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

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‘ ing ability to Otis Cothran, his playfulness to Miss Lochridge and his Physics examination grade to anyone who needs it. Ninth: Norma Leona Brown gives her winsome ways of vamping to Hazel Laugghlin, her towering height to Ernest Hemmerling and her Physics book. to Frederick Wing. Tenth: Milton Houda bestows h’s strong socialistic ideas to Marden Brock, his melodious voice to Rena White and his satiny hair to Mildred Morris. Eleventh: Jean Winifred Gilman willingly donates her two hundred and fifty pounds to Omar Barker. To Grant Wood she leaves her sense of humor, which he should not use until his supply has worn down, and to Mildred Wenger she leaves her large correspondence as Mildred will be writing in that direction herself. Twelfth: Charley Dewitt Cothran bestows his sarcasm upon Miss Fossett, his newly acquired habit of driving the seemF ord with his knees to Stevens Law, and his Presidency to Laurence Trogdon. Thirteenth: Marie Adeline Lehman requests Permellia Frost to call at her home after graduation and receive a pair of No. 8 shoes, which are decidedly too small for Marie. She also leaves her winning smile to Mr. Franklin to be used in U. S. History. Fourteenth: Stanley Patrick Trombley leaves his right of making a motion to adjourn to Adam Smith, his surplus pep to Harold Laughlin and his love to Miss Fossett. Fifteenth: Helen Parker bequeaths her art of sewing to Alphamay Blackburn, her car to the Student Body for trans- portation to games and her bookk eeping books to Frank Urton. Sixteenth: Roger Raymond Walch confers his gastronomic ability to Donald Palmer, his curling iron to Alberta Brandt, and his meek disposition and mild temper to Elden Brown. Seventeenth: Melvin Merril Lehman bequeaths his wonderful knowledge of Parliamentary Law to Dorothy Stone, his penmanship to Virgil Fox, and his buttinskyness to Sarah Covington. Eighteenth: Tracy Seward Pierce passes on his Dramatic ability to Mildred Rymal, his prolific poetic tendencies to Emil Szuggas and his good nature to Blanche Phillips. Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said Senior Class, as and for cur last will and testament on this twelfth day of April, 1922, in the presence of us who have hereunto subscribed our names as attesting witnesces to said instrument. Robert Bramkamp, President. Winifred Gilman, Secretary. Page Nine

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Memery Expert at toe Grande Audi- térium. LOS ANGELES, Calif., July 10, 1932.—The famous memory exper?, Me. Miltcn Houda, will give ‘an. éx-. | hibition of his. supernatural brain | night at the Grande’ Auditorium.: Tle has surpassed Mr. Roth himself in this field arid tells us that he hag é@ new stunt tHat.is even more wonder;' ful than in any previous exhibition. ° , a cera) HY ps ingrgement Announced. PASADENA, Calif., July 15, 1932. OouoS Ysy Vow sure Saco Es =. zoo = Se 214 3 0 @p =o se OB SAEED tf © Oo (Se ley Re Ae te Ro Be oS 7 : Conwad ST ee @ ais IS5 By H% o) ia GS 3} See oS C oo 2 ed er) Sees) el tah es AAD moO o Olas ia Oo - Pe pe Qa wa eee at Scot os Sar Fa ans af ao 2 ® of on Sue DES: es Es Ao cot est o « G % as : ss f i--Society is interested in the en- 5 Os £ it of Miss Marie Tehman of ae os this ‘city and.Mr.. Reger R. Walch. I ys oth voung people were formerly | = = = | omer . uf 4 t i Sanning and graduated from ’ Tigh School there. Miss Lehman = — — iis a ‘teacher in the local schools, 9 . - |; eS ae ce j while -Mr. Waleh—is a successful S sm ime ey inc . + ‘ . | Land . od — + jcriminal lawyer in Los Angeles. x 25 BS 3 mm es iB ae pu C 5 = ns Sy @ a ES, oF RISD INAS mae : SS ies ion iE 2 iCircus Maznate Here. 4 ! ieee PmoraSann’ BRI ) RIVERSIDE, August 2, 1982—-, Eee gRRBe Zo “Mr. James Hendricks, the famou: : Rercis ee aoe ere ‘circus owner.and Mon tamer, is he ne Ae a @ aS eo om ‘with one of his’ {raveling shows. @ 5 2 4 2 g is on hy min a Coe THO Hendrick’s career in .Jion ee cy OO 2 oe = coe rand circus business’ is ‘remarkab Beagpe CS m gt ‘Ue became interested - ‘i lions, espe+ CFaGE z en of | cially crippled ones, about ten years ag) age a of Hithningite. | Son PB a2eRk” s H a former Bie Ss : “ag e is 9 62 eo, sy bY: Samay . ey Meanhoee sd og | : aes, aS Se eet) EOS anew epee : a 1 So oS yates 2 pre ree we. [eee pSeezeee | | famous Banker Buys Home Here. | 252 RSe358a8s 1 PASADENA, Calif., ‘August: 20, | 5-48 505.050, ls 1932+—-Mr- Graham B. ‘Palmer, the Boag TB ST REDE Re 4 ‘famous banking expert, has bought a | DML Oe 2 x winter home here from .the Jones.) | SAM'S Ey Real Estate Company. The new ndme . aie 5 fs oo. in which Mr. Palmer with his charm- ais 5 su Sy, ing wife and little boy will reside Bs PE » A is in the most exclusive residentia! | Sen oa g district of the city. Mr. Palmer is 8 o's a 5 eS ed a araduate ‘of. Pomona College. ee eeu aa 26 ae RRMA st no pe Cee a ry, 8 oH 2 ae ic De t= wr | fe eh MOSS on5 2 | G A yg fa] [es amosOha GoD PEs ego .on emo : Sirol aye ora POE O Ne: enh anes oo) eg.av Se eae Artes S A RFSSES SESE Snes ea, OB tise Ges i Eel pastietis Ole eee Tete eS cad ag g Col aah ass rs} os (Oe ae oid a Sis co mr Oa oD Wem WT Page Eleven