St Martins High School - Samahi Yearbook (Lacey, WA)

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uf? mer L00 emor Class Wrll sf if I '-GLKQ49 inn? Complying wrth the well establrshed custom of leavrng somethrng to the students who wrll remarn rn school after them the Seniors of 1955 generously bequeath the fol lowrng things to a lucky few RAY ATKINS wrlls hrs job as bulb snatcher to Charles Frsher because rt rs lrghr work BOB BARTHOLET leaves hrs frrst tambourine spot rn the Starvatron Army Band to Father Davrd rn hopes that he can shake rt LYNDEN BAUM leaves to any future prrvate roomer hrs abrlrty of berng able to sneak down the portrco roof wrthout berng caught by Father Conrad MIKE BYRNE wrlls frve cases of embalmrng flurd to all those Senrors who wrsh to preserve therr memorres of St Martrns DICK CHARVET grves all hrs good qualrtres to hrs cousrn Paul Charvet Wflan fx..f W rl 'ln STEVE DOHERTY bequeaths hrs hrlarrous drsposrtron to Swede Johnson wrth P! the hope that rt wrll help hrm overcome hrs lazy ways Z ART FINCH bequeaths hrs rntellrgence to the faculty rn the varn hope that they ff, wrll us rt WES FITZPATRICK wrlls to Lyle Brulotte all hrs pranks and games that he suc cessfully pulled whrle rn hrs prrvate room ERRY FOLEY wrlls hrs brg feet and knock knees to Dave Johnson CLARENCE FUCHS leaves hrs mrle mn to any sucker who can make rt wrthout fallrng asleep RAY GAGNON wrlls hrs squat herght to Wrckens also hrs d a harrcut ED GALLIVAN leaves hrs rntramural team to Len Wrckens hoping that he has more luck wrth rt than he drd thrs year so that he mrght arrb hrs wrld and vrcrously romantic ways wrth the grrls CHRIS HARRIS wrlls hrs B plus rn Physrcs and hrs drag wrth Father Eugene to Whrtwam TERRY HATERIUS leaves hrs magnrfrcent physrque and athletrc prowess to Bob May wrshrng hrm equal good fortune wrth them JOHN HOEFFLER wrlls hrs manager troubles and drrty laundry to Srms BOB HYATT bequeaths hrs calm and collected temper to Jerry Byrne wrth the hope that he wrll not fly off so often BOB JOHNSON wrlls hrs good looks to Jrm Srddall who needs them badly PAT KENDALL leaves all hrs Olympra prck ups to Bob May PETE LACKAFF wrlls hrs vast knowledge of World Hrstory to Mr Monahan for reasons that wrll be apprecrated by next years class DAVE LAPRISE wrlls hrs key to the 6x6 to Fred Morley wrth the strpulatron that he let Brother Wrllram drrve rt from trme to trme DAVE LAUGHLIN leaves absolutely nothrng to anyone LEROY LONG bequeaths hrs abrlrty to play a clarrnet to anyone who mrght be hooked rnto the Band next year so that the Band wrll not be wrthout a clarrnet JOHN MCCARTHY leaves hrs black Plymouth to Father Leonard for hrs drrver trarnrng class wrth the hope that the new hydro florrc automatic transmrssron wrll make hrs teachrng easrer PAT MCELIGOT wrlls hrs nrckname Crrp to Lyle Brulotte JOHN MALVEY bequeaths hrs abrlrty to rrde the cows to Swede STAN MATYCHOWIAK leaves all hrs debatrng skrll to new debators RAY MAROSTICA wrlls hrs long harr to Father Conrad because he could cer tarnly use some of rt JIM OCONNOR leaves hrs excess herght to Don Overlre RED OSHEA wrlls the cat to the one who can get rt frrst HARRY ROSS wrlls the Internatronal Bus to Fats Morley wrth the hope that he can get rt to run KEN RYAN grves hrs brg mouth and nrckname to Joe Brunswrck LANTHA SCAFA wrlls hrs dogs to Father Mrchael so that he wrll have somethrng to feed next year CUDDLES VACANO leases hrs abrlrty to take statrstrcs to anyone who rs smart enough to do them GEORGE WERNER wrlls hrs abrlrty to blow the sax to Don Overlre so that some day he mrght play frrst charr 15- 7x fp! af 9 fp,-,.. Pa at RN 7-'Y LJ I-if WIHKOSTIQR 533' lymll' x 0, 39 r ,. ' ' rr 'W imllllw Z I I at r ' . ' l U 1 i 1 i ' frrclv I I 1 I a n Q u ' O . . . . . . ,. ,, . 1 . . . . 1 ,jf Q, y J . ., . - ,, - ' . . f . . . . . 1 . .. 1 ',, . l I 5 V ,. ,yfdy RUSS HANSEN bequeaths his meek and gentlemanly disposition to Jerry Byrne JZ? 0 . X 'ix 1 . . ' , , A Tl 'AS XXII! ' ' ' l ' ir' lh, . . ' . . . pl: , . . ' I I If ll yy n I . I . . 1 I - X- I o . 1 if - 5

