Payette High School - Axe Yearbook (Payette, ID)

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JOHN SIIERER, Johnny Aw, your crazy, Milbrookn Glee Club 1. MARGARET MACDONALD, Margaret Has nursing ambitions ' Glee Club 1-25 Drum Major 1. MILDRED THORNTON, Mil The path is straight but hard to follow Glee Club 1-2-35 Declamatory 3. GERALD DEBORD, Gerald Alive, but barely kicking Glee Club 1-25 base ball 3-45 P Club 3-4. FRED RICHARDS, Missouri Working on a perpetual motion ma- chine Belgrade, Montana, 1-2-35 basket ball 4. KATHRYN MANSER, Kate An imp concealed in the face of an angel Orchestra 45 basket ball 4. IRIS BRUBAKER, Iris A kind disposition wins many friends Axe Staff 3. - SYDNEY HARRIS, Sid - Hasn't much use for the weaker sex Glee Club 1-2-3 5 Orchestra 15 Student Council 3 5 Axe Staff 35 Declamatory 35 When a Fellow Needs a Friend 35 football 45 P Club 4 5 Cyclone Sally 45 Cousin Gene 4.

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BETTY J OHNSON, Batty Isr1.'t that something about somethiri' 97, or other. MILLARD LOUGHREY, Mil ' Babe Ruth's left-handed, I'm left- handed. Ahem! Football 45, basketball 43 baseball 3-4,5 Glee Club 1-2-35 Drum Major 15 When a Fellow Needs a Friend 33 Orchestra 1-35 Axe Staff 33 Cousin Gene 43 P Club 3-43 Cyclone Sally 4. RAYMOND WARD, Ward Still water runs deep ,DORIS PE'r'rI'r, Doris . 3 Operates the Washoe school hack Fruitland- 1, Student Council 35 Glee Club 2. VIOLA WALLACE, Vi Always does her part Glee Club 1-2-3 PAUL BENOY, Paul ' Will be graduated at the Postojfice ' Glee Club 2. . O'r'ro MILLER, Otto You get the Dodge, Van, and I'll get the women Football 45 P Club 4. HENRIETTA DIEDERICKSEN, Sis I'll tell my big brother Hienie Glee Club 1-2-45 Secretary-Treasure 2-35 Axe Staff 35 Drum Major 13 Miss Caruthers Returns 4. ' i

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Senior Class Will We, the members of the Class of 1929, being reasonably sound in mind, and of normal intelligence, do hereby make our last will and testa- ment. To Whom It May Concern: We leave the faculty to struggle along as best they can without us. To the Juniors we leave our athletic ability, our fighting tempera- ment, our good sportsmanship, and above all, our private assembly, with Mr. West and Miss Kelly as class advisors. To the Sophomores, we will and bequeath our wasted words, hard luck stories, ability to sleep in class, and our art of getting by on phoney excuses. To the Freshman we bequeath our waste paper and used chewing gum, and we sincerely hope they will help the janitor as we have. Paul Benoy wills his past endeavors at accounting to Ray Watts and We hope it will put him on the right path. Kenny Bradshaw wills his ability to run up a large basket ball score to Don Williams. Danny Book leaves Pauline free to try her luck on the balance of P. H. S. Gerald DeBord leaves the typing class without paper. Henrietta Diederichsen leaves her heart in Ontario. Chelsey Cox Wills his ability to be absent on Mondays to Vere Colton. We know Vere will take full advantage of this. Arnold Cross can't find anything he can do without. f Herman Broderson leaves for New York with his French Doll. Clarence Brubaker wills his yell leadership to Joe Daniels. Juanita Doubleday leaves her vocal ability to Dorothy Swank. Van Campbell leaves in the old Dodge. Lorraine Kizzier leaves most of the knowledge in her text books. Mary Alice Lattig wills her masculine traits to Farley Edwards in an endeavor to make a he man of him. dKathryn Manser bequeaths her exceptional goodness to Dick Wood- war . Lyle Lintner leaves for a fire whenever a whistle blows. Margaret McDonald leaves a good impression. Dorcas McRae leaves the job of conducting the Carnival Queen Con- test to anyone who cares for it. Lois McConaughey bequeaths her place on the basketball team to Helen Dunn. -1g-