Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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QUIN AULT 15 ELIZABETH BUCK Privileged character No. 4. CHARLES BUSHXELL Let George do it. GEORGE BUSHNELL I.et Charles do it. INEZ CABOT Whose who are you ? WALTER CARL He man. Maybe it’s her man. HELEN CARLSON Well, that’s over. RUTH CARLSON They cut me off short. WILLIAM CASEY In Casey goes wrong— LORAINE CAUTHORN Her Ray! her Ray! her Ray! FLORENCE CHAMP It’s an ill wind that isn't Easterly. GEORGE CHRISTENSEN He had it. CHARLES CLARK Well, I know I’m right.

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14 QUINAUL1 FRANCES ALBEE Albce all right. LYLE ALBERT. Quantity and quality LUMAK ALDRICH A rich musician. Ha keeps his notes in sax. CHARLOTTE ALLEN The power behind the throne. AGNES ANDERSON Eventually, why not now? BERNARD ASHMAN Me? Fickle? STEVE BARETICH I didn’t take my seat because it was screwed to the floor. EDWARD BARKER I know every street in Cos-mopolis.— (Copyrighted 1926-27). IDA BERDINE Ida been here. RAY BRAMSTEDT Ray! Ray! Bramstedt. EDNA BRAUN Has she? AILEEN ARLAND Aileen on myself.

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16 QUIN AULT HELEN CLARK “What’s the use of talking?” WALTER CRIM He drives ’em crazy. JEANNETTE CULL1S Jenn et. NELLIE DAI)GIS Think of Me. MYRTLE DANIELSON O. B. yourself. KENNETH DAY “Day by Day in every way, etc. MARGARET DELANTY 1. Clyde. 2. Laurence. 3. Was Annie Wright? 1. Fridolf. DOROTHEA DONNELLY A musical girl with a band on her head. MARJORIE DOUGLASS “When she hums, oh my gum She's the berries—” ROBERTA DRIVER You can't Driver. VICTOR DROEGE Always playing around. ROBERT DUDLEY He's got the Duds.