Biggs High School - Rice Blade Yearbook (Biggs, CA)

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Y O I Senior Will -l- + + VVe, the Senior Class of Biggs High Sc-hool being of sound mind Cwe hopel on this fifth day of June in the year of nineteen hund- red and thirty-six do bequeath, bestow, and give the following to the following: Ii, Dino 11111 Porto, will my ability to pole vault to Punk VVaugh. WVhat's tI1e matter, Punkv I? Uan't you g'et over? I, .llilrlred IJl'I.ff'llllI'd, will my habit of sueking my thumb to Miss Rosenberg. I, Uffs I'an1'0, will my short legs to IValter King. Better start shrinking, 'l'urk. I, ldllzeood .-lllen, will my red eurly hair to Marvin Lindberg. I, .Vormuv Sflnzzlelson, will my position as sehool pianist to Eliz- abeth Sehrader beeause she loves to play the piano. I, .Ilorris S1-I1 171, will my serub brush hair ents to Marvin Vanee. tlome 011 Marvin, and get out the seissors. I, l'uHer BII1i'l'l', will my Wise eraeks to Malel Uameron. I, llenez'1'1're llrzrerlanrl, will my aflzility to serve a volley ball to Ueneya Hudson. f ome on Hudson, more beans. I. ldrnesf lizlhwr, will my slender figure to 'lltllllllly Carlson. I, lien Ixlonda, will my ability to take it to Bill Lewis. 1, Ilelaine Gray, will my ability as a hairdresser to Betty Arm- strong. I, Joe JOIHISOII, will my privilege of staying home for beauty sleep every morning to Bill Thebeek. I, .lrflvur Lz'udI1m'y, will my ability to play 4'len1entine on the trumpet to Kaganoff. Play Don. I, .Iainef Ilzlrson, will my slender figure to .Ioyee Thompson. 'I'rv VVeleh's grape juiee and Ry-Krisp, Joyce. I. IIm.'1'd H!IfIi'l'I , will my ability to find my way to Oroyille rain or shine to Bob Brink. I know you don't need it. I, lllzesfer l'fu'lsoni, will my ability whieh I reeeived from Floyd Iiofgren last year to smoke eigars to Norman liofgren. I haven't used this al'ility, so I pass it on brand new. I, Hath Iiofyren, will my ability to get good grades to Eldon Pratt. . . I, Viefor I'miruif, will my girl friend Tiger Iloola to Pete Sehill. I, flfflgllllvll I,iffIe, will my Olroyille girl friends to any body who van handle them. I, lllee l'efersnn, will my ability as a daneer to Evelyn Ander- son. Might not be a bad idea to use some of this. I..-l nfhon Pryrle will my ability to get along with the bus driver to Boy C'ardella. Take it easy. Bus. I,.Ilfu'f1'n Dunlap, will my dynamic- personality to Ole tlrell. +++ Ile who has proa'olf1'rl flu' 31111,-ff of wif Ilfmnnf eompluin flmf he snmrfs from Itf -.IOHNSIN

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Senior Class + + -l- 'l'his is station B. U. H. S. ln'oadeasting'. The Rive Blade will now prsent .a review of events of the Senior fllass during' the vear l9Z35-1936. VV'hen sehool opened on September twenty-third. the elass enrollnxent was twenty-three. VVe lost one student throug'hout the year. 'l'l1e offieers for the first semester were Putter Baker, Presi- dent: lhI0l'l'1S Sohill, vlee-president, Glee Peterson, seeretaryg Norma Samuelson, treasurer, and Janet ltlixson, yell-leader. For the sex-ond semester the otfieers were: Ernest Baker, president: Ben Honda, V106 presidentg Fhester Carlson, seeretarvg Norma Samuelson, treasurer, Victor Prarat, sergeant at arms. Mrs. llar- ry and Mr. Evers were our advisors the whole term. The first event of the year was the l4'reshinau reeeption, whieh was a very sueeessful affair. At the Fun Night, which was Mareh 29, we had a ret'reshn:'ent booth. 'l'his proved to he the most profitahle eoneession ot' the evening3,'. 'llhe Senior Play, 'l'he Jade Ring, was presented in the latter part ot' May. This took in nine eharaeters and was a lilllilllflill sue- r-ess. Our elass has heen well represented in Basketball. Four of our boys were on the winning' team for four eonseeutive years. lVe were also well represented in football, inusie, track, tennis, and draniaties. Thank you l 0l'flll1lllg' i11 to our last episode of Our Ulass Re- view, and hope you hear from us as big sueeesses in the future. -Janet Hixson, '36 +++ I?emembrnnee is the only parr1rli.wf out of u'ln'ela are !'lHlH0f be rlfrlren.-RlcfH'l'E11

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Ladies and Gentlemen, Faeult and Sehoolmates Ill the full ot' 19332, we. who are Seniors today entered the doors ot' Bl,Q,'Q,'S Union High Sehool, eznitious and fearful of' the upper 0'-IISSIIICII. ut least until we were p1'ope1'ly initizited. Our soeiul ezireer was started hy the Freshinen Peeention and Frosh R10illI'l1 and ended 111 f,iT2ldl'21f'0l1 and the Senior Hall. W'hile Freshmen we were well 1'e111'ese11ted 011 the haiskethzill tennis whieh eontinned th1'1o'.1f1'ho11t until A9,'l'2Nillilfi0l1. t'utter Buk- er, Dino Uillljflfflb, wVi0f01'iP1'2ll'Ht, and G1-aydon Little worked to- gether for fo111',Vea1's and resulted with the league t'1i2llll!bi0llSl1i1J enp this veur. Other 111e1n'h-ers ot' the eluss were D1'0lNi1l9llf on the R and tw teizlnis. Our last VUEII' h:1s:1r1-ived, le:11'i11g'o111y il few hy the wayside and L1'2lfht'l'illf1' u few, and we are ready for the great event we have striven fill'-9,'1'Zlflll.ilf'011. 'l'v'e11ty-two nienihers reeeived their clinloinns on June 5. All of the niemhers of the elasses interested i11 dmnlalties had ai 4-hanee to show their talent duriiig' their Four years by our c-hiss plays. Our I,l'0Sit161ltS for the four years were: F1-es'1111a111-fN. Lind- her f. So 1ho1nore-Nornra 'SHIIIIIQISUII and Morris Sehill. Jn11iorH L I 1 I N q Ben Honda. benior-f utter BZliil11'l12lli Itrrest Baker. NVe took the Senior Sneak clay to the lllflllllfililw and hful il very mee time. I extend ai hearty fureweh to my elzissmates and with them grreut sueeess in the fllf1ll'f'.-J2l11Qf Hixson, '36, -5--P+ I llI'Pll'I'N II worrl flmf must Im, 11111, lmflf imezr, A sound u'lzu'h 'IIHIIHJN us 1I.II'1jl'I',' - ywf - funfu-all,-l3Y11oy,