Madera Union High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Madera, CA)

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PURPLE AND WHITE Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1915, being of sound and disposing mind, and being only partially under the influence of Faculty, do hereby make this our last will and testament: To the Juniors, we leave our Physics Laboratory, consisting of one large room and the accompanying apparatus. To the Sophomores, we leave our knowledge. To the Freshmen, we leave our dignity, to be used whenever the op- portunity presents itself. As individuals, we bequeath as follows: I, Effie Raburn, do hereby leave my sarcasm to Mr. Mower. I, Grace Latham, do leave my marvelous knowledge of Physics to any Junior who will accept it. I, Lucille Ring, do leave to the incoming President of the M. U. H. S, my book entitled “‘How to keep order in the Student Body.” I, Matthew Conley, do leave to Cornelius Laymen my singing ability. I, Pauline Stahl, do leave my telephone number to a certain Junior. I, Hague Maloyan, do leave the Debating Club my favorite song, “You made me what I am today, I hope you're satisfied.” I, Frieda Kegel, do leave my utter composure of manner to Stanley Ford. I, Charles Moore, do leave my giggles to Sally Allen in the hope that she may control them better than | have. 1, Florence Floto, do leave my good intentions to the Freshman class to be divided among them according to their needs. I, Peggy Murray, do leave to Grace Phillips, my famed gift of gab. 1, Rosa Scheffing, do hereby leave my smile to Geo. Kahl.

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PURPLE AND WHITE ae Che Shasta Daisy Hail! Shasta Daisy with petals of white, How thy rare beauties unfold, Let to the world thy sweet meaning be told, Emblem of truth and the right: Ever we watch thy majestic form wave Proudly when cool Zephyrs blow, Thinking that for us alone thou didst grow, Candid, undaunted, and brave. Candid thou art and as pure as the snow, Candid we’ll ever remain; Idauntless thou art in the sunshine and rain, So will we be ’gainst life’s foe: Brave are thy colors and brave we will he, Staunchly, though tried, we’ll press on, Though storms may rage on life’s perilous sea Strive will we till break of dawn.