Marlborough High School - Sundial Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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KJYA ihhlk-r -11: LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1933 I Virginia Agnew leaves her breakfast toast and her record for the cross-Bossrnore sprint to Clarissa Consigny. I Carrie Belle Breyer leaves her speeding ticket to Helen Weber Cnot that she needs itl I loan Brandel leaves the Student Council to Fate. I Martha Fulwider bestows her car's cavortings to Miss Kirks Chiaroscuro. I Mary Grigsby leaves her Art of Misbehavior to the first ap- plicant. I lane lenkins transfers her poetic licence to Natalie Hill. I Alma Alkire leaves Charity to Faith and Hope, with love. I Kingsbury Burnett wills her movie colony to lean Elliott. I Ianey Cannafax hands over naivete to Helen Whitley. I Dot Karr bequeaths Old Man Mountain , her Tarzan Antics , and Goona Goona to Katherine Fitzpatrick. I Iosie Kent leaves those bangs to Wilma Davey. I Ruth Ann Arthur bestows the rhumba upon Lynn Mills Cmay she use it to the best advantagel I Florence Blake leaves the Sun Dial to Espe, and the dawn to Miss Warren. I Elizabeth Dolley wills her arching ability to Marney Barney. I Eleanor Lewis leaves the School Grounds. I Pinkie Macomber wills her flaming tresses to Phyllis Guthrie to be dyed in the wool. I Helen Evans leaves her artistic ability to Barbara Morrow. I Phyllis Boothe leaves her l got it to Virginia Dunham, in hopes that some day SHELL get it. I Gaynie leaves a Bar fofl Ham to anyone who desires it. I Gravy grants her Garbo gawk to Martha Otis. I Katharine Knuppel leaves Spud McGinnis to Mary Chapman.

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XJ l'A i hill -H 1 13 I see a store marked 'Leonard's Linen Lingerief On the second floor Miss Gaynor is chief model. The shop is doing good business. Miss Cannafax and Miss Macomber are opening a dance studio by this name, 'Ballroom Dancing for Bachelors-must have credentials. ' On a dude ranch which she owns in Utah, Kay Moran is studiously delving into 'The Art of Raising Chickens and Turtle- doves', by V. Bose, Professor of Orchestration at Sides', Stylish School for Seamen. A copy of the L. A. Times, l945, edited by Florence Blake, opens. 'L. A. Times cooking expert, Mary Grigsby, discovers new way to make traffic jam' The Advice to Lovelorn column is written by Miss Barham. This is the letter which appears: Dear Miss Barham, My husband often brings home his secretaries for dinner and takes them out later. I got used to this, but one day he asked me to sew a button on his shirt. Do you think that he still loves me? Distressfully yours, HELEN E. Another item records the opening of the Los Angeles Grand Opera Season, presenting Storey, greatest soprano of the Twen- tieth Century, in 'Abie's Irish Rosel An ocean liner steams into view. Mrs. Henri de la Marquia, the former Miss Florence Raymond, who married the French Ambassador, is aboard. Miss Martha Fulwider is accompanying a fashionable group of scholars around the globe. The head Stewardess is Gerie Phillips, and Ioann Pierce is employed as an entertainer. Her most famous act is the impersonation of an old time dance hall girl. Ollamah, Ollamah, the crystal reveals no more. VIRGINIA AGNEW.

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. I : 3 1 Tj ,,-k ' lxilyf I Cameron Leonard leaves her Dentyne to Ruth Finch. I Cookie leaves her bounding blinkers to Noche and the Morgue to Mary, with an offer for instruction in their effective use. I lean Macmillam leaves the Library to its books. I Gerie Philips wills her base voice to Elsie lane Shirey. I loann Pierce leaves it to Priscilla Cotton. I Florence Ortman leaves her naturally black hair to Edina Nagel. I Murrow McCurnin wills her buttons to the White Star Line, but takes the apples with her. I Marion Merrill leaves her reticence to Peggy Russell. I Kay Moran leaves her good fellowship to Vera Fageol. I Flo Raymond wills Pomona press notices to Miss Dickinson. I Betty Wilson leaves those bobby pins to lean Elliott. I Trolley Mitchell wills her diamond tiara to Nadine Davis. I Barbara Miller leaves that swagger to Dorothy lean Trow- bridge. I Tarnutzer leaves the bridge prizes to Miss De Wolf for labora- tory material. I Peggy Waggener gives Hardie Albright to whom it may con- CeI'1'1. I lane Tuttle wills her twinkling toes to Betty G-umplo. I Virginia Rose leaves her conscientiousness to Mickey McCoy. I Barbara Wilson gives the long walk home to Betty Hollenbeck. I Willie Montague wills her St. Louis Accent to Barbara Murphy. I Polly relinquishes Leslie Howard to Victoria Nebeker, but can't spare Brother Bradford. I Lucy May leaves the Moon Song to Betty Burck. I Barbara Schmidt wills the Equines to the Biology Lab. I lane Sides leaves her rudimentary diaphragm to Mrs. Brueck- ner for laboratory experiments. I Thelma Philips leaves that chartruese green dress to the Art Department. I Betty Fletcher leaves herself out.