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lg 56351: Q, ? .. .E lil' F9 enior Prophecy lg J 1 CA: 'J' 3 dpi stil 1 5mrrF. ! 273 'V ,rdf l 6 .7 'Hoi v0 'q Good afternoon ladres and gentlemen Thrs rs New Yorks favorrte news com mentator Flannelmouth PETE LACKAFF brrngrng you the latest rn the busy socral lrfe rn Old Gotham St Martrns Hrgh School has taken advantage of the thrrteenth annual concert of vrolrnrst ROBERT BARTHOLET harled by crrtrcs from coast to coast as the second Paganrnr for a class reunron of the graduatrng class of 1955 Standrng here rn the lobby of Carnegre Hall just before art trme I had a few words wrth GEORGE HARRIS who has been the janrtor here for twelve years Harrrs as you know was destrned to have a great career hrmself rn the musrcal world untrl hrs frngers were broken whrle he was wrestlrng wrth a musrc crrtrc who drdn t lrke hrs musrc Ah stepprng out of hrs convertrble rs NEIL OSHEA rnventor of the multrple faceted hydraulrc compressed monkey wrench I belreve thats hrs chauffeur HARRY ROSS holdrng the door for hrm Hello Nerl and Harry' Several other lrghts of the musrcal world are here today RAY MAROSTICA fa mous barrtone rs here and so rs the renowned harpsrchordrst RICHARD CHARVET I belreve I also notrced FATHER DAVID PREBULA playrng hrs harmonrum rn the lobby whrle FATHER MICHAEL FEENEY was handrng out pamphlets There are several famous people here today PATRICK CARDINAL MCELIGOT Archbrshop of Walla Walla rs here wrth hrs Emrnence s undersecretary FATHER PAT RICK KENDALL CLARENCE FUCHS representatrve of the Unrted Natrons to Idaho just arrrved LOTHAR VACANO hop farmer from the Rarnrer Beer Com pany rs among the guests BROTHER RAY GAGNON of Brother Rays Foundlrng Home took a day off from hrs busy schedule to come to the reunron DOCTOR JAMES OCONNOR MD PhD came rn a car full of young nurses A plane full of Hollywood stars arrrved earlrer thrs afternoon among them DAVID LAUGHLIN famous for hrs mad screntrst roles and dashrng romantrc lead LEROY LONG Western hero BOB HYATT and hrs understudy RUSS HANSEN are berng mobbed by therr krddre fans as usual as they step from therr automobrle Hello Bob' Also Laughrng Boy TERRENCE HATERIUS a burlesque comedran well known rn some places rn New York and hrs strarght man ARTHUR FINCH Just drove up and LANTHA SCAFA warden of Alcatraz wrth GEORGE WERNER specrally released for the day RAY ATKINS brewmaster of the Olympra Brewery came from the West Coast wrth ROBERT JOHNSON brewmaster The Rrght Reverend JOHN MALVEY rn from Olympra wrth arr ace Sarge MATYCHOWIAK named Olympras frrst son JOHN MCCARTHY of the McCarthy caterers rs furnrshrng the refreshments at the receptron after the concert JOHN HOEFFLER manager of the New York Grants came wrth the whole team ED GALLIVAN of the U S Post Offrce came wrth SENATOR STEVE DOHERTY of the State of Washrngton MIKE BYRNE who rs presrdent of the artrsts staff of the advertrsrng sectron of the Foley Jrffy Freeze Instant Puddrng Company came wrth hrs boss JERRY FOLEY DAVE LAPRISE presrdent of the Charles Atlas Body Burldrng Corporatron came wrth LYNDEN BAUM who lrfts werghts at the companys demonstratrons WES FITZ PATRICK of the U S Treasury Department has rust pulled up and I belreve rts trme for the concert to begrn Oh just a mrnute Whos that ragged wrld harred man screamrng from that soap box across the street? Why I do belreve rts KEN RYAN our student body presrdent of one trme Good Luck Ken' And now trl we meet agarn thrs rs your humble announcer Flannelmouth Pete Lackaff srgnrng off wrth best wrshes to all gldlw -J-.I CN fi J cr-Q '4 ,4-5335511.25333 ,J ,fc X l I Q ' . . . . .' . lbror . . 7. . I Q J' f Q? , N If . . . . , v ' f ' . . l , . , Q 9 ,' . . I , .' . ' :L ' I - r ' ? . 7 . , ., . . . . I 7 I , . n . . 0 V1 I ' . '. . W . . ' ' . . of , ' 9 ' K 3 Lf X ' ' I . , . ., QW . . . . - . W Q W . - . .. . r ' a . , r ' -li., U U . H r - . ' 4 : W K Q . . , . . . , , cr J cr: ' . U 'J .1 ,A O.S.B., the present Abbot of,St. Martin's Abbey, is here for the occasion, and he came rr no - - 2 ' c, 5 l . ' ' , . or ry . I r S or SX - 9 l ' ' x 'gi A . - T . . . ax' u ' I ' , ' I ' - ,- 1 l - I fl CVT Y ,Y D . ' 1, ' , , C ? r S . .r . .f I '2 r nl XQ' Y Q ,.-9 I A M70 malvcy Q13 M 3 9 'A J I. fqll fi ,ra f wb' Q , if Q if '...- K C 'nl' 6+ ' T 1 A 1.85 . ,, I

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