Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

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Ms gagement with the Metropclitan Opera Company begins. Well Known Young Lady Weds The wedding of Miss Charlotte Bostick of Rupert, Idaho ana Mr. R. H. Bond, a prominent young architect of San Francisco, was solemnized at high nocn Sat- urday at Rupert. The mat ron of honor was Mrs. Edward Peterson, the bride’s sis- ter, and the bridesmaids were Miss Josephine Bond, sister of the groom and Miss Golda Ken- dall. The charming bride was be- comingly gowned in white satin embroidered with seed pearls and wore a veil of real lace. She carried a shower bouquet of valley lilies and orchids. After the ceremony the happy couple left for a honey-moon in Hawaii. They will be at home in San Francisco after Setember 1. The affair was the culmina- tion of a romance which began when both the young people at- tended Berkley. Miss Bostick was for a time a resident of Banning and a popu- lar member of the younger set. She has many friends here who wish her happiness. Ella Anshutz ’22 Former Banning Boy Honored Word has been received here that Louis Schlierbach, noted in- terior decorator and designer, has been awarded a medal d’- honneur by the French Society of Beaux Arts. In his boyhood days Mr. Sch- lierbach was a resident of this place and a member of the Class of 21) By Uy He Ss -Atter icom- pleting a course at Throup Mr. Schlierbach went to New York to specialize in his chosen work. He aroused the interest of David Hartley, the illustrious designer, who gave his invaluable aid. After several years in Paris he returned to New York where he scon attracted considerable at- tention. He is now recognized as one of the leaders in his pro- fession and occupies an envied position in New York. This city extends to him its heartiest congratulations for the honcr which has been conferred upen him. Listen my children and you shall hear, Of the mid-night ride of Mildred Wingeer. Up to Beaumont thru lovers’ lane, Down to Cabazon and back again. A flash! a crash! a jar! a slam! Look out! look out! for here comes Ham. Oh! those lips! oh! those eyes! Go ask Louie, he'll put you wise. One day I was walking down the street, On turning the corner I saw some large feet. Looking about no one could I see, Then I says to myself why it’s only me. Among the Freshies is Claire Whose nose points up in the air. But I pause here to say, it was started that way To stop it would hardly be fair. Page Eleven

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firm of Dorsey and Blackstone. Iu her work she will be closely assuciated with ihe President of tae firm, acting vs his confiden- tial secretary. Miss Moojen is well qualified to fill this posi- {ion, having had valuable exper- ience with the Pacific Electric Company of Los Angeles. About gix months ago she resigned from her office and took a much needed vacation, traveling in Northern California and Wash- ington. Recently she came to Banning and has been with her mother, Mrs. Fairy Moojen. Miss Moojen is to be the hon- or guest ata number of delight- ful social affairs before she leaves to take up her new duties in Chicago. Old Resident Returns For Visit The friends of Mr. Clarence Johnson were pleasantly sup- prised) one day last week when he and his wife stopped here on their way to Los Angeles. Mr. Johnson is an expert salesman for the Cheevers Sporting Gocds House of Denver, Coloradc. For the past six months he has been traveling in the southern states. His present trip will take him to all the ccast cities of any im- portance. His wife will spend the summer in Huntington Beach, her girlhocd home. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson made the trip from Denver in their Stutz roadster and reported a splendid mileage. Mr. Johnson is as jolly as ever, and spent the day swapping stories with his old High School pals. New Clothing Store Ready For Occupancy. ; Mr. Delbert Fountain, the effi- cient manager of the Fountain Clothing Store, will hold a clos- ing out sale during the week cf May 21) to) 2 prior to his re- moval to his new quarters on East Ramsey. The new building which was necessary because of the rapidly growing business of the store is modern and convenient in every Page way and is complete with model fixtures. The grand opening will be held on Monday, June 1. Mr. Foun- tain will have an entirely new stock cf up-to-date gents’ furn- ishings. His courtesy and con- sideration for all his patrons has made Mr. Fountain’s store one of the most popular establishments of its kind and he is assured of renewed success in his new ven- ture. World Tour Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Backus will leave soon for an extended tour of the Old World. They will sail for Liverpool via New York early in June. They are plan- ning to visit the British Isles, Central Europe and takes a villa at Naples. After a leisurely journey through Egypt and the Orient, they will sail from Tokio, stopping at Honlulu and arrive in San Francisco next spring. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Backus join in wishing them ‘“‘Bon Voyage.” Noted Opera Singer Here. Miss Golda Kendall, the noted soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York, is visiting her paretns, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kendall of this city. Miss Kendall was formerly a resident of Banning and gradu- ated from B. U. H. S. in 1921. Shortly after her graduation she devoted herself to voice culture in New York and later in Eur- ope. She made her debut in Vienna two seascns ago. Fol- lowing a year of successful EHur- opean engagements, she came to America and made her first pub- lic appearance in New York. It was a decided success and she immediately became promin- ent in operatic circles. Previous to her arrival here Miss Kendall was the guest of Miss Bostick of Rupert, Idaho, acting as bridesmaid at the lat- ter’s wedding. After some time here she will leave for a Cana- dian tour before her season’s en- Ten Dy

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AILMENTS AND CURES PORUEARIDY How does a young lady increase her popularity among High School Students?—Maryellan Pettibone. If you will enclose a stamped envelope and a sheet of paper your question will be answered in detail. BLUFFING—— How can I bluff successfully in United States History ?— Clarence Johnson. Hopeless. You can’t bluff a bluffer. COMPLEXION How can I secure a good complexion in shortest pos- sible time?—-DeWitt Cothran. We would refer you to Hon. Henry Cary. He keeps the secret in his locker. OVERWORK—— Dear Editor: I am losing weight and strength as a re- sult of overstudy. | How can | remedy the situation ?—Clar- ence Weinland. Do your studying at home in the early part of the even- ing. QUEENING How can | overcome my bashfulness with girls? —Georg= Guild. Practice makes perfect. CHAPERONE How can a chaperone be in two places at once?—Dr. Pope. Impossible—A house divided against itself cannot stand. HEIGHT: By what means can I increase my stature in order to be more popular with the girls?—Bub Hendricks. Elevate your thoughts and try to grasp them. Dear Editor: Can you suggest any means for making kinky hair straight? Forrest Hammond. Be satisfied with what you have. Think how the girls envy you. ———o Louis (in Chem)—‘‘When sugar is distilled it gives oft sugar vapor.” Page Twelve