained an envxable reputatlon as a noted dancmg teacher E terxng h1s studlo she found another fnend Loreta Mackhn the most sensatlonal bubble dancel Ln the world In the adjommg studlo was Betty Howard stand ln for Martha Raye After vslshmg all of them the very best of luck Loulse drove out to the PaC1f1C Ocean Sallors vsere everywhere but none of them compared wlth that dark and handsome sallor Wayne Ater In San Franclsco whxle she and Wayne were walklng down the mam boulevard they ran 1nto Bob Laughhn vulth a plck on one shoulder and a shox el on the other Further mqulry revealed that he was a grave dlgger Wayne mformed her that .hm Hoak was teachmg Engllsh at the Unlverslty of Callfornla She spent the nxght ln the home of Rosemary Scrlbner who had met a handsome movle stand ln on a vxslt to Hollywood and was now comfortably settled IH her mod 81 n home HaV1Ilg completed her survey Loulse reached the conclusxon that people prefer dry lce because It IS not as messy as wet lce Class Will We the Senlor Class of 1942 of the Mo weaqua Cornmunlty Hlgh School bemg of sound mmd and body do bequeath the fol lowmg to our fellow students whom we leave beh1nd After all funeral and burlal expenses have been pald and our estates have been equally d1v1ded w1ll a gloup the followlng To the Freshman Class we leave all of our po1se To the Sophomore Cl s we le ve ou al hty to take responslbxllty We leave the Junxors our dlgnlty We thmk It altogether flttmg that we 1o1.ld leave to the Faculty a new crop of Fre hmen whom they may lead through the portals of educatvon Indxvldu lly vue w1ll the follovx mg Wayne Ate vulls h1s bl ck curly ha1r to Dlck Mxtchell Allen Buck Ayars leaves hls tiny feet to 'vlarmbell Havsley How does lt feel to haxe both feet on the ground Mar1bell Blll Brookshler yulls h 1 s permanent wave to all glrls runmng around wlth strmgv locks David Cox leaves hls favorlte occupa t on talklng and dodgln the wxmmen to Jack Curzon Hubert Cox leaves hls boisterous man ner to qulet httle Lyle Ewersole Pall Funk leaves hxs boldness to Cllf ford Becker Lvle Galther xx 1lls hrs cute comebacks to Plchard Goodrlch LOUISC Humphrey wllls her hexght to Paul Raugellxs Jxm Hcak leaves hrs rlght to beat Ellen up and nlckname people to Robert Carson Betty Howard wills her cheer leadmg outflt to Betty Goodwm lt m1ght not f1t Betty' Norman Jordan wllls h1s sunburned l1ps and frozen ears to Herman Bennett leaves hxs damty steps and love for the teachers to Rosahe Davxs Bob Laughlln leaves his ab1l1ty 111 get tmg along wlth the teachers to George Wootels and hls box of thumb tanks to Robert Green Loreta Macklm wllls her ab1l1ty to swmg out to Marjorie Bennett Dan fFar,goJ Parks glves all Walter Jones of h1s manner to Dana Cox Louls PIGTCB wllls hls perfect flgure to Carol Reatherford Stella Pope leaves her heavy make up to Jean Workman Ch rles Novota leaves h1s popularlty to Juan ty Humphrey and ms basketball abd tv to Dav1d Gregory Harold Shaffer leaves h1s dlstmgulshed glamour boy ablllty to man handle wo men to Harold Glles Rosemary Scrlbner leaves her long walks to all owners of worn out tires Genevleve Sutton leaves her dlmples and lon bralds to Eleanor Workman Bob Wlegmana wills hls styllsh walk to Betty Pmkston and hrs ab1l1ty not to stay mad lonv to Elolse Wrxght .Tune Wlnter leaves her xnterest m all army men exceptmg one to Cyntlua Ret 1 Last but not least Wllma Wooters vs 1lls her good nature to Ardlth Jean Bar ber s1ze 36 Testators Betty Howard Attorney at Law John Suplnle Attomey at Law - ----W - -1942-0-D J Sixteen -2- - 771 J f 1 l ' ' ' ' ' ' . n- ? I I l Y . , . . , Y . . V. . Y i -. . , . , . . . . ' , . - 4 o . . - . , - . ' . ' 1 vve v. Y i 3 . . . . . . I ' , 5 . . ' - . ' , as 1 r - 1 K. Q , . ' . . 44 - n - ' S1 , , K highlv polished technique and smooth 3 1' . . . ' . H . 4 , . I . ,, ' ' .4 ' , ' v Z 5 . . '- f' . 1. 1 , ' l . . . 0 ', , . . . . Q . . v. ' . . ' at N - - G . ' . , . v . l . 1 ' . .N U' ' ' - if 1 . ' . v - Y ' I . A . . . I - ll 11 ' ' . F. - ' ,- - ln nv A ' ' ' IL. A 1 . I ' ' , . - ' ' ' K g. ' . G I y - ' - l J . . ' 0:0 ni: 1011 rim 1 wif '
