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

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Seninr Qllasf will I, Lorraine Wangberg, will my ability to read fast to Alberta Kill- ingsworth. I, Lois Nelson, leave my bashfulness to Harlen Brice. Come on Harlen, use it. I, Rose Clmstead, bequeath my height to Pee Wee Kuhlman. Come on, Pee Wee, stretch those legs. I, Doris Nelson and Corlyss Peterson, leave our old maid ability to Patty Beilby and Crpha Lofgren. How about using it girls. I, Annabelle Nakashima, will to Mary Ryan my sweet disposition and ability to hold my tongue. I, Gladys Switzer, leave to Georgia Abreu my ability to be the leader in whatever I undertake. I, Beth Askew, leave jewelry wearing to whoever can keep up with the pace I have set. I, Evelyn Anderson, leave my artistic ability to lack Miguel. I, Gertrude Killingsworth, will my interest in girls' sports to Har- riet Brown. Come on Harriet, stand still for a minute. I, Tom Kadowaki, bequeath my ability to give lengthy speeches before the student body to Marv Tsuda. I, George Lantsberger, leave to Ralph CWhat-a-manb Anderson my way with women. I, Earnest Evans, leave mv rough treatment of my fellow class- mates to Herman Van Dyke. I, Kenjiro Kadowaki, will my bashfulness and quiet manners to Betty Persons. I, Robert Reid, bequeath to Iamsie Wiseman my hold on Patty Beilbv's attention. I, Doris Brewer, will my big brown eyes to Charlie, so he can see me better. I, Bob Sizelove, will my ability to skip school to whoever wants to use it. I, Leslie Hammer, will my ability to pick up snipes to Tough Watson. Carry on, Tough. We, Dartha Dreyer, Maxine Teel and Dorothy Thebeck, will our morning, noon, and after school walks to Mary Ryan, Fran- ces Friedman, and Clieta Hess. Carry on the tradition, girls. I, Be-tty Allen, will my red hair to Alice Perry. Better start dyeing your hair, Alice. I, Bill Gray, will my red pickup to Donald Farnworth, to use when his bicycle wears out. I, Bill Hiett, leave to Bette Warren my hearty voice. Make your- self heard, Bette. I, Bill Thebeck, will my ability to get all my credits in three years to Bob Fretwell. He needs it. I, Norman Lofgren, bequeath the unsmoked cigar, given me by Chester Carlson in my freshman vear, to Herman Van Dyke. I, Arthur Grell, leave my name Ole-Olady-O to Coach Evers. I, George McLean, will my girl friends to my little brother. Carry on, Donnie I, Roy Grell, leave to Iarnes Wiseman my speed and grace on the basketball floor, iTurn to page following Senior Picturesj