Plummer High School - Elsquitut Yearbook (Plummer, ID)

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I, Don Meagher do will my shyness to Richard Soper. I, Dorothy Fehrs, do hereby will my blonde hair to Marilyn Dretke, my quiteness to Jack Brumbaugh, and my seat in the senior row to Mary Lou Worthington. I, Leila Hunt, do hereby will my love for book- keeping to the next bookkeeping class in hopes the teacher won't have as much trouble as Miss Kee. I, Ramona Marsh, do hereby will my position as cheerleader to my little sister Gerry, my position as guard on the basketball team to Roberta Meagher and my ability to go Wsteadyn to WFuzzyW Fessenden. I, Erling Place, do hereby will my height to Mike Bierce and my ability to argue with Miss Kee to Jim Juneau. I Robert Lowry, do hereby will my position as letterman club secretary to Jim Juneau and my seat in the senior row to Roger Agte. I, George Robinson, do hereby suit to my brother,Jim, and my position wants to have and my seat in the senior is brave enough to sit there. I, Dan Bishop, do hereby will Johnny Lyden and my very good grades to will' my football to whoever the coach row to any junior who my football suit to Gwen Gunderson. I, Harry Keefer, do hereby will my ability to get ood grades from Miss Kee to Jim Juneau, my typing ability gwith all the errorsl to Shirley King. I, Eddie Babbitt, do hereby will my half of the seat in the senior row to Bob Brown and sport to him also. I, Jack Schoenwald, do hereby my position in any will my managers job to any poor jerk who wants it and my height to Clarence Haeg. Orrin Lee in hopes he will co-operation with the next I. president to ness to gain I, Paul Kirkendall, do hereby senior row to Bill Brown. Raymond Haeg, do hereby will my position as class use his wit and silly- year's senior class. will my seat in the I, Helen Dittberner do hereby will my seat in the alto section of chorus to my little brother and my extra pair of glasses to Robin Leitz. I, Shirley Smith, do hereby will the use of my father's car to Orrin Leelhe always did appreciate itil and my office as student body secretary to Delores Wilmes.

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Class Prophecy June 15, 1972 P. H. S. SENIOR CLASS OF '52' HAS REUNION This is your society reporter, Leila Hunt, covering the three day reunion of the 1952 class of Plummer High School. The reunion has consisted of a banquet held in the Rose Room of the famous '52 Club, owned and operated by Mr. Don Meagher. The banquet menu was prepared by a classmate Shirley Smith, who is the head dietitian of the '52 Club. The speci- ality was Wcherry pie a la mode.n Mr. Robert Lowry opened the three day entertainment with a speech entitled WPlummer High School--Past and Present.W Mr. Lowry is now the superintendent of our Alma Mater. Next on the program was a solo, WBecause of You.W It was sung by Mrs. Thomas Freeburg, the former Sandra Storms. She sang this number in rememberance of her wedding which was held June 23, 1952. Eddie Babbitt and his Ten Musical Fingers furnished music for the reunion. He Played at dances held every night in the WBlue Moon Ball Roomn of the '52 Club. Eddie was revisit- ing this city on his tour around the world. Dr. Helen Dittberner opened the program for the second day with a speech entitled, WDo not overwork your brain. Dr. Dittberner is the supervisor of the Ditty Bone Memorial Hospital. This hospital was built with the generous donations of time and money by Dr. Dittberner. We were entertained next by Mr. Dan Bishop and his wife. They did impersonations of UStars that used to be.H Bing Crosby, Ava Gardner,and Alan Ladd were among the stars. Dan is now head basketball coach at Nortre Dame. On the third day of the reunion Mrs. Barney Johnston, the former Jeanette Eaton and now the mother of two darling sets of twins, gave reports on the other classmates. Her re- ports were as follows: Ramona Marsh, now married for the third time, this time to Glen Swinney, is living in Florida where her husband owns a Hudson Distributing Center. LaVonne Willard is president of UBusiness Women, Inc.W She owns and operates pawn shops across the United States. Her hobby is still raising chickens on her farm near Plummer Harry Keefer is now professor at Yale University. .He is teaching chemistry. Paul Kirkendall is still residing in Plummer after striking oil in the old high school football field. He then had to erect a new high school because of the fire hazzard. Dorothy Fehrs is now residing in Chewelah with her husband and twelve children, the oldest is just finishing his freshman year at the University of Idaho. Ila Rhea Weatherford is propeitor of an exclusive beauty salon. Her speciality is dying--hair. She is still single