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A YEARBOOK
PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY
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EUGENE, OREGON
IUNE,
1953
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This annual is dedicated to the students and faculty who have had
to work and study in an overcrowded school building. To the students
who, for the most part, have cooperated to the utmost with the faculty
this year, and to the faculty for thefine job they have done.
This book is dedicated to you------
We of the Annual Staff hope that this yegrbook wi 11 bring you many
pleasant memories of the past school year. We hope the pictur es re-
mind you of the happy times at Roosevelt. The will and prophecy are
all in fun. -
If you enjoy the 1952-53 annual give thanks to the Vocational School
for the photographs, and to a small group of students who spent many
hours putting the book together.
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PRINCIPAL
VICE-PRINCIPAL
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GEORGE B. NELSON
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FACULTY
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Row 1: H. Johnson, Ward, Romano, B. Nelson, Downey, Erickson, G. Nelson,
Ackerman.
Row 2: Nimmo, Penttila, R. Johnson, Woodie, Gilbert, Earnest, Specht.
Row 3: Hughes, Coons, Mattley, Sorenson, Hettinger, Mason, Krider, Tinker.
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Row 4: Mullaley, Hopper, Lettow, Groves, Pitman, Smith.
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CLASSES
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NINTH GRADE
CLASS RECORD
This has been a particularly eventful year for the ninth grade class of
'53. Besides being the first class to go all the way through the new Roosevelt Junior High, it was the largest class to be graduated from the school.
Two hundred and twenty-one people received their diplomas at the class
graduation. A new subject, Latin, was introduced to the ninth grade this
year.
A class record that included all the outstanding people and events of the
past year would be much too long to print in this book.
Each student
should have his own fond memories of the ninth grade activities.
The ninth grade graduation and dance was a fine climax to a very successful year.
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NINE ONE
Row 1: Paden, Perry, Starmer, McEwen, Parker, Chittick, Parish.
Row 2: Ordner, Jones, Kane, Roberts, Holmes, Keck, Iames.
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Row 3: R. King, D Iones. Langan, Potterf, Pearson, Kennedy.
Row 4: Hinesh, Neale, McBroom, Lemke, Kimball. Absent: Moe, Criuse.
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NINE TWO
Row 1: J Taylor, Soword, Mcintyre, S. Smith, Dayton, Snyder.
Row 2: F. Johnston, Wrigglesworth, Willener, Nuss, Iayne, Bertrand, Gilstrap. Row 3: Quinby, Gamble, Hawley, S. Huntingion, J. Cook, Kienzle.
Row 4: G. Hughes, P. Price, Howerton, Howell, Gheen. Absent: Haxby, Wengert, Colson.
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NINE THREE
Row 1: D. Cook, Trowbridge, Yarbrough, E. Stanley. Moreland. Andreason.
Brabham.
Row 2: Whitworth, Crabtree, M. Beck, Rader, Stark, Sears,
Vandehey, L. Wills. Row 3: Petit, L. Brabham, Cameron, G. Smith, Huston,
Steward, Kelm, Donavan, P. Smith. Row 4: Freestone, R. Turner, D. Haefle,
Hess, McCracken.
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NINE FOUR
Row 1: Simmons, Mollier,. Hixon, Mathiesen, Gilbert, Dodge, Lavender.
Row 2: Summerill, T. White, Viestenz, Morris, Greene, L. Williams, Yates,
Stone. Row 3: B. Jeffries, Nutter, Iorgenson, Hamaker, Hegstad, Starkey,
M. Nelson, Wullschleger, Zehrung. Row 4: Schmidt, Hastings, N, Woods,
Kerns, B. Walker, Reed. Row 5: G. Renken, J. Perry, Waddington, L. Russell.
Absent: Reece, Newcomb.
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NINE FIVE
Row 1: Guild, B. Iacoby, R. Peterson, Lindstrom, Greyerbiehl, Kerley, E. Johnson. Row 2: Kingsley, Chesbro, Gardner, Ayotte, Mickelson, Best, Potter,
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Vaughn. Row 3: M. Iohnson, Beck, Kuhl, Fields, Puterbaugh, Henslee, Tryon. Row 4: Sinclair. I. Woods, Killen, Souers, Squires, Vincent.
Row 5: Shorack, Hearn, Krueger, R. Smith.
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NINE SIX
Row 1: Anshutz, Colver, Carlton, Risley, Myrmo, B. Allen, Scott. Row 2: K.
Richmond, Chapman, Kirkpatrick, Buono, Claydon, M. Richmond, McMurtry, Knox, L. Miller. Row 3: Brewer, Grant, Sprague, Macy, Dudley, Guske,
Plass, Burrell. Row 4: Martinek, Hayden, Gustafson, Bennett, W. Peterson,
Hubbard, Gale, Foreman, B. Wills, K. Kaufman. Absent: Fletcher.
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NINE SEVEN
Row 1: Bliss, Brooks, B. Johnson, D. Anderson, Hazelton, Christensen, Bankhead. Row 2: D. Cooke, Ankeny, D. Wood, C. Allen, Danner, Grubbe, Huistader, Henshaw. Row 3: D. Anstine, Hopkins, Hodges, McCabe, Carpenter, Gewiss, D. Chen. Row 4: Cox, Ireland. Richardson, Goodnough, B.
Hansen, Collar. Row 5: I. Willener, Hickman, Gaskill, Goodman.
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EIGHT ONE
Row 1: Ramey, Clark, Ball, G. Brown, Bremer, Proctor, Bays, Masterson.
Row 2: Edmiston, Cook, Fitzpatrick, Maxwell, Schreiner, Barber, Foskett, Culbertson, Rubeirt, Vanzanten. Row 3: Wion, Lundy, Holland, Parmenter,
Hawley, Spencer, Thiessen, Sheffer, Bauerly. Row 4: Woodruff, V. Smith,
Adrian, Potterf. Absent: Woods.
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EIGHT TWO
Row 1: Erb, Taliaferro, Allison, Whitson, Erickson, Hogue, Simon.
Row 2: T. Conway, D. Admire, Hutchins, McBee, R. Davis, Murphy, Elias,
Coffey. Row 3: Link, Chickering, Mogan, Steve Beck, Carpenter, R. Farwell, Ellis.
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EIGHT THREE
Row 1: Forster, Heidgerken, Hoey, Gould, B. Miller, I. Power, I Braun, Wise.
Row 2: Vlasak, Lyon, Buoy, Beach, Slocum, Clements, Coons, T. Miller, J.
