Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

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9) 1B: 2 a ) EP as Biography Seniors Nick names Jack Alexander : Jake Ellen Allen Ellie Carl Arnold P Jasper Robert Bean ; lerror Delaverne Brown . . . Dude Ned Campbell -« Lover George Carter . . ‘Cahtah William Coalson W.C Betty Covington . Bets Arlene Crawford Beanie Maxine Crawford . . Mickey Alfred Dugger . Dugg George Hales . : Ge yrge Aileen Hall . Ente Florence Hemmerling . Flossie Nancy Higbee . Noop Anne Hill . . Annie Arthur Hopkins Art Kathryn Jacobsen . Kittie Joyce Jesup . Stormy Miriam Johnson - 2 Mim Helen Koppes . . Skipper Martha Leach . Marsha Margaret Love . Marg Wayne Lynch : Lynch Muriel McCann Mulie Jacqueline McCrea Jackie Claude McIntire Mac Bill March Pinky Ralph Martin Wolf Jess Martinez Jess Linnie Maxwell Mickey Bill Meglen ae ee NVally Bob Metje - Moo Frances Morgan Frannie Lavone Morrison Morie Carlos Ortega Sucker Margaret Phillips Midge Pauline Porter Polly Jack Robinson . Neck Jeanne Sager : . Ernie Henry Sanchez Henry Lee Sauer Pinky Wallace Schuster Sunshine Don Seymour Dewey Oakley Smith Bud Luella Thomas Tex Jack Underhill Sabotage David Walker Dave Margaret Westerfield Maggie “Oh, yeah, guy Pet Sayings “Gimme a Hoishey™ Got a candy bar for Civics?” What's Cookin’?” “Let’s dance’ “Polly” ‘Heard from June?” “Oh, fine!” “No kiddin?” “Have you seen Mim?” (Silence!)” “Aw, nuts!” “Hollywood” “George never says anything” 1 “Oh, I don’t know “Fiddle dee dee” ‘Please, young man!” “Awah” “Mello” ; “Jerusalem” ot a letter from Tommy” I “See what 1 mean? “Hya, honeypot” ‘Well, I swow!” “Bob and I—” Now—Look!” Well, Don said “Are you kiddin’?” “Uh “Oh, how silly!” “Ts this yours?” : Wee iE: “Aw, go on “Awful! Awful!” “Well, yes, but” “Where's Margie?” “Oh, gee whiz” “But Wardy says “Yes, Dude” “You know it, Flower” “Oh, you jerk!” “Hey, guy!” “Dumb?” “Let’s ditch” “Hello, hag’ “Hya, Mister’ “Harry's not so dumb “Shore” “Well, now “They keep blattin’ at me”

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D Cas lel: Jack Alexander wills his “car” to “Hot-Rod” Kennedy. Ellen Allen wills her red shoes to Pat Ramsey. Carl Arnold wills the student body to Billy Val. Robert Bean wills Anne to “Sugar” Cain Delaverne Brown can’t will Polly to anybody. Ned Campbell wills his bold manner to Harold Sims. George Carter wills his “star and stripes” to future sportsmen. W. C. Coalson wills the Nite Spot to “Tater Bug.” Betty Covington wills her beartrap to any female in need. Arlene Crawford wills her red hair to Dorothy Williams, Maxine Crawford wills her lovely hands to Kathryn Farnham Alfred Dugger wills his operations to Bill Lambeth. George Hales wills Victorville to traveling salesmen. Aileen Hall wills her letters to Joanne Vaughan. Florence Hemmerling wills her charm to Julia Warner. Nancy Higbee wills her “Bonnie Baker’ voice to Clarine Seymour Anne Hill wills her harem to “Babe.” Arthur Hopkins wills his “super-salesmanship” to Bob Bjorkman. Kathry n Jacobsen wills her shy ways to Dorothy Scott. Joyce Jessup wills her engagements to anybody who wants them. Miriam Johnson wills her debate medals to the Tin Priority Board. Helen Koppes wills her flash pictures to “Gogan.” Martha Leach wills Banning to anyone who can’t get to Big Bear Margaret Love wills Hal’s to future generations. Wayne Lynch will keep “Mim.” Muriel McCann wills her rapid speech to Walter Scott Jackie McCrea wills “Molly” to Barbara Lance. Claude McIntire wills Sunday picnics to Kenneth Little Bill March wills his records to Margie Johnson Ralph Martin wills oratory to Howard Sartin. Mickey Maxwell wills Chad to Mary Ann. Bill Meglen wills his priorities on street corners to Pike. Bob Metje wills State Guard dances to Marvin Higgins Frances Morgan wills Brian to Mary Seymour. Lavone Morrison wills Keele to anyone with a broken beartrap Carlos Ortega wills his piano technique to Billy Griswold. Midge Phillips wills Long Beach to Colleen Lyon. Pauline Porter wills Yuma to Alice Feldt Jack Robinson wills “Red” to every other guy. Jeanne Sager wills her rings to Inez Eidson. Henry Sanchez wills Cabazon to Henry Sanchez (why?) | ad. Lee Sauer wills his girl friends to Dale Satterfiel Wallace Schuster wills 2nd period Civics to the Junior Class Don Seymour wills his women to Oliver Stanfield, Oakley Smith wills his airplanes to the U. S. Air Force. Luella Thomas wills Harry (Clarine’s cousin) to Gwen. Jack Underhill wills his Atlas physique to Wally Moore. David Walker wills his “technique” to Don Keele. Margaret Westerfield wills her sarcasm to Lov well Lewis.

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(Poems of the Year Somewhere a bell is ringing Far out o'er land and sea: Their joyous sound means freedon And peace and liberty The bells ring out the freedon That sings in every heart Of each true American ; Who’s doing now his part The bells for peace are tolling A sadness dulls their peal, For peace-on-earth seems far away And war and death are real The bells ring on for liberty, A daring song they sing: , While still there’s an America This battle-song will rir g Anne Hill Desert Dark clouds, like great masses of soot, float across the gray sk A hint of rain in the air A soft warm wind bringing with it the smell of sagebrush and sand Rocks, bleached and white with ige, Vast stretches of emptiness broken only by a looming. snow mountain in the distance Everywhere—silence—loneliness f) Clee 73310. A AS , = ¢ ZB A— +ic- pe | —} t de to a Jap é is L oe Y fe Le. Aecttcg Rock-a-bye bomb I In the blue sky, : When the F. C. says “Now.” 4, “ t1r.etC —L hA—O—g 9 Ct Torped es will fly ft aS) When our guns fire , oma = 2 The bomber will fall, And down will coms Jappie, bombs r, and all