Sierra Union High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Auberry, CA)

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STANDING: E. Matthews, B. Blain, J. Jackson, P. Turner, R. Mitchel, D. Maxwell. MIDDLE: Mrs. L. Noetling, Director, J. Curtis, J. Taylor, S. Lovell, B. Bixley, L. Fullerton, M. Fullerton, M. Kline, N. Turner. FRONT: B. Bush, L. Lincoln, C. Miller, S. Hughes, B. Empy, M. Rogers, J. Andersen, B. Swartz, B. Rogers. CHRISTMAS CAROL DWIN C. HUGHEY F. HILL SISTER AND BROTHER SCROOGE cufsrs or Fzzzlwlc THE CRATCHIT FAMILY I J- TAYLOR. R- STUDEBAKER J. Childers, F, Richardson, B. Burns, E. Matthews, J. Bennett, R. Reed

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of I949, after proper consideration and forethought, being of sound mind and body, but not acting under menace or the fraudulent influence of any one or more persons, do compose, publish, and an- nounce this our last will and testament, to-wit: To the Class of '50 we leave our ability to use sound iudgement and our place as Seniors at Sierra High. To the class of '51 we will our ability to argue. To the Freshmen, we leave the luck that carried us through school. I, BUD ANDERSON, bequeath my excellent school record to my cousin, Howard. I, CLEON ANTHONY, leave my beautiful countenance to any boy who wants to wow the girls. I, BARBARA BLACKMAN, bequeath my well cultured giggle to Jeanine Taylor. I, DON BRADSHAW, do leave, to Don Maxwell, my dramatic ability. I, BOB BURNS, leave to Phil Turner my way of captivating girls. I, DELENE DUVALL, bequeath my sweat ways to Florence Hill. l, BULL EMERICK, do leave my breath taking physique to Franklin Richardson. I, LEONA CHEPO, bequeath my quiet manner to Shirley Keller. I, HATTIE COOPER, do will my attendance at Moose Hall to some poor misguided soul. l,CHUCK DUERKSEN, to Jerry, do will my very becoming sideburns. I, DICK ENLOE, will my romantic powers to Charles Parker. I, GENE GILLIS, bequeath my fondness for Sierra to my brother, Jim. I, BUD FINK, will to Bill King my expert ability to plow through the line with my nose. I, BILL FLUM, leave Vanda to anybody who is willing to risk my wrath. I, BEVERLY GRAHAM, do leave to Frances Lewis my worn out textbooks. I, DIXIE GRAYBILL, leave my place as cheer leader to Barbara Rushton. I, MARGARET GRIFFITHS, will my man-hating ways to Annette Anderson. I, CHUCK HUGHEY, bequeath my athletic valor to George Wenham. I, WINKIE GOODWIN, do bequeath my nickname Short Stuff, to Bob Enloe. I, DON MINEGAR, do hereby leave my ialopy to Jerry DeRoco. lWhat's left after l'm through with it in Auto Shop.I I, MARY ANN MOORE, leave my ability to annoy Mr. Frantz to Ann Stiegler. l,TOMMY MOORE, leave my titles, Pedal Pushing Tom Moore, Sir Thomas Moore, Temperamental Artist, to the future actors of Sierra High. I, DICK MULLER, will my knowledge of the device commonly known as the car, to Charles Minkler. I, HOMER PROCTOR, bequeath my overworked brain Ithat one celll to some brilliant Freshman. I, HERB PUNKIN, will my gentle disposition to Harvey, my kid brother. I, WARREN ROSE, do bequeath my two front teeth, Iwhich I got for Christmasl to the football players of Sierra. I, DON TAYLOR, leave my nickname of Lover Boy to the future casanova of Sierra, David Goodwin. I, MARJORIE KLEIN, do will my quiet, gentle manner to Darlene Northrop. I, GLORIA LARKIN, bequeath the good fortune that got me through school to Bonnie Allen. I, GENE LEWIS, will my ability to make the girls swoon to Emmet MacFarland. I, HERB MATTHEWS, do bequeath my position as stage manager to Richard Bradford. I, JEANNE MEDLEY, leave my capacity to have a good time to Betty Klein. I, LEE HUTTON, do hereby will my ability to enioy a game with shrieks and shrills to the quiet students of Sierra, Iif there are any.I I, PAT KELLER, do will my perfected vocabulary to Betty Empey. I, DUANE KELLY, will my flirting ways and last bottle of TONI to Don Rose. l,ANNABELLE TEX, leave to lvadelle Polkenhorn, my studious manner. I, NORMA TURNER, leave my talent for music to Doris Root. I, JOE WELDON, will my tall stature to Sam Lackey. I, ONA ZUMWALT, bequeath my energy and vitality to Lois Fullerton. I, THELMA TEX, leave my ticket printing art to the future printers of Sierra. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed. The Senior Class