Newport High School - Bruin Yearbook (Newport, WA)

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I I I K II I J I E, ,--1 If I I I I I K, I I I I I i I I I I I I I 5 I I II il L, I I I, ,, l I I l . I r CLASS WILL I ls, elses -of 1956, in order to insure justice, promote peace, and further the general tranquillity, do hereby, and in ae cerdrnee with the tradition followed through the ages by theosep preaching the final dissolution, drew up this our last will and tes tament, that we may he assured of a just and equitable distribution of these, our nest prized possessions. Jones wills his lower class girl friends to Kenneth Car te . Bdyrn has decided to be an M.D. Joseph 'Rubineff' Goodpesture wills his violin, along with per mission to play it at any an all school entertainme ts, to Orrin care r. Joe says that he and the violin have gone through many brilliant performances together. ' I Annabelle Mohan leaves her long eyelashes to Kathryn Poirier, it is her most prized possession, you know. Borenice Evans leaves the future of the Newport Hi Times to Kirk Rowlands or to any junior who may aspire to the position. leny other times du ing the year Berenice has been on the verge of giving it to a Junior, but decided to wait and do it legally. George Esveldt, our No. 1 student leaves his adoration of good food to Glen Oberg. Reserving, of course, the right to occasionally enjoy a well-cooked dinner. John Jud, our ardent sports enthusiast, wills the editorship of the Hi Times sports page to Jim Frissell. U M Willis Holcoab wills his hatred for all of the opposite sex to Wayne Hiller. Bud will be glrd to be rid of it, as it has been not iced that he was beginning to crack this year. Charles Reidt ,wills his comic ways to William Gwinn. He had hoped to be z circus clown, but later decided that lawyers nuke more money. Douglas McArthur wills the position. of assistant janitor along with all the cleaning and sweeping etc., involved to Carl Johnson. , Arne Dchlen willed his becoming blonde locks :nd complexion to Gerald Kessler . x - A Alice Straight wills her cute little dimples to Lois Carter.

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OUR GRADUATION DAY lhen you'1,q psssed the rugged milestones Of a long untired Quest And you've reached your goals and standards That you've posted for your test. Then you stand back at e distance And you eye you work with pride. And the thoughts of winning Victory Causes throbbings deep inside. That's the nay our class is doing As we come from out the fray And we decorate this feeling On our Graduation Dey. We have passed these very milestones That obstruct all striving bends But were aid d in our struggles By instructors helping hands. Throughout trials and Tribulations That have met us in past years We've suppressed e hidden glory In their happiness and fears. In the future we may wander From our clz ss with whom we'd stray But our memories will ne'er leave us ' Of our Graduation Dey ---Charles Reidt