Mickelson. Row 3: Martin, Ariss, Berg, Schulz, G. Brown, Hart, Davenny,
Cleveland. Row 4: Diehl, Robinson, Thiess, Sikes. Absent: Porath, Stewart.
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Row 1: Kingsley, Holstrum, Thorne, Osburn, Hale, Papineau, McCall.
Row 2: Harvey, Moursund, Tuttle, Kier, Caddy, Buono, Person, Dyer, I. Iohn-
son. Row 3: Ramey, Lee, Barlow, Moles, Rich, Schleicher, P. Miller, Hoglan.
Row 4: Hirons, Moody, F. Braun, Lake. Absent: Mercer, Bransford, Fleming.
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Row 1: Miller, Newsom, Siegrist, Poston, Carter, Glenn, Evans. Row 2: Lamb,
Philpott, T. Berg, Faust, Moore, Bozorth, Jeffers, Hendrickson, Washburn.
Row 3: D. Long, Clark, Parker, Lemon, M. Johnson, Hall, McDonald. Row 4:
Rushing, Kottke, Bushman, King, S. Dyer. Absent: Grubbe, Mickel.
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Row 1: Love, Dunnem, Keith, E. Kaufman, Harris, Myers, S. Brown. Row 2:
Hassett, Harmon, Greene, Gjesvold, Elmore, Davis, Capps, Swindall.
Row 3: Eberhardt, Nelson, Sorensen, Milligan, Huse, Richens, Hadley, Marsha Miller. Row 4: Yanonis, Overstreet, Poindexter, Beck. Absent: Backer,
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Row 1: Weinstein, McCune, Gray, Hastings, Horton, Wells, Rayfield.
Row 2: Ward, Hoiting, Flanigan, DuShane, Sears, Anthony, Huss, Lawson.
Row 3: M. Miller, D. Baker, Swangard, Lokken, Fore, Holcomb. Row 4: Little,
S. Smith, Haney, Hoffman. Absent: R. Miller, Pearson, L. Erickson, Butler.
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EIGHT EIGHT
Row 1: D. Brown, Countryman, Sova, Williams, Downes, Wolford. Row 2:
Atwood, Blank, Woods, N. Huntington, Rosen, D. Smith, Barnes, Luck.
Row 3: Powell, Dunken, Stuhr, L. Johnson, A. Peterson, Bunning, Cerkoney,
Bunch, Cooke, Thomas, Gibson, D. Johnson. Absent: Collect, McGuire, B.
Seeley.
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SEVENTH GRADE
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SEVEN ONE
Row 1: L. Miller, Farwell, S. Brown, D. Miller, Yates, I. Conway, Simon.
Row 2: Morris, C. Brown, Lay, Tobin, Wiscomb, Dell, Liles, Bunce. Row 3:
Bardgett, Swindall, Suiter, Russell, Fugitt, Holden. Absent: Wilson, Bish.
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*4 Row 1: Smith, Atherton, Hensler, Gray, Walkley, Spreng, Moore. Row 2:
Reece, Seeley, Caton, Hufstader, Hearn, Erwin, Lane, Stanley. Row 3:
Wright, Lawson, Long, Armstrong, DeMoss, Collins, Bish, Ianzig, Torvik.
Row 4: Reed, Haefle, Willener, Starkweather, Crafts, L. Wright, Morrow,
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Row 1: Houghton, Owen, Reylea, Hemmingsen, Lloyd, Towler, Farwell.
Row 2: Thompson, Horning, Cross, Saunders, Quinby, Kambly, Watson, Warren. Row 3: Edmiston, Elder, McEwen, Kiess, Reed, Gentle, Wenner, Own-
by, Spreckles. Row 4: Gibson, Short, Iohnson, Sitzman, Hampton, Brewer,
Lynes, Lambert. Absent: Waning.
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Row 1: Hepner, Cerkoney, Dillingham, Wood, Clark, Wassom, Foreman.
Row 2: Clements, Lesch, Russell, Ness, Beach, Iacoby, Shultis, Faw. Row 3:
Williams, Hughes, Lobaugh, Reddig, Hargreaves, Henderson, Summers,
Lloyd, Kilpatrick. Row 4: Pyle, Gilpin, Morris, Kramer, Olsen, McPheeters.
Absent:
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Row 1: Bliss, Mattison, Henshaw, Starlin, Elliott, Betts, Fitch, Ashby. Row
2: Young, Teal, Wassan, Simmons, Bunch, Hartsoch, Bays. J. Smith, Rigsby.
Dowle. Row 3: Huvovila, Alltan, Myers, Darrold, Varner, Strite, Glassman,
Senn. Row 4: Tullar, Pooser, Knott, Levings, Hughes, Rubenstein, Coleman,
Wood. Absent: Steinborn.
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Row 1: Stenwick, Stunp, Blank, Robertson, Wood, Hartman, Smigley, Kla-
bunder, Tysill. Row 2; Glenn, Noice, Haun, Filzmorris, Lungan, Perry, Hegstad, Walters, Harry. Row 3: Burcham, Blackburn, Chaney, Smith, Seal.
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Weathers, Huls, Hughes, Norriss. Row 4: Moody, Meyers, McCracken,
Babb, Iohnson, Williams. Absent: Anstine, Millett.
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Row 1: Abbott, Horning, Myrmo, Lloyd, Woodin, Baxter, Morrowe, Kinter.
Row 2: Admire, Baker, Burton, Marshall, Geddess, Ford, Johnson, Hurd,
Row 3: Scott, Kuykendall, Mulligan, Thompson, Haxby,
Charles, Vaughn, Perry, Bloch. Row 4: Warren, Goldschmidf, Robinson,
Slack, Cook.
Haag. Absent: Davis.
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Row 1: Booth, Allen, Needham, Hutton, Kovtynovich, Brown, Ch'en. Row 2:
Strayer, Maier, Campbell, Whatley, Wheat, Landers, Moreland, Fore, So-
ward. Row 3: Cooper. Voeltz. Thompson, Phaigh, Gould, Jones. Phelps,
Wood. Row 4: Welch, Ross, Erickson, Kaiser, Wilson, Bailey, Murray, Tolson.
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SOCCER TEAM
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Row 1: James, Morris, Chen, Cruise, R. Miller, Hufstader, R, Miller. Row 2:
Coons, Price, Gustafson, Woods, Squires, Hirons, Slocum. Row 3: Hutton.
Potterf, King, Poindexter, Shorack, Freestone, Moody, Kimball. Row 4:
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Krueger, McCracken, Waddington, Peterson, Willener, Perry, Turner, R.
