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

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I I ? 3 'f f-'e x - ' ,314 Q1 iii-X-.wk iii 'Ei .3 -... tv! J., i . N, LlFE'S EMBARRASSING W k' i MoMENTs A 'l Miss Blake rode a spirited horse Q 5 4 At Griffith amidst the green gorseg 1 x The horse did espy f XX A rock lying by, Q And Miss Blake did proceed to xc. unhorse. , .1 , Mrs, Clapp joined the geometry corps, For culture she doesn't abhor, She sat in her seat H W With joy really complete, Though her feet never quite touched the floor, I' Q A scorpion one sunny day W f Was amusing himself at his play, L 'df But he hunted cr hole Il! 1 When chased by a pole ' 1 As Miss Dickinson made him her it 'Q 3 , PTGY- gx , Y ,W Mrs. B. with cr spade cultivates ' While Noche sits by her and Waitsg J lf her back she but turns w Q G Noche digs up her ferns, -A Q . And the gophers the lap imprecatesl Xqiv-M 6 V N!

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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.

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1 'X XJ 'As uk ' -i vhhlk :' -4 W di One morning last year in the snow Mr. Chase to the front porch did gog While getting the paper He cut quite a caper- His Wine-colored lounge robe-O woe! Miss De Wolfe three Good Humors delaced, For she found they were much to her taste, But this feat gastronomical Was quite economical For she ate up what might have been waste! Miss Warren would be a vaquerol To help the bold, brave ganadero, But she caught in a tree While her horse laughed with glee To see her heels kick in the airol Miss Kirk has many a map On the wall in a box with a tlapg When trying to juggle The maps-what a strugglel And the llap hits her cap with a rap! W. 4 9 f 1 K Q ' ff X ff I- ' v tl ..llIll