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

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Howard Critchfield is head forest ranger of the Yosemite national park. On one of Madera’s rubberneck busses Gerald King is motorman, Clarence Boles, conductor and La Verne Lathem, spieler, announcing’ daily the ancestral home of our president. George Garabedian is keeper of the old people’s home, where Kenneth Mathews brings his chorus girls to perform occasionally. Stanley Murray is world-ret nowned as a criminal lawyer. Genevieve Gordon has become a famous orator of the day. Her subject is “Women First, Last and Always.” Euclid Ford is a detective in Scotland Yard. Lloyd and Bea I isher Webb are planning an expedition for colo- nization of Mars. Lucile Bryant, Corine ‘Tompkins and Edna Grattone were sen- tenced to ten years in Folsom for being leaders of the Women’s Rights Party. Boosters tell of the cleanliness of Madera’s streets. I‘his, it seems, is due to the unlinuted faithfulness of Evelyn Tessier, captain of the street sweeping brigade, and Genevieve Loveland, head of the broom brigade. elizabeth Scott is the head of the United States mints. The greatest surprise was when “Bones” told me that Margaret Bertozzi, Ethel Kingston, and Idella Michaelson were in Barnes’ circus troupe. Margaret is a bareback rider and Ethel and Idella trapeze performers. Our brillant little Lela Butler has established an institution for the homeless dogs and stray canaries. Grace Bartmann is a second Painless Parker, extracting ten teeth at once. Winnifred Leonard and Evelyn Erickson have a studio in Green- wich Village where they do all illustrations for the Arrow Collar ads. ‘And, now, what have you done with your life, Aud?” asked “Bones”. So I told her how | left my husband, home and children too, to run away with a necktie salesman, and realizing my error, I had left him and had come here, no husband, no home, and now no traveling salesman. ‘There seems to be more truth than poetry in the saying, “Life is just one fool thing after another—Love is two fool things after each other.” —By Audrey Kirby September 23—Block M Society organized

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