Smith.
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
Row 1: Huistader, Cruise, Woods, Petit, Reece, James. Row 2: Hayden, Kirk-
mire, Gustafson, Iones, Hickman, Krueger, King. Row 3: Waddington, Willener, Peterson, Turner, McCracken, Bennett.
JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL
Row 1: Huistader, Poston, Bunning, Gould. Row 2: Hunt, Osborn, Overstreet,
Warren, Coons. Row 3: Potterf, Poindexter, Turner, Bushman, Wilson,
Hirons.
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Bennett, Wiuener, R. Smith, Waddington. Row 3: Shorack, Gaskill, Hickman, R. Turner.
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Row 1: Poston, Gould, Bunning. Row 2: Hunt, Warren, Hirons, Overstreet,
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Row 1: Miller, Coons, Stark, Price, Hufstader, Bunning. Row 2: Cruise, King,
Warren, Freestone, Deihl, Hegstad. Row 3: Shorack, Waddington, Peterson, Hickman, Jones, Turner.
SONG LEADERS
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Row 1: Foskett, Macy, Guske, N. Woods. Row 2: Whitworth, M. Miller, Jeffers,
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Row 1: Hufstader, Kienzle, Iames.
Row 2: Braun, Haefle, Krueger, Kimball.
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Row 1: Countryman, Osborn, B. Miller, Bunning.
Row 2: Hirons, B. Potterf, Schulz, Overstreet, Goldschmidt, Lokken.
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Row 2: Hufstader, Hearn, Myers, Long, Reece.
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Mollier, Newcomb, Tryon, Nutter,
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Cook, Crabtree, Collver, Simmons,
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Taylor, Crabtree, Soward, Gilstrap,
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Porath, Nelson, Heidgerken, Miller,
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Moarsund, Blank, Rubiert, Barlow,
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Thiesen, Hart, Dyer, Spencer.
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Ninth B Basketball Team
Bankhead, Cook, Allen, Simons, Yar-
Sears, Soward, Anshutz, Trowbridge,
brough, Best, Allen, Mathiesen, Perry,
Hawley, Best. Gilstrap, Kuhl, Burrell,
Gilstrap, Guskie, Kerns, Beck.
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Eighth B Basketball Team
Eighth B Volleyball Team
Cooke, Moore, Schleircher, Spencer,
Horton, Forster, Fleming, Harvey,
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Tuttle, Moore, Brown, Johnson, Huse,
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Row 1: Edmiston, K. Richmond, Senn, Poston, Tysel, Bunce, McCall. Row 2:
Dodge, Hazelton, N. Cerkoney, T. Conway, Janzig, Pyle, L. Williams, Mc-
Murtry. Row 3: P. Parker, Olsen, Hayden, Martinek, Goldschmidt, Overstreet,
Hirons, Holland, A. Erickson. Row 4: Link, Hart, R. Turner, Haney, Wad-
dington, G. Turner, D. Jones, Shorack.
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GIRLS'LEAGUE OFFICERS
Row 1: Fleming, Risley, Culbertson,
Whitworth. Row 2: M. Richmond, Hamp1
ton, Hart, I. Hughes, K. Perry.
GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL
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Johnston, Tuttle, Van Zanten, Hughes. Row 3: Watts, Ariss, Milligan, M.
Johnson, Tobin, Hampton, K. Perry. Absent: DeMoss.
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Row 1: Horton, Holcomb, Barns, Buono, Bays, I. Johnson, Row 2: Keck, Moursund, Mcintyre, J. Cook, Donovan, Jeffers, Vaughn, Hendrickson. Row 3:
P. Parker, D. Cooke, Hixson, Keir, Ordner, Kerley, Kingsley. Row 4: Schreiner,
Rushing, Hopkins, Sheffer, Lemon,
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Row 1: R. Wood, Wolford, Erwin, Dunnem, Summerill, Huss, Gould, Poston,
McCall, Love. Row 2: J. Brewer, E. Kaufman, D. Anderson, Bremer, Osborn,
Gjesvold, Link, D. Berg, B. Potterf, T. Miller. Row 3: McCabe, Overstreet,
Cameron. I. Hughes, R. Hutton, Steward, L. Johnson, K, Kaufman, D. Pearson,
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Hirons, Mogan, Gewiss, Murphy. Row 4: P. McCracken, McBroom, Jones,
Waddington, Perry, Poindexter, G. Renken, Kottke, Hubbard, G. Turner,
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Row 1: D. Scott, Risley, Whitworth, K. Richmond, Cross. Row 2: M. Richmond,
McMurtry, Wrigglasworth, L. Williams, E. Stanley, I. Haefle, Spreckles.
Row 3: Hayden, Hamaker, M. Beck, Hastings, Plass, Hart, Hodges. Row 4:
Bennett, R. Turner, P. McCracken, Waddington, G. Turner, Gustafson, Martinek.
ANNUAL STAFF
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Row 1. D .Scott, Whitworth, McMurtry, M. Richmond, Ianzig. Row 2: M. Iohnson, E. Stanley, Hamaker, Gilbert, Lobaugh, Gilstrap. Row 3: Pyle, Kuhl,
Macy, Fletcher, Martinek, Lokken, Lindstrom, Crabtree. Row 3: Squires, G.
Smith,
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COOKS AND KITCHEN HELPERS
Row 1: Clevenger, Burch, Anderson,
Palunak. Row 2: Halseybrook, Dodge,
M. Miller, Roberts, B. Johnson. Absent:
B. Russell, L. Russell.
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Potter. Row 2: Macy, Hopkins, N. Woods.
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comb, Carlton, Gilbert, Barbara, Lobaugh, Tyron, Starkweather, Foreman,
Wood, Holland, Mcintyre, Armstrong, Dillingham, Rayfield, Huss, Long,
Moody, Wright, Weathers, Gheen,Millet, McCune, Iacoby, Milter, Shorack,
Martinek, Olson, Haney, Miller Morris, Gray, Howell, McPheeters, Craft,
Cook, Howerton, Clark, White, Brown. Absent: Gray, Demoss, Welch, Parmenter.
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lacoby, Craft, Lyon, Hearn, Hartman, Shultz, Summers, Gheen, Shorack,
Starkweather, Wood, Rayfield. Absent: Welch, Parmenter.
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Row 1: Olson, Hughes, Butler, Wihn, Ward, Moursund, Maxwell, DeMoss, Flanigan,
Row 2: Smith, Coons,
McCall, I. Chesbrough, Richmond, Forster, Risley, Soward.
