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CLASS POEM We have striven for an ideal, And it hasn ' t been in vain — For today we ' re proud and happy, Four long years of work — our gain. And as we travel on our way, We will often pause to smile. Recalling each little instance Which helped to make high school worth while. If — sometimes we ' re feeling lonely, We ' ll go back across the years — Visual ' ze each classmate loyal. And we ' ll laugh through half-shed tears. These four years will grow more precious. And the memory of a thought Given us, by some good teacher, Will reap just what it taught. And when days stretch out so endless. We ' ll keep busy, chase the gloom. Face our problems, get the answers — Deep in God ' s own Tower Room. Always glimpsing in the future, That each life will grow divine — If we practice faith and goodness, Lst our acts be lights that shine. Now farewell, Professor, Teachers, And we thank you from our heart For your knowledge which gave power To us all, right from the start. We will keep our standards lifted. Make them reach to heights afar- — Fearless — all will f url their banners, ' Till they grasp a gleaming star! — Rosemary Mabire SENIOR SONG As we stand together in these closing hours Let us all be grateful for this honors, ours. To the years before us may we give our best As we ' ve tried to show here, in old P. H. S. CHORUS: Fai-well dear P. H. S., sadly we leave; We have loved you and served you. With a zest for the best each year through. From a freshman, to a senior We have kept our faith to you; Here ' s to the memories of P. H. S. CHORUS: Now we are leaving you, our high school dear; You have taught us, and led us Though the paths that will always be best. Though our parting be forever, may our memories be with you — We, class of ' 39, do pledge to you. Farewell, dear P. H. S., farewell to you. — Lawrence Mayo — Florence Johansen — James Crooke Seniors As They See Themselves Most Attractive — Charles Kephart, Barbara Langford Most popular — Bill Champlin, Nancy White Best dressed — David Russ Carroll, Dorothy Crow Most likely to succeed— Julian Olsen, Elsie Merritt Wittiest — Oscar Crona, Betty Arnold Most dignified — Charles Kephart, Marjorie Garmany Best Personality — Bill Champlin, Jean Fisher Best athlete — Julian Olsen, Hazel Mertins Cutest Couple — Charles Kephart and Nancy White Best all round — Julian Olsen, Elsie Merritt Most dependable — Julian Olsen, Elsie Merritt Friendliest — Bill Champlin, Jean Fisher Most talented — Lawrence Mayo, Dorothy Day Biggest flirt — L. K. Coleman, Jerry Gilmore Seniors As The Juniors See Them Most attractive — Charlss Kephart, Nancy White Most popular — Bill Champlin, Nancy White Best dressed — David Russ Carroll, Dorothy Crow Most likely to succeed — Julian Olsen, Elsie Merritt Wittiest — Oscar Crona, Jean Fisher Most dignified — Lawrence Mayo, Marjorie Garmany Best personality — Bill Champlin, Jean Fisher Best athlete — Julian Olsen, Ruth Chandler Cutest couple — Charles Kephart and Nancy White Best all round — Julian Olsen, Nancy White Most dependable — Julian Olsen, Elsie Merritt Friendliest — Bill Champlin, Jean Fisher Most talented — Frank Home, Dorothy Day Biggest flirt — L. K. Coleman, Betty Arnold Colors: Red and White Flower: Motto: If we cannot do great things, we can do small things in a great way. Rose
