Mount Baker High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Deming, WA)

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1935 of Mt. Baker High School, situated in the picturesque village of Deming, County of Whatcom, State of Washing- ton, being mentally sound and physically healthy, feel it our duty to say a few words to our heirs, and to hereby give, bequeath, and devise all senior goods and possessions of whatsoever kind to the following benefic- iaries, to-wit: First: To Mr. Olmsted we bequeath our sincere appreciation for the innumerable favors we have received from him and for his personal con- cerns in all our activities. Second: To Mt. Baker High School we leave: 1. Our never-dying and steadfast loyalty. 2. Our picture, which will be, to all who cast eyes thereon, an inspiration to reach the height of the sublime. To the faculty we bequeath all our experiences and pet tricks to help them in case of emergencies. Individually and separately we do bequeath our personal possessions as follows: Carl Akin bequeaths his manly figure to anyone who wants it. Howard Blankenforth leaves his singing ability to Bill Wilkins. Betty Anderson leaves her chubbiness to the highest bidder. Roger Boyd leaves his stride to Bull Kline. Clara Bakke leaves her uncanny ability in business arithmetic to John Pettigrew. Ralph Conner leaves his winning ways to Johnnie Scutvick. Alice Bollerud bequeaths her pull with Mr. Beighle to Lucille Gren- ierwand she needs it. Marion Coles doesn't will Herschel to anyone-she wants to keep him. Katherine Gilbert leaves her CCC camps to Hallie Littlefield. Jim Kale bequeaths his dazzling smile, his good looks, his devotion and courtesy to the ladies, to Gerald Larson. Finley Hays bequeaths one freckle to each girl in the freshman class. Bertha Fotch bequeaths her noisiness to Grace Guckert. Gertrude Graep bequeaths her ability to pass hard tests to Jack Dunn. Ross Johnson leaves his dancing feet to anyone they will fit. Kenneth Carlson leaves his talkativeness to Shirley Rogers and Anna Henderson. Fifteen

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Robert Wolney leaves his blushing ability to Esther Melhus. Fred Kinderman bequeaths his ability to play basketball without making fouls to Jack Dunn. Juliamary Ham bequeaths her A grades to Bud Iverson. Dorothy McMurry bequeaths her way with the men to Johanna Polinder. Wesley Hopman bequeaths his cowboy legs to anyone that will take them-he suggests Marjorie Woulf. Chet Morgan bequeaths his permanent wave to Sonny Elder. Lorraine Monsen wills her baby-like ways to Shirley Rogers. Harold Wight will his love of farming to Pat Riley. Maxine Miller leaves her ability to chisel to Wilma Hoffman. Perry Marcy bequeaths his singing ability to Zella McManama. Irene Nesset bequeaths the curl in the middle of her forehead to Percola Kope. Ruth Pancerzewski wills her skiis to VVill Wistoski. Harold Johnson bequeaths his cotton-top, not to the highest bidder- but to anyone who thinks hels man enough to take it. Lorene Potter leaves her sad eyes to Mildred Kroontje. Magdalene Franzen leaves her wistful expression to anyone who wishes to get ahead in this world. George Loveridge leaves his school-girl complexion to Dick Kinder- man. Alex Stiglitz leaves his studious inclinations to Win Durham. Myron McGill leaves his red hair and docile manner to Eleanor Metcalf. Fred Nyland leaves his Student Body office to anyone who is good enough to take his place. Lawrence Olsen bequeaths his likeness to Jimmy Durante to anyone who will pay him two-bits. Lucille Bruns ,bequeaths her mannish voice to Bob Brockway. Adolph Strachila bequeaths Dorothea Smallwood to anyone who can tame her. Leona Provost wills her cuteness to Cleo Dameron. Eugene Olmsted wills his debating ability to Charles Durr-may he profit by it. Opal Syre wills her lustrous eyes to anyone who isn't so fortunate. Grace Bartl bequeaths her Pocahontas look to Shirley Mitchell. Barbara Boyd bequeaths her dainty feet to Keith Ahrens. Mary Breckenridge wills her hope chest to Fay Vold. Hazel Wahl bequeaths her unstained record to Mary Lou Kale. Robert Thompson wills his childish smile to Jacob Franzen. Arnold Wahl wills his discus throwing ability to Gayle Dameron. LeRoy Yonally wills his prudence and sound judgment to his brother. Sam Woolsey leaves his false teeth where he got them, in the lost and found department. Billy Grimm leaves his sense of responsibility to John Scutvick. Jack Richards and George Nyland died without leaving a will. In the last will and testament thereof we hereby affix our seal, sign on the dotted line, and withdraw our intelligent faces from the stately halls of Mt. Baker High School. Simtvmz