Anderson Union High School - Aurora Yearbook (Anderson, CA)

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I I l . 4- vll' -ss-Q7 Almighty. My ability to get into trouble, I leave to George Hinton, knowing that he will use it to the best advantage, and with the assurance that his struggles shall not have been in vain. My good nature, I leave, with regret, to Miss Parker. , Signed, Andrew jessen. I, Rose Trautz, do hereby will to Eddie McDonald my saxophone, if he promises not to blow it out straight-also my pose while playing it, To Mar- garet Anderson, I leave my shorn locks for use when her tresses have reached full length. To Annie Story, I leave my position as short-stop on the girls, baseball team, hoping she can stop the balls better than Igand lastly, I leave my slender waistline, Cprovided she can find itj, to Georgia Newton. Signed, Rose Trautz, I, Merrill Williams, being as sane as could be expected, do make this last will and testament as follows: To Leon Thibaut I leave my numerous sweet- hearts, hoping that he may at least win one of them. To William Adams, my love for English, knowing that he will need it. My ability to get into scrapes, l will leave to Porter McGee. Last of all, I will my good looks to Morris Stopher. Signed, Merrill Williams. After having escaped from the bonds of this high school on june 9, 1922, I, Alice Stocker, do will and bequeath my unlimited ability for gossiping to Marie johnson, hoping that she will be able to choke it a trifle more than I ever could. My hair comb which was so kindly willed to me last year, I leave to Bessie Wolf, with the understanding that she is not to have it untilclune 13, 1922. My giggle, I will to Mr. Tracie. My ever-ready smile to lara Long. My freckles to Helen jones, and last but not least, I leave my desk in the study hall to Nellie Shanahan. , Signed, Alice Stocker. I, Herbert Hintonfinding myself in a liberal frame of mind, do hereby bequeath my earthly and ethereal possessions to my worthy fellow students. My sage brush pompadour, I bestow upon Frances Kendall. To Morris Stopher, I give my romantic disposition so that he may attain his ambition of securing a high school girl. Signed, Herbert Hinton. I, Irene Gould, being somewhat in my right state of mind, at least as much as usual, do will and bequeath my very curly hair to Dorothy Morgan, in hopes that she doesn't get careless and get it wet. To Alvin Arbuckle, I leave my pink and white complexion and to Veva Hawes, I leave my dear old Geometry book, sincerely hoping that she absorbs some of the valuable in- formation found between its covers. Signed, Irene Gould. I, Mary Reilly, do hereby will and bequeath my graceful walk to Helen jones. My 3's and 4's I leave to Porter McGee and my ability to play baseball to Ethel Steely. Lastly, I leave my perpetual grouch to Kenneth Dean. Signed, Mary Reilly. lPage Elerenl

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First Row-Howard Duncan, Bert Awbrey, William Adams, Drew Morgan, Mrs. Ingraham, Nellie Shanahan. Second Row-I-Ielen jones, Mildred Severtson, Helen I-Iall, Grace Sampey, Sophia Dersch, Irene Dais, Elizabeth Gittings, Annie Story. UNICR CLASS Please meet the junior Class! Three short years ago they entered as wee Freshmen and now-well, just look at them! We can't really say that they are much for jazz, being more of a studious nature as all have excellent records, Although they are the smallest class in school, they are well represented in all lines, especially in athletics. The junior girls have the honor of holding the championship for the interclass basketball games which were held at the first of the year. What do you think of them? Well, just wait until they're Seniors and then you will have a still better opinion of them. QQ.Q lPage Thirteenl L f I ,-