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THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT-1939 Item XLVI. Joe Frosio bequeaths his studiousness in Latin to Helen Anderson, in hopes she can use it to advantagre. Item XLVII. Clodis Killam and J. E. O ' Daniel will their hilarious natures to Henry White and Harold Gordon. Item XLVIII. Frederick Klingrer bestows his good disposition on Calvin Fennell. Item XLIX. To Walter McLeod, Henry Hilton-Green leaves his accurate sailing: ability. Item L. Lillian Brockett bequeaths her melodious laugh to Jean Stow e. Item LI. Thelma Abbott leaves her ability to do newspaper work to Jeanne Wentworth. Item LII. Glen Albino wills his height to Eugene Griffiths. Item LIII. Louise Andrews leaves her quietness to Mary Jo Barbrey. Item LIV. Helen ' Appleberg, Emma Bobe and Bernice Bowlin leave their black hair to Joyce Pohlman, Mary Jean Partridge and Alice Fell. Item LV. Alden Baker leaves his shyness to Freddie Sanchez. Item LVI. To Catherine Welsh, Agnes Banfell bequeaths her black hair. Item LVII. Eloise Bell leaves her ability to ride a horse to Carolyn Lurton. Item LVIII. Walter Birks leaves his fast walking gait to Harry Stone. Item LIX. Hubert Bonifay wills his meekness to A. Henry White, Jr. Item LX. Maurice Brown leaves her influence in the Army to Virginia Smith. Item LXI. Ernestine Bryars leaves her drowsiness to Sleepy of the Seven Dwarfs. Item LXII. To Betty Scherer, Mary Carriger wills her ability to do the hula-hula. Item LXIII. Billy Champlin wills his ability to play golf to Bob Martin. Item LXIV. Agnes Clark leaves her unique personality to Polly Sherrill. Item LXV. To Donald Ray Germany, L. K. Coleman leaves his bull throwing. Item LXVI. Annie Ora Coxwell wills her freckles to Eldora Powell. Item LXVII. To Joyce Myers, Gwendolyn Creel leaves her turned up nose. Item LXVIII. Dorothy Crow wills her good looking clothes to Jean Gullette. Item LXIX. Julius Daniels leaves his Ten Pretty Girls to whoever may need them. Item LXX. Wallace Dawkins leaves his track ability to Bill Lyons. Item LXXI. Bert Delehanty leaves his swimming ability to Herman White. Item LXXII. Virginia Donaldson and Myrtle Earnest leave their friendship to Julienne Moore and Jean McMurray. Item LXXIII. Madelyn Edwards leaves her cute little ways to Betty Smith. Item LXXIV. To Mary Leonard, Josephin e Enterkin leaves her timidness. Item LXXV. Wilma Farr wills her pretty skin to Dale Scott. Item LXXVI. To Florence McQueen, Clara Fillingim leaves her height. Item LXXVII. J. E. Edge leaves his nonchalance to Lansing Smith. Item LXXVIII. Loam Brown bequeaths his business abilities to Jeanne Wentworth. Item LXXIX. Elizabeth Lynn leaves her combination of beauty and brains to Dale Scott. Item LXXX. Jack Home bequeaths his way with women to Bobby Gibson. Item LXXXI. Bernice Cobb leaves her sunny nature to Billy Major. Item LXXXII. Maxine Bateman wills her dancing ability to Julienne Moore. Item LXXXIII. Julia Fulghum bequeaths her shortness of height to Jack Lergenmiller. Item LXXXIV. Helen Godwin leaves her good nature to Virginia Smith. Item LXXXV. Elsie Merritt leaves her dependability to Gertrude Washburn. Item LXXXVI. Edna Bruce Curtin leaves her desire to be a nurse to any tendar hearted junior. Item LXXXVII. Robert D ' Lugos wills his track shoes to Allen Bonifay. Item LXXXVIII. Louise Self and Bernice Reid will their ability to worry about taking exams to Helen Anderson. Item LXXXIX. Aline Richbourg, Opal Maa Smith, and Hazel Taylor bequeath their immaculate appear- ances to Cecile Mae Atwell and Gene Bauler. Item XC. Maude Wise will her ability as a rose gardener to Theresa Adams. Item XCI. Juanita Stanton and Annie Jean Rutan leave their good grades in English to Bobby Calder and Fred Turner. Witnesses: Testators: Ferdinand the Bull Jean Fisher Winnie the Pooh Edwin Pohlman Donald Duck Nancy White
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