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

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I, Ellis Throckmorton, do bequeath my expression in class, “I bite, what is it,’ to “ lobby» Scott. I, Fred Stevens, do bequeath my stern and steady disposition to Francis McNally. [, Phyllis Loveland, do bequeath my red hair and freckles to Grace Bartmann, trusting she will find good use for them. I, Lester Osborn, do bequeath my place in the “Ag. Club” to Rob- ert Williams, hoping that it will help him during his farming career. I, Carolyn Steinhour, do bequeath my art ability to Irene Critch- field, when she qualifies for the “Purple and White” staff. I, Wayne Carpenter, do bequeath my place in the rear of the audi- torium to Ellsworth Bruce and Elizabeth Scott. I, Beulah Davis, do bequeath my curls and fair complexion to Caro- line Bump, wishing her luck in winning a majority of the boys over Irene Critchfield. I, Ione Leonard, do bequeath my winning smile to Hilda Case. I, Paul Mitchell, do bequeath my he-manly form to John McNally, wishing him to be a football star. I, Everett Itanaga, do bequeath my monkey to Ruth Teall because my folks can’t tell me from the monkey. I, Eulalie Steinhour, do bequeath my Dodge to the Junior boys, who like to take Dodges to pieces, as | have a new Oldsmobile. I, Alice Davis, do bequeath my lead in the Senior Play to Arlone. | think she would like it. |, Dorothy Branson, do bequeath my quiet disposition, dark eyes and dark hair to Lovera Ladd. I, Elias Gallardo, do bequeath my winning ways with the girls to Jess Markle. Now is your chance, girls. I, Vinka Dulcich, do bequeath my very common name to Shooshig Avakian as hers 1s so plain. I, Genevieve Desmond, do bequeath my serious disposition to Roy Long, as it may do him some good. [, Annie Hamm, do bequeath my liking for athletics to Ruth Ben- son. I, Katherine Freeman, do bequeath my up-to-date vocabulary to Miss Petty. I, Loya Galeener, do bequeath my polite and lady-like ways to Aline ylare :

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of the Madera Union High School, on this the 26th day of June, in the year of our Lord 1925, being of sound mind and still having the ability to think, do hereby announce our wills as follows : We, the class as a whole, do hereby bequeath to the Juniors, our section in the Auditorium, hoping that 1t will bring to them our dignity and our admirable behavior in assembly meetings. To the Freshmen, our inherited love for study and ability to stick strictly to business. As individuals, we bequeath as follows: I, Richard Warner, do bequeath my ability to play the piano to Tommy Hughes. I, Josephine Bethards, do bequeath my Ford to some one who has a stronger arm than I have. If, the starting combination is needed, it may be secured by inquiring. I, Mary Beban, do bequeath my slender form to Audrey Kirby. I, Suren Gumurian, do bequeath my speaking ability to “Rim” Brunetti. I, Dorothy Hunt, do bequeath my Hudson to Dorothy Myers so she can take her trip to Seattle. I, Alice Parker, do bequeath my responding record to Eldon Cady, trusting he will carry out its standard. I, Isobel De Chaine, do bequeath my horse laugh to Aletha Brown, trusting that she will control it. I, William Yocum, do bequeath my Ford to anyone who can get more than 98 miles an hour out of it. I, Eda Ladd, do bequeath my Mild Manner to Vera Mott, for which Derward Hope should be thankful. I, Roy Wattenbarger, do bequeath my ability at playing basketball to John Boyle, hoping that he will fulfill all requirements. = ies

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x J, Bea Fuller, do bequeath my boyish manners to Irene Skage's. I, George Copeland, do bequeath my ability for playing basketball to James McNally. It’s good for reducing. Audre Carpenter, do bequeath my presidency of the Student Body, and now famous introductory speeches to my worthy successor who ever he may be. I, Elizabeth Hoffman, bequeath my long skirts to Camille Russell. I, Helen Jones, do bequeath my sweet quiet Ways to some one who wishes to get away with a wild time. I, Marie Maricich, do bequeath my bz by ways to Vera Copus. I, Beatrice Mastrofini, do bequeath my fair complexion and dark hair to Genevive Loveland. I, Chester Peterson, do bequeath my Irish name to John MeNally I, Kenneth Reinolds, do bequeath my study hall behavior to John Boyle hoping that it will i improve John’s ways. I, Maxfield Sheldon, do bequeath my job in the cafeteria to Robert Iletcher, because he surely must be fast at making change. I, Kathleen ‘Tipton, do bequeath my enormous size to Lula Pitman so both of us together can ae a shadow. I, Rosie Tognotti, do bequeath my olive complexion to Bea Fisher, but beware, “Toby.’ , Thomas Townsend, do bequeath my track ability to Fenton Dean, but, Fenton, go easy on the pole vault. — , Robert Waag, do bequeath my art talent to Miss Johnson as she may need it some day. , Edwin Long, do bequeath my midyear departure to Bud Mitchell as I think it will ‘be a good riddance to the school. I, Katharyn Bailey, do beque ath my excellent ability at the business end of a tennis racket to Ernestine Gardner, as I 1 believe she would love to play tennis. I, Earl Coffee, do bequeath my admirable speed to Charlie Bundy so he won’t be mistaken for a statue. I, Hart Cook, do bequeath my admirable personality to Ellsworth Bruce, hoping that he will live up to it. I, Neva Bennett, do bequeath my unfailing good nature to Lenora Bailey.