Oroville High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Oroville, WA)

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G A-B.G,'S OF FRESHMAN CLASS A-rtistio Mary Lou Hammer .B-ashful Jim Lynch , C-ute Betty Jean Ward D-aring , Jonette Doyle E-asy to get along with Sydney lois Forney F-unnybxu David Buokmiller G-ood looking Gene Owyen Hseavy Glen Chamberlain I-ntelligent Ellen Ann Graham I-ust call me Fred Freddie Joe H. K-entuoky Don Cossett L-ong and lanky Frank Wyatt M-annerly lad Willis Bigelow N-ice Shirley Naggy O-n time Fay Brott P-retty Patty Stough Q-uiz kid Roberta Duran R-ough and tough Bill Jacobson S-well Guy Coach Sohaal T-raveler Fred Rule U-nder classmen 7th and Sth graders Vkery old Gene's Jolopy W-indy Leslie Garpentor X-citing Kilroy Yhouthful Ruth Buokmiller Z-estful Joan Turner Lives of great men all remind us, ' we can make our lives sublime: And departing, leave behind us, Footprints on the sands of time. -'Ho We ID1'1gf9l10W

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xllilxlslln.-. .--- ..-.Multi H Y., YY. is . ll V or tion are: Richard Hogg, Bud Huffman, Grant Lewis, Harold Bannon, Frank Wyatt, Jim Allemandi, Pete Kammers, David Buckmiller, Willis Bigelow, leslie Carpenter, Glen Chamberlain, Jim Curtis, Fred Har- denburgh, Willard Higgenbotham, Gerald Hughes, Bill Jacobson, Jimmy Lynch, George Mast, Jim Murray, Gene Owyen, Dick Patterson, Carl Rounds, Fred Rule, Don Carey, Clarence Fry, Don Gossett, Ruth Buokmil- ler, Fay Brott, Leila Cook, Mary Ellen Cubbage, Jouette Doyle, Roberta Duran, Sydney lois Fbrney, Ellen Ann Graham, Mary Lou Hammer, Betty Kensinger, Evelyn Martin, Connie McLain, Shirley Naggy, Patty Stough, Jeannette Vaught, Betty Jean Ward, Florence Weed, Joan Turner, and Ila Mae Schneider. Those who were with us this year for a brief period until after apple harvest are now enrolled in other schools, and we trust are also graduating: Helen Iangston, Jackie Hopkins, Bill Korneo, Gordon Fish- er, Doran Beekley, Harvey Messe, Charles Hurley, and Gone DeVore. Each of us have our plan and are working toward a goal, which we hope to reach in time. we are look- ing forward to our senior high school days with the happy thought that we can use this 'eqended time to prepare a bit more thoroughly for a l fe of Service-to-the-World. Do you remember these room teachers? Mrs. Crab, Miss Trsadwell and Miss Taschereau, Mrs. Enouf, Miss Carlson, Mrs. Burnham, Miss Strutz, Mrs. Wingo Mrs. Martin and Mrs, Coulton? --Willard Higgenbothem' Valedictorian--Roberta Duran Salutatorian -- Ellen Ann Graham

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mer wiu. AND TESTAMENT , We, the freshman class, in this year of our lord, nineteen hundred and forty-seven, who being of sound mind and body Lno laughs, pleasej leave the the following to the junior high school and future graduates: s To the faculty of the Jr. High, we will the numeri- es of those days in Ir. High with the hope that those days have been as enjoyable to each member as they have to us. Q 1. Mary Ilou Hammer wills all oi' the coyotes betwem home and O. J. H. to Mr. Fox. 2. Clarence Fry bequeathes his never-sharp ever- sharp to Arthur Flanik. . 3. Don Carey wills his pleasant disposition to the Bus driver of No. 2 bus. 4. Jim Curtis leaves his big feet to Bob Imhoff. 5. Florence Weed wills her desk by the window to any new student who likes to gaze at Washington scenery. 6. Sydney Forney wills to Joan Ready her fingernail which Willard cut off. n W '7. Evelyn Martin wills her height to Elaine Peter- son. 8. Jeannette Vaught wills her basketball skill to Mr. Guffin. 9. Ellen Graham wills the skinny tree outside the window to the incoming class. 10. T0 Coach Shaal the Freshman Glass wills e betw ter class in science next year. KHope you get it. Coachd.. A ll. Ruth Buckmiller leaves to the person best fit- ted,qthq position as Student Body President. 12. Leslie Carpenter wills the gum under his desk to Mary Lou Sylvester. 13. Carl Rounds wills all of the skeletons in his attic.to Ronnie Boucher. 14. lla Mae Schneider wills her writing ability as