Price, Williams, Wrigglesworth, Gamble, Cleveland, Brown, Heidgercken, Foskett,
Huss, Masterson, Gould, Vaughn, Collver, Tryon, Dodge. Row 3: Forman, Ghen, Potterf, Sikes, Schmidt, Schreiner, Grant, Macy, Chapman, Quinby, Slocum, Gardiner,
Edmiston, Bauerly, Johnston, Barber, Martin. Row 4: Peterson, Robinson, Holland,
Parmenter, Spencer, Hawley, Barnes, Hart, Lundy, Lokken, Miller, Guske, Plass, Hastings, Dudley, Hawley, Sprague.
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Row 2: Gilbert, Maxwell, Kane, Macy, Dudley, Hall, Crabtree.
Row 3: Mr. Romano, Guske, Plass, Peterson, Hastings, Woods.
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CLASS PROPHESY
Barbara Allen will still be trying to get kicked out of gym class.
Carlene Allen will just.be becoming New York's leading fashion designer.
Donald Anderson will be trying to join the Ox Footer' s Club.
Bonnie Andreason will be trying to win the Miss America title.
Ion Ankeny will still be the brother of James and Ioel Ankeny.
Vonda Anshutz will be raising hamsters on a hamster ranch.
Dick Anstine will still be trying to get back into Latin.
Connie Ayotte will still be trying to find out if there isn't anything she doesn't know.
Myrna Bankhead will be giving base voice lessons.
Marie Beck will still not be working on science in science.
Marilyn Beck will just be marrying an oil tycoon with two swimming pools, four Cadillacs cmd two million dollars
Eddie Bennett will be writing a book titled, Forty Ways to Control Yourself.
Arlene Best will still be the best.
Gary Bliss will be swarmed by girls asking to be introduced to his adorable younger brother.
Dorothy Brabham will be helping Larry, her cousin, sell bacon.
Larry Brabham will be selling Swift's bacon.
Iim Brewer will still be relaxing with his feet on the desk.
Diane Brooke has married river and is raising little brooklets.
Carol Buono Will still be running intO science late.
Margaret Burrell will be redecorating the White House.
Patti Bertrand will be carving soap cakes.
Greg Cameron will still be taking candy from babies.
Barbara Carleton will be so absorbed in reading a book that she won't notice if an atom bomb fell nearby.
Harold Carpenter will be drawing cartoons.
Virginia Chapman will be in love with Jack Perry's turtle.
Daniel Ch'en will be inventing a formula to the N bomb.
Marilyn Chittick will be the topic of conversation of the boys at Lucky's.
Pearl Childres will be diving for pearls off the coast of Tahiti.
Barbara Christenson will be the cover girl for Esquire.
Phyllis Claydon will be playing clarinet in her own band.
Eddie Collar will be running his second diploma.
Sharon Collver will still be pleasing Miss Hettinger by quoting poetry.
Dorothy Cook will still be designing program covers.
Iim Cook will be head chef at the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria.
Wyatt Cox will be selling popcorn in a circus.
Marianne Crabtree will be head of the department of horticulture at Oregon State.
Bill Cruise will be cruising down the river on a Sunday afternoon.
Dorothy Cooke will be trying out for the Women's Championship Volleyball Team of the United States.
Pam Danner will be operator of an all-girl service station.
Thurman Darold will be embalming bodies at the city morgue.
Darleen Dayton will still be doing her same dance for girls.
Mayme Dodge will still be associated with tickets.
joe Donovan will be letting his beard grow until the Democrats are in.
Cheryl Dudley will still be going after her brother's friends.
Darlene Fields will be working at the McDonald Theater.
Carlton Fletcher will be out of school for some unknown reason.
Byron Foreman will just be entering the telephone company's service.
Morris Freestone will be playing catcher for the Portland Beavers.
Dick Gale will still be trying to break girls' hearts.
Lynne Gamble will be working in Harold' s Club.
Marsha Gardener will be winning the Hunt Club's horse show.
Gary Gaskill will be star performer of a world famous ballet troupe.
Bob Gewiss will still be cracking those hilarious jokes.
Bob Gheen will be chief of police in Eugene.
Terry Goodman will be a bad girl.
Ierry Goodnough will be replacing Jesse Owens as world champion sprinter.
Rondene Gilstrap will be planning the scenery for plays at the Pasadena Playhouse.
Gene Gilbert will be tearing up her 29th novel and beginning her 30th.
Margaret Grant will be losing twenty-five dollars on the Groucho Marx show.
Ned Green will be working in a chlorophyll factory.
Sharon Greyerbiehl will be sharpening pencils in Martha Macy's law office.
Patty Grubbe will still be using that silly laugh of hers.
Ieanie Guske will be teaching her own dramatics class for talented youngsters.
Iohn Gustafson will still be trying to prove to Miss Hettinger that he is not a young hoodlum.
George Guild will have a build (of some sort, anyway).
Doug Haefle will be trying to cultivate an "oh, so interested look" so he wo n't
always look bored while dancing.
Karen Hamaker will still be getting poison oak at the same time Steve Hodges does.
Bill Hanson will be running in close competition with Charles Atlas mail order business.
Ianice Hastings will be inventing a new type of water pump,
Iudy Hawley will
be decking the halls with boughs of holly.
Richard Haxby will be trying to get out of playing on the baseball team.
Stan Hayden will be playing in the second production of David and Bathsheba. 39
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Darlene Hazelton will still be dating eighth graders.
David Hearn will be trying to get a date with Cheryl.
Fred Henshaw will be professor of Latin at a university in Rome.
Karen Henslee will be trying to learn to polka.
Dave Hickman has finally gotten his brother Doug's car.
Bill Hinesh will be posing for Camel cigarette ads.
Carolyn Hixson will be working in the Eugene Gossard Shop.
Steve Hodges will still be getting poison oak at the same time Karen Hamaker does.
Quinton Holmes will be a second Hercules.
Jackie Hopkins will be modeling Marie Johnson's fashions.
Tom Howell will be starting another new bean cannery in Eugene.
Ranny Howerton will be playing the drums in the Marine Band.
Verrion Hubbard will be trying to give the poor dog a bone.
Darrell Hufstader will be trying to date Myrna Bankhead.
Gary Hughes will be working for the Salvation Army.
Susan Huntington will be draw ing covers for Hot Rod Magazine.
Jerry Huston will have moved to Texas.