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': ' ' We A 7'7'01U?l6aCZ '3' Windy City That night they xx ent to the Palmer House where a popular dance orchestra xxas playing The orchestra leader tthougn he had hrs back to theml seemed xaguely fa mrlrar The Hllflllte he turned around they recognrzed Norman Jordan leader of the Texas Rhy tm Aires After dawcrngj for sex eral hours they went to their hotel In the morning, Louise kept her rpporntment xxrth the hair dresser Srnce she had requested that she be gixen the most sul td cmployee she xxas not surprised at the tender touch and natur rlrsni rdmrnrstered her Howex er great xx as her rstonrshment rs she turned to vrexx htr optr rtor He was no're other than blue eyed Walter Jones Sne xxent next to Nlrrsnalr lrelu s First floor please xxatch your step Going, p Imagine her astonishment to find the elexator' boy to be Frank Suprnre This pos tion rermrtted him to ltr ome hr dually rtcustomed to high altitudes mee he had ms heart set on being an rrrplane pllot Leaxmg the elexator she noticed a lox ely f.,1Il modeling a bathing suit It was her old friend Stell'r I ope Arter Sttlld s Grateful presentfrt on of the su t Louise purchas ed rt at once and hurried on YVhile he xxas vrexx 1n,., the display of perfumf a slender hand reached out and dabotd r bit o sxxeet Slllhlllllg ti rgrrnte on her lapel She glanced up vxrth a start ind there stood Loly Noxota selling perfume lv tlki is b ck to her rotcl she suddenly ran into 1 man carrying a sign vxhrch read E rt at Joe s Place She recognized Daxe Cox and they made plans to meet tt seven xxh 1 thex xx ere go ng to see Paul Funk X little farther on 're not ctel r loxcly up to dfrte lookrng police xxoni rn One glance at her blonde braids md Louise identified her as Genevieve Sutton Although tho oushlv femin e Genex me xvrs efffrerent and fe rless in her Job protecting the pub r c ,amst big city crime In rt e eninff Dfrxe nd Louise planned to x it Paul Funk Rerchinf hrs statelv mansion md es or te n by tie butler they saxx Paul come doxxn the stairs xx 1th fr baby n o r fr L rn ire 30 rn s e s came sliding doxxn the banl ter Junior Pauls oldest trrrng of the chrtter turned on the radio Then they heard a familiar xorce Yes lt xx rs Buck Ay .rs rn ina 1n 1 nas rl xorce Pepsi Cola hrts the spot Ifolloxfxrnf tr e completion of this nexx lrtty came a bulletin for exery fleshy lady in the United K tutes Ee ready ror s'1 on rn three short days announced by that Charles Atlas o 190 Lt urs Pierce M er spendrng an enjoyable but noisy evenrnff at the Funks Louise returned to her lod n S10 t n o er 1 11 V' eft 'put in hrs pl ree vis reatured Llubhrnff LV e Sertrrnh herself for 1 fexx brief mo rrents she opened to the sports IYI' e to reid M lm 1 x mr rrno ir in t xt Durrn 1 u. trip to the xest Louise stopped to exrmrrre r fexx plrnts ind floxx ers Vmnrx tntt ris or n x r bu er x ret pprorchct l r At once V n S Form tin the us thev talked tor r lon time Hrrod lrttr prornlsrn to Cllllt her into Phoenix rhe nt L 'rv shc 'xent to tn trrcus xxhzre 1 xxrestl rg mitch xx is the ferture at t rctrori ll ut tr r xx o rvr rt lmst six thnes har size xx rs June Win er -'xnother outstrndrng, rttr rctron xxas the burlesque shoxx The eloquent brrker Qt r ro e to rtter d the s oxx Not fir x rx xx rlkrn r tr ht rope xx is Dan Parks Hrs drgmtx rnl elegance had txt ee r e N 1 t 1 L s it shoul 1 x it Mexico to see the frrnous bull fig I or the Old We t Hu ert Cox Soon Harold notified har it xxas time for her tr 'un to Hollyxxood H910 She mel 1942 V V' - ' , . - ' . 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'Q' ' ' We A TTOZUAGCCZ Junior Class Flrst row left to rlght Mary Lou Herlch Lllllan Otta Helen Hanley Nelda Lad mg Susanna Bllght Martln Tlaughbex Cynthla Rettl Creta Jane Snydel Ellen Hoak Elolse W1 lght Maxlne Stox er Second row left to uhht NI1ss Hen 1tt Olga Pots1ck Jean Workman Beulah Cook Theresa Oventlle Nlna Lulm Dorothy Langley Betty Goomx n Jean Alveleon Exe lyn Vlwlcldell Mr Bolerjack Thxrd row left to 11,,l1t Niall-101 16 Bennett Dawd Gregory Paul Baker Dana Cox Homel Jenklne Paul Duez John Aehley Herman Bennett Kelth Shewmaker Marv Ann Workman ellle Frank Floekl Wayne Flames Curtls Wootexs John Suplnle Robext Green Dlck Nlltchell Junlol Class Hlstory When m 1939 me fust appealed at the gates of knowledge namely NI C H S 1Contmued on Next Pabel I 942 ' ' .' v . ' . .Y ' 'g' .V 1 UD- A ' v' ' ' ' , v ' . , 4 ' ' ' . Z 'A gy , , , ' ' ,i ' .L ' v - ' . v .'o- A 1 -' -' V v' V ,Y nv' Fourth row left to right Richard Goodrich. Lyle Waite, Tom Birley, Paul Rau- gz 'L ' . L Y ' . J .1 Y . ' . ' ' ' V , -. . ' ' A U -,-. I I .: : :-: : :.,-. : : ..,. ..- -..Q
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