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SE llllil ILL Catherine Beed, alias Katy, leave history and Miss Taylor forever. Thank goodnessf Georgina Benassi, alias Georgie, leave with a sigh of relief. Mabel Bettencourt, alias Mabel, leave but not without Corky. Daniel Cabral, alias Handsome, leave my shooting ability to Dewey DeMartini. Melvin Clark, alias Cornpicker, leave in search of a car that runs. Hazel Clements, alias Hazel Cement, leave and return to historic Qakley for good? Marion Columbo, alias Marion, leave my man-catching abilities to Bub Long. Nelle Curry, alias Butch, leave DeWitt, darn it! Y! Beverly Dally, alias Bev, leave my red hair to Harold Johnson. Norman Douglas, alias Doug, leave in search of my camera. Rose Del Barba, alias Rosie, leave my typing ability to Rex Gibson. Emily Del Pozo, alias Butch, leave in search of a male with poor eyesight. Lupe Lopez, alias Lupe, leave my fond farewells. Corrine Lauridsen, alias Corky, leave my place on the office force to i'Tubby Soderstrom Myrtle Kniss, alias Mert, leave my ability to attract the opposite sex to George Nunn. Evelyn Jepsen, alias Evie, leave my fiddle to Lee Ferguson for his cadenzas. Beatrice Hernandez, alias Bee, leave Liberty without a good majorette. Frances Hanson, alias Frannie, leave my acting ability to Dorothy Dashner. Yvonne Heiser, alias Yvonne, leave my ability to mix chemicals to Don Brown. Jack Gregory, alias Jack, leave Jeannie to the wolves of Liberty. Richard Graham, alias Dick, leave to spend my remaining days at the Delta Theatre door. Bob Graf, alias Bob, leave my rowdy nature to Oakie Reeves. Dorothy Gonsalves, alias Dorothy, leave my beautiful eye-lashes to Ed Shive. Norma Ghiozzi, alias Norma, leave LUHS to Tony and his horses. Jean Fortson, alias Tex, leave with high spirits. Barbara Flynn, alias Barbs, leave my Irish temper to Bloodless Giannini. Simona Ferrer, alias Sammie, leave snatching my diploma. Virginia Fernandez, alias Vig, leave Roy Bloomfield to my sister. Lee Fallman, alias Light-foot, leave my famous hair-do to Carol Knight, Betty Ann DeVlieger, alias Betty, leave my books to my successor. Mary Beth Wilkins, alias Mary Beth, leave Liberty with my swindlings. George Williams, alias Dweller, leave my hunting trips to Bob Cox. Marilyn Wallace, alias Wally, leave my love scenes to Dick Petersen. Jack VrMeer, alias Vermin, leave Liberty without a possum hunter. Consuelo Urenda, alias Connie, leave subdued. Dick Thomas, alias Thomas, leave my A's to Ruth VJoolley. Willis Swaney, alias Pete, leave in my shiny, pretty V-8. Earnest Smith, alias Ernie, leave more Chinese than American. Marjorie Stuart, alias Margie, leave the men of LUHS safe for awhile. Helen Sadler, alias Helen, leave in search of height. Gladys Ricioli, alias Ricioli, leave Liberty with a tear. Mamie Pitta, alias Mamie, leave my big nose to Durante. Jean Perez, alias Jeannie, leave the classrooms quiet for a change. Pat O'Hara, alias Pat, leave my reckless driving ability to Miss Taylor for unsafe keeping. Bill O'Hara, alias Bill, leave my cue at the pool hall to Richard Jackson. Dorothy Nickols, alias Dot, leave with Nance so the physics class will be girl-less. Bob Muir, alias Muir, leave my heavy boots for Carol Knight to lug around. Bill Moore, alias Mopper, leave too soon because the Navy wanted me. Nance Monro, alias Nancy, leave my disecting ability to Torchy Thomas. Margaret Mello, alias Margaret, leave the locker pass keys to some poor unfortunate. Connie Magbuhos, alias Connie, leave on the Knightsen bus. Betty Lytle, alias Lytle, leave my soprano voice to Ivan McLaughlin. Loyd Lunsford, alias Lunchmeat, leave my basketball ability to Nick Papadakos. Joyce Gambel, alias Joyce, leave my choral ability to Peg O'Brien. Lupe Martinez, alias Lupe, leave not too mixed up with the other Lupe. 7
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Qsss X., af 4? S1 - f wr'-f . ' f -.,' fiif.'52' ye?3gx:, -- I? '51 T e - 'JAZZ f 3 igggzj-5. f. friylig 91: TOP ROW-George Williams, Presidenf Earnest Smith, Vice-President SECOND ROW-Nance Monro, Secre- 'raryq Robert Graf, Treasurer. PICTURE AT BOTTOM OF PAGE- Madalein Craig, Advisor. Seniors M1945 All Seniors came back to the old alma-mater on September 5 looking forward to an eventful term. We anticipated many good times, dances, parties, games and numerous hours of serious study. ' November 17 was our long awaited Senior Ditch Day. Most of us spent the day in San Francisco. In early December, up we came with RED Senior hats. They were dennitely noticeable which, of course, was what we wanted. i . The No. 2 event of the year, No. 1 being gradua- tion, took place on May 18. That's right, the Senior Ball. We danced to the accompaniment of a smooth orchestra, soft lights, and flowing gowns. Our Senior year of 1945 drew to a close on June 8. We are glad to graduate, but we hate to leave our many friends. 6
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