Raymond Hutton will be new world 440-yard dash champion.
Stanley Hegstad will be greasing his baseball glove.
Lawrence Ireland will be taking a trip to Ireland so he will be able to tell pe ople about it.
Bill Iacoby will be in the wrestling ring.
Allen Iames will be the owner of a new and improved still.
Kathleen Iayne will be teaching at Roosevelt Junior High.
Barbara jeffries will be testing out a new reducing diet.
Betty Johnson will be Betty Robert's partner in a restaurant.
Elaine Iohnson will be giving lectures on how to grow tall in ten easy lessons.
Marie Johnson will be getting enviable grades in all subj ects.
Dick Iones will still be trying to skip school without being caught.
Iessie Iones will be holding up the Shasta Daylight.
Ioy Iorgenson will still be trying out a new hair dye.
Barbara Kane will working on a sugar plantation.
Karl Kaufman will be cameraman for a Hollywood film studio.
David Keck will be taking over the Foodland Fountain.
Alvin Kelm will be the new principal of Roosevelt.
Richard Kennedy will be sorting potatoes by size.
Ianet Kerley will be graduating from Oregon State.
Ioyce Kerns will still be trying to grow long finger nails.
Iack Kienzle will be picking and stacking walnfuts.
Larry Kimball will still be paying for the window he broke in 1952.
Roger King will still be selling half-filled boxes of popcorn.
Sue Kingsley will just be crowned the King of Oz.
James Kirkmire will still be breaking girls' hearts.
Peggy Kirkpat rick will be buying her own car so she will not have to walk home.
Barbara Knox will be working in a government mint.
Bradley Krueger will be eating erasers off the ends of pencils.
Pat Kuhl will be working in a Cool Aid factory.
Bill Killen will be replacing divots at Laurelwood.
Pat Langan will be throwing pop bottles at the umpire.
Edna Lavender will still be fighting with Louise Starmer.
Carl Lemke will be a builder of navy submarine periscopes.
Iohn Lindstrom will still be looking for bargains.
Rod McBroom will still be pincurling his hair.
Don McCabe will still be playing the field.
Pat McCracken will be playing the bagpipes in a Scottish band.
Carol McEwen will be a photographer for Life Magazine.
Lee McIntyre will still be going with girls that are taller than he is.
Ellen McMurtry will be 1964 Olympic's skiing champion.
Martha Macy will be the first woman president of the United States.
Bob Martinek will still be listening to bedtime stories as told by Lonesome Gal.
Jennett Mathiesen will be helping her mother make wood pulp flowers.
Karen Mickelson will be running her own night club.
Lynne Miller will have his own sheep ranch in Eastern Oregon.
Martha Moe will still be reading fairy tale stories.
Diane Mollier will be a model for Saks Fifth Avenue.
Joan Moreland will be modeling for Medo-Land.
Charles Morris will be going back to Iowa to raise corn.
Ardene Myrmo will
be Carolyn Risley's accompanist.
Roger Neale will be working in a factory making church benches.
Martin Nelson will be shooting dice with a howitzer.
Juanita Newcomb will be copying Marilyn Monroe's slinky clothes.
Marceline Nuss will be trying to get up nerve to ask someone to the Aqua Marine Ball.
Eileen Nutter will have just invented a new nut cracker.
40 Sheila Ordner will be teaching little puppy dogs how to be friendly.
Nancy Payden will be writing love novels for ; ' Archie" comic books.
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Donna Parish will be testing chlorophyll cigarettes for mildness.
Joyce Parker will be about to decide to enter a convent.
David Pearson will be selling nightcrawlers at Penneys.
Iack Perry will still be displaying his pet turtle at school.
Susie Perry will be modeling aprons in style shows.
Dale Peterson will be replacing Jack Kirkwood
"Are you listening?-
Ron Peterson will still be reading poems about petunias.
Walter Peterson will still be loving to hear himself talk.
Bob Petit will just be discovering'what a telephone is really for.
Barbara Plass will be sharpening pencils in Martha Macy's law office.
Clara Potter will still be doing practically impossible algebra probems with the greatest of ease.
Ion Potterf will be selling anti-freeze.
Perry Price will still be cheating in algebra tests.
Cheril Puterbaugh will still be the cause of the feud between David Heann and Glen Renken.
Lewis Quinby will be changing his name to Eugene 'cause teachers will still be calling him that.
Stuart Rader will be captain of a pirate ship off the coast of California.
Richard Reece will be playing shortstop for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Brad Reed will be a fan of "hep" horseman, Roy Rogers.
Glen Renken will be running his own dairy farm.
Eddie Richardson will be a noted foot doctor.
Kathy Richmond will be teaching the Hawaiians how to hula.
Marilyn Richmond will be Gaskill's partner on the world famous ballet troupe.
Carolyn Risley will still be dyeing her hair red.
Betty Roberts will be Betty Iohnson' s partner in a restaurant.
Myrna Schmidt will be replacing Marilyn Monroe in the movies.
Diana Scott will have a new last name of Turner.
Judy Sears will be Roebuck's new partner.
Galen Shorack will be comander of an anti-aircraft battalian.
Claudia Simmons will still be rolling her beautiful blue eyes at people.
John Sinclair will be the responsibiity of Clark Souers.
Graham Smith will be working for Walt Disney.
Phillip Smith will be selling cough droEs with his brother.
Dorothy Snyder will be learning to walk in heels.
Clark Souers will be replacing his kither as head of the English Department at the University of Oregon.
Barbara Sprague will be replacing Miss Smith in the office of Roosevelt Junior High.
Barbara Soward will be taking fencing lessons.
Nick Squires will be a squire to Lord Calvert.
Edra Stanley will still be going with college boys.
Lyle Stark will be salesman for Looz reducing tablets.
Louise Starmer will be a shy, retiring person.
Zene Steward will still be having sinus trouble.
Wanda Stone will be working for Portland Cement Company.
Gerald Summerill will be breaking Phillip Smith's Radios.
Roger Smith will be looking for used car bargains.
Sue Smith will be voted Miss Peaches and Cream of 1964.
Bill Starkey will be on the same radio program as Big Ion.
Iolene Taylor will be working in a clothing store.
Priscilla Trowbridge will be replacing her father at the University.
Marlene Tryon will be working in the ladies department at Miller's.
Ron Turner will be. building a new pitching record, 20 losses, 2 wins.
Sally Vandehey will be working in a steel mill.
Deanna Vaughn will be replacing Miss Nimmo as librarian.
Peggy Viestenz will be the opera star of the bean field.
