Bonita High School - Echoes Yearbook (La Verne, CA)

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A 'I' ale Once there was a mighty Baker-of-Doughnuts lby name, Collinsl who, one tine spring evening, met the little Proprietress ltvtiss Bixbyl-of-an-Ice-Cream-Parlor. She treated him and the two Meredith-Movie-Queens to her own favorite dish of ice- cream topped by luscious strawberries. Moral cried Collins, as the eminent chef, Binks McLean, came speeding out of ahah kigchen in his brand-new racer Uppan Attem, with Tarzan Torrey hanging on e in . The food was disappearing fast, when from outside came a mighty shout of Hi ya. Jellybeanl The Baker-of-Doughnuts turned in embarrassment, to be greeted by a stop signl But no, it wasn't a stop sign. lt was Leslie Roland, who was blushing violently. Where does the smell of fish come from? asked Renfro, who was on one of his nightly sleepwalking iaunts. Oh, everyone chorused, That's just Johnnie Lingenfelder and his pal Don Juan Warren, who have been on a fishing trip. Yeah, came a voice from the darkness, So has Ruth Bell. lfiisching, we mean.l At this point, in trailed that blase brunette, ''Sara-ailas-Slitzy-aliasKnockemoutu Marshall. ln her wake lit she was Awakel came Shirley Haskell who was hurriedly land l mean Hurriadlyl explaining the doctrine of Socialism to P. J. Chapman who, in turn. was half asleep. l can't listen that fast. she murmured dream-ily lat which Miss Bixby emitted a gleeful sound.l At this moment. the famous Harmonica-Band-Leader, McQueen, came tearing in shouting. Hey, Crowl I left my pet wad of gum behind your right ear last summer. I iust remembered it. Oh yes. answered Dude, lt's a good thing that one of us remembered in time, see, l'm going to take a bath next Christmas. By the way. he continued as Miss Bixby's partner, Hazel ltvtiss America '35 and '36l Holbrook brought him a huge dish of ice-cream, when l went to Paris the last time for my brother Joe's El Cabbage Tobacco Company, I visited the Folies Bergere. Say. l sure saw a lot of kids that used to go to Bonita. Let's see . . . Mr. and Mrs. Belknap lyou know, she used to be Pauline Helferl and the big cattleman, Bollinq. Why. we used to know each other right well. I called him Swede and he used to call me Dude .... Ahem .... Those were tho good old days. Oh yes, as I was saying . . . . Oh well. here's the program. You can see for yourself. .. ..-..--. -1. Found My Rh thm--Written and sung by Stella Hall, our torrid torch singer. Chorus-Led by our famous fan dancer Jean Dare, and featuring the following: Baird. Bell. Brooks. Brubaker, Dale, De Shazer, Vaniman, McNeil, Goetz. Sanders, and the intriguing divorcee, lda Watts. They are accompanied by Goodwin and Donnible, at the twin pianos. The glamorous Veiar and partner will do an exhibition number. ' The Latins From Manhattan--who are . . . Sanchez. Sanchez and Sanchez! Navarrette. Navarrette. Navarrette and , . . Navarrettel Feature solo number by that langorous Senorita Ibanez. Many specialty numbers by that world-famous organization t-lancocks Handicsn with their Kings of Rhythm, Hullgren. Baranger, and Stevens. ------ A The affair was being reviewed by that ace of all women reporters, VJS. lt's been said to me that there is a romance lstarted in the old Bearcat daysl between her and the great cartoonist, Sonny Settle. There was a temperance delegation there headed by Mary Ellen Lapp, and I sure was surprised at some of the members. Continued Page I4 lj