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A SENIOHS DICTIONARY Absence-A trip to the office: yellow slip indicates grade loss: White make-up permit. AlibifThat which gets one by or out, as the case may be. It should not be overworked. Assembly-That which should occur six times a day. Bluff-Synonym for self-preservation: to conceal vague references: used to graduate. Bull-What you tell your teacher when you don't know your lesson. Books-Something we are always borrowing, lending or turning loose in the locker room. Things which we very seldom use Classes-Daily rest periods lasting fifty minutes. Very tiring on students: should be abolished. Cut-That which happens to classes in the spring of the year. Date-Something we didn't learn in history: that which she broke: usually occurring on week end nights. Davenport-See Dick and Phil. Fever-A disease that occurs before exams: commonly called spring fever. Flunk-A state of affairs or conditions following examinations: opportunity for the teachers to get even with you. Friend-That's what other people are when you have a dollar. Grades-Hard to make good ones: a method invented by the faculty for the purpose of defrauding our character and reputation. Idea-Rarest of all specimens: comes to but a few: extremely hard to find. Distant relative to bluff. Iazz-See Teen Age Club or nearest juke box. Junior-Sophisticated upper-classman: may be described by conceit. Kick-A daily event, may be acquired by anyone. Lunch-Either sandwiches or soup: that which students rush home to at 11:50. Nut-See any under-classman. Nuisance-lnvitations to the office: report cards: stairs instead of elevators. Nonchalant-Manner in which she looks at you when you tell her you love her. Prepare-See Study: undefinableg no such word known. Prof.-What the faculty would like to be called: present term Teach. Queen-Senior girls' rivalry for Apple Blossom royalty. Rotten-What you do in your exams: some jokes that are told at assemblies. Race-See assembly. Scholarship-A term uncommonly referred to: a relic. Seniors-One time underclassmen who have gotten by in the past: humble, absent-minded, studiaus, Shakes-See The Midget: things students have before a test. Sophomore-Found under and in the balcony. Ambition: To occupy middle part of the desk section. Spring-A season that turns a young man's fancy. See cut and fever. r Study-eNo definition: brains fail to register. TestsvA time when one finds out what one hasn't been studying. Union-That which students would like to organize. Vacation-See Hooray! and cut. Women-What men can't do without: expensive luxury: why boys play football. Work-Presumably something done by the outside people. X-A moron's signature. CSee a lot around schooll. Xams-See midnight oil: also nightmare: what every student can do without. Youth-See Sophomore. Zeroe-See tears: also grades. 29
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WEISS, MARILYN JOYCE-Band, Orchestra, Girls' Club. Ambition: To attend W. S. C. next fall, and major in Home Eco- nomics. WELCH, BUD-Spanish Club, Camera Club Secretary-treasurer, Chess and Checker Club, Fall and Spring Senior Council. Ambition: Go to a designing school, and then open my own salon either in California, Florida, or New York. WETHERALD, IOAN-Girls, Club, Chorus, Sophomore Class Sec- retary, Pageant. Ambition: To see the World. WHEELER, MARILYN LOUISE-Hi Yu, Spanish Club, Girls, Club. Ambition: To have a Third Street put through. WHITBECK, ROBERT-Hi-Y President, Baseball, Manager Fooiball and Basketball, Student Council, Latin Club. Ambition: Play first base for the Boston Red Sox against Parsons, Bums in the world series. WILLIAMS, LAURA JUNE-Girls' Club. Ambition: To make my husband happy always. WINN, DICK A.4Hi-Y, junior Council, Sophomore Council, Hi-Y Chaplain, Football and Baseball Manager. Ambition: To go to New York and win S1000 by running competi- . tion with Ioe VVeider. WISE, CATHERINE-Hi Yu, Girls' Club, Sophomore Council, Legis- lature. Ambition: To go to college and then-? WOOD, CHARLES WILLIAM-Apple Leaf Representative, Public Address, Movie Operator, Movie Chief. Ambition: To get a technical training in mechanics or radio. WOODWARD, IO ANN-Sophomore Council, junior Council, P. G., Apple Leaf Representative, Junior Assembly, Girls' Club. Ambition: To become a good secretary, and later settle clown in a home of my own. ZIMMERMAN, NAOMI4Sophomore Assembly, junior Assembly. gi Yu, Pageant, Girls' Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Production of Brother oose. Ambition: To be happy. 28 VVALKER, HAROLD-Apple Leaf Staff. Ambition: To be happy. WATLING, VIRGINIA-Honor Society, S. P. Q. R., Sophomore Rep- resentative, Sophomore Dance, Girls' Club. Ambition: To graduate from the University of NVashington. WAX, SHIRLEY-Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, P. WAX, SHIRLEY-lTri-Hi-Y Secretary, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, P. G., Honor Society, Apple Leaf Staff, Girls' Sports. WEAVER, LIBBIE ROSE-P. G., Band, Gitls,'Club, Junior Assem- bly, Legislature Representative, Prom Representative, Apple Blossom Pageant. Ambition: To create a new, new look. WEBER, SHIRLEY JEAN-Sports, Girls, Club. Ambition: To travel around the world with Io Ann and Audree, and write a poem about it. Then I'1l become a sports writer. WEGNER, KENNETH-F. F. A. Ambition: Beef ranching. r i
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Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Bow 30 Brandon, Clark, Brunton, Caudill, Banks, Babst, Abair. Breen, Price, B 0 v e e , Bryant Capps, Baker, Barnhart, Barber, Burke. Burns, Cleek, Alspach, Benedict, B. Anderson, Billingsley, Croskrey, Baughman, Briggs. Canterbury, Brandt, Conrad, I. Anderson, Bagdon, Aylor, Bothun, Akers. Grucnbeig, C u l l i n g , Dunning, Graves, Gilstrap, Dolph. Hartley, Fisher, Fraley, Douglas, Conley, Dodd, Cripe, Howling, Hampton, Derting. Hatley, Clum, Dennis, Jensen, Goetz, Doneeri, Gormley. Hinderer, Greenwald, Grey, Gra- ham, G. Files, Erikson, Hickman. Freudenbcrger, D a r k , Dodge, Compton, B. Gaston, Serawd, Gus- tatson. Hall, Cordell, D. Gaston, Day, Dew, Davenport, Galbert, Evans, Fraser. IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS l-low l. Snyder, Iones, Love. Row 2. Young, Kendall. Koch
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