Pasco High School - Sinewesah Yearbook (Pasco, WA)

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Butch and Art are synonymous. They both belong to Mrs. Porter. With a smile he hands out English and Sinewesahs. That's Mr. Augustavo. We always carry our troubles to Mr, McCallum. That's his business, Mr. Fitzpatrick can blow his own horn as well as others. He is our Music Man. A-a-a-a-n-n-n-d Mr. Gladden is known as our man of electricity. Radios jump when he approaches. Mr. Gregson, better known as love game, drills Biology all day long. In the intreim Cmiddle to youl we see pedagogues on the loose. You fill in the titles. Grease never mars the smile on Mr. Stare's face. Our fun-loving girl from the deep South, Miss Bond, teaches dancing and other forms of tumbling. Mr. Maurstad is as good a P.E. teacher and coach as he is good looking. Our traveler, Miss Bratton, having been to North Dakota, is now making extended plans to go to Chicago be- tween typing sessions. That smile is not faked. He is a trouble fixer and never misses a ripple. Mr. Bidstrup, our Henry-need we say more? Up to date fashion and Girls Federa- tion seasoned with Home Economics is Miss Long's dish. iw. is 1-rw!

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o ,gran y 'ML .jwlaif And why shou1dn't we? Mr. Booth has been with us many years. And the Big Boss is our candidate for many more years of good ad- ministration. He was tall dark and handsome in his college days, and Mr. Klavano has improved with age. He's second in command and much in demand. He talks so fast he gets paid for it. He also coaches baseball and football. We call him Mr. Morgan. Purchasing agent, night school co-ordinator, and found in Big Boss's outer office, is Mr. Cooney. Whenever you want anything done, get the busiest person in school to do it. That's Mrs. Davidson. And she's willing, too. We can't say any more about Mr. Oberst. See page two. Five plus 5 plus 5. No that isn't right. She's under bond! She's Mrs. Lorain. He can talk to you in at least four languages, but the answer is usually no. He's Mr. Swanson our librarian. She's tried not to teach for two years. But Mrs. Cooney is still here. Mr. Zachery comes from where the longhorns grow. Distributive Education is his subject.

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enior We, the senior class of the High School of Pasco, Washington, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight, being firm in mind and healthy in body, proceed to settle our affairs before leaving High School, and do hereby make and assert this to be our last will and testament. Article l. Section l. Article 2. Section l. Article 3. Section l. JOAN ALLEN wills her To the Pasco High School We leave our orderliness and quietness in the halls. To the teachers of Pasco H. S. we leave a few grey hairs to add to their dignity. As individuals: sportsmanship to BETTY I-IARMON. AL BELL bequeaths his basketball ability to JOHN STEWART. MIDGE BENSON gives her close proximity to the Kenn. boys to BILL BERNARD gives his JEANNE Tl-IORVALSON. flexible joints to the irosh P. E. classes. MARTHA BERRY hopes she's leaving Roy in good hands. PAUL BLANTON leaves his violin to TED PERRY. MARY JANE BLOUNT is leaving to join CHUCK. MARY BRAMBLET leaves her dimples to RED DOG BARKER. BERYL BRAGG leaves her beautiful brown eyes to some less fortunate person. EDNA BURD leaves her JIM CARTER bequeathes JOHN CAMEALY leaves DON CLAPPER leaves w BOB CLARKE grants his RAY CLARKE leaves his LEO CORDLEY wills his paint brushes to DOROTHY MCLEOD. his position as manager of the Wasco to THERESIA MUSCATELL. his tennis ability to BILL MARTIN. ith his car. position of right end to his brother, DICK CLARKE. habit of blushing to JACK WISE. boxing forrn to GEORGIE WOODI-IEAD. DELORES COX leaves her fine start on a career as a lab technician to JOAN B. DANNY DEAN bequeaths his use of the English language to JUANITA DE WEBER. EMERSON DENNY gives his shoulders to TERRY WITI-IERITE. BONNIE DUNHAM leaves her sweetness to BILLEE I-IINMAN. JEAN DODGE leaves her giggle to JEANINE GRUNER. NAOMI EDGAR wills her gorgeous gams to BERNIE HANCOCK. MARIE EVERETT leaves her wardrobe to DONNA FOXLEY. JENNIE FLETCHER left to be happy with GERALD. ED FOX wills his boisterousness to DALE MICHELSON. MAVIS GENUNG leaves her paroxide to CHUCK WILLIAMS.