Doug Vincent will be winning first pri*e in the American Liars Club.
Gary Waddington will be building his dream boat.
Bob Walker will be a scout master, leading a long hike.
Pat Watts will be looking for a secretary for Eugene Water Board.
Peter Wengert will be public enemy number 1.
Tim White will marry Betty Black.
Loretta Whitworth will be demonstrating candy kisses at Newberry's.
John Willener will still be taking dnncing lessons.
Iudy Willener will still be Iohn Willener's cousin.
Leilani Williams will be making faces iri the horror show.
Bruce Wills will still be sleeping through classes.
Jim Woods will still be confused with Iim Cook by Bruce Nelson.
Lorna Wills will be working in an attorney's office·
Deanna Woods will be chopping up her name.
Nina Woods will be president of the Lone Rcmgers fan club.
Patty Wrigglesworth will be helping Leilani with the horror shows.
Loren Wullschlegar will still be borrowing things from people.
Linda Yarbrough will be a sergeant in the WACS.
Horace Yates will be dyeing his green suede jacket yellow. 41
Iim Zehrung will be acting as an ostrich with his head in the snow and feet in the air.
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CLASS WILL
1. Unto Mike Mogan, Carlene Allen leaves her figure.
2. Unto Melvin Love. Barbara Allen leaves her quiet ways.
3. Unto Glenda Barnes, Bonnie Gay Andreason leaves her love for the love of it.
4. Unto Gordon Turner, Donald Anderson leaves his height.
5. Unto Robert Carter, Ion Ankeny leaves his swayback horse.
6. Unto Alma Evans, Vonda Anshutz leaves her little thoughts.
7. Unto Ross Foulger, Dick Anstine leaves his position as president of the Dego gang.
8. Unto Stuart Kingsley, Connie Ayotte leaves her ability to gossip.
9. Unto Mr. Ackerman, Myrna Bankhead leaves her voice.
10. Unto Jay Chickering, Marie Beck leaves her laugh.
11. Unto Marian Miller, Marilyn Beck leaves her ability to stay put with Mrs. Krider.
12. Unto Dale Masterson, Eddie Bennett leaves his stubbornness.
13. Unto Karen Hendricksen, Patti Bertrand leaves her soft quiet words.
14. Unto Phyllis Culbertson, Arlene Best leaves her brilliant mind.
15. Unto the eighth grade girls, Gary Bliss leaves his smaller brother.
16. Unto Gerry Edmiston, Dorothy Brabham leaves her ability to talk.
17. Unto Ted Berg, Larry Brabham leaves his ability to sing.
18. Unto Doug Brown, Jim Brewer leaves his loving ways.
19. Unto Patty Cleveland, Diane Brooke leaves her cackle.
20. Unto Sharon Brown, Carol Buono leaves her long curly wig.
21. Unto Sheryl Dyer, Margaret Burrell leaves her love for dumb boys.
22. Unto Craig Bushman, Greg Cameron leaves his way with the girls.
23. Unto Karen Horton, Barbara Carlton leaves her flirty ways.
24. Unto anyone who will have them, Howdie Carpenter leaves his maniacal ways.
25. Unto Allen Erickson, Virginia Chapman leaves her bass drum.
26. Unto Alan Peterson, Daniel Ch'en leaves his beat radio.
27. Unto Ianice Richins, Jo Chesbro leaves her love for a dense boy.
28. Unto Edna Ward, Marilyn Chittick leaves her brains for algebra.
29. Unto Janice Porath, Barbara Christenson leaves her bottle of light and bright.
30. Unto Bill Potterf, Phyllis Claydon leaves her ice cream bar wrappers.
31. Unto Iimmy Ross, Eddie Collar leaves his jumping ability.
32. Unto Sherri Stewart, Sharon Collver leaves her dolls tea set.
33. Unto Diane Pearson, Dorothy Cook leaves her love for dirty pans.
34. Unto Elise Moore, Dorothy Cooke leaves her dishwashing ability.
35. Unto Leroy Powell, Iim Cook leaves his ability to dodge Mr. Ward.
36. Unto Bob Thomas, Wyatt Cox leaves his pegged swimming trunks.
37. Unto Mary Ann Yanonis, Marianne Crabtree leaves the spelling of her name.
38. Unto Iim Coleman, Bill Cruise leaves his hair.
39. Unto Iune Norris, Pam Danner leaves her short little soul.
40. Unto Janice Richins, Thurman Darold leaves his love for red books.
41. Unto Marjorie Coffey, Darlene Dayton leaves her athletic ability.
42. Unto Rolf Miller, Mayme Dodge leaves her good dreams.
43. Unto Iulie Hampton, Ioe Donovan leaves his studious ways.
44. Unto the eighth grade, Cheryl Dudley leaves Tod Lundy.
4.5. Unto no one, Darleen Fields leaves nothing.
46. Unto Pat Parker, Carlton Fletcher leaves Brad Reed.
47. Unto Eugene Wolford, Byron Foreman leaves his love for all teachers.
49. Unto Leo Holland, Morris Freestone leaves his " ha ha" funny jokes.
50. Unto Douglas Robinson, Dick Gale leaves his beloved walk.
51. Unto Iudy Proctor, Lynne Gamble leaves her half.
52. Unto the girls of the eighth grade, Marsha Gardner leaves Erich Kauf man.
53. Unto Charles Rayfield, Iary Gaskill leaves his loud and boisterous ways.
54. Unto Diane DuShane, Bob Gewiss leaves all his friends.
55. Unto Doug Hensler, Bob Gheen leaves his bad study habits in algebra.
56. Unto Stephanie Beck, Gene Gilbert leaves her ability to be an author.
57. Unto Jerry poston, Rondene Gilstrap leaves her ability to eat ccmdy in class.
58. Unto Dorothy Caddy, Terry Goodman leaves anything but himself.
59. Unto anyone, Jerry Goodnough leaves Ioan Bauerly.
60. Unto Joann Erickson, Margaret Grant leaves John Lamb.
61. Unto Miss Earnest, Patty Grubbe leaves Bruce Nelson.
62. Unto Charles Huss, Ned Greene leaves his desire to stay in school.
63. Unto Nick Cerkoney, Sharon Greyerbiehl leaves her scream.
64. Unto Burton Gray, George Guild leaves his speed.
64a. Unto Ralph Perry, Jeannie Guske leaves her tumbling ability.
