West Valley High School - Eagle Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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CLASS ROLL GSOKD Pat Allen: Her first years have made provision for the last. Helen Amundsen: Life is a gay affair. Mary Anderson: She never leaves till tomorrow that which she can do today Frances Anderson: Modest and shy-but oh my! Dick Arnold: A leader in more than sports. Alberta Adams: We can never have too much of a good thing. Dewey Barbour: It is not good for man to be alone. Marc Beguelin: Has learned everything and forgotten nothing. Guy Blew: Men of few words are the best men. Doris Black: Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. Don Black: Leaves no stone unturned. jean Brewer: The price of wisdom is above rubies. Dona Brewer: The future belongs to those who prepare. Margaret Brischle: Grand to know. Ellen Buchanan: A genius-one who is never caught studying. Margaret Burger: One to whom the best is due.

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CLASS ROLL GWOND Maxine Briggs: She has a mind well ordered. Janice Chilton: Fun, through and through. Dorothy Clay: A host of fun under a quiet exterior. Bob Conner: I-Ie'll add another light to Broadway. Maxine Culver: Hold that boogie woogie beat! Max Dobler: I'll get by. Roberta Ellsworth: A barrel of fun. Walt Ernst: The maestro. Gerry Eickerman: Oh! Those pearly teeth! Clara Falco: Hold that smile! Joyce Fleak: Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with wit. jerry Gano: Brilliance! Clarence Gehrke: A swell aloe. Max Gerlach: A little michief now and then is relished by the best of men Bob Guffin: A real sense of humor. james Harmon: Life is good.