Tenino High School - Tehisco Yearbook (Tenino, WA)

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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 . - . '

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Los Angeles, Callfornla May 28, 1953 Dear Nell: You'll never guess whom I ran 1nto the other day or rather who almost ran lnto me Well, anyway here 1S what happened I was crosslng the street at the corner of Hollywood and Vlne when suddenly a great big car a whatcha call 'em? , Rolls Royce, came Wh1ZZ1ng around the corner, and lt had to h1t elther a lamp post or me Well, lt h1t the post But the drlver, as soon as he saw who I was, sa1d he wmshed he had hit me 1nSt68d, and when I looked at the front of that beautlful car, I almost died Almost, I said But here I am rattllng on and on and haven't told you who he was Maybe you've guessed by the speed at Wh1Ch he was dr1v1ng Yes, Jim Imler. Now here comes the real shock Just then a pollceman walked up and you'll never guess who he was Prepare yourself! It was Chet Fuller Yes, really! Well, we started ta1k1ng, and Chet sa1d he had recelved a letter that very day from guess whom? None other than Carl Yant1s and Paula Schaefer who w1th the1r four chlldren are l1v1ng happ11y on the1r beautlful farm. Oh, I must tell you about my V1S1t to the Paramount Studlo where a movle entltled nUnder and Over 1S belng made from the book by the same name wrltten by Lesle Wherrett I suppose you read the book when you heard one of our classmates had wrltten a best seller The star 1S Mark Grable Of course, you know who Mark is 1n real 11f6 Fellx Noskl. Remember hzs slster Dorothy that beautlful brown eyed g1rl who took the secretarlal course? Well, lt seems she's not only beautlful but bralny and manages h1s publlclty mall, soclal llfe, etc , wonderfully I also saw June Englund who was havlng a screen test made that day Fellx and Dot seemed to thlnk lt would successful I was so happy when I rece1ved your last letter 1n whlch you sa1d you'd landed that super Job of teachlng at Harvard Un1V9YS1ty It must have been a very pleasant SUPpP1S8 for you when you dlscovered that Betty Lou Beach was the stewardess on the plane on wh1ch you took your tr1p to Chlcago I would have l1ked to have been w1th you when you went to the Ra1nbow Room to hear Maxine Yoder's famous all g1rl orchestra I'm very anxlous to hear about the rest of your tr1p D1d you see any other old acquaintances? Wrlte and tell me all As ever, Nene D l . . ' . . . . . . . . 0 . L . . . . . I I . . O . . . 1 gg . . ' I l O , . . -- . q 1 n . . ' ' ' be O . . . . O . . D . . 0 . . . . a h I