Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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BRIDGEFORD, HUGH Old Story: 12:00 a. m.-Pen has-n't scratched yet, and an English theme ahead. Oh, well! BROWNE, BARBARA Back to nature is her motto. She plays tennis in her bare feet. CLAPPIALI, BERT A used key is always bright-so is Bert's ability of thinking up excuses. BURKE, HELEN R To her the three sweetest words in the World are- Class is excused. CAM PBELL, FRANCES She'd Walk-a mile for a ca-mel fthe animal, of coursej-if the hike were in the opposite direction from the school. BRADY, LANIER Office Force fs'nuff saidb. He's the one that hands out the little slip- re- port at the office. GRATZ, DEHAVEN A perfect picture of suspended ani- mation. GILLUNI, JUANITA Pack up your troubles as tight as you can, but anylxlteacher can bring: them back at a wo'd. BURDOCK, Lois A paradox of modern life. Solve her if you can. COLLINS, IRIS She thinks the boys are but a bore: Her lessons all she does adore. CLike funlb CRABTREE, FLOYD It floats. So does Jim after shc smiles at him. BONSACK, CHARLES M. H. S.'s short story Writer: Late- had to Wait for a freight train. U 71 1 ,xl Q X S 1

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16J BONNICKSON, MARGARET She sang like a lark-with her throat. CLARKE, MARIAN Some people never grow up!-Clarky still comes to school on roller-skates. BOONE, EUGENE An honored member of the Bachelors' Club. Like the other members. his fav- orite dessert is an all-day sucker. BRENNAN, GLORIA She thinks the sign Nothing over fifteen cents in here is rather a slam- she is a VVOolworth clerk and is there -most of the time. BEARD, FRANKLIN Bud Vfhiskers is an Optimist. He wouldn't give a, penny For any modern Chrysler six- He has a run-down Ford. CAnd such a Fordlb BAESLY, BETTY .The Huntress. Have you ever no- ticed the cupid's dart she always Wears on her dress? BECKER, JUNE The Sunshine Girl. She knew so lit- tle about crying she had to use an Onion in dramatics to make her tears seem realistic. BERDOT, JOSEPH One word from him can change a scene of gloom and darkness to one of perfect sunshine-Joe is chief electri- cian of the auditorium. BREWSTER, JACK Not Jack, the Giant Killer. He Wouldn't even kill time-but he cer- tainly knocks it unconscious. BLACKNEY, PORTIA Smile, but don't let the teachers know you're laughing at them, CRAWSHAW, LUCILLE How fluently nonsense trickles from her tongue. BREWSTER, FRED Some folks lie awake nights worry- ing over their lessons, but it's all I can do to keep awake in class.

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,- s-X ,J CRORER, CZATI-IERINE School is made for learning: all learning: and nothings but l93.l'l'!lYl,':f, '- Bunk, she says. CULPEPPER, MILDRED She wants to know why we can't write notes when even your best friend won't tell you? FITZGERALD, MAXINE All things come to him who waits but if you wait too long' about handing' in a paper, you sometimes get more than you want. GRIFFIN, GEORGE A phrenologist could tell nothing by looking' at his head. The supposed bumps are merely his natural wave. FRAZER, ROBERT Favorite song- There's a long, long trail a-winding Into the land of the foe, XVhere the other team's attacking'- Rut the b-all right there must go. FREEMAN, EDITH Favorite song: VVork, for the teacher's coming. DIMOCK, GERALDINE A'lt's the little ones who count up the days till the next vacation. DIXON, ARCHIE Miss Brown's pet grief. He says more in one period of algebra fwith- out raising' his handy than he does all the rest of the day Cwith raising' his handj. DOLEMAN, HELEN She asks, VVhy get your lesson when 'Four out of every five have it ? DON RIN, VIOLA These Words always remind you of her, You may kiss my foot, Tsumuf' DIAL, WILLIAM Still water runs deep. You can never tell how fishy it is under the surface. EBIE, GRACE Doc-tors say, Heart disease can be cured, but l've found that it alwavs comes back in a new way. ' T181