Tenino High School - Tehisco Yearbook (Tenino, WA)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senlor Class of Nlneteen Hundred and Forty Three, o Tenlno Unlon H1gh School, of Ten1no, Washlngton, 1n the la t stages of sanlty caused by four years of 1ntens1ve study and 8Ct1V1ty, reallzlng the grlef and desolatlon whlch our departure from th1s house of know ledge w1ll cause to those poor unfortunates left behlnd, do hereby est bllsh th1s our last Wlll and Testament Members of the Sen1or Class, to the 1nd1v1duals deslgnated below, and to them alone, do w1ll, bequeath, and E1V6 the followlngg I, Roy Aldrlch, w1ll to B111 Hlckey, my lnterest 1n appearlng in dramatlc presentat1ons I, Paula Schaefer, express the W1Sh that my protectlve qualltlcs be g1V6U to L1ll1e Mann I, Roger McPeak, belng blg hearted, offer anythlng but Vlolet to anyone who wants lt I, Mattle Davls, bequeath my Job of Outtlng art stenclls for the paper to Lee Ann Mandery I, Fellx Noskl, w1ll my cherlshed melodlous g1ggle to Nadlne Whalln Dona H1x, g1V6 to Aleen Martln my lndependent mann r Robert R1chardson, deed my regular1ty ln clas cs to Gerry Yantms Betty Jo Gardner, glve to Bob M1111 rn my S1Dg1Ug ab1l1ty Chester Fuller, bequeath my qulet, unobtrus1ve ways t oe York We, Dorothy Lou Hussef, Marian Aldr1ch, Maca Horst, Maxlne Bollng, Hazel Pearce, Mona Lake, golntly w1ll our housekeeplng and COOk1Hg ab1l1t1es to Helen Lowery and Clara Pearce I, Eugene Meneghettl, Wlll my ab111ty to give very SXPTGSSIVS glances to Robert Adalr I, Maxlne Yoder, to B111 Roberts, bequeath any part of my muslcal talent that he may need I, SylV18 Wlse, deed my talkatlveness to Phyllls Rota. I, Marvln Cobb, hope that the respons1b1l1ty of Colonel Cobb's Coxner wlll be accepted by some 1DHOCSHt person I, Lesle Wherrett, w1ll my poetlc abillty to Glen Andrews Q n f - . . . . . - ,S . . . - - . L ' . 1 U I 2 o . . . . . . . . el . . . . . . . ' O . . . .J . . . I . . . . - C . . r . . . 0 o . . . . l V I, 5.34 I . . . QQ' , U . . . . . . . I, e - . . . I, , o J U . . . Y r . . .. . . . . . . - K 0 . . .. . Q . . . c . . . . . . . . i . . U . . . I

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SENIOR HISTORY September, l937 was a happy month for a class of brlght eyed youngsters, for lt marked thelr entrance 1nto the seventh grade and started them on a S1X year Journey of both fun and work. Toward the end of the year two new glrls, one from Callfornla and one from Oregon, were added to the golly class When V8C8t1OH came lt found every student looklng forward to a second year at Tenlno High School Several of the old members d1d not come back the next fall, but there were some new ones to take the1r places As Slghth graders they were ready to 'show the ropes' to the new comlng seventh graders Then came thelr glorlous freshmen year and graduatlon 1nto Senlor Hlghl The class was very large th1s year and had to be dlvlded 1n half, but they managed to St1Ck together One of the hlghllghts of the year was thelr successful presentatlon of UThe Adventures of Tom Sawyer Ah Sowrv ore year, upstalrs at last, and able to partlclpate ln all school ac 1t1es Septemh 1941 Gollv, can that bunch of 'practlcally grown up young people 1 those llttle seventh grade 'k1dS of such a short t1me ago? Another very successful play was presented, UThe Haunted Hlgh School The Junlor Prom was the dance of the year and the gym was beautlfully decorated Then, wonder of wonders, there was the fall of 1942 brlnglng the super tltle f HS8R1OTS to the thlrty two 6XC1t6d young men and women, all of whom were especlally actlve thls ClOS1Hg year They went up to Whldby Island for a weekend 1n October. More funll' The Senlor Ball was glven 1H November, the theme belng a barn dance. In Apr1l they presented thelr f1nal dramat1c offerlng, H brlel Blow our Horn Four new members were added to the Senlor Class roll, maklng a total of th1rty SlX who w1ll never forget the nlght of May 28, 1943, when, scared but determlned, thev marched to the platform for thelr graduatlon 9X9TC1S6S and to recelve thelr dlplomas Thus closes the hlstorv of the Class of '45 We are leavlng our tltle to the next vear's Senlors, hoplng they N111 have as much fun whlle they hav lt as vm d1d ALOHA ' 1 . - . . . . . I . . O v 1 - - U Q H U l 1.'Yv ' ' ' v ' 471-fy' ' . , 1 - 11 LQA, 0 V , - I - ll - ll - I J O . . 4 . . o ' - . . . . L . I GB ' Y in s . - . . . 0 4 0 . . . Y. JJ . V 9 . . 0

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I Alfred Hacker, gladly g1V6 my presldentlal headaches to some other unfortunate I, Dorothy Noskl, deed to Ruby Neumeler, my gentle footsteos Robert Mlchel, w1ll my nlckname M1k9n to Zoe Mae MacMurdy Norrlne Tanner, offer my ways and means by whlch I get out of classes to Vlrglnla DHVIS Norman Montgomery, wlll to Davld Scheel, my boldness June Englund, offer the use of my stentor1an tones to Jlm Short Betty McEacheran, to Verna Slokles, glVe my steady, easy gO1ng manner Jack Ersklne, leave to Harold Imler, my harem 1n the Engl1sh room Blalne Lycan, wlll what 1S left of my harum scarum manner to Clyd Arlrews, g1V6 to Stanley Dyson, my' car's place ln the shop. Betty Lou Beach, wlll my stenographlc ab1l1t1es to Shlrley Bollng I Josee Van Busklrk, leave to Irls Klng my shyness I, Carl Yant1s, bequeath wholeheartedly my even temperament to Ed M6H9ghGtt1 I, Kathleen Mann, wlll to Dorothy Stockwell my punctuallty I, J1m Imler, deed my John on Creek bus run, to anyone who can handle lt I, Nell Kosola, bequeath the weary hours spent 1n wr1ting thls w1ll to Walter Stelndorf In Wltness, thereof, may lt be known to all that on this eventful day, the twenty elghth day of May, 1n the year of our Lord, Nlneteen Hundred and Forty Three, the Senlor Class hereby declare and testlfy the above 15 thelr last Wlll and Testament The Class of '43 W1tHSSS8S2 Buddy Beaver Bonnle Beaver , . . . I , 0 1 n c . I, . . I, 1 ' ' . . If . . I, . . A - . I, . . . I, i . ' . . .- Billie'Johnson. I, e xr ' ' I, I . . . . . . J U , A . - . '