Maricopa High School - La Revista Yearbook (Maricopa, CA)

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O 0 Name f N1'ck-Name F. Allard ...,...... Phat .......... J. Beebe ...,........ V. Braden ........ M. Barber ........ Z. Cooley .......... L. Collum ....,... R. Chipps ....,..... L. Colter .......... Josephus . Annasie ...... Marge ..... Zude .......... Luke .......... Bobby ........ Lindbergh F.CheesebroughBuddy ........ H. Dudley ........ N, Doll ............ E. Elder ............ M. Erickson C. Firchert ........ C. Garland ...... L. Gluyas .......... H. Hayslctt ...... E. Hixon .......... O. Mason .......... B. Ricker .......... P. Rader .......... L. Rankin ........ M . . Reinert ........ B. Snedden ........ A. Taylor .......... E. Webb ............ W. Wylie ......... S. Coleman ...... Page Twenty-One Dud .......... Nell .......... Lizzie ........ Tiny .......... Sunshine .. Beetle ........ Sheik ........ Half Pint.. Hick ........ Favorite Saying No, l haven't .....,. .Well, now- ..... Ah, Pooh! ...... .And he said- ...... Gee, kid- ......... I-le did not ............. Now it's like this-- Think it will rain? Yeah, but then- . So I said- ..... ........ Earl says- ......., ......... Good-day ........... Pm not either ....... Honest? ......... Hey punk! ............ Now, my woman- ....... Is that right? ........... Aw, you're crazy ........... Ambilion J rofessor Scientist --.-.-...Chorus girl Housewife .........Soda jerker Missionary Actor Opera Singer Tennis player Basketball player Model housewife Aviatrix To be thin Flapper Sprinter . ..... Preacher --.--....To be tall Opera star Mrs.Mason But Miss- .............. To cook good biscuits Burt .......... Babe .......... Rene .......... May .......... Bertie ........ Oh, yeah! ..... ............... M odel husband NOW QUIT ....... ............ T oe dancer I Cl0I1'IkIl0W ......... ......... T 0 bob her hair l WHS l1OI'I1C zlt- .,,.....,,,,,,,.,--,,,,, ---- A Qtfegg ' You should have seen- .... A Violin player Speedie .... jimmy ...... -Willums .... l have to work on the YCHF book .................. To reform Bobby SH-H-Hy -.......... ........... T o be smart IIT121ClC lf lll- ........ .,,,,.,,,,, C Qllege boy Shirt-tail ..Why,1 did not! ............,.,, hlathematician

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4 Q-K o -o 1--aa After this astonishing revelation, Joe Beebe and Lucille Collum played and sang a few old-fashioned songs. Two of them were Sing- ing in the Rain and that charming old tune, f'The Pagan Love Song. Their voices harmonized beautifully! A Burton Ricker and Marguerite Barber walked hand in hand to the radio next to give a little skit which reminded me of a modern Cecil and Sally, whom the whole world heard and loved ten years ago. We have a little surprise for you this evening, said Lyn, as calmly as if the entire evening had not been filled with surprises. l'Miss Celia Fitchett and Zara Cooley have returned from their year's stay in Nicaragua where they have been converting the hea- thens. They have many strange adventures to relate. It was indeed interesting and surprising. After that, Verna Braden gave a talk des- cribing the adventures that she and Shirley Coleman had had in the study of science. She told vividly of the discovery of an intense heat that would melt steel in an instant, but would not burn human beings. Her talk was very interesting. The whole group of performers ended the program by singing popular songs led by Leslie Gluyas, the famous opera star, who had happened in at that moment. As we left, we were all thanked and asked back again by the studio secretary, Mary Erickson. As I look back over my senior year And all years that have gone before, 'Tis hard to leave without a tear, Knowing that Illl be here no more. l'll surely miss this good old school, Dear Alma Mater fine and grand, Each cherished friendship like a jewel, And teachers, the best in the land. With all the joy that I found here, l'll sing its praises to the sky. Where 'ere I go I'll always cheer- Best luck to Maricopa High l -Marguerite Barber. Page Twenty

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