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Class WIII Wlth the deepest conslderatlon for the welfare of all mankmd 1n the present at0m1C age and w1th the full reallzatlon of the tremendous responsxblllty that rests so heavlly on our broad and capable shoulders we the graduatmg semor class bemg 1n full possesslon of all our br1ll1ant mental facult1es and phvs1cal powers do w11l and bequeath our dearest and most treasured possesslons to these several worthy and outstandmg 1nd1v1duals hereln named Ernest Anderson leaves h1s telephone number wlth Mlss Erlckson James Ander son leaves h1s bolsterous ways to Ed Odegard Don Austm leaves h1s collectlon of ha1r rlbbons w1th Clyde Clutter V1rg1n1a Anderson leaves her helght to Pat Fank hauser Jack BablC leaves h1s wavy h 1r to B111 Moss Bob Bannworth leaves h1s sore leg to Gordon Rodland Bob Barnhart leaxes h1s many tardy shps 1n h1s locker Frances Bear leaves to become Mrs Charles Popp1no Marle Boltano leaves her temper to Janlce Merrltt Jane Bonney leaves the Arrowhead to Pat Draper Cy Broers leaves Tony to fl1rt wlth the g1rls Jane Br1tt leaves hey pos1t1on as ed1tor of the annual to some unlucky sucker Gordon Cavelero leaves h1s black halr dye and wave set to Al Odegard Kelly Chambers leaves h1s sleeplng p1lls Wlth Len DHVIS Grace Clay leaves her coyness to Jane Tozer Lo1s Dehnhoff leaves her ha1r rlbbons for Joan Dugger to use Dale De1rl1ng leaves h1s stubborn blond locks to Sue Bonney Faye D1xon leaves Mrs Sm1th to run the cafeterxa by herself Margaret D1xon leaves to WIH the 1947 bathlng beauty contest Jack Dugger leaves h1s car st1ll stalled on Three Lakes H111 Ruby Enger leaves her shorthand ab1l1tv to next vear s speed demon Lor ralne Erlckson leaves her suntan to Joan Cooper Phyll1s Flod leaves as Mrs Mag Slgurdson Vern Fankhauser leaves h1s ener getlc ways to Howardlne Jones Charles Fleld leaves h1S black mustache wlth Wh1t1e Stevens Darcy Frlberg leaves h1s s1ze th1rteens to Gordon Smith Gerald Gaudette leaves after only a short stay at Snohomxsh Hlgh Ramon Gerard leaves Margaret behmd for one semester Elleen Gleason leaves Pat to get by w1th out her Russell Gough leaves h1s curly halr to Tuffv Gr1ffore Murrell Gray Dave Greenleaf leaves wlth Bobble for Ellensburg and h1gher learnmg Elva Greenup leaves to be a housew1fe for a fellow from Seattle Harrv Hansen leaves h1s rosy cheeks to Allce W1ll1ams MarJor1e Hansen leaves to help D1ck on her Dad s farm Leonard Harbert leax es h1s place ln the band emptv Janet Har r1s leaves The school loses a swell sololst Ed Helrman leaves the outslde entrance of the rad1o room vacant Now somebody else can s1t there and talk to h1s glrl Jlm Hetland leaves h1s A 1n Enghsh to someone else who works for the teacher Lloyd Hett1ger w1lls the radlo class back to Mr Jarrett Ralph H1ntze leaves Mary Stetcher st1ll hopmg Barbara Illman leaves her art1st1c ab1l1tv to John Hall B1ll Ingalls leaves h1s brother to carry on h1s good work Allen Johnson leaves the g1rls to fmd someone else to swoon over Imogene Jones leaves the g1rls locker room after turnout wlthout her good Jokes Fontelle Kell leaves the shorthand room 1n qu1etness T J Kendall leaves a bunch of heart broken g1rls behmd Larrv Klrchgessner leaves Mr Dav vuth a sneakmg susp1c1on Ly le Klrkland leaves her d1ct1onarv to George Packebush Donna Kletke leax es her sophlstlcated wavs to Thelma Culver Mable Krause leaves her sewlng ab1l1tx to he freshman home ec class Laura Laff1n leaves her b1g brown eyes to l1ttle Johnny M1les Dwame Lambert leaves h1s concelt for any one who wants It Clem Lambert leaves all the gxrls hopmg hell get a dlvorce Karl Langbecker leaves to shoot people th1s trme w1th hlS camera Mary Jane Larlmer leaves her A grades Wlth Joe Blsnett he need them Elsa Larson leaves her blond halr to Dorls Games Marlan L1ncoln leaves for Jumor College she savs but we know better than to belxexe that Margaret Marshall leaves Mr Lundy wlthout a leadmg ladv Maxlne Page Twenty seven . V 7 . . .. ' ' a' ' - y . . . .M N 7 leaves the girls alone .... y .... I . 7 ... ' U ' .... 1 7 ' tl ' il... . ..y . 1... . - . N .-.. . - 3 Y ' si 77 ' ' . 0 t 1 .... 'V Y ' LA ' 97 '
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