Selah High School - Fruitspur Yearbook (Selah, WA)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT CLASS DF '43 We ot the Senior Class, being ot sound mind and body, do bequeath the following qualities, virtues, habits, and otherwise to those who we believe can make the most and best use of them. Chuck Banko leaves the hair on his chest to be divided evenly among the Freshman boys. Margaret Barrett leaves her technique to the Commandos. Don johnson bequeaths his extensive vocabulary to james Dowdy. john Sheepherder Sperline leaves Cperiodj. Rosella Scoop Conkey and Delores Red Williams leave their men to Uncle Sam, but only lor the duration. Gordon Dale bequeaths his stripped gears Calong with the rest of the carl to the junk man. Claudia Dean passes on her smile to the tooth paste ads. Pearle Christensen leaves her quiet voice to Darlene Walker. Marilouise Dowdy bequeaths her long, red, beautiful locks to Frank Ein- stein Brown. Blanche Webb leaves her hair styles to anyone with enough hair to copy them. Nadine Whitney leaves her love for horses to Les Sperline land we don't mean tor steaksj. Polly Clark bequeaths her gum chewing technique to anyone with that much energy. Herschel McDonald leaves his ability to run out ot gas to Bob Tibbling. Bert McPherson leaves his history book to Mrs. Vann, with regrets. Dick Matson will give his Buick to anyone who thinks he can put more kids in it than he can. David Middleton leaves his taxis to the idle rich. Shirley Monroe leaves her soda fountain job to some other jerk. Rosie Nelson wills her nicknames to be evenly divided among the next tive generations. Ioyce Powlison leaves the Ashleys , so that they can graduate. janet Freirnuth presents her walk to Charles I-loydar. lean johnson and Walter Macowan give their sublime happiness to Ronny Sperline and Shirley Hamilton. john Kuzmak gives his chicks back to their mother. Frances Stephens leaves her stubbornness to Ruth Brown, which is un- necessary. Ernie Shelton wills his terpsichorean ability to all struggling underclass- men. Dorothy Swope leaves her eyes to Veronica Lake, who has only one. lean Driscoll leaves her ability to stay out ot hot water to Evelyn I-lautt. Doris Todd leaves her little sister to be brought up by future wolves. Dave Swanson leaves his car that won't start and an A card. He just leaves them, that's all.

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THE JIJNIDIQS The Class of '44 started their first upperclass year with Marion Oder wield- ing the gavel, Fred Iohnson assisting her as Vice-President, Ruth Brown taking the notes, and Ambert Englund in charge of the class money. Their mystery-comedy play, Suspense , held on Ianuary 29, was a big success. Many of the positions on the basketball team next year will be held by the boys of '44-Fred Iohnson, Ray Swanson, and Charles May leading. Other sports the Iuniors participated in were baseball, tennis, and track. The lunior-Senior banquet, held on May l4, with a Dutch theme, was car- ried out excellently, despite the war and the problems it brought. THE SDDHDMUIQES With Les Sperline as President, Dean Hartman as Vice-President, Marjorie Calkins as Secretary, and Maurece Pisar as Treasurer, the Class of '45 started their Sophomore year. Their first activity was a motion picture, which netted them about twenty-five dollars. Their annual assembly was made up of a number of interesting skits. ln place of the usual picnic, the Sophomores had a very successful party on March l9. The class was well-represented in most of the sports. They have much good material for future teams, and the school can expect to see many of this year's Sophomores helping to keep Selah's good record in sports. THE EIQESHMEN During their first year in high school the Freshmen class elected as their officers larnes Dowdy, President, Amy Bjork, Vice-President, Ulma Io Burleson, Secretary, and Allan Matson, Treasurer. They successfully presented a movie, Beware of Spooks , putting away a tidy sum of money for a future date. The Freshman assembly was planned and carried out well. lt was centered around pantornimes depicting well- known songs. The Class of '46 promises to become a good addition to the Selah High School. They have many promising baseball, basketball, and tennis stars. lt seems certain that this class will make a name for itself.