Weiser High School - Pineburr Yearbook (Weiser, ID)

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We DARWIN ADAMS-wills his sparking spot to anyone who can find it. ANITA ALDER-leaves Taking her sense of humor with her. MONTE ANDERSON-leaves for the Newsstand. ROBERT ANDERSON-wills chemistry and physics classes to Patsy Man- sor. TOM ARIMA-wills his ability to lose weight to Ronnie Terashima. DALLAS BALL-leaves with the boys. FRAN BAUDEK-wills her trip to New York to this year's lucky U. N. winner. NORA BRECHBIEL-wills her luck at getting a diamond her senior year to Vicki Eacker. HILDEGARD BUYNY-wills her bermuda shorts to Ronnie Terashima. SHIRLEY CARR-wills her bashfulness to D. Ann Clabby. LARRY CHANDLER-wills his motorcycle payments to anyone who can keep them up. DON CHISUM-wills his ability to study general science to some poor freshman. GLORIA CHRISTIANSEN-wills her 'blond hair to anyone with a big enough bottle to keep it that way. PAT CLARK-wills her long hair to Bobbie Lee Johnson. ART COLLINS-leaves singing Love and Marriage! JANET COOKE-leaves to enlist. NANCY COON-wills her pouty expression to anyone who doesn't get what they want. DICK COX-wills his easy 5th period to Don Wireman. LAURENCE DELASHMUTT-wills his 2nd period physics to his sister, Donna. MARLEEN DRUMHELLER-wills her column Seen About the Campus to the next Louella Parsons. DICK EISENBARTH-wills his big bluff to Ronnie Terashima. LEROY EISENBARTH-leaves, but waits for Sally. MARY EISENBARTH-wills her ability to sing to Judy McGinnis. KAY ELLIS-wills the brains she wishes she had to Perry Rodabaugh. BARBARA FERRIS-wills her ability to having nothing to do in study hall to a lucky Freshman. DALTON GLENN-wills his quiet ways to Bob Walters. VAL GRIFFITH-wills his cowboy boots to Steve Langmade. SUE HALL-wills her bookkeeping tests to her brother. KEN HARAGUCHI-leaves his iokes behind for Mrs. Dudgeon's pleas- ure. JOAN HARTNETT-wills her typing ability to any first-year student. LARRY HATCH-leaves Frank Irons with auto mechanics. BARBARA HAYNES-wills her spare tire to Charlotte Lovegreen. JIM HILL-wills his white shoes to anyonefwho has feet big enough to fill them. SHELBY HILT-leaves looking up at the senior girls. CARROL HUST-wills her ability to go with out-of-town boys to any fresh- man girl who can do likewise. JUANITA JOHNSTON-wills her first period library to her little sister, Whitney Smith, providing she can yell Quiet enough. MELVIN JONELY-leaves wondering how he made it. KAY JONES-leaves with Dick. CLEORA KRAHN-wills her dancing ability to Ruth Parks. JOE KARMOS-wills his oolfino abilitv to Jon Wrav.

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PAT WALTERS Wants to chew gum in chorus Has that pretty blond hair Says, 'But, Mr. Brown. SHARON WARREN Wants fewer book reports Has a pretty smile Says, I have to deliver the clothes. ANNEITA WIDENER Wants 7 Has big eyes She is the quiet kind whose nature varies. ELLA MAE WOODRUFF Wants to be 5' 2 Has a BIG horn Says, Oh . . . I forgot. PAULINE WORLEY Wit and wisdom are hers Here she comes , . . there she goes Says, Don't judge me by my silence KATHY WRIGHT Wears a nice smiIe Has pinks slacks Says, I'm a friend of everyone.

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GEORGE KAUTZ-leaves in his Model T. KENNETH KUNTZ-wills his hot rod to Phillip Weitz. ELIZABETH LAIRD-wills her piccolo to some deaf person. 'M7SRJORTFFA'NGLEY-leaves dear old chemistry. THERESA LANGMADE-leaves the candy sales counter shouting, Candy Special Today. BEVERLY LEDINGTON-wills her position as ag secretary to anyone who can stand the long walks to North Hall. HELEN LEWIS-will by her absence let someone else talk. GENE LINDER-wills his gift of gab to anyone who talks that much. CLAUDE LONG-wills his ability to get along with teachers and in study hall to Dan Smith. BETTY LYON-wills her ability to get out-of-town boys to Nadine. WILMA LYON-leaves with stars in her eyes and a ring on her finger. TOM MADILL-wills his good looks to Harry Hall. JEWELL MCDONOUGH-wills her brains to her brother, Bill, who needs ' them. - ' Q I 4 JEAN MCVAY-wills her girdle to anyone that it will fit. ESTHER MITCHELL-wills her bashfulness to Verla Ott. ART MUSSER-leaves with the National Guard. ' HOWARD NELSON-wills what he has left when he gets out to Lynn Hendry. FRED OWENS-wills his place on the bench to Larry Logan, providing he can stand the blisters. LEON PETERSON-leaves saying, Bye bye, Karen. JOSEPHINE PETRASHEK-wills student body secretary to this year's lucky junior. GEORGE PETTIT-wills his ability in auto mechanics to an ambitious iun- ior. ROY PETTIT-wills Mr. Irons all of his proiects, because he hasn't time to do them. DOROTHY POUND-wills her history grades to Larry Cirac. OTTO RAST-wills his seat in physics to anyonewho can see from there. ANN REDFORD-wills her favorite C?l middle name to some underclass- man who can take the teasing. LEOLA ROBERTS-wills her bass horn to anyone who has enough wind to blow it and carry it at the same time. JERRY ROLLINS-leaves with Mel and George. ERNEST ROTHLEY-leaves to be a bachelor. Ha! Ha! PAT SHODA-wills her size to Mel Eakin. TERRY SMITH-wills his ability to get out of giving speeches in U. S. His- tory to some other sly.one. DENNISS SOLT-wills his nickname CBirdiej to the birds. KARNA THORSON-leaves for the air! JOHN TURNER-wills the headaches of the F.F.A. scrapbook to next year's reporter. MIKE WADLEY-leaves in a hurry. PAT WALTERS-wills her girdle to Coach Jerry Bellon. SHARON WARREN-wills her office in O.M.S. to Miss Kissell for future use. ANNETTA WIDENER-wills her sewing ability to Bonnie Paul. ELLA MAE WOODRUFF-wills her mind to anyone who needs another half. PAULlNE'WORLEY-wills her short time and fun in W.H.S. to any new student. KATHY WRIGHT-wills her curves to the north and south highway.