Big Pine High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (Big Pine, CA)

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To BUD Cyrus, dwight Simmons, nick Bacoch, and MERTON RICHARDS I, FRANK COOLEY p BY THE BIGNESS OF MY HEART LEAVE THE CUSTODY AND CARE OF ALL THE FRESHMEN GIRLS. To COBY ROSSI AND STANFORD BALL I p RUTH SCOTT, LEAVE MY ABILITY IN THE ARTS. TO HELEN NAEF I, SALLY GRIFFITH, LEAVE MY ADr DRESS BOOK, To TEDDY HUNNEWELL I, MARIE O ' BRIEN, LEAVE MY A ' S. To MR. DIETRICK I, JEANNE TOWERS, LEAVE ALL MY EXCUSES FOR ABSENCES SO ELDRED RICHARDS WILL NOT FIND THEM, A SPORTSMAN ' S PRAYER DEAR LORD, IN THE BATTLE THAT GOES ON THRU LIFE, I ASK BUT A FIELD THAT IS FAIR, A CHANCE THAT IS EQUAL WITH ALL IN THE STRIFE A COURAGE TO DO AND TO DARE. AND IF I SHOULD WIN, LET IT BE BY THE CODE WITH MY FAITH AND MY HONOR HELD HIGH, And IF I SHOULD LOSE LET ME STAND BY THE ROAD AND CHEER AS THE WINNERS GO BY J — KNUTE ROCKNE

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■JM Fl I 1 SENIOR PROPHESY Everything was set for the big Takeoff. The newspaper reporters had their notebooks and pencils ready to catch every word. the ph0t06rapher had his camera ready and f i nal ly--the y were off. ' off into the wild unknown that no one had ever dared to travel before, they were first. at least that is what these emminent scientists thought, as they passed venus they thought they saw the impossible. it couldn ' t be j there could never be a building down there. they were so puizled that they decided to investigate. upon landing they were welcomed by=-you guessed it--ruth scott, she had tired of being a nurse and had become a chiro- PODIST, In ORDER TO BE RID OF COMPETITION SHE HAD BUILT HER HOSPITAL ON VENUS WITH A LITTLE SIGN SAY- ING TOENAILS CLIPPED-5 A FOOT. after being treated for shock they started on toward jupiter where theycau3ht sight of a «uge rocket ship, sally griffith had finally become an av i atrix, Having decided by then that nothing was sible they weren ' t very surprised to see o ' brien ' s little rose covered cottage on She and jack had decided that they vanted alone, The loneliest place in the sky is Pluto. Flying back to mars they found the worlds greatest astronomerj frank cooley, he had figured out, in mathp that the best place to study the stars was from the sky, so he moved to mars, ON THE LAST LAP OF THEIR JOURNEY THE Stqpped over on mercury at the little red school house. They found that jeanne Towe rs had finally realized her dream of being a school teacher, just as they entered she dismissed the class with a fond beat it:« OUR SCIENTISTS RETURN TO EARTH SLIGHTLY BE- WILDERED AND VERY DISAPPOINTED, THEY HAD HOPED TO BE THE FIRST UP IN THE WILD BLUE YONDER, BUT THEY HAD NOT RECKONED WITH THE INGENUITY OF THE CLASS OF 1950. I MPOS - MAR I E Pluto. TO BE kAi !- ■iS i