Calexico High School - La Aurora Yearbook (Calexico, CA)

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C I L 1 l Il ll l W I L L 1 r PAGE NINETEEN LA AMJMQCDRA We, the Class of 1935, owing to the fact that our school days are nearf ly ended, being of sound mind, sounder body and soundest of voice, and realizing that we are bestowed by nature with many extraordinary and marvelous gifts, do herewith bequest these aforesaid gifts to deserving members of the lower classes: 1. To Blanch Cavanah, Emma Arvizu judiciously bequeaths her re- markable gift of explaining her tardiness. 2. To Perry Shepherd, Bob Cantu and Ierry Cabral leave their bud- ding bristles in the hope they will make him a complete mustache. 3. Louise Herter happily wills Verna Powell her coy giggle. ' 4. Bud Cardiff wills his conscientious driving to the deserving Bon- nie Edmunds. 5. Don Fong gives his quiet dignity to Red Rambo. 6. To Nadine Hamlin goes Iean Canaris' gift of oratory. 1 7. Manuel Erquiaga broken-heartedly wills his eyelashes to Richard Roloff. ' 8. By special request, Gaston Lopez wills his prize possession, a large harem, to Edward Cole. 9. Mary Castro gladly bequeaths her sewing ability to Erna Young. 10. Luis Alvarez generously leaves Iohn Anderson a bony Iphysique. 11. To Inzarita Broderick goes Mary Brown's skill in tennis. 12. Frank Claverie gleefully leaves his well-groomed coiffure to Cvramp Floyd. h 13. Mabel Darling bequeaths her sylph-like figure to her pal Eula Mae. 14. Ieanne Lorenz, with deep regret wills her towering Eheight to Robert Henderson. -5 f i' 15. Fausto Gallego charmingly bequeaths his smooth manners to Butch Kesslin . 16. Rosie gertussi, with tears in her eyes, leaves Iohnny ,Haines to Blanche Edge. . -- 17. After due consideration, Barbara Kincaid wills her personality to Barbara W. Bright. Carry on the honor of the name! 18. Bill Yates proudly wills his dancing feet to Ray Stanfield, who he hopes realizes what he's getting. lPoor guy.l 19. Virginia Baker tenderly hands over her devastating bangs to Dorothy Young. 20. To anyone who can use it, is willed the musical repertoire of Alex. 21. Anna Louise Cantu endows Bea Armendariz with her charm- ing mannerisms. 22. To Ioe Andrade tnext year's captainj are ,willed Alfonso's swaying assembly speeches to arouse school spiriti 9 l 23. Alma Hanson thoughtfully wills her rides to school to Mary Helen lchauffeur not includedl. . 24. Leonard Hamer trustingly leaves his technique with women to needy Iohnny Carter. 2 25. Martha Larroque endows Frances Andrade with her demure de- meanor. ' 26. Dick Lopez leaves the future teams to the managership of Red Gray, former water boy. 27. To blase Harriet is left the bright smile of Mary K. itl UK

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DLA PMlU1IQ1lD1li1?.1Ak ', 1 Coach ? guess so. BILL YATES MARY YADA N. N.- Tiny Nobuko. RICHARD LOPEZ N. N.- Dick . Act.--Athletic Mgr. '31, '32, '33, '34, Annual Staff. U. F.-With the Four Musketeers. F. S.- Where's JEANNE LORENZ Act.-V. P. class '31, S. Gov't comm. '32, '33, Sec'y of S. B. '32, '33, Annual Staff. U. F. --Losing or forgetting. F. S.- Maybe tomorrow. EDITH MASSERINI N. N.- Edy . Act.-Tennis '35, Senior play, G R. '32, An- nual Staff. U. F.-With Lizzie. F. S.- Oh, Gosh! JOHN MONTEJANO N. N.- Johnny , Actf-Baseball '33, '34, '35, Football '33, '34, '35, Basketball '34, '35, Track '34, '35, U. F.-Comer by Capitol Sweets. F. S.- Whata you say! WILLIAM OLSON N. N.- Ole , Act.-Senior play. U. F.-Back of Cardiff's house. F. S.- Aw, you're cracked. FRED SOBKE N. N.-- Sobke . Act.-Pres. S. B. '34, '352 Senior play, C. S. F. '32, '33, '34, U. F.- Jerking sodas. F. S.- I don't know. PHILIP TUCKER N. N.- Phil . U. F.-Most any place. F. S.v Sure, I MARINA VASQUEZ U. F.-V--Telling stories of Minnie. F. S.- No, Kid! N. N.- Big Feet . Act-Football '34, Basketball '32, Class Pres. '34, '35. U. F.WArguing with the faculty. F. S.- Who, me? REYNALDO YTURRALDE N. N.- Blue Jay . Act.-Treas. class '31. U. F.-In the hall. F. S.- By Golly. Act.-C. S. F. '32, '33, '34, '35. U. F.-With BARBARA ZUCKERMAN N. N.H Bobbie . Act.-G. R. '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, G. A. A. '33, '34, '35, An Old Spanish Custom . U. F.-Digging in her garden. F. S.- I'll hope to snicker. PAGE EIGHTEEN

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All1lllQ1lDgllQzAh gg gg 1 28. Bill Olson desires that Abe Watanabe inherit his taste in cars. C 29. Iohn Iiles wills his talent for original sayings to Alice Ferrell. 30. Frankye Sieglitz receives the artistic genius of Marge Keller. L 1 31. To any poor, deserving Iunior go Mary Yada's old report cards 1 -just change the name. 32 1' ing of deep literature. 33 S 1 Fowler. y 34. A flair for clothes is left by sister Barbara to Lauriel. 35 S Economics to Henry Gibson. . Homer Harer bequeaths Bud Gunterman with an understand- l . Russell Elligett wills his dreamy orbs Keyes, you sapl to Harry . Reynaldo Yturralde yawningly wills his morning snoozes in 36. Gilbert Gomez' affinity for grey is left to Iimmy Pegg. 1 37. As a special favor, Kokie wills the Secret of his Success to W 11 Harry Kumagai. 1 38. David Knechel sadly bequeaths his friendly arguments with Mr 1 Linholm to Tommy C. I 1 39. Fred Sobke shyly wills his painful blushes to Manuel Casellas. 1 40. An artistic temperament and Genevieve Becerra are left by Leo L li Delgado to any deserving underclassman. L Dorothy Barrett. 41. And Edith Masserini's speed and accuracy in typing goes to 42. Iohnny Bertussi willingly gives his unassuming way to Fred Eady 43. Philip Tucker leaves his hobby of chasing girls to Gordon Halli- 1. day. 1Hope you have better luck, Gordon.l 1' Baldwin. Make them good! 1 , Evelyn Crook. 44. And Marina Vasquez' stories of Minnie are willed to Iackie 45. George Cottrell reluctantly bequeaths his A's in Bookkeeping to 46. Esta Ericson leaves her energetic walks to A'Andv Archibald. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this eleventh day of April, B. G. fBefore Graduationl, 1935, at the c exico, County of Imperial, State of California. , I BARBARA KINCAID V +1 I 5 BILL YATES t ' V ' Class of J X ' j ' xfi A J JI .1 J , Y If V 1 . A x 4 1 X' - is . -rx X. ity of Cal- 1935. PAGE WENTY