Pawhuska High School - Wa Sha She Yearbook (Pawhuska, OK)

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EIZLOT CW LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1947 We the Lost Leglon 7 bemg nelther lnca pacltated nor lnebrelated sound of bodv soul and mlnd do hereby bless and besttw upon the Senlor Class o' 48 these the last few remn nts of our memo able years of drudgery That notable person Master John Nxcholas Gal vm starts the ball rolllng by bequeathmg to all under classmen his lovalty and support rn uphold ng hls class by whatever manner or means he deems neces sary ln hopes that thxs splrlt may make ole PHS a more mterestxng place ln whlch to llve To Joanne Vvrlght and Geraldlne Fountam goes one strlpe each but Blll Greggs reserves the blg orange letter for hxmself To poor unfortunate Danny Jones Clxfford Rxch ey wllls his favorlte seat ln chemlstry while Danny Yarbrough makes a s1m1lar exchange 1n Engllsh IV wxth Carol Kleln Dale Parker IIISISKS on leavlng unsuspectlng Margaret Hays hls coppercolored head of halr we all are wondermg why Jeannme Cass IS the happy receiver of Sarah Jo Blancs surplus slgned excuses Whats the matter Jeannme Cant you wrxte your own these days? Evelyn Franklm wxlls to Margaret Moon her ad mlratlon for a certaln boy Unquote' Berry Sturgell wxlls all hlS last remaining ln terest 1n BIVIE to Norman Rowe as lf Gug needed Al Tayrlen wllls all hxs averdupols to Stanley Sandstrom realxzmg thats all Stud needs Hoplng to stlmulate Johnny Mahers llfe Don Van Landt bestows upon hxm h1S blond 1tes Marvlen McKenz1e w1lls SIX inches of her helght to Jlmmy Rush know ing that they wxll both be hap- pler ln the long and short of lt Don Landrum grudgmgly relmqulshes hls scxence class under George Waggoner to WVIHIS Sull1van Ralph Scroggins entrusts to Norma Payton the duty of guarding a certaln sophie untll he returns from college George Standlngbear leaves hls tackle posltxon on the Huskle llneup to B1ll Musgrove Sonny Landrum relmquishes a lock of hls beautl ful bla k halr to Hobart Muller Just for the contrast Naomi Murray leaves her love for danclng to Loulse Dawes and Doris McLean Margle Muller wllls her bass horn to Pat Tollett to use dxllgently and her bookkeepxng ablhty to Dorsey McCartney Bernice Holden glves her Ipana smile to Lorain Wlndsor and several mches of her hexght to Gene Hendricks Pat Ward leaves to Pat Quimby her ahlllty to get out of school half a day Jo Hackleman wllls her caustlc comments to Pat Wood and her prestlge on the Chopa staff to Joan Dlxon Ted Brunt wants Donald Franks to have hls place as asslstant coach Al1c1'1 Psoruas becomes the proud possessor of Rose Spinglu s shortness Lawrente Ilvely wllls lus DOSIIIOD as presxdent of the cliss to Eddle Lookout Robert Adams xs the unfortunate recelver of G90lg9 Ikxucks wlnnlng ways Stanford Labadle lelves hls llttle freshmm frlend to Raymond Fmt reluctantly of course John Bllyeu wxlls hls great prowess as left tu kle to Rowland Ellls realxzmg that thls wlll be a boon to the 44 HllSlxl9S Don Holllngshead bestows upon J D Tlmmons hls mathematlcal g9D1llS Geneva Caldwell Laverne Attebury Flla Green and Alma Harrls turn over thelr back table at Gll son s to Joanne Curry Vlanda Crawford and Arlene Frederlck Don Curry leaves hls desire for a college educa t1on to Claudeen Wxllard Ted Fox wants Beulah Franks to share hxs llkmg for Pawhuska Joanne Stuart wllls to Barbara Wrlght and Betty Nell Culver all mterests In the falr clty of Herd dwell almost all that isl To combine wlth h1s remarkable basketball abll lty Bettp Neptune leaves her helght to l1ttle Fd Easley Raymond Ellas places the student dlrectorshnp of the band mto the competent hands of Lloyd Smlth and Alex Stuart You can flght 1t out from here fellows Bllle Garrlson wllls her nelghbor what hves across the street to Joyce Havens Betty LeForce turns the weekly Job of typlng the Chopa over to Joan Black Are you sure you type lt Betty? Patrlcxa Payne wllls her NO TRESSPASSING sign to Rxchard Dlckson Why' J1nn1e McGu1re SIVQQ her lost without you attl tude to Norma Cornett and her short curly halr to Delores Garret To Delores Wllcox goes Lols Alreds quiet dis posxtion and unassumlng manner ln class Vlrglnla Berkxhiser bequeathes all of her sxlly gxggles and love for underclassmen to Kathleen Estes hopmg xt w1ll brxghten her llfe m the future Joan Bookout wills to Cecelia Taylor the luck whlch enables her to mxss nme out of ten people whlle herdmg Lxzzy Beth Brunger parts with her most prlceless possesslon her love for men They happy rece1ver Bette Jo Davls Roger Carter leaves his long curly eyelashes to Opal Timmons Perhaps Opal will appreclate this more than Roger Stan Farrell bequeathes h1s old worn-out trom bone to LeRoy Pame Lucky boy' John Fincannon w1lls Louie Surber ten handker chiefs one for each of the ten games next year smce Fmny wont be here to take care of h1s boy Herbert Hyde gladly glves his ability to ralse a raucous ln D 0 to Bob Rogers Joan Boynton leaves her llkmg for study and educational mterests to Seniors of 48 To Jean BIVIHS Jlmmie Anne Barton leaves her typlng speed Someone suggested Musgrove for BIVIQ but Barton sald No Mary Margaret Evertson wxlls her speech grades to Gerry Ward and Jack Richardson 1 , . 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