Sandy High School - Mee Ma Yearbook (Sandy, OR)

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5ENI0R PLAY Standings Seated: Miss J. Clapper, S. Stroup, J. Bartley, J. O'Brien, E. Mount, A. Hudelson, T. Carlson Nilsen, K. Hartman. J. Limbaugh, «J. Scales, I. Stromberg. 9 Anderson, S. Hoar, M. G. “ SPOOKS Jim Limbaugh.....Douglas Blackwell Jeanne Scales ....Laurette Payne Anne Hudelson....Marian Blackwell Jack Anderson....Elliot T. Butterfield Skip Hoar........San Tony Carlson.....Silas Willoby Maureen O'Brien..Miss Brown Gordon Nilsen......Inspector Ryan Barbara Mount......Judy Karl Hartmann......Police Officer ngemar Stromberg..Messenger Boy ally Stroup.......Student Director John Bartley.......Student Director Joan Clapper.......Director

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about, because she was only practicing her vocal pitch for a speech contest. Now I knew what the scream was for, but that still didn't explain the sound of crunching bones. I asked Anne what had caused that sound and she explained that it was only Ralph Stiles and Ace Clingenpeel across the hall. They were trying to prove to their wrestling manager, Leonard Waugh just which one was the best. Even though there was nothing more to worry about, my heart was still acting funny. I decided to go down to the neighborhood doctor and get an aspirin. On the way, 1 passed a little shop on the corner of Main St. and I noticed a sign on the door that read: Paris Lingerie Shop , Styles Directly from Paris, Manager, Gene Cyphers, assistant manager, Andrew Jackson. At last reaching the doctors office, I found that the nurse was Wanda Lee. After talking about some of the things we did while in high school, the doctor came out to give me a prescription for a bottle of aspirin. I didn't recognize the doctor right away, but as I looked more closely I found him to be none other than Earl Dibble. I still couldn't believe my eyes when I left, so I decided to go back to the hotel and get some rest. Next morning I woke up to the voice of the Sandy Tribune newspaper boy, George Leachman, shouting: Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Mystery solved. Mr. Croston finds misplaced senior diplomas at last minute.

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SENIOR WILL Hereby revoking all other wills and testaments made during the past four years, we the class of 1953, do make, publish, and declare this will and testament to be our last. Juniors: To the juniors, we leave that long awaited glory of being excused first after an assembly. Sophomores: To the sophomores, we will that wonderful change from Just being a plain upper-lower classman to what is known as a lower-upper classman. Freshmen: To the freshmen, we will the courage to face that shocking, unbelievable fact when they become seniors: No initiation for Freshmen. Mr. Croston: To Mr. Croston, we leave the feeling that all those headaches we caused will soon prove worthwhile. Faculty Members: To all faculty members, we leave the one word that expresses our gratitude: THANKS I, I. I, I. I. I. If If I. If I» If If If If I. I. If If I. If If I» If If I. If I. We each self-consciously submit the following: to Jim Limbaugh, will my eyebrows to Mr. Pete. Barbara Banks, will my curly hair to Darlene Stratton. Vaughn McManus, will my athletic stride to Jerry Young. Cleo Olson, will my freckles to Beverly Pointer, as she could use a few. Skip Hoar, would will my way with girls, but what would I do without it. Sally Stroup, will my calm attitude to Jimmy Griffin. Jack Anderson, will my basketball playing ability to Floyd Rohde. Jo Hawkins, will my ability to be on time for the bus and classes, any other slowpoke left in Sandy High. John Malone, will my modest manner to Douglas Ramlow. Barbara Gannon, will every muscle in my body to Sharon McCormick. Karl Hartman, will my cute little moustache to Denny Gray. Oh, it tickles i Lotus Darnell, will my soft singing voice to Wilma Jean Williams. Roger Schmaltz, will my school attendance record to Bob Sause. Take heed and use it. Margie Suckow, will have to stop dreaming of him now. Willa Waugh, will my ability to get along with all the seniors to Nola Davis. Andrew Jackson,leave already hooked I Pat Carlson, will my summer sun tan to June Reed. Warning--be carefull Barbara Clark, leave to find ray will, when he comes back. Jim Bennett, will my good luck to next year's wrestling team. Violet McCormick, leave my sophisticated actions to Marylse Stroup. Robert Evans, will my possibilities to Dean Haslewander. Margi Cooper, will my truthful sayings to Pearl Aschoff. Ace Clingenpeel, will my left bicep to David Nass. Shirley Meyer, will my heart to the freshman boy3. Leonard Wau«hf will my long windedness to next year's Pep Club, who needs something. Harvey Wright, will my hairy chest to Dennis Snethen. Gladys Updegrave, will my quiet, undemanding ways to LuRee Landis. Wally Maxwell, will my hair style to Duane Searls, to keep his ears warm. Beverly Linton, leave, dreaming over the little diamond on the third finger of my left hand.