Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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OLSEN, MILFORD Good to the last drop -only eleven feet Qplusb is a good ways to drop. RAMONT, GLADYS She says: t'Children should be seen and not heard is all the bunk: I tried it in class once and it didn't work. SHIRLEY, DOROTHY There is a reason when she for- gets to do her lesson. But then Dot has a good imagination. SOHOTT, HORACE The radio fan. He tunes in on Sta- tion M.-G.-L.-A.-S.-S. quite frequently. OVERSTREET, HARRY H57 varieties of excuses and each good. If only it had not been given so many ti-mes before. QUAYLE, KATHERINE e E- Seldom works and never hurries, X Seldom flunks and never worries. .j NA 'I PRESNELL, EARL Q3 He says: 'Lakes are one of the beau- A if ties of nature. but mud puddles cer- Cx .X tainly don't follow the direction of Y X ' their elders. Xsl ROSE, AVIS JEAN Q If one gets seven years had luck from every broken compact mirror, Avis may rest assured of a long life. MUGAR, HRATCH Fne good turn deserves another: when he has the car, he never chooses the straightest Way, RAMONT, RUBY Days may come and days may go, but Tm the same forever. NVill she ever grow up? MUSCIO, MAUVERIN The harder you hit, the higher you l'ounce: l'ut when she lands. after a jump, it's the sawdust that flies up. RAYNOR, HARVEY Sometimes I go to chemistry to sit and think: then sometimes I go and just sit. E251

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wi MONTGOMERY, DOROTHY Dot-and-dash. The l stands for Harold, of course. MORRIS, MARVIN Up from his seat all covered with books A startled lad all sleepy looks: He'd taken class time for a nap, Till teaeher's knuckles his head did rap. RANSOM, CHARLES Motto: Verily. he who tooteth not his Own horn, the same shall godun- tooted. POULSON, DOROTHY Dorothy used a little word, Its like was seldom seeng For when she meant to say, It's been, She always said, 'It's bean. MOTTRAM, HORTENSE . One of the four hundred who have licked Mr. l3rown's cake of salt. MURPHY, HELEN YVhat care I for Work of mine? l seek pleasure every tirne. MURPHY, HAROLD He usually likes comfort. but there is one time when the North Pole with its hardships has great attractions-when teacher says, Harold, rise and sum- marize tOday's lesson. NEILSON, HELEN She thinks that being on th goof' means you're standing in saw- us . e ground MUNDT, DOROTHY To her the three r's of high school gfe are: rubbers, rings, and Reynolds' store. MEADOWCROFT, CLIFFORD He eould'say, I don't know with more dignity and conviction in his voice than anyone who ever came to high school. OLIVE, CLARENCE It's toasted. So was Clarence after the teacher found out he had forgot- ten to do his English. PRESTO, PEGGY Lesson! Lesson! VVho has h' . - son?-And Peggy always did ls los

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261 REYNOLDS, MARGARET A future telephone-operator. She demonstrated to thelassembly hei' fit- ness for the DOSIUOH-sum-Chewlng' and all. ROBERTS, MARGARET Roberts and Co.--Dealers in l'aint.' She is official make-up boss of the dramatics class. SCHMIDT, JANICE Great oaks from little acorns grow. But Janice is not much more than an acorn yet, ROBERTSON, DUDLEY He says: Not a cough in a car- load certainly does not apply to the air in Room 12 when S02 is being generated. ROBERTSON, EDNA Miles of smiles are not enough. You could hear her jolly ha-ha in thc lobby any day at lunch hour. PLAGG, BYRON Says: Let H equal S, 'R equal B, N equal M, then my motto is: Hit and run. RUDEL, VIOLA 'lt's a.. Long 'NVay to Tipperary, but I wish I were on my Way when Miss Ross announces an examination in Am. De-m. Q OLIVER, ELSA Mighty like a rose-a primose.-Her' day does not really begin till four o'clock, SHIRLEY, DONA Her greatest decision- To ditch or not to ditch: that is the question. QSTERMAN, ROBERT The light that ne-yer fails is not found in the Osterman home. Bob is a strict enemy of the burning' of mid- night Oil. A SIEBOLD, HOWARD He thinks he's the whole cheese. VVQ know he's only the hole. fNot true eitheixb SIMMS, MARIAN Little Tommy Tucker Sang' for his supper. Marian does it without any reason at all.