Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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ANm5RsoN, Piano. Free as the ocean waves. C. S. F'. G. R. Cabinet .'XNN.XlllI., Cl..-xiox Trade at home. f I, Ecclesia , A' f Tri-Arts If Girl Reserves ll.xR'ri.icTT,X'rRmN1.x fi1N Oh no, I never comb my hair. Vice-pres. Stud. Gov. '28 Society Editor Makin '28 Tri-Arts '27, '28 Il iscfflesia '26-'28 N lllcicni-1, linrrn The kind that mother used . td make. Entered R. H. S. as Junior from Fremont High, Fre- mont, Ohio. C. S. F. llia1.1.,Cl'RT1s Quite the sheik, eh 7 Football '27, '28 BERGSTRUM, ZUARIE 0h! Those big brown eyes. Asst. Mgr. Cafeteria '28 Lyceum Glee Club Pine Booters G. A. A. '27 MHKI l928 X llliRBIl'll.XS,l'.XNl'll1lN What the student should be. ll1mas,Roi:iz1z1' P. Gentlemen prefer blondes. Entered R. H. S. as Junior from Austin Higl1,Cl1ic-ago, Makin Staff '28 Art Club llm.1N1z.Lii.x1n.1zsU, He seemed so young and ln- nocent. C. F. Track '26 llnniu-ik, Nl ll.llRlilJ C. ll As merry as the day,i long. Lost and Fon d 28 X Wl1at'?Cl1h ' s. T, U L2UAp U my f' mmf b. vii 'lot'l4 ' stature fair and s der. Class President '25 R, Club '25-'28 Hi-Y President '28 Dramatics '28 Class Treas. '27 RICNAN, llizximx 9. The women too much for him C. S. F. Calendar Editor Makio '28 Tennis '28 Bus. Mgr. The Amazons