Atascadero High School - Santa Lucia Yearbook (Atascadero, CA)

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Chittenden to be used as a Freshman Scholarship prize. I, EDITH THOMPSON, do bequeath my soft and melodious voice, espe- cially commended by Mrs. Zimmerman, to Ivan Leichty. I, FRANCES VAIL, do bequeath my various bones and angles to Elizabeth Bryant to add to her collection. I, DOROTHY WEAVER, do bequeath my mountain and Hagpole climbing ability to Charles Anderson, to be used next year in putting up the banner on Pine Mountain. I, ALBERTA WEBER and I, ESTELLA WEBER, do jointly bequeath our flivver to Dr. Fosdick to be used in place of the School Buick which will then be- come the property of the Senior Class. WE, the Class of '28, do bequeath: Our unprecedented ability to reach the pinnacles of success to the Juniors. Our gratitude for their past and present sufferings and successes to lVIrs. Zim- merman and Mrs. Holmes. Our best wishes for the future and a pledge of everlasting loyalty to our Teacher , Miss Hollenbeck. fSignedJ CLASS OF '28, Witnesses: DUB. L. CHYN, HERR TONIC. Lawyer: SIR LOYNE STAKE. PRAIRIE SAGE MARGAMTA Es'rRAnA, '30 Folks have told me that back in the East They have buildings of dazzling heights. But their heights are strange To a guy from the range, Whose seen only birds in their flights. They say that its beauty and wealth Could fill in full many a pageg But I'd need more room And I'd miss the bloom Of dawn on the wild prairie sage. I'd miss the sunrise in the morning As it leaps up above the world's aige And the prairie bird's cally But I'd miss most of all The scent of the sweet prairie sage. I guess I'll stay on the prairieg For a city to me'd be a cage. So I'll stay, I suppose, VVhere God's perfume grows- The scent of the sweet prairie sage.