Pasco High School - Sinewesah Yearbook (Pasco, WA)

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GWENETHA HANSON takes her diamond with her. WAYNE HANLON gives his salesmanship to some-buddy. DICK HARPER wills his boxing gloves to his brother. PAT HAYES leaves her charming smile to DOT FOSTER. HAZEL HOPKINS and JIMMIE WOODHEAD leave together. COLLEEN HURLEY leaves half her height to NOVA MARTELL. ESSIE JACKSON begueaths her silence to PHS halls. OSSIE JACKSON beqeauths his car to CHUCK BAGLEY. BETTY JENNINGS grants her pep to JUDY ELLISON. MARILYN JONES wills the new look to MARY ANN AYERS. GEORGE KILBURY leaves his left hook to JOHNNIE JONES. BILLEE KONIZESKI is willing to marry JIM LEWIS. FERN KNOPP grants her quietness to DONNA MORGAN. HAROLD KREUGER leaves his promptness in getting to class on time to DAVID SMITH. LORAN LAMPMAN wills his straight A report card to MIRIAM NEIMI. WALT LIVERMORE leaves in high gear. GLENNA MCCARTY begueaths her reign as Oueen of PHS affairs to Miss PI-IS of '49, CAROL MACKNER wills her writing wit to future feature writers. JERRY MINATOYA leaves his trumpet to SHIRLEY MARTIN. ED MORREL grants his line to BOB GEMMELL. JOE MOYER returns his bookkeeping ability to MRS. LORIAN, the original donor. JIM MUSCATELL leaves his swell personality to anyone who could benefit by it. MARIE NOBLE begueaths her exquisite handwriting to ART FEIRO. H G H OLSON will their tour stripes to BOB SIMONTON. CLARENCE PANGLE grants executive ability to next semester's ASB Pres. DELORES PASSAGE grants her ilirtatious manner to KATHIE WINCHELL. HARVEY PPLEIGER leaves his blonde hair to BOB DOHERTY. .IUEL RANSIER hates leaving JEANINE in the clutches of the Jr. boys. SHIRLY RIDDLE grants her editorship to KYOKO OGATO. HOWARD RITTER leaves. He hopes. PAULINE SAVAGE leaves the PEP CLUB in good condition. JACK SHANKS wills his cute accent to DON BROWN. ED SWEANNEY leaves his vocabulary to Mrs. D's English classes. DICK TRAVIS wills his generosity to MARY ANN TUTTLE. SETH TUTTLE leaves his acting technique to DICK MATHESON. BETTY UNGERECHT wills her connection with the out of town boys to BETTY PLANTE LEONARD VAN DINTER leaves his ability to stay awake to MR. MORGAN. DELORES VAN HOLLENBEKE leaves her rating as a Sr. to her sister, PHYLISS. NADINE VAN HOY leaves her half of CHUD'S car to BILL PRESTON. BETTY VAN VLETT leaves her flaming red tresses to PEGGIE SMITH. JERRY WARFIELD leaves his class ring with DOT. BILL WINN wills his harmonica to the Pep band. TOM WOODS leaves, but will return often to see JOANNE. EUGENE WRIGHT bequeaths his curly locks to BRUCE CORNELL. TOM ZIMMERMAN leaves his basketball tame to PAUL SCHULTZ. PETE MANDERVILLE wills his gold tooth to JACK DUNHAM.

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ur Jul .slanal At some far and future date We shall pause at the wayside and gaze back over the rugged path ot our life. As we pause we will remem- ber our last year at our Alma Mater. Oh! Those were the good old days. And weren't they? Truly it has been a good year. Under the capable guid- ance of Mr. Augustavo and Mr. Bidstrup We have had many a good time. The mixer given at the teen- age Was a huge success. The Senior Ball, though shakily be- gun and had such an undeter- mined date, was completed and successful. The theme was Snowfall and the colors, blue, white and green. With high spirit and much determination we went on our sneak. We all had a grand time skiing at Tollgate. We returned tired but definitely glad to be home again. And concluding the year there was the Senior Class Play, our Banquet, and the most an- ticipated moments, our Com- mencement and Baccalaureate. Yes. This has been a good year.