Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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HAWXQINS, ALBERT XVhat goes up must come down, so Hawkee plants himself under the as- cending ball and prepares to make a touchdown. HARDER, LETITIA The most ferocious girl in school. Though others -may be hard-boiled- Letitia is always Harder HAWKINS, MARY Precious things come in small bun- dles. It's lucky for Mary that all value is not measured by inches. HAXVKINS, ORLENA An Amiable Amazon who Arrests the Admiration of All. HENDLY, MAR JORY No, of course she doesn't know any- thing about The Boston Tea Party. She didn't receive an invitation-and she wouldn't have gone if she had. ' HIGGINS, WILLIAM ,A queer taste. The skin he loves to touch is a pig-skin. I-IOBART, CHARLES His noisy ways we need not mention, Nearly all tricks are his invention, His actions are certainly queer, D A genius for cut-up he is, that lS clear. FAINTER, RUTH She has a faint knowledge of. history hut her knowledge of chemistry lb Fainter. HASCALL, ALTA Not so big, though her name does mean high. HANSEN, THORVALD Pne glance at TeI'rible Swede during a football battle is enough to show his opponents how he won his name. I-IoovER, MARIE Though she is not acquainted with Herbert, their ancestors might have hung from the same family tree and might have been great friends. HOSSLI, HILDA She says: School would just be per- fect if you could always let X equal the unknown. fx I2 l

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N- 201 DUCRART, ALFRED He thinks that the World is at his feet: we know if it is he has talked It to death and it's lying there uncon- scious. FISKE, STANLEY Quick-Witted-it comes and S095 S0 quickly, no one can notice it. PINNEY, ERWINA l' may be slow: but remember this, Rome Wasn't built in a day. HALL, ELVIN Tennis star: Hit 'ern high, hit 'em low: But over the net they must go. GUTH, MELVIN Of hi-m you never tire, He is guaranteed for 10,000 smiles. HAWKINS, ELIZABETH Cine of the Fastest Fourin America HANS.EN, RAY Speak for yourself, but don't let the teacher hear someone plompt you first. HOGUE, BARBARA Great trapperkcan catch more troII- ble in an hour than most people can in a year. ' HARBAUGI-I, :NIARIAN Yi She keeps that school girl complex- ion in her compact. '1 'OC-UE MERTQN 17 I I ' I A? 5eglarms:f In the spring, a young 'XlJman's,fa,ncy.li,fg1htly turns to th0ug'hts Iof-fishing. V HOLDER, JOE lt's easy to grin when you're lectured ln English and history, forsooth: But the man Worth while Is the one who can smile XYhen he's being bawled out by the Proof. HASTRAN, KATHERINE Polly Wants a cracker but she would much rather have a chocolate sundae.

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mi JENSEN, ELMER One thing he has learned in high school: 'WVhen an irresistible force meets an i-mmovable object-the win- dow usually breaks. LOVE, ELGIN A High, Happy, Handsome Hopper, and not so half-hearted. NIATTESON, GERALDINE Four out of every five haven't their lessons, so Why should I? MALONE, NIILDRED Motto:V An ounce of preparation is worth a pound of excuses. JOHiNSON, ESTHER 'Alli Spanish is chili con carne to her. JONES, ELIZABETH Sixty laughs a minute is short count when Lizzie is near. LUNGRIN, EARL Earlie was his first nickname: Late would be a better one now. . MCCUMBER, HELEN H-Cgike is the green vegetable gf M, MCKINLEY, VLEONA Extra!! L. McKinley caught exceed- ing' the speed limit for getting' out of class. MUSCIO, ELDRED Sitting on top ot' the world would be a wonderful attraction if tht tg, were too small for a 'school btiildeiym.-I MILLER, ROY The sweetest music in the world to him is the chime of the bell at 3:-I5. MON ESE, NADINE She believes that a jolly smile is the ' b8St WELS' to make the teachers think ' you really like them, :P J,PA 'Nad ...N