Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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We, Bob Brons and Chester Neuharth, bequeath to the juniors the ability to graduate ‘from high school without further attendence, by passing a difficult examination with grade A rating. Certified on the Second Day of April in the Year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-seven. WITNESSETH : Ngai 2 Fea y 2 6. Hades) (BRAT) Class Presideny Sup't. of Schools [=i Class Advisor e 6

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5g ee ee ad BS 1 | I, Alvin Clapp, leave my ability to make noise in class to Don Lovrein. He seems to have the technique. Jerry Reed, will my quiet ways to Bill Dunster. Jim Zelinski, leave my ability to skip class to anyone else who can get away with it. Carl Harrod, leave my talent in making baskets to futurs WHS “besket--ballers for use ina state tournamsnt soon. Nadine Garrett, just left to set up housekeeping. Dorothy Becker, am determined to take it all with me . Elaine Brons, leave my secretarial skill to Violet Smith so that she too can hope to get a job as somebody's private secretary. Joyce Brons, leave my ability to have romances ' put still. keep out of the gossip columns to Shirley Magnuson. It might come in handy. Frieda Zinn Murray, leave my ambition to finish high school to you who may marry before gradu- ation. Betty Lou Lindsley, will my way with men to the girls of the student body so that they too will get flowers on Valentine's day. Ruby Yeager, leave my yell leading technique to anyone who wants to learn the acrobatics. Eugene Sasai, leave my interest in big books and encyclopedias to whom-so-ever will use it to good advantage. The books are in the library. We, Ansel Braley, Hugh Forney, Thomas Hillsberry, Jack Irvin, Jack Maize, Clayton McCormick, and Joe Rubens, all vets of World War II, leave our desire to secure more schooling to future freshmen.

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DEN OR. ot Oy In the fall of 19435-'44, 26 green but very de- termined freshmen enrolled in the Warrenton high school. After passing initiation with flying ors, we settled down to the task of being good high school students. Under the suvervision of Mrs. Rohrbough we elected the following officers to su- pervise our class activities: President, Bob Black Vice-president, Gordon Penix; Secretary-Treasurer, Gerald Heilman. The fall of 1944-'45 found 19 sophomores re- turning to WHS. In September, 1944, under the sup- ervision of our new advisor, Mrs. Baldwin, the fol- lowing officers were elected: President, Bob Black Vice-President, Gloria Swanson; Secretary-Treasurer Elaine Brons. We staged the frosh initiation and leter in the year started working on decorations for the Junior-Segior prom. The South Sea Island theme was very siisewetil 1x used. 1945 found us enrolling in WHS, this time as juniors. Upperclassnen! Baldwin was once again our class advisor, and Bob Black remained