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

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RAYMOND SHUPE LOIS WAAG ELMER WATTENBARGER 20

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FRANCIS KEHL 19

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Bas From Freshman to Senior September 8, 1916.—Born to the Madera Union High School, the class of Nineteen ‘Twenty. (1) October 28, 1916.—Baby is officially christened and initiated into Madera High. This celebration is given in the form of a Freshman Reception. (2) February 23, 1917—Baby has been quite ill lately, and has cried and yelled outrageously. The twenty-third it had an especially bad crying fit which asserted itself in the form of a concert held at the Lincoln Auditorium. April 12, 1917.—Baby is losing weight and so it was taken to the coun- try on a pleasure trip. A picnic luncheon is served at Skaggs’ bridge, and baby returned plus fifteen pounds. (3) May 1, 1917.—Baby at work. It indulges in some innocent, infantile tricks when the stern voice of Grandfather Mower exclaims, “He who is wear- ing his face where the back of his head ought to be, turn around and stop gossip- ing.” September, 1917.—Baby is presented with a brand new brother, the class of 1921. October, 1917.—Young 1920 is becoming sophisticated for it now instruct- ing 1921 concerning the way of the world at the Reception. (4) December, 1917.—Poor nineteen twenty is growing pale and wan over Geometry problems. (5) February, 1918.—Nineteen twenty has become a cadet, and with his brothers gives a grand ball to his sisters. (6) March, 1918.—Nineteen twenty is ill! (7) Zh