65. Unto Spike Siegrist, John Gustafson leaves his ability to stay out of the clutches of girls.
66. Unto Glenda Brown, Doug Haefle wills his frail physique.
67. Unto anyone who wants it, Karen Hamaker leaves the poison oak on Spencer Butte.
68. Unto Burt Seelye, Bill Hanson leaves his ability to make people laugh.
69. Unto Mary Ellen Lee, Janice Hastings leaves her ability to swing down the hall.
70. Unto Mrs. Mason, Iudy Hawley leaves her subdued and intelligent manner in Social Living.
71. Unto Iames Hale, Richard Haxby leaves his ability to write with his
72. Unto Bill Farwell, Stan Hayden leaves his wardrobe.
42 73. Unto Lucy Hart, Darlene Hazelton leaves Bob Overstreet.
74. Unto Mr. Ward, David Hearn leaves his highly skilled athletic ability.
left hand.
75. Unto Ioe Papineau, Stanley Hegstad leaves his position on the baseball team.
76. Unto Gretchen Spreckels, Fred Henshaw leaves his ability to laugh at funny jokes.
77. Unto Linda Erickson, Karen Henslee leaves her ability to blush.
78. Unto George Bunning, Dean Hess leaves his good grades in Social Liv ing.
79. Unto Ray Allen, David Hickman leaves his ability to take part in a con versation.
80. Unto Judy Jeffers, Bill Hinesh leaves his winning way.
81. Unto Jim Gjesvold, Carolyn Hixson leaves her F's and her ability to skip school.
82. Unto Charles Warren, Steve Hodges leaves his athletic ability.
83. Unto Richard Cerkoney, Quentin Holmes leaves his build.
84. Unto Iohn Carpenter, Jackie Hopkins leaves her donkey tail.
85. Unto Terry Foskett, Tom Howell leaves his Daniel Boone hair cut he had at the first of the year.
86. Unto Nancy Chaney, Ranny Howerton leaves his answer book he doesn't have.
87. Unto Janice Anstine, Vernon Hubbard leaves his quiet ways. .....
88. Unto Galen McBee, Darrell Hufstader leaves his shyness towards girls.
89. Unto Tom Hughes, Gary Hughes leaves his ability to stay away from girls.
90. Unto Kathy Jacoby, Susan Huntington leaves her love for boys.
91. Unto Ray Babb, Jerry Huston leaves his ability to sit on all four legs of a chair.
92. Unto Robert Needham, Raymond Hutton leaves his bowl hair cut.
93. Unto any lucky person, Lawrence Ireland leaves the bright remarks he copied from Galen in Science.
94. Unto Neil Goldschmidt, Bill Jacoby leaves his height that the girls look up to.
95. Unto Brian Williams, Allen James leaves his ability to keep out of trouble in library.
96. Unto Linda Myrmo, Kathleen Jayne leaves her boldness.
97. Unto Charmalee Spencer, Barbara Jeffries leaves her red hair dye.
98. Unto Marilyn Dyer, Betty Iohnson leaves her ability not to fight with people.
99. Unto Larry Harmon, Elaine Johnson leaves her rippling muscles.
100. Unto Miss Lettow, Marie Johnson leaves her cute brother.
101. Unto Lawrena Fleming, Faris.Johnston leaves her cute ha ha act.
102. Unto Bill Bunce, Dick· Jones leaves his ability to tell teacher where to go.
(On their vacations that is.)
103. Unto Don Little, Jessie Jones leaves her bashfulness.
104. Unto Margaret Grant, Joy Ann Jorgenson leaves her sweetness.
105. Unto Linda Noice, Barbara Kane leaves her loud ways in Latin.
106. Unto Mary Clark, Karl Kaufman leaves his love.
107. Unto David Berg, Dave Keck leaves his wise cracks.
108. Unto Dick Moody, Alvin Kelm leaves his temperament.
109. Unto Ioe power, Richard Kennedy leaves his weakness.
110. Unto Judy Proctor, Janet Kerley leaves her interest.
111. Unto Mike Flanigan, Iack Kienzle leaves his manly stride.
112. Unto Barbara Reed, Bill Killen leaves his bluntness.
113. Unto Don Mickel, Larry Kimball leaves a nickel.
114. Unto Bob Overstreet, Roger King leaves his position on the basketball team.
115. Unto Celeste Maxwell Sue Kingsley leaves her skiing ability.
116. Unto Charles Wilson, Iames Kirkmire leaves his harem.
117. Unto Wally Reed, Peggy Kirkpatrick leaves her false fingernails.
118. Unto Robert Holstrom, Barbara Knox leaves her high IQ.
119. Unto Lavaun Hawley, Pat Kuhl leaves her ability to chase boys. 120. Unto Richard Farwell, Bradley Krueger leaves his fast growing ability.
121. Unto Micky Murray, Pat Langan leaves his cafeteria experience.
122. Unto Judy Rushing, Edna Lavender leaves her slowness.
123. Unto Nancy Ariss, Carl Lemke leaves his ability to make things.
124. Unto Lynn Pyle, John Lindstrom leaves his ability to get on people's nerves.
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125. Unto Bill Levings, Rod McBroom leaves his ability to get along with teachers.
126. Unto Walter Osborn, Don McCabe leaves his bifocals.
127. Unto Shirley Blank, Pat McCracken leaves his ability to befriend anyone.
128. Unto Roger Bremer, Carol McEwen leaves her brilliant looks.
129. Unto Allen Bloch, Lee McIntyre leaves his nickname (Squish).
130 Unto Suzanne Clark, Ellen McMurtry leaves her skis and poles.
131. Unto Kay Perry, Martha Macy leaves her curly hair.
132. Unto Sam Olson, Bob Martinek leaves his ability to catch girls.
133. Unto Delora Buoy, Jeannette Mathiesen leaves her battered purse.
134. Unto Nita Harvey, Karen Mickelson leaves her ability to stay out of trouble with Mr. Ackerman.
135. Unto Joan Bauerly, Lynn Miller leaves her undying affection for Miss Hettinger.
136. Unto Rolf Larsen, Martha- Moe leaves her last remains.
137. Unto no one, Diane Mollier leaves very little.
138. Unto Margaret Cross, Ioan Moreland leaves her Brother Larry.
139. Unto Bill Moody, Charlas Morris leaves his loud ways.
140. Unto Dick Admire, Ardene Myrmo leaves her place on rally squad.
141. Unto Marilyn Forster, Roger Neale leaves his love of Mr. Ward.
142. Unto Ierry Stump, Mark Nelson leaves his desire to leave Roosevelt.
143. Unto Nancy Whalley, Juanita Newcomb leaves her innocence.
144. Unto Jackie Hughes, Marceline Nuss leaves her sweet disposition.
145. Unto the ninth grade science class, Eileen Nutter leaves herself.
146. Unto Marsha Miller, Shiela Ordner leaves her wardrobe.
147. Unto the tarsh can, Donna Parish leaves her uke. 43
148. Unto no one, Nancy Paden leaves Clifford Paden.
149. Unto Jack Admire, Joyce Parker leaves her Luckys.
150. Unto Kent Adrian, David Pearson leaves the Chancelors.
151:Unto Garth Elmore, Jack Perry leaves his pipe.
152. Unto the ninth grade, Susie Perry leaves Jack for several more years.
153. Unto Nina Fore, Dale Peterson leaves his sewing ability.
154. Unto Doug Vaughn, Walter Peterson leaves his ability to beat up on his sister.
155. Unto Lynn Coons, Ronald Peterson leaves his ability to pay attention in class.
156. Unto Pat Tuttel, Bob Petit leaves his brows.
157. Unto Iudy Mercer, Barbara Plass leaves her ability to get along with Miss Mattley.
158. Unto the eighth grade, Clara Potter leaves her ability to get 100's in Latin.
159. Unto Sylvia Vlasak, Ion Poterf leaves his wrestling ability.
160. Unto Ray Hunt, Perry Price leaves his fortune he won while matching.
161. Unto Tom Conway, Cheril Puterbaugh leaves her desire to leave school.
162. Unto Ioan Barber, Lewis Quinby leaves his scientific mind.
163. Unto Stephen Hoffman, Stuart Rader leaves his ability to cut classes.
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164. Unto Joann Erickson, Richard Reece leaves his ability to get sick the days of goldenball.
165. Unto Mike Lokken, Brad Reed leaves his ability to fall in love with the opposite sex.
166. Unto Robert Renken, Glen Renken leaves his meekness.
167. Unto Iim Lay, Eddie Richardson leaves his ability to make out in a noon dance.
168. Unto Lou Parmenter, Kathryn Richmond leaves her long blonde hair.
168a.Unto Arlene Hixson, Marilyn Richmdnd leaves her knockout punch.
169. Unto Loren Sears, Carolyn Risley leaves her grades.
170. Unto Richard Caton, Betty Roberts leaves her shoe strings.
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171. Unto Shirley Brown, LaVern Russell leaves his store.
172. Unto Ierry Conway, Myrna Schmidt leaves her accent.
173. Unto•Miss Hettinger, Diana Scott leaves her memory of Sir Laun fal.
174. Unto Roebuck, Iudy Sears leaves her name.
175. Unto Fred Braun, Galen Shorack leaves his basketball ability.
176. Unto Howard Beach, Claudia Simmons leaves her ability to find somet hing in everything.
177. Unto motorists who are always running out of gas, Iohn Sinclair leaves his name.
178. Unto Alvin Dunnem, Graham Smith leaves his ability to draw cartoons.
179. Unto Bruce Nelson, Philip Smith leaves his Science Department.
180. Unto Robert Haxby, Roger Smith leaves his job in the towel room.
181. Unto Wilma Whitson, Sue Smith leaves her ability to get along with Arlene Best.
182. Unto the P.E. Department, Dorothy Snyder leaves herself.
183. Unto Tom Gentle, Clark Souers leaves his clay town.
184. Unto Roosevelt Iunior High, Barbara Soward leaves her sister.
185. Unto Richard Boulaz, Barbara Sprague leaves her iob in the office.
186. Unto Larry Campbell, Nick Squires leaves his ability to pound a tune on a piano.
187. Unto anyone who wants him, Edra Stanley leaves her brother.
188. Unto Iohn Reece, Lyell Stark leaves his nickname (Buffalo).
189. Unto Gloriene Brown, Bill Starkey leaves his ability to be tardy.
190. Unto Dell Miller, Louise Starmer leaves her dirty shoes.
191. Unto Fred Millett, Zene Steward leaves his Boy Scout badges.
192. Unto Celeste Lambert, Wanda Stone leaves her tight skirts.
193. Unto Leroy Poindexter, Gerald Summerill leaves his ability to act like Tarzan.
194. Unto Ioan Haefle, Jolene Taylor leaves a few of her pounds.
195. Unto Sharon Abbott, Priscilla Trowbridge leaves her lisp.
196. Unto Donna Lawson, Marlene Tryon leaves her pull with Miss Earnest.
197. Unto John Gould, Ron Turner leaves his place in the student body.
198. Unto Genevieve Lobaugh, Sally Vandehey leaves her ability to go out with Springfield boys.
199. Unto Glenda Allison, DeAnna Vaughn leaves her ability to dress down for gym.
200. Unto Nancy Huntington, Peggy Viestenz leaves her position on the football squad.
201. Unto Sharon Hadley, Doug Vincent leaves his ability to ditch teachers while chewing gum.
202. Unto Tod Lundy, Gary Waddington leaves his weak physique.
203. Unto Melvin Ellis, Bob Walker leaves his pull with Mr. Ward.
204. Unto Jim Starkweather, Pat Watts leaves her slim figure.
205. Unto Gary Countryman, Peter Wengert leaves his writing ability.
206. Unto Bill Hutchins, Tim White leaves Bonnie Gay's red sweater.
207. Unto the eighth grade, Loretta Whitworth leaves her eighth grade boy friends.
208. Unto Iudy Iohnson, Iudy Willener leaves her ability to keep short boys.
209. Unto the Girls' League, John Willener leaves his crown.
210. Unto the brunettes in the seventh and eighth grades, Leilani Williams leaves her peroxide bottle
211. Unto Marilyn Person, Bruce Wills leaves his ability to stay awake in class.
212. Unto Dorothy Atwood, Lorna Wills leaves her ability to catch boys with red convertibles.
213. Unto Fred Bunch, Deanna Woods leaves her ability to Put her hair up with rubber bands.
214. Unto the bean boss, Iim Woods leaves the bean fields.
215. Unto Vicki Backer, Nina Woods leaves her red hair.
216. Unto the worms of the school, Patty Wrigglesworth leaves her wiggle.
217. Unto Sue Barlow, Loren Wullschleger leaves his good grades.
218. Unto anyone, Linda Yarbrough leaves herself.
219. Unto Iames Woodruff, Horace Yates leaves his ability to be known.
44 220. Unto Charlene Rubeirt, Iim Zehrung leaves